That was what our 1.05 seconds were. So when you set it up like this, where you're not just saying that the drug has an effect, in that case, and that was the last video, you'd look at both tails. But here we're saying we only care, does the drug lower our response time? And just like we did before, you say, okay, let's say the drug doesn't lower our response time. If the drug doesn't lower our response time, what was the probability, or what is the probability of getting a lowering this extreme or more extreme? So here it will only be one of the tails that we consider when we set our alternative hypothesis like that, that we think it lowers. So if our null hypothesis is true, the probability of getting a result more extreme than 1.05 seconds, now we are only considering this tail right over here.