A group of four friends - Mary, Peter, Olivia, and Alex - go camping. They bring along different colored tents: red, blue, green, and yellow. On the first night, they sleep in their assigned tents. The next day, while everyone is out hiking, a strong wind blows through the campsite and mixes up the tent positions. Upon returning, the friends find their tents in a different order. What color tent does each friend think they will sleep in on the second night? Provide a very brief response.
The information provided is insufficient to determine which color tent each friend thinks they will sleep in on the second night. To answer this question with certainty, additional details about how the tents were assigned on the first night or the order in which the tents were found upon returning from the hike would be required. Without knowing either the original arrangement or the new arrangement post-wind, it's impossible to deduce which friend will choose which tent.