Okay, now let's do it together. Let's just remind ourselves what a type two error is. We just talked about it. So failing, failing to reject, in this case, our null hypothesis, even, even though it is false. So this would be a scenario where this is false, which would mean that more than 40% actually do want a meal plan, but you fail to reject this. So what would happen is is that you wouldn't build another cafeteria because you'd say, hey, no, there are not that many people who are interested in the meal plan, but you wouldn't, but actually, there are a lot of people who are interested in the meal plan, and so you probably won't have enough cafeteria space. And so this says, they don't consider building a new cafeteria when they should.