Hi... Hi. Um... How's the... how's the memorizing coming? Yeah, just trying to learn these...

Val: [answers phone] Hi... Collin: Hi. Val: Um... Collin: How's the... how's the memorizing coming? Val: Yeah, just trying to learn these psych terms. Collin: What did you come up with for the... the double picture one? The face and the vase one? Val: Oh, I like that one. It was... "blindspotting." Collin: Why "blindspotting?" Val: 'Cause it's all about how you can look at something and there can be another thing there that you aren't seeing so you got a blind spot. Collin: But if somebody points out the other picture to you, doesn't it make it not a blind spot anymore? Val: No, 'cause you can't go against what your brain wants to see first unless you spend the time to retrain your brain, which is hella hard, so you're always gonna be instinctually blind to the spot you weren't seeing. Val: [there's a long silence between them] Collin? Collin: When you look at me now... do you always see the fight first? Collin: [there's another long silence between them] Good night Valerie.

Um... How's the... How's the memorizing coming? Yeah, just trying to learn these psych terms. What did you come up with for the double picture one? The face and the vase one? Oh, I like that one. It was "blindspotting." Why "blindspotting"? 'Cause it's all about how you can look at something, and there can be another thing there that you aren't seeing. So you got a blind spot. But if somebody points out the other picture to you, doesn't that make it not a blind spot anymore? No, 'cause you can't go against what your brain wants to see first. Unless you spend the time to retrain your brain, which is hella hard, so you're always gonna be instinctually blind to the spot you weren't seeing. Collin? When you look at me now, do you always see the fight first? Good night, Valerie. Collin...