Okay, I was learning about mitosis and meiosis in school and had a question. I know in Mitosis you first start off with a `Diploid (2N)` cell and then end up with two daughter cells that are also `Diploid`. However, in Meiosis, I know you end up with four `Haploid Cells (N)`, but what exactly do you start off with? Is it like a single egg makes four more eggs or something? Or does it start off with a `Diploid Cell` and then end up with the `Haploids`? If so, what exactly is the starting cell called?