So this seems like if you're assuming truly random that it's a reasonable, your hypothesis that it's truly random, there's a good chance that you're right. There's a 42% chance you would have the outcome you saw if your assumption is true. But let's say you keep doing this and you trust your older brother. You know, why would he want to cheat out his younger siblings? But let's say that Bill's not picked 12 nights in a row. So then everyone's starting to get a little bit, everyone's starting to get a little bit suspicious with Bill right over here. And so they say, well, you know, well, we're gonna give him the benefit of the doubt.