Let's say, for the sake or argument, that there are 1,000 dealers.
Furthermore, let's assume these hypothetical dealers each have 100 unique customers. It then follows that there are 100,000 unique customers.
Now, let's further assume there are 10 "bad" dealers. The exact number is irrelevant because we're speaking of proportions.
So, if there are 10 bad customers for every bad dealer, it follows that there are 100 bad customers.
10/1000 equals 1 dealer out of 100 being bad.
100/100,000 equals 1 customer out of 1,000 being bad.
Is that fuzzy math?
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