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Honest Tea experiment shows D.C. an honest city
August 21, 2012 - 08:05 am
D.C. ranks as the nation's tenth most honest metro area—according to a recent “honesty” experiment.
Recently, the Bethesda-based company named Honest Tea set up unmanned beverage stands nationwide, asking people to leave a dollar for each bottle they took. Undercover observers used a digital tracking application to monitor which passersby took a drink without paying.
Ninety-five percent of Washingtonians paid for their drinks—compared to a 100 percent compliancy for honesty experiments in Oakland and Salt Lake City.
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