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Price check: Scarves

Ellen Warren asked 100 people to look at six nearly identical red scarves ranging in price from $10 to $330 and tell her which was the cheapest and which was the most expensive. Here are a few of the results.
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Wearing: $330 scarf<br>
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Quiz score: 1 out of 6 right<br>
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Stats: He was one of the 30 percent who correctly identified the cheapest ($10) scarf.<br>
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His scarf pedigree: "When I was a young man I always bought scarves for my girlfriends. The girls love 'em. One still has it. She sends me an email every Christmas."<br>
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The last word from Nitsch's wife, Mary: "He's taken!"

Gunter Nitsch, 73, author

( William DeShazer, Chicago Tribune / October 11, 2011 )
Wearing: $330 scarf

Quiz score: 1 out of 6 right

Stats: He was one of the 30 percent who correctly identified the cheapest ($10) scarf.

His scarf pedigree: "When I was a young man I always bought scarves for my girlfriends. The girls love 'em. One still has it. She sends me an email every Christmas."

The last word from Nitsch's wife, Mary: "He's taken!"
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