A family in Oregon is taking the internet by storm with its solution for completing a seemingly normal household task.The Landreth family, who lives in Portland, had recently decided to repaint their house but had yet to settle on the color.Meanwhile, their daughter, Grace, also had an upcoming middle school assignment on data collection.So, the Landreths decided to combine both situations into one, elegant solution, which has since gone viral on Twitter .That solution?
Let the internet decide how they’d paint their house.The family created a survey asking people their thoughts on several different color tones.Then, they added a sample sheet and QR code outside their house, allowing people to scan the code and access the survey as they passed by.The survey, which asks respondents to rate the colors on a scale of “Yuck” to “HGTV Level Amazing,” has earned all sorts of online praise for its sense of humor.Twitter users seemed completely charmed by the ordeal, sharing their own choices and calling the idea “brilliant".“We need to know what they went with,” another pleaded.“This thing kind of exploded on us,” Brian Landreth, Grace’s dad, tweeted of his family’s newfound fame