And it’s those nearest and dearest to us who we trust most of all. Yet when was the all-important bedrock of trust first laid? For those aged enough to know what an 8-track cartridge player was, the foundations of trust began decades ago with the invoking of the phrase: “Wanna dink?” For those too young to know what an 8-track was, to dink was to ride as a passenger on a bicycle expressly designed not for that purpose. Bikes for girls didn’t have the benefit of a crossbar, so dinking usually saw the dinkee balanced precariously on the handlebars, yelling out directions to the dinker whose forward field of vision was mostly blocked.