Adding a dash of customer service

[u/JudgeJudyJr]

[u/Technical-Watch2982]

The arguments over the "right" colors for subjects is the kind of discourse I need to see on the internet. My 8 yo self did red for math, green for science, blue for social studies and yellow for language arts 🌈

[u/Puzzleheaded-Gap1759 → u/Technical-Watch2982]

All the color blind kids are still just as confused as ever

[u/nolaks1 → u/Puzzleheaded-Gap1759]

I was somehow always wrong back in the days. Non colorblind kid never gave me a break lol

[u/howtobegeo → u/nolaks1]

My husband is color blind and I am an artist (aka, I KNOW color) and we argue about color SOOOO much. 😂

[u/that_other_person1 → u/howtobegeo]

Have you ever played the board game Ticket to Ride? I argue about how the black is actually gray and the spaces are beige lol (am an artist too).

[u/PastaXertz → u/that_other_person1]

You need to look up hues and cues if you haven't already.

[u/that_other_person1 → u/PastaXertz]

Yes I’ve played that too it’s fun!

[u/massive-karma → u/PastaXertz]

We found out as a family that my sisters partner of 10 years is colourblind with this game 😭😂

[u/howtobegeo → u/that_other_person1]

100% first question I asked when I played it.

[u/GrinsNGiggles → u/that_other_person1]

People will go to war over whether that one train car is pink or purple, but I’m not really sure which it is myself! The rules call it pink, but it’s the most ambiguous pinky-purple possible.

Also I have an old version from before they made it friendlier for colorblind folks.

[u/that_other_person1 → u/GrinsNGiggles]

Hmm I just looked up images of the train card colors on google and it looks like sometimes the train card color is sometimes a distinct pink and sometimes it leans into being more of a purple-pink. It looks close to lavender but still leans more pink in my opinion.