 10% of people say that she's guilty, 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 four sides. And they've got all the facts and the evidence on their side. Whereas...