Alright guys, a friend of mine told me this clever riddle and it took me awhile to get it. I found it pretty clever 
here goes:
An insane man kidnapped four people, and blindfolded them. He sat them each in a chair, single file. He then told them he has four hats. Two green hats, and two orange hats. He then told them he was going to place a hat on top of each person's head. He told them if any one of them could tell them what color hat they had on and why, he'd let them live. Otherwise, he'd kill them all. So, (unbeknown to them), he put an orange hat on the first person's head, a green hat on second person's head, an orange hat on third person's head, and a green hat on the fourth person's head. So the order is: orange, green, orange, green (remember, the four people don't know the order or what color their own hat is). The insane man then took the blindfolds off of each person, except for the fourth person because he could see the colors of the hats of the people in front of him, and would be able to guess his own. So, the second person could see the color of the hat of the person sitting in front of him, and the third person could see the color of the hat of the two people sitting in front of him. the first person and fourth person can see nothing. After a pause (hint: the pause is essential to solving the riddle), one of them told the insane man the color of his hat and explained why, and he was correct. Which person, and why?
Now there's no funny business in this riddle. No reflective objects, the fourth person didn't peek, and there was no communication between the four people. It makes complete logical sense once you figure out
Good luck!
Bandit
here goes:An insane man kidnapped four people, and blindfolded them. He sat them each in a chair, single file. He then told them he has four hats. Two green hats, and two orange hats. He then told them he was going to place a hat on top of each person's head. He told them if any one of them could tell them what color hat they had on and why, he'd let them live. Otherwise, he'd kill them all. So, (unbeknown to them), he put an orange hat on the first person's head, a green hat on second person's head, an orange hat on third person's head, and a green hat on the fourth person's head. So the order is: orange, green, orange, green (remember, the four people don't know the order or what color their own hat is). The insane man then took the blindfolds off of each person, except for the fourth person because he could see the colors of the hats of the people in front of him, and would be able to guess his own. So, the second person could see the color of the hat of the person sitting in front of him, and the third person could see the color of the hat of the two people sitting in front of him. the first person and fourth person can see nothing. After a pause (hint: the pause is essential to solving the riddle), one of them told the insane man the color of his hat and explained why, and he was correct. Which person, and why?
Now there's no funny business in this riddle. No reflective objects, the fourth person didn't peek, and there was no communication between the four people. It makes complete logical sense once you figure out
Good luck!
Bandit
