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  There are already too many rules in life. Some, on the other hand, are there to assist. Like the rules governing proper attire. Of course, every man or woman who has a viewpoint on such things that matter is talking from personal experience – and what works with one person often does not work for the other; or what works with one person is considered too pedestrian or too avant-garde by another. As a consequence, when it comes to dressing, they must always be taken at face value. They are suggestions rather than the final answer on style. But good advice is never to be rejected, and as menswear becomes more rich and varied, more experimental and abundant, more pattern, having a useful fall-back position that cuts through the unnecessary stuff can help in moments of confusion and self-doubt. These 'rules' are generally rooted in history – if they've worked for generations, they're likely to be working well today as well. And they are often founded on the obvious, that ...

  As more people shop online, there is an increase in the number of discount codes (such as SAVE20, 25OFF, and FREESHIP) enticing them to buy. The annoyance: you add items to your cart, prepare to check out, enter the code, and — right — no savings. According to Walt Roloson, co-founder of Wikibuy (owned by Capital One), a popular online shopping browser extension that finds and applies coupon codes during checkout, coupon/promo codes work only about a third of the time. Among the most common reasons a code does not work is: it has expired, there are exclusions, it is non-transferable, and, my personal favourite, it simply does not. Before making any online purchase, everyone looks for a coupon code. Even if you’ve been burned before by bad code, you should give it another shot. Reasons Why Online Sellers Provide Coupon Codes Online discount coupons and codes  are essentially nothing more than a marketing ploy.  Discount coupons and codes  are provided by online reta...