This is dangerously close to driving me insane...

I created a new perk.
I created a new quest.
I created an alias for Player, and added a script to the alias.

All the script is supposed to do is add the perk to the player when the player sleeps. Here's the code:

Script name Bahmehblah extends ReferenceAliasperk property myAwesomePerk autoevent onInit()     RegisterForSleep()endEventevent OnSleepStop (bool abInterrupted)    if (game.getPlayer().hasPerk(myAwesomePerk) == 0)        debug.Notification ("Added perk!")        game.getPlayer().addPerk(myAwesomePerk)    else        debug.Notification ("You already have the perk!")            endIfendEvent

Before you ask - yes, the property is filled with the right perk. When I sleep, I receive the message "added perk!" but the perk is never added. Even if I manually add the perk via console, the game continues to insist that I don't have the perk next time I sleep. What gives? Syntax is right, property is filled out right, why is Skyrim intent on driving me insane?

You created a Perk, and ticked "Playable" and "hidden" right?

Sure did. It's not even Hidden. And yes, it is indeed filled into the property.

The script you posted isn't a condition in perk reference... right?