Lying is a very profitable business. Not just for Trump who cons his millions of Clems and Doras to send him money, despite claiming to be a billionaire. But for ordinary citizens who tape commercials for Prevagen claiming miraculous benefits from a product that has proven to be nothing but a placebo, thus encouraging America's gullible consumers to spend over 40 dollars a month on a worthless product. It's pure bunk. Sadly the government no longer bans deceptive advertising, which is why we have so many ads for Golo, tooth-whitening toothpaste, scam like febrize who claim to eliminate odors which they just mask like everyone else. And if companies don't outright lie, they exaggerate like Nature's Bounty who has their own army of liars claiming incredbly renewed energy and health after feeling moderately more energetic. The mendacious Kathie Lee even suggests adding a useless prayer to her promo. All the liars are happily banking their ill-gained payoffs while the corporations who hire them are rolling in huge profits thinking nobody is the wiser.
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