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**Title:** Social Experiment - Giving Money to Homeless People with a Twist
**Summary:**
* The host conducts a social experiment where they give money to homeless people and then pretend to drop more money to see if the recipients will return it.
* The host interacts with several homeless individuals, providing them with money (e.g., 500 rubles) and then "accidentally" dropping more money.
* Reactions vary among the recipients:
+ Some don't return the dropped money, prompting the host to express disappointment and reflect on humanity.
+ One person is honest and returns the money, earning the host's praise and a reward (e.g., additional money for food or boots).
* The experiment aims to test the recipients' integrity and the host's overall message highlights the importance of kindness, honesty, and humanity, especially towards those in need.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. **Experiment setup**: A social experiment involves approaching homeless people, giving them money, and then pretending to drop more money to see if they'll return it.
2. **Initial interaction**: The experimenter gives a homeless person 500 rubles and inquires about their situation.
3. **First test outcome**: A homeless person fails to return money after the experimenter pretends to drop it.
4. **Second test outcome**: A different homeless person (referred to as "grandma") is given money and also fails to return additional money when the experimenter pretends to drop it.
5. **Grandma's actions**: Grandma uses the given money to buy alcohol.
6. **Confrontation**: The experimenter confronts Grandma about not returning the "dropped" money, feeling deceived.
7. **Grandma's departure**: Grandma leaves the scene after the confrontation.
8. **Third test outcome**: A new homeless person is given money, and when the experimenter pretends to drop more, this person decides to return the "dropped" money.
9. **Reward for honesty**: The honest homeless person is rewarded for their integrity.
10. **Purchase choice**: The honest person decides to buy food (possibly including a "borscht salad") and boots with the money.
11. **Final interaction**: The experimenter thanks the honest person, wishes them good health, and concludes the experiment.