a comment was posted on the post about the Grand Opening Bust by this ambot from Spokane, Washington
Google searches for Amway Grand Opening results in at least one person every day asking about the company's grand opening celebrations. At the very least, they're all finding their way to the marriedtoanambot blog and realising that they shouldn't be wasting their time.
Using the search term "Terry Brown WWDB," this brainwashed ambot managed to find his way to the Grand Opening post. I have no idea who that person is, but someone in the comments mentioned his or her name, which is why the name appears in the search results.
It's time for the main event! Using a scripted Amspeak response is a bad idea!
FreedomFighter had this to say...
You know what's really amusing? If idiots don't learn from their mistakes, they will continue to repeat the same stupid mistakes over and over again.
Also, did you know that one of the most common reasons for men all over the world to fail is because their wives are unsupportive of their efforts? Consider this food for thought.
Oh, and the only reason that first downline left was because they had a negative self image, which is true of most failures in the industry.
His'mutual friend' informed him that it was a scam, and he placed greater importance on that view than on his own future and family. He allowed someone else's dumb opinion, which wasn't worth a damn and couldn't be trusted, to put his dream in jeopardy.
This signifies that YOU did not fulfil your responsibility and make an investment in that individual. And I'm not talking about making a monetary investment. I'm talking about devoting some of your valuable time to mentoring and demonstrating to him how things REALLY works.
However, in order to educate how everything works, you must first understand how everything works. You'll need to put in a lot of effort in your studies. It's exactly like a test. You can't just look at the answers once or twice and expect to do well on the test. The ability to persevere requires tenacity, which we Americans are plagued with possessing in spades.
Not to mention the fact that you will never be told to lie. So that was just one of a slew of blunders you made along the way.
If you'd paid attention, you could have used that $150 BBQ 'cost' to purchase everything you needed through one of Amway's hundreds of partner stores, saving yourself $150.
I'm not sure, but let's take K-Mart as an example. The menu includes hamburgers, buns, sauces, salad, cake, and ice cream, among other things. Moreover, guess what? You would have been compensated for your efforts!
But there is one point on which you are correct. Thousands of people could have attended a million other grand openings and the result would've been the same. You know why, don't you? Because you didn't make the selfless commitment that was required to make it a reality.
You don't try to entice people into your establishment with free meals and then pounce on them. That's just plain sloppy. People should come to you, which you're attempting.
It will take work on your part to locate folks who are committed to their goals. This is effort that you clearly did not put out.
You can, however, choose to disregard the facts and become enraged. Alternatively, you can learn from your mistakes, mature, and improve your future.
I'm 20 years old, and I expect to be out of the workforce by the time I'm 21. My only resources are my free time and hard-earned money, which I use to spend with my family and friends. And committing perhaps 20 hours a week, if I so choose, to laying the groundwork for a better future. Leaving a legacy that will allow my grankids' grandchildren to be financially supported.
However, if this sounds like a fraud to you, you're out of luck. For the simple reason that it sounds like freedom to me. What you've described sounds like the American ideal as it was designed to be.Making money to wipe my behind, clean my kitchen, do my laundry, be healthy, look nice, be good, and teach those who are eager to do the same is a dream come true.
Peace.
FreedomFighter
9:09 p.m. on September 18, 2011
Okay, FreedomFighter, are you prepared to accept your punishment?
As a starting point, here's the idiot rule: If you identify ten unrelated individuals as idiots within a one-month period, the odds are that you have overstated the total number of idiots by nine and that the guilty culprit is not one of the ten.
As a result, WWDB continues to propagate the male chauvinist pig theory that the only reason men fail in Amway is because their spouses are unsupportive. Yawn. It's not like I've never heard that song before. You failed to mention that I'm a negative, unchristian dream stealer loser who doesn't believe in God.
