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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Loved this series and thank you to OP who recommended it!

I couldn't believe the particularly sinister "retire your husband" detail. The company truly wanted the family dependent on them so they would have to go deeper and deeper. That is just pure evil.

I also couldn't believe the Tijuana weight loss clinic detail?!?!?!? OMG that was disturbing. And clearly Deanna or whoever the main LuLaRoe founder was gained all of the weight back. [/quote]

Is that evil or the guiding principle of most sales organizations where men dominate? Most partners at my firm (men) are thrilled to have the stay at home wife. Either they’re stay at home wives, sometimes without kids, or they have high-powered careers. Partners go to these lavish boondoggles, partner meetings, annual retreats …. maybe a touch classier than LuLaRoe but the exact same paradigm. LuLaRoe is selling the same ideal; you only need one income to live very, very well. [/quote]

Meh, what you are describing is very different. At your "firm" - people get there because they are educated and know the drill. They go in with their eyes open. It's not predatory. I don't feel sorry for anyone who lives a terrible life for the golden handcuffs and they aren't being duped. Most are workaholics and alcoholics who want to numb themselves and throw themselves into work and earning money as an escape. LaLaRoe is predatory - they convinced families they could actually make money and make a living off this crap. Most of these women are not educated and did not go in with eyes open. [/quote]

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