So at least from my point of view, this result seems to favor the alternative hypothesis. I'm going to reject the null hypothesis. I don't know 100% sure, but if the null hypothesis was true, there's only a 1 in 300 chance of getting this. So I'm going to go with the alternative hypothesis. And just to give you a little bit of some of the name or the labels you might see in some statistics or in some research papers, this value, the probability of getting a result more extreme than this, given the null hypothesis, is called a p-value. So the p-value here, and this really just stands for probability value, the p-value right over here is 0.003. So there's a very, very small probability that we could have gotten this result if the null hypothesis was true.