That's going to be 12 out of 15 or four out of five. So based on Lucio's data, and this wasn't a huge sample size, obviously, he only found five kids who were playing violent video games, and one of them had gotten into a fight. So this isn't a super rigorous study. But at least based on his data, if we're trying to decide whether there's an association between violent games and getting into a fight amongst Lucio's friends, it doesn't seem like there is. It seems like relatively, whether or not they play violent video games or not, one fifth of them have been in a fight in the last month. So it really doesn't seem any difference. If this number was, I don't know, four fifths or five fifths or all of them, then I would say, hey, even with Lucio's fairly small sample, I would say, hey, maybe there is some type of a strong association between playing violent video games and fighting.