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Is it better to have a light colored room that hides salt, or a dark colored room that easily shows it?

Graham and Ashkahn dish out some strong opinions on this idea, especially the idea that dark colored rooms and tanks are good for maintaining employee accountability.

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Graham: Okay, Welcome.

Ashkahn: Welcome.

Graham: Welcome everyone.

Ashkahn: This is Ashkahn.

Graham: I am Graham.

Ashkahn: Graham is back.

Graham: The Graham is back.

Ashkahn: That's exciting.

Graham: Yeah.

Ashkahn: Welcome back.

Graham: Thank you. It's good to be back.

Ashkahn: Good to have you back.

Graham: We gots questions. Well one for today, one question.

Ashkahn: Yeah.

Graham: Sent in by you our lovely audience.

Ashkahn: Graham, so I was reading the questions while you were gone.

Graham: How did that go?

Ashkahn: It went great. We got a lot of fan mails.

Graham: Light versus dark floor and wall coverings.

Ashkahn: I didn't cut people off with my questions. That was one of the things that I did.

Graham: Well you weren't talking to cut yourself off.

Ashkahn: Some people said better.

Graham: Light versus dark floor. Light versus-

Ashkahn: Dark force.

Graham: No.