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Wow, I explained the Monty Hall problem in a bar-like setting. I remembered my reasoning for switching doors by pointing out that deducing the correct answer is much easier when the total number of doors is made large - say, n=100 - & you pick 1 door at random. In that case, when the host opens the other 98 non-winning doors, then it's much clearer to immediately reason it's very unlikely you chose the winning door on your first try. So, you always switch doors.