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Two men are on the side of a long, straight road that runs east to west, waiting for a tow truck. They stand facing opposite directions, one east, one west, in order to scan the road.



"Stop making faces at me," one says to the other.



"Only if you stop sticking your tongue out at me," the first replies.



The two men are looking straight ahead and not using any mirrors or reflections - how can they see one another?










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    Two men are on the side of a long, straight road that runs east to west, waiting for a tow truck. They stand facing opposite directions, one east, one west, in order to scan the road.



    "Stop making faces at me," one says to the other.



    "Only if you stop sticking your tongue out at me," the first replies.



    The two men are looking straight ahead and not using any mirrors or reflections - how can they see one another?










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      Two men are on the side of a long, straight road that runs east to west, waiting for a tow truck. They stand facing opposite directions, one east, one west, in order to scan the road.



      "Stop making faces at me," one says to the other.



      "Only if you stop sticking your tongue out at me," the first replies.



      The two men are looking straight ahead and not using any mirrors or reflections - how can they see one another?










      share|improve this question









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      Two men are on the side of a long, straight road that runs east to west, waiting for a tow truck. They stand facing opposite directions, one east, one west, in order to scan the road.



      "Stop making faces at me," one says to the other.



      "Only if you stop sticking your tongue out at me," the first replies.



      The two men are looking straight ahead and not using any mirrors or reflections - how can they see one another?







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          The man facing east is standing further west than the one facing west; the question never states they are standing back-to-back.







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            Reminds me of rot13(Bar svar qnl va gur zvqqyr bs gur avtug, gjb qrnq zra tbg hc gb n svtug, onpx gb onpx gurl snprq rnpu bgure, qerj gurve fjbeqf naq fubg rnpu bgure.)
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