The Honor System: Does it Work?
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The Buzz: Pay as You Wish Discussion
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Can a "pay as you wish" system work? Or does it create loss of money and white collar crime?
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Apr 10
Student Josephine Kuminkoski
Student Josephine Kuminkoski
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how old is this video?
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Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
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Published on Jun 29, 2010
according to youtube
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Mrs. Kristi Dodson
Mrs. Kristi Dodson
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Panera started this program around 2008. I don't think it actually lasted very long.
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Sujira Beltran
Sujira Beltran
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I'm not surprised it worked , like they mentioned in the video , guilt plays a big role .
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Craig Roberts
Craig Roberts
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I like the overall manner of their discussion. Wish this is how things were on shows more regularly
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Brandon De Leon
Brandon De Leon
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I probably wouldn't have paid full price out the the goodness of my heart, I just didn't know there was a different thing in place.
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Brandon De Leon
Brandon De Leon
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Even if I did, I probably would've been too confused as to what it is to pay less.
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Zoe Downs
Zoe Downs
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She states that "people are basically good", so it's looking like the pay-as-you-wish system might work.
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Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
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I'm very surprised that actually worked kinda.
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Student Josephine Kuminkoski
Student Josephine Kuminkoski
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I'm glad 70 percent of people are nice haha
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Emily Jensen
Emily Jensen
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I bet there are differences in cites, states, and countries.
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Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
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I wonder what would happen here in california lol
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Mrs. Kristi Dodson
Mrs. Kristi Dodson
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In our travels, we really valued the areas that showed a lot of community. The free thrift shops I mentioned earlier were in Tennessee. Hard to imagine how it would work here.
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Mrs. Kristi Dodson
Mrs. Kristi Dodson
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Interesting idea. Are people generally more "good" or more honest in other parts of the country?
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Which parts of the country are more likely to take without paying and why would that be?
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Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
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I'd be like well how much is coffee then??? and look around for a price lol
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Madison Howell
Madison Howell
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oh yeah, the response to the "pay-as-you-wish" will also vary on where it's taking place...different kinds of people everywhere
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Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
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They got a cashier like ლ(ಠ_ಠ ლ)
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Mrs. Kristi Dodson
Mrs. Kristi Dodson
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SO true! Where do you think it would be most effective?
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Jessica Wicke
Jessica Wicke
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I would definitely feel guilty for not paying. Especially if I know I have the means to.
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Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
Ms. Kearsten Kuminkoski
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Ohhh, that makes more sense, you got a cashier all like, ლ(ಠ_ಠ ლ)
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Apr 10
Alyssa Aguirre
Alyssa Aguirre
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A "pay as you wish" system could work for certain products. There actually used to be a restaurant that had that system, kinda near where I live.
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Zoe Downs
Zoe Downs
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I'm thinking this system wouldn't work here in California. The cost of living is extremely high and people are too self-centred to pay the full price.
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