Chair Sale Sparks Color Debate
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Woman tries to sell her 'blue' chair online, sparking a fierce color debate

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Kristin Hughes tried to sell her 'blue' chair online, sparking a fierce color debate.
The potential buyer insisted that the chair was gray.
After her video went viral, Hughes has been offered help in several ways, from an in-person colorblind assessment to a free couch from Wayfair .
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