And that makes sense because we saw the relation between the sampling distribution of the sample proportion and a binomial random variable. But what if our population proportion is closer to zero? So let's say our population proportion is 10%, 0.1. What do you think the distribution is going to look like then? Well, we know that the mean of our sampling distribution is going to be 10%, and so you can imagine that the distribution is going to be right skewed. But let's actually see that. So here we see that our distribution is indeed right skewed.