It doesn't have a tail to the left. In fact, we have no one under the age of 20. But here when we have a few people between 60 and 70, even fewer between 70 and 80, even fewer between 80 and 90, and if it just kind of keeps going like this, this is a tail and it's on the right side. It's a right-tailed distribution. So I'd call this distribution right-tailed. And I'm using Khan Academy exercises because it's a good way to see a lot of examples, and frankly, you should too because it'll help you test your knowledge. But it's not left-tailed.