At a local bar, three friends, Mr. Green, Mr. Red and Mr. Blue, were having a drink. One man was wearing a red suit; one a green suit; and the other a blue suit. "Have you noticed," said the man in the blue suit, "that although our suits have colors corresponding to our names, not one of us is wearing a suit that matches our own names?" Mr. Red looked at the other two and said, "You're absolutely correct." What color suit is each man wearing?

Common Wrong Answers
“Mr. Red is wearing a red suit, Mr. Blue is wearing a blue suit, Mr. Green is wearing a green suit”
This guess contradicts the riddle's statement that no one is wearing a suit that matches their name.
“Mr. Green is wearing a green suit, Mr. Red is wearing a blue suit, Mr. Blue is wearing a red suit”
This guess also contradicts the riddle's premise that none of the men are wearing suits that correspond to their names.
“Mr. Blue is wearing a blue suit, Mr. Red is wearing a green suit, Mr. Green is wearing a red suit”
This guess incorrectly assigns Mr. Blue to a blue suit, which directly violates the rule established in the riddle.
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