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. I'm going to say, well, I have no reason to really assume that he's lying. So let's do that. So to calculate the chi-square statistic, what I'm going to do is, so here we're assuming the owner's distribution is correct. So assuming the owner's distribution was correct, what would have been the expected observed? So we have the expected percentage here, but what would have been the expected observed? So let me write this right here, expected.