Anyone know why this slight change causes such a different result? This is for practice problem #8 of 3.3 SQL Statements This is what I put: SELECT lastname, salary, positiontitle, locationcity FROM employee INNER JOIN location ON employee.locationid = location.locationid INNER JOIN position ON employee.positionid = position.positionid WHERE positiontitle LIKE \’%Manager\’ AND salary > 50000 AND (locationcity = \’Miamai\’ OR locationcity = \’Chicago\’)     This is the correct answer: SELECT lastname, salary, positiontitle, locationcity FROM employee INNER JOIN location ON employee.locationid = location.locationid INNER JOIN position ON employee.positionid = position.positionid — WHERE positiontitle LIKE \’%Manager\’ AND salary > 50000 AND (locationcity = \’Miamai\’ OR locationcity = \’Chicago\’) WHERE positiontitle LIKE \’%Manager\’ AND salary > 50000 AND (locationcity = \’Chicago\’ OR locationcity = \’Miami\’)   I could really use the help understanding how this works!