The Tea Experiment

**green-lantern** · 08-20-2013, 12:28 PM

Originally Posted by Echo419

must have done test when Nick Saban was out of town

**BigTyla** · 08-20-2013, 12:29 PM

Originally Posted by green-lantern

Well played.

**Boost4VR4** · 08-20-2013, 01:53 PM

LOL, Washington D.C. not only where the most criminals are but where the most... wait this isn't political... Oh and check this out:

http://thenationalhonestyindex.com/

**Jeremy C** · 08-21-2013, 10:31 PM

This has also proven something I already knew: To many heathens here in AZ who don't drink tea. Now kindly fuck off while I go get some more Bewly's from the cupboard...

**onebadmollafolla** · 08-21-2013, 10:49 PM

This isn't about honesty, but people's attitude in general. I work a lot of federal compliance and occasionally call out to people for compliance issues. I talk to people all over this country and there is definitely a demographic of nicer and more bitter people depending on the state. Below is my list of almost always overly friendly states and bitter upset states. This is only from my personal experience which fairly plentiful.

Friendly:

1) Tennessee - almost always happy to talk to you and will even try to chat off topic.
2) South Carolina
3) Louisiana
4) California - usually very friendly though you get some VERY strange individuals.

Smaller population states are typically pretty friendly but it is hard to get a sample size worth mentioning.

Grumplegus states:

1) New York - always too busy and have more important things to do than adhering to federal compliance.
2) New Jersey - typically annoyed and people making loud noises in the background.
3) Georgia - it is black and white, either very friendly but usually act like you just ran over their dog.
4) Florida - older demographic that is frustrated for no reason in particular.

**sergechronos** · 08-21-2013, 11:48 PM

Originally Posted by onebadmollafolla

4) Florida - older demographic that is frustrated for for reasons they can't remember.

Fixed that for you.

**Jeremy C** · 08-21-2013, 11:57 PM

It is funny how you can pinpont geographic areas just from the way someone talks. I read a lot of letters written to my company and can tell where the person is from just from the word choices a lot of times. Two of the easiest states to pick out are Texas and New York. For being so diametrically opposed when it comes to politics, socially the two are almost identical. Almost everyone in both states has that "Well, what are you going to do for ME?" attitude, refuses to accept they can (and usually are) at fault, and generally give poor attitudes. I can pick out many other states fairly accurate, but those two are some of the easiest to catch.