And you thought the worst sin you could commit at that cheerful family-fun ice cream parlor was ordering a triple cookie dough cone. Well, guess again. At the turn of the 20th Century, ice cream parlors were viewed as dens of corruption, prostitution and sin. No kidding, folks. In 1909 a 481-page book, "War on White Slave Trade" was published by the Chicago city government. It was filled with hysterical warnings about "recruitment stations where scores of girls have take first steps downward." Well, I don't care. I'm STILL risking my reputation by stopping in for a cone of salted caramel ice cream. So there!
And now let's talk about our bridge reputations, which are much more fragile. Can we avoid the dangers we face? Let's find out.