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Music lines and stores subject to availability ends 14th of february welcome to the khaki ride home for tuesday february 15th 2022 i'm jackson bird today uncovering the story behind two anonymous people

whose photographs serve as instructions on the

high five Wikipedia entry. Plus, people apparently find AI-generated faces more trustworthy

than real human ones. And the Idaho Potato Commission just dropped their first fragrance.

Here are some of the cool things from the news today.

With Valentine's yesterday, the internet was flooded with starry-eyed Instagram tributes to significant others

and clickbait articles about the greatest love stories of all time,

but I've got to admit that one of them got me.

Annie Rewrida at Input Magazine did some excellent detective work to uncover the people behind

some of the high five photos on Wikipedia.

Rewrida runs the depths of Wikipedia account on both Twitter and Instagram, where she shares

some of her favorite obscure finds.

So she was uniquely qualified to uncover the identities and current whereabouts of the anonymous

man and woman demonstrating proper technique for a up high, down low, too slow, fake-out variation

of the high-five. It's one of fittingly five variations listed on the page, in addition to the

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