They'll just give you a positive t value that's oriented the other way. The way t tables, and I have one that we're going to use in a second right over here, the way t tables are set up is you have your distribution like this, and they will just give a positive t value. They will give a positive t value over here, some threshold value, where the probability of getting a t value above that is going to be 1%, and the probability of getting a t value below that is going to be 99%. You can see that we know t distributions are symmetric around their mean, so whatever value this is, if this number is 2, then this value is just going to be negative 2. We just have to keep that in mind, but the t tables actually help us figure out this value. Let's figure out a t value where the probability of getting a t value below that is 99%. Once again, this is going to be a one-sided situation.