So you have these nine possibilities. Now, the sample space, the sample space isn't telling you if they're equally likely or not. It's just telling you if you're going to do an experiment, what are all the different possibilities, the possible outcomes for that experiment. Now, in the case where they are equally likely, it can be very, very useful. Because you could say, you could do something like, if you said that, okay, it's equally likely to pick any one of these nine outcomes, you could say, well, what's the probability of, what's the probability of getting a, something that is either small or chocolate? And so you could see, well, how many of those events out of the total actually meet that constraint. But we'll do more of that in future videos.