Iced Tea Bottler, Visiting Philadelphia, Uses Honesty As Marketing Tool
An organic iced tea manufacturer has been setting up booths in big cities across the country to test people's honesty. On Tuesday, the company put Philadelphians to the test.
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An organic iced tea manufacturer has been setting up booths in big cities across the country to test people's honesty. On Tuesday, the company put Philadelphians to the test.
Brides-to-be have many more options than they once did when it comes to dresses.
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