LOL, it's got to mean something, right?
Years ago, my cellphone ringtone was the opening stanza of Take on Me by Ah-Ha (I'm an 80s New Wave fan, sue me, and Ah-Ha is a criminally underrated band--aside from this one iconic hit and video). On driving with my daughter to go skiing at Alta, just as we were entering Little Cottonwood Canyon, Take on Me started playing on the radio at the exact moment my phone rang. The radio and my phone played the opening stanza of Take on Me almost perfectly synchronized. What were the odds of this happening? Pretty remote, maybe 1-1,000,000, or thereabouts. (1-1,000,000 is not meant to be literal but a marker of order of magnitude.)
The lesson I learned that day is that 1-1,000,000 odds events happen, and given that the world is comprised of billions of people interacting in billions of ways each day with other people, media, nature, etc., 1-1,000,000 odds events almost certainly occur every day, thousands if not millions of times. Because we humans are wired to see patterns and possess a deep need to feel like we matter in the grand scheme of the cosmos, we tend to attach significance to these 1-1,000,000 events (frequently in the form of divine intervention) when in fact they are no more than common synchronistic coincidences.