And you have a remainder of 10. So what's going to happen is all 15 kids are going to get six pieces of paper. And then another 10 of the 15 are going to get a seventh piece of paper. So they're not all getting an equal number of pieces of paper. So even though he's randomly picking an integer between one and 100, some of the students are going to have a higher chance than the other ones. The 10 that have seven pieces of paper are going to have a higher chance than the other five who only have six pieces, who only have six pieces of paper. And so I would say method one is not fair.