I should reject the owner's distribution. And I want to do this with a significance level of 5%. Or another way of thinking about it, I'm going to calculate a statistic based on this data right here. And it's going to be a chi-square statistic, or another way to view it is that that statistic that I'm going to calculate has approximately a chi-square distribution. And given that it does have a chi-square distribution with a certain number of degrees of freedom, and we're going to calculate that, what I want to see is the probability of getting this result, or getting a result like this or a result more extreme, less than 5%. If the probability of getting a result like this or something less likely than this is less than 5%, then I'm going to reject the null hypothesis, which is essentially just rejecting the owner's distribution. If I don't get that, if I say, hey, the probability of getting a chi-square statistic that is this extreme or more is greater than my alpha, than my significance level, then I'm not going to reject it.