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WeatherProof is giving customers money back if "the maximum temperature measured at New York's Central Park is 32° F or lower on Thanksgiving Day"
You had to buy a coat ahead of time, register online and the forecast doesn't even look close.
I've heard of car dealers and furniture stores doing stunts like this in the past, but I wonder if they're more common in tough ecomomic times.