One day I might marry the burger flipper, use my coffee maker and buy the bar, and those expenses will end. But if I don't pony up for the hair drugs forever, I'll go bald. And it works. The ransom, that is. Because I'm still taking the drugs, and the companies are still taking my money.
Quiet surrender is for later.
Meet the Other Baldies Ron Geraci wasn't the only Men's Health editor recruited to try out hair-loss remedies. Peter Moore, age 42, who ranked 3 out of 7 on the Norwood baldness scale, used spray-on Rogaine Extra Strength. Ultimately, however, he decided to stop using the drug because he didn't want it to become a lifelong habit. I'm not a guy with great hair. Ted Spiker, age 30 and possessed of a full head of hair, actually shaved his head just to see how it would feel to be bald.