 10% of people say that she's guilty, right? Right. So if you get a jury of 12, odds are you're going to get one, maybe two people that think she's guilty. And then, I mean, you've got 10 not-guilties, and the not-guilties just have to convince the two guilties that, you know, you've got to switch sides. And they've got all the facts and the evidence on their side, whereas there's no way, like, one or two guilty voters is going to convince 10 or 11 not-guilty voters to switch sides. Right. It's not going to happen, so...