Please view the video only once, then answer the question below.

Question:
How many passes did the team in white make?

Choices:
I don't know, I was watching the gorilla.
What do you mean, "gorilla"? There was no gorilla.
Yeah, Bro, there was a gorilla. For sure.
I cheated and watched it twice. Confirming there was a gorilla.

 

What [deleted]?

That wasn't a [deleted].

It was a [deleted] in a faux fur frock.

Saw the gorilla, noticed 3 people in dark shirts(I do believe all male), 3 in white shirts(all female), the 2 "S" on the wall but I didn't count passes.

quote:

Originally posted by joatmonv:
Saw the gorilla, noticed 3 people in dark shirts(I do believe all male), 3 in white shirts(all female), the 2 "S" on the wall but I didn't count passes.

And three elevators.
Yeah, I think we're supposed to be counting passes from the get go, as I noticed everything but the number of passes.

It's racist. Don't you know everything is twisted to be racist.

A dollar three ninety eight

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Originally posted by arfmel:
A dollar three ninety eight

Hahahaha. Good answer.
I've often answered "Nick Nolte" to some random question before.

I’ve seen this before but there is no way I can tell you the number of passes.

3 folks dark shirts 2 Women???
3 folks white shirts 2 guys????
2 S’s on walls
3 elevators 2 gray 1 slate blue in middle
2 basketballs
1 Gorilla that I did notice the first time and thought WTF???
I THINK everybody had dark hair

I have NO IDEA how many times those balls changed hands though.

13?

and yes, gorilla,



side note,, bad gorilla suit related,

Costello toured back in the early 80's and played Merriweather Post on his bithday,

he exited stage left during one song and came back in a gorilla suit for one song

FWIW, the value/validity of the point of the video is completely lost if it’s discussed before being viewed. But be that as it may, I was asked to view the video many years ago by a supervisor and when asked, “Did you see?” I could only react in puzzlement and, “Of course. How could I have not seen?” Later, though, my amazement increased when I learned how many viewers don’t see. That in itself was the most significant lesson, and as I thought about it I realized that I shouldn’t have been surprised.

I actually posted this more for entertainment value vs. an actual test. At any rate, here's the Penn and Teller version...