Florida Home To The Most Honest City In America
Florida is home to the most honest city in America. A poll asked if people found $1000 on the ground would they keep it or not. Firstly, the poll comes from a website called bestcasinosites.net where they ask people if they would keep $1000 if they found it on the ground. Additionally, overall 47% of people said they’d keep it. So, the most honest city in America according to the study is Jacksonville, Florida. Finally, the poll found that 62% of people from Jacksonville would handover the $1000 if they found it on the ground.
On the other end of the spectrum, the most dishonest city is a three way tie. Detroit, Memphis and New Orleans are tied for first. 62% of people that were polled said they would keep the money and only 38% say they would hand it over. Tampa is on the list and 52% of the people that were polled said they would turn the money over and 48% said they would keep it.
Kiera Miller, online slots and statistics expert at BestCasinoSites.net, in a statement, “The results certainly demonstrate an extremely interesting insight into whether Americans would or would not keep money found on the street, but I think this has raised a bigger question: do people know this is an offense? Whilst pocketing money on the street has parallels to winning the jackpot, it can be classed as theft and unfortunately, ‘finders keepers’ won’t hold up in a court of law.”
Why It’s Called Jacksonville
Jacksonville is the most populous city in Florida. Inside the city limits there are almost 950,000 people Jacksonville takes up all of Duval County. The city was founded in 1822. Jacksonville is named after Andrew Jackson, who was the seventh president of the United States. In 1822 Andrew Jackson was the military governor of the Florida territory, and that is why it is named after him.
4 Great Christmas Dinner Options For The Whole Family
Lasagna
A large tray of a baked pasta based meal that everyone gets to cut into just feels like a natural option. There’s room here to customize your tray of course. Add meat, make it a veggie, or have one of each. Plus, the red sauce nicely compliments your holiday-themed table setting.
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Filet Mignon
We’ll need to clarify here, your best bet here is a log shaped filet that can be evenly cut into quarter inch – to half inch slices. There’s something festive to carving a meal item in your kitchen, that is freshly cooked. You take pride in hosting and then slicing. You place your sliced filet on that serving platter that is used just once a year, walk it into the dining room and then feel joy when everyone digs in.
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Vegetarian Chili Bar
It’s all about the slow-cooker or crock pot. You can let it warm in the kitchen all day, allowing a sharp aroma to seep into every room the family gathers in. This style is for more of the grab something quick and on-the-go Christmas meal gathering. Perhaps you have people in and out of your house, stopping by for a “cheers” throughout the day. A chili bar never disappoints. Add in your side bowls of shredded cheddar, tortilla crisps, scallions, and sour cream, and you are giving your guests the opportunity to put their own touch on your creation.
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Baked Ham
This is the meal that gives you the option for a fancier sit-down dinner. The ham centerpiece is typically joined by elegant wine glasses and pre-feast toast. Throw some potato side dishes along with an asparagus or string bean casserole, and your living room is now a fine-dining restaurant. This meal allows you to take your time. The next thing you know, it’s dark outside, and you are putting a bow on your enjoyable Christmas night.
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