Well, this week, my wife and I, we had a bit of a disagreement over something, and it's still

unresolved. And so I just thought, you know, there's no better way to resolve this conflict

than to bring it in front of a thousand people and to help you guys decide. So, if you could,

I would appreciate your help and determining who's right on this issue between my wife and myself.

Here's the issue. Here's a picture of a shoe that someone showed me online this week.

And it's an interesting conflict that we're having,

because it's not a conflict over if the shoe looks cool or not.

It's over what color the shoe is.

So how many of you, like me,

see this shoe as gray and teal?

Yeah.

So look around, that's who's getting raptured.

I feel pretty good about this crew.

Yeah.

All I see is gray and teal.

I'm not colorblind. How many of you see pink and white? Yeah, I don't know. That's, my wife claims that's what she saw too. I don't know. It's just confusing to me. So I did some research, I'm like, man, I see gray and teal. Where you guys see pink, that's, I see gray, where you see white, I see teal. And so I did some research. I'm like, man, I see gray and teal. Where you guys see pink, I see gray, where you see

white, I see teal. And so I did some research. I was like, man, how can we be seeing different

things? What's actually the right way to view this? And apparently, after doing some research,

Vans does not make any shoes that are gray and teal. So, yeah, all you pink and white people are correct.

But it's just been in my head all week. I'm like, man, how can two people see the exact same

thing and come to a different conclusion? Specifically this picture, apparently because of the

lighting, it plays some tricks on you where some people, apparently few people, see gray and

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