I've also seen anecdotal evidence where the percentage options weren't actually right - they were way more than what the percentage would actually be. My theor

I've also seen anecdotal evidence where the percentage options weren't actually right - they were way more than what the percentage would actually be. My theory, assuming this wasn't an outright fake, is that the options were actually free-form text (with a percentage set separately and not obviously displayed) and the scumbag running the place set the title to let's say "15%", with the actual underlying percentage much higher.