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A companion to the author's dating website, SEEKING ARRANGEMENT: The Definitive Guide to Sugar Daddy and Mutually Beneficial Arrangements, opens the door on alternative relationship configurations to smash old stereotypes and break down puritanical assumptions. A revolutionary guide, it contains information useful to anyone striving to create successful relationships. Honest and frank about sex, money, and issues of morality, Wade gives us the real dope on the modern Sugar Daddy not a rich decrepit 'captain of industry' exploiting empty-headed vixens for hedonistic pleasure, but a mature gentleman seeking fun and pleasure with women of substance. Nor are Sugar Babies all young bimbo-victims, but women who know what they want and go after it. People of all ages, backgrounds, and income levels enter into these arrangements seeking a more exciting and fulfilling life. Wade doesn't champion a cause - he knows these arrangements aren't everyone's cup of... ahem... sugar. He simply prepares readers to navigate the online world of arrangements, avoiding scams and frauds, and learning to maximize satisfaction. Addressing issues relevant to any non-conventional behavior, it is, in a broader sense, about learning to live as you choose, rather than by society's dictates.

Why do educated women get fewer responses on online dating websites? Is buying local food economically efficient? Does bribing kids improve their performance on school tests?Steven Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, the quirky geniuses behind Freakonomics, SuperFreakonomics and Think Like a Freak, are back at it. For the last ten years, they’ve used the tools of economics to answer some of our most unanswerable questions on the Freakonomics.com blog. Here, for the first time, the very best of their more than 8,000 posts are together in a single place. We learn why it’s so hard to predict the Kentucky Derby, why babies born in summer tend to score lower on standardized tests, and why rich people tend to be happier than poor people, but rich countries no happier than poor ones. When to Rob a Bank showcases the brilliance that has made Levitt and Dubner an international sensation, and the eloquence and wit that has always made them such a joy to read.