It should be noted that if you had read some of my previous posts, you would have learned that the reason our one and only downline quit Amway just a few weeks after joining was because the henchman for our sack of shit Platinum called him and bitched him out because he didn't show up to an Amway meeting. Adults don't want a kid 20-30 years younger calling them to reprimand them on the phone. He walked away and muttered, "Fuck this, I'm outta here." You're acting like a conceited self-righteous son of a bitch and accusing us of not spending time in him and teaching him, as well as accusing someone else of sabotaging his ambition, while the real reason he quit was because of the fucking upline henchman's shitfest. That is not to say that I expect some brainwashed ambot to grasp the truth that Amway upline is a bunch of intrusive, troublemaking jerks.
There is no Kmart in my neighbourhood. The nearest one is almost 200 miles distant. If Costco is only 5 miles away, do you really want me to go that far to grab some burgers and ice cream? What exactly is the financial benefit of this? That's almost $100 in gas to drive to and from Kmart, plus an additional 10 hours or so driving time.
My spouse devoted endless hours to learning everything he could about Amway. Because you are a brainwashed ambot, you will never realise that no matter how many hours you put into Amway, less than 1 percent of those who do so will make any money from their investments. Take a look at your WWDB Amway marketing materials. It's right there in the fine print that your upline is trying to get you to overlook.
Is it true that no one teaches us to lie? Whenever someone asks if this is an Amway opportunity, the first thing we are taught is that we must flatly deny it is! It's a joke, of course! That was a good try! The only ambots who are successful are those who are good liars.
Yes, you are a twenty-year-old with a lot of knowledge, and someone has planted thoughts in your brain about retiring at the age of twenty-one, earning residual income for the rest of your life, and passing on your Amway business to your children and grandkids. According to reports, Amway's corporate headquarters is attempting to spread the word that cult leaders should not be preaching this since it is a falsehood. Amway advocates deny that this nonsense about residual revenue is still being taught today in their organisation. Please accept my thanks for stopping by to ensure that these lies are still being taught!
I'm curious, how much money do you get paid to wipe your behind? If one can locate a job that requires that qualification, it sounds like easy money!
FreedomFighter? I'm perplexed as to why Amway ambots are urged to utilise terms like warrior and fighter in their messages. There are many different terms that can be used to describe war and violence. After that, I'll sign out with "peace."
You're a messed-up, brainwashed little ambot, and you know it.
It is not unusual to overhear people speaking negatively about Amway and the individuals who are involved in the Amway business concept. It's possible that some people have the misconception that persons who are connected with Amway have been indoctrinated, and that they are unable to think for themselves or come to their own conclusions. On the other hand, it is essential to keep in mind that one cannot get happiness by putting other people down or criticizing them.
There is no indoctrination or other form of corporate control exercised over those who take part in the Amway business model. They are people who have chosen to pursue financial freedom and personal development through the Amway business model in order to better themselves as persons. It is a valid and legitimate choice for those who have opted to pursue it, even though it is possible that not everyone will find it to be the best option for them.
It is essential to keep in mind that criticizing other people, regardless of whether or not they are Amway distributors, is neither a productive nor an effective strategy to obtain satisfaction in one's life. In point of fact, it frequently results in unhappiness, resentment, and conflict, all of which are detrimental to leading a life that is happy and rewarding.
It is essential to shift one's attention away from criticizing other people and toward cultivating positivism, compassion, and understanding. This entails having tolerance and respect for the decisions made by other people, despite the fact that those decisions may not align with our own. It also involves being willing to learn from other people and comprehend their points of view, even if we disagree with what they have to say or how they see the world.
In addition, it is essential to realize that happiness does not originate from outside factors, such as criticizing the actions of others or accumulating a lot of material possessions. True happiness originates from within and is achieved when one lives a life that is meaningful and purposeful, cultivates positive relationships with other people, and is true to oneself and the values that are important to them.
In conclusion, if you want to find pleasure in your life, you shouldn't waste your time or energy badmouthing Amway distributors or anyone else. It is essential to maintain an attitude that is positive, compassionate, and understanding, and to be aware that one's inner state of being is the primary contributor to one's level of pleasure. Let us make it our goal to create a community that is upbeat and encouraging, where people are respectful of one another's decisions and where they may share and gain knowledge from one another as they work toward leading a life that is richer and more satisfying.
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