'Women Vs Men': This Hotel's 'Quick Eye Exam' Has Left Netizens Baffled. Try It Out

The game, which has been dubbed a "quick eye exam," promises to astonish everyone. The text asks readers to count the number of paragraphs with the letter "F."

By : ABP News Bureau | Edited By: nitink | Updated at : 26 Jan 2023 06:16 PM (IST)

women vs men Internet baffled after Quick Eye Exam after blowing everyones mind viral picture twitter Lemon Tree Hotel 'Women Vs Men': This Hotel's 'Quick Eye Exam' Has Left Netizens Baffled. Try It Out

Hotle in Delhi.

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Hotels can be fun to stay at because of the room service and delicious food. Raaja Cheyyivesthe, a Twitter user, shared a fun time he had at the Lemon Tree Hotel on the microblogging platform. He provided an illustration of a game. "Women vs. Men" read the headline. The game, which has been dubbed a "quick eye exam," promises to astonish everyone. The text asks readers to count the number of paragraphs with the letter "F."

After that, it said that a male brain can only recognize three Fs, whereas a female brain can recognize six, which is the actual number. “This hotel is getting Wilder every day! I could still count only 3," read the caption. Have a look:

This hotel is getting Wilder everyday!

I could still count only 3 pic.twitter.com/UxaRNWhEjD
— Raaja Cheyyivesthe (@sunnystr8up) January 24, 2023

The image, since uploaded, has gathered over 95K views. “I saw the headline and instantly knew it was Lemon Tree. This seems vanilla compared to the misogynic stuff they pass for laughs as wall frames in the men’s restrooms," wrote a Twitter user. Another person wrote, “There is nothing as such male or female brain here How Conscious you are reading that sentence as per the challenge is what matters It can be 2 or 4 also if you read it in hurry."

Meanwhile, earlier, a Twitter user Anurag Minus shared his experience from 2011 when he stayed in a hotel in Mumbai hoping he would get an air-conditioned room. Although Anurag got a room with a split AC, to his surprise the AC was installed in such a way that it served two separate rooms. A hole was made in the wall between the two rooms so that the split AC could cool both rooms at the same time.

Sharing a picture of the same, Anurag Minus wrote, “Booked this room in Mumbai in 2011, where the manager promised the split AC room. It was literally a split AC room which was split into two rooms. One half in ours and rest in another, where 2 uncles were playing ‘ay Ganpat chal daaru la’ song in full volume till 4 in the morning”.