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Send Steve to meet Fernando and Fernando. They both live in the same tiny town, they're both in the same grade - and they're both nationally ranked chess players. What's in the water there?

Or he could visit a new cafe with no prices. It's up to the customers to decide how much to pay - if anything. Is this a genius social experiment? Or a really dumb business plan?

Steve could introduce us to Diane Sadovnikov, a woman who has arranged adoptions for many, many families. But she's dying of cancer, so now she's arranging the hardest adoption of all - her own children.