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I wonder if this is actual high trust or that there are security cameras everywhere.

• bombcar 1y ago
  If you've been to the rural USA you'd know it's just high-trust (and the middle of nowhere). They're pretty common for low-value things like corn and farm produce; but I've seen syrup and honey, too. There might be a camera but since there's usually no power, it'd have to be some sort of trail/game/deer cam. What would you do with the result besides some vigilante frontier justice? No cop anywhere but daytime children's TV is going to investigate the Case of the Stolen Syrup.
  • sometimes_all 1y ago
    We once went to Florida and saw some open orange farms. We wanted to buy some, but there was nobody in sight - we got very confused until we saw a box which said "$X a bag"; there was a sack of bags nearby. My mind was blown.
  • gentooflux 1y ago
    That's a matter of scale. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Canadian_Maple_Syrup_Heist https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Canadian_Maple_Syrup_H...
  • antonvs 1y ago
    > No cop anywhere but daytime children's TV is going to investigate the Case of the Stolen Syrup. Or Japan apparently, according to some of the comments in this thread.