Talk about paying for performance. Drug clinics are paying people to stay clean:
There are worse things you can do for money than stay off drugs.
“And I’ve done them, too,” chuckled Allen Price, a 43-year-old methamphetamine addict from Oakland, Calif.
So when a friend told him about a 12-week program in San Francisco that would pay him up to $40 per week just to stay clean, he decided it was just what he needed.





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