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This question is way better if you flip it around.

Let's say you've been married to the woman of your dreams for a few years. This week, you just got a new job at a newspaper company. One of your colleagues is this dude named Jared. He's about your age, really funny, and is a really cool person to hang out with on the job. Only being there five days, you consider this guy to be a pretty good friend, or at least has the potential to be one. After work on Friday, he invites you out for drinks at a bar, and you accept.

After a few beers, you two start talking about past relationships and stuff. He talks about how he can't stay in relationships long, because he always cheats. He was one of "those guys" in college that, although not particularly handsome, was somehow plugging seemingly multiple pussies a week. He starts going into specifics about all the wonderful girls he's had sex with. He describes a few, and one in particular sounds very familiar. After asking for some more details, you're certain that the girl he's describing is in fact your wife: He and your wife went to the same school (it was a small-town college with about 6,000 students), lived in the same neighborhood during school, and he mentions this lady having a birth mark in the same location as your beloved. After he mentions all this, you start to get grossed out; although this guy is pretty cool, you can tell he was totally a douche in college, and only tramps and ho-bags hang around those types of men in their late-teens/early-20s. The thought of your wife being one of those halter-top bitches makes you nauseous.

Do you:
A) Pull out a picture of your wife, and ask "Look familiar?"
B) Change the subject and try to forget about it.

Also, how does this change your relationship with this man and/or your wife?