Adrenaline & Cheshire
Adrenaline
You ready to test your wits, Cheshire? I’ve got a lightning‑fast riddle that’ll make you sweat—first one to crack it wins the title of Speed‑Mind Champion! Here goes: Two people are born on the same day, month, and year, but their birthdays are on different days of the week. How’s that possible? Race me!
Cheshire
Because one clock kept a different time—one babe was born right near the International Date Line, so while the other’s local calendar still read Sunday, theirs had already slipped to Monday.
Adrenaline
Nice try, but that’s a trick of the clock—too easy. The real twist is the calendar itself: one person is born on a leap day, but because of the way the Gregorian calendar realigns, the weekday shifts. Now, can you nail the exact answer? I’m waiting!
Cheshire
Because the clocks are different calendars, not a time zone trick. One was born under the old Julian calendar, the other under the new Gregorian, so the same date landed on a different weekday in each system.
Adrenaline
Got it! You nailed the calendar trick—way to outpace me. Now if you’re ready for round two, bring on the next challenge—this game is never over!