It’s <span style=”font-size: 0.8rem;”>Yani.</span>

Nonsense.

WTF is that Flashy?

Fifty Shades of Oz?

Yani

Or green, Perchy….

Is that hour pamaps grass, Perchy?

Explains a lot.

We’ve got lots of pampas grass.

Luckily we’re both incredibly ugly, so no harm done…

…because I’m worth it

Laurel

Yani, if you’re mad. Laurel – for the sane among us.

Yani’s place is around the corner from us.  Kryton Jnr shouts “Epiiiiic” when we go past, has met a couple of the chaps in town and we see many more supercars than previous.

Home

Small industry gone successful in mediocre London Borough, whats not to like.  Might wrap the beemer 😉

Yanni unless you can’t hear

Depends on the speakers. At work, Yanni on small tinny speakers, at home Laurel with more bass, Amp may have effect on this as well.

I really thought this was just some sort of internet piss-take until my wife came upstairs as I had the Laurel voice on and asked me why I was listening to someone repeatedly saying Yani. And she knew nothing about it before then. I still thought she was winding me up. Tis proper bizarre

That’s exactly what happened in my house, welshfarmer. Maybe it’s a Wales thing.

i had no idea what this was about…. googled around and i assume the OP is alluding to this:

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/05/dont-rest-on-your-laurels/560483/

(or at least the twitter bit)…

for what it’s worth, Yanny.

My grandad had a two tone nissan laurel, great car, it spoke to you and everything, as did my uncle. Both had a big laurel bush in their garden. True story.

Still, yanny is the correct answer.

Wives are always right.

I listened to it a few times on the car radio whilst I was out and about.  Initially it was Yanny but by consent rating  eventually I could hear Laurel. So i think its all in your mind

personally I heard Yalli, but then, I’m special.

I hear laurel however when it first started playing I heard Yarrel which settled to laurel after a couple of times. I suspect that the real word is a little ambiguous and our brain sub-consciously decides what it wants to hear.

I’ve got a (possibly) perforated eardrum at the mo – in that ear it’s Laurel, in the other one it’s Yanny

oh and a way to hear both

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/05/16/upshot/audio-clip-yanny-laurel-debate.html

On the NYT thing…. in the middle / to the left, clearly Laurel.

three ticks to the right and I can hear Yanny if I want, Laurel if I want. Further to the right, Yanny, like it or not.

Interestingly though…… (well i think so) if I start far right and hear Yanny from the start, I need to come a couple of ticks back past my transition point to get to hear Laurel again.

I hear Yarrii

Is that plural for Yaris?