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The texts are ploys to get unsuspecting victims to fork over their credit-card details.

The forks, knives and spoons we use affect us more than we may consciously realize.

The Prancing Horse’s customers are willing to fork out millions of dollars to make repeat purchases because of the perception that its supercars are best-in-class.

Why keep forking over the adviser’s fee, perhaps 1% of assets under management?

It’s gotten so bad that when we see an adult do the right thing and fork a foul ball over to a child, we’re practically nominating them for a Nobel.