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"Illustration" courtesy of:  https://www.craiyon.com "zucchini cucumber"

Let's pretend an individual isn't sure whether they're looking at a cucumber or zucchini in the produce section.  Should they ask an "associate" or random customer for help?

Question:

• "Is this a cucumber or zucchini?"

Possible answers:

• "Associate" - "Zucchini aren't in season."
• Random customer - "I don't like cucumber."

What should an individual not expect to hear?

Apparently, a straightforward answer.  Someone must be backward or dissociated.

Without the ability to compare two different "things" (perspective), even a "yes" or "no" type of question returns "mixed results".