War Against Betaism
Master Don Juan
The other week my friend brought me to this business meeting about this company who are selling this evolutionary healthy coffee. After going through all the seminars, it seemed like the product they were selling was really big, but what set off my alarms was a lot of suspicious business manipulating that I'm not really familiar with, was wondering if anyone could identify with this situation?
Supposedly ganoderma, the miracle mushroom that is infused within coffee, is said to be a universal mushroom that could cure many things at once and has been used since ancient China. At first I was really pulled into the whole thing and sort of wanted to join the company, their product seemed great and I thought I could be a part of something big.
Suddenly I'm rushed by all these business people trying to make me join the company even though they don't know who the hell I was. No resume or anything like that, they said I could join right on the spot if I paid them $25. They even said stuff like "We can help you, you just have to join us." It sounded really fishy, and what kind of gave it away is that they would always try to indirectly sell me the fact that they're rich by one way or another with their fancy business suits and watches. The guy that was interviewing me didn't even have a matching suit.
The way their system works is that you get people under you and a portion of their profits goes to you. Hypothetically you could be your own company and if you had a lot of people, you would be making bank without even working. Though something did not feel right at all, most of these guys were my age, around 20 to 24. It kind of alerted me because they would tell me stuff like "These guys are smart, they started early in their lives." If this system was so brilliant, every business man in the country would be in it, but why are these young guys running this so called brilliant system? Surely they don't think that these younger guys are so much more clever than business men who have years of experience on them?
Feeling neutral I told them that I would think about it, they seemed disappointed and tried playing it off by saying "Okay yeah, just think about it but I know you're a smart man." That also alerted another one of my alarms, it seems that their objective was to get me to pay them $25 and join their company. One guy even gave me $10 and said "Here, I'll pay for you down payment so you'll only need to pay $15. You could either join us and make millions, or use this on junk food though you might as well throw it in the water." I felt that this was an NLP technique and ignored what he said, later that day I actually used it as my lunch money.
I tried looking up this company on the internet but it gave me information only about the mushroom, it didn't mention anything about their "money raking" system. The thing is is that everything I've read about their product has been widely praised, ganoderma has been used to fight off cancer and in some cases, eliminate it period. Though this whole system thing just screams out "SCAM" in every possible angle. The young employees, the fact that they seem a little bit desperate in me joining, and there was this layer of fakeness to the whole thing. I'm not very familiar with anything business at all, can anyone really clarify if this really is legit or not?
Supposedly ganoderma, the miracle mushroom that is infused within coffee, is said to be a universal mushroom that could cure many things at once and has been used since ancient China. At first I was really pulled into the whole thing and sort of wanted to join the company, their product seemed great and I thought I could be a part of something big.
Suddenly I'm rushed by all these business people trying to make me join the company even though they don't know who the hell I was. No resume or anything like that, they said I could join right on the spot if I paid them $25. They even said stuff like "We can help you, you just have to join us." It sounded really fishy, and what kind of gave it away is that they would always try to indirectly sell me the fact that they're rich by one way or another with their fancy business suits and watches. The guy that was interviewing me didn't even have a matching suit.
The way their system works is that you get people under you and a portion of their profits goes to you. Hypothetically you could be your own company and if you had a lot of people, you would be making bank without even working. Though something did not feel right at all, most of these guys were my age, around 20 to 24. It kind of alerted me because they would tell me stuff like "These guys are smart, they started early in their lives." If this system was so brilliant, every business man in the country would be in it, but why are these young guys running this so called brilliant system? Surely they don't think that these younger guys are so much more clever than business men who have years of experience on them?
Feeling neutral I told them that I would think about it, they seemed disappointed and tried playing it off by saying "Okay yeah, just think about it but I know you're a smart man." That also alerted another one of my alarms, it seems that their objective was to get me to pay them $25 and join their company. One guy even gave me $10 and said "Here, I'll pay for you down payment so you'll only need to pay $15. You could either join us and make millions, or use this on junk food though you might as well throw it in the water." I felt that this was an NLP technique and ignored what he said, later that day I actually used it as my lunch money.
I tried looking up this company on the internet but it gave me information only about the mushroom, it didn't mention anything about their "money raking" system. The thing is is that everything I've read about their product has been widely praised, ganoderma has been used to fight off cancer and in some cases, eliminate it period. Though this whole system thing just screams out "SCAM" in every possible angle. The young employees, the fact that they seem a little bit desperate in me joining, and there was this layer of fakeness to the whole thing. I'm not very familiar with anything business at all, can anyone really clarify if this really is legit or not?
