If you can spot a donkey in the image, it means your eyesight is good

In a bustling city, there lived a married couple, John and Sarah. John was a hard-working guy who always had his family’s best interests at heart, but he had a slight problem—he was terribly forgetful.

Whether it was forgetting to buy groceries or missing an important call, he often left Sarah shaking her head. Sarah, on the other hand, was a perfectionist who couldn’t stand mistakes.One evening, Sarah asked John to pick up some groceries on his way home from work. True to form, John walked in empty-handed. Furious, Sarah playfully called him a “jackass” for forgetting.

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