Theoretical Probability

As a sales gimmick to test out a new candy product, a company decides to come out with bags filled with a mix of new and old candy. Each bag has $60$ pieces of candy, and $30\%$ of the candies are new. You buy a bag and decide to randomly pick out the candies one by one from the bag. What is the theoretical probability of picking out a piece of new candy on your third pick if the first two candies were normal and you did not replace them?