A slew of Amway ambots have appeared on this blog, yapping about how amazing Amway Artistry cosmetics is, and how otherwise the Miss America contest would use it.
Miss America is not watched by everyone. In fact, it is likely that the vast majority of the public does not watch it. Which of those Amway ambots spewing their jaws over Miss America has really watched the contest is anyone's guess. Simply put, they are repeating some garbage that they received from the jerks at the top of their Amway upline.
Due to the fact that it has been years since I last saw Miss America, I am unable to identify the makeup company. And, frankly, I couldn't give a flying fuck about it. Whoever is in charge of the cosmetics for the Miss America contest has no bearing on my life in any manner. Neither does the company that provides the evening gowns, swimsuits, lights, microphones, and other necessary items.
I'd venture to say that the vast majority of the globe couldn't care less about where their makeup originates from!
They fail to grasp that, if the Miss America contest uses Artistry makeup, it is not because the pageant is doing it out of a genuine desire to help women in need. It's referred to as the advertising dollar. What I don't know is how much money Amway spends on this advertising. The Miss America pageant has staff members that sell advertising, and they are attempting to get the best deal possible while also making the suppliers pay the highest possible price.
I've never seen anyone from the company that supplies the swimsuits come on this blog and brag about how Miss America dresses in their products.
Apart from the Amway ambots, who gives a damn?
Selling advertising space is something that is done on a regular basis. I'm thinking of Super Bowl advertisements, and the sponsors pay a lot of money to be in that prime viewing position.
These con artists are swindling people. Amway ambots think that Amway owns an arena in the city of Orlando, in the state of Florida. They're all liars. Since the arena is owned by the city, advertising space in the form of a company name on the arena is available for purchase. Selling name advertising on their stadiums is something that many other cities do as well. The highest bidder wins the auction. There have been a number of businesses that have had their logos displayed at the Orlando arena. Amway has purchased the advertising area for the time being. Possibly, when their contract is up, another company will submit a winning bid to have their name displayed in that location.
If the lying Amway jerks aren't attempting to persuade the public that Amway owns the Orlando arena, then they must believe that the city has granted them permission to use their name in the building because of the goodness of its heart. Those hearts must be filled with 40 million large ones, which you must provide.
And what about those cheesy Amway advertisements that come on television every now and then? Don't you believe that the network is providing Amway with that time slot for their advertising because they genuinely admire the company? I'd say they're more interested in Amway's money than they are in the firm. Whoever has the money to pay for the advertising space will be the one who gets it.
Someone out there remembers sitting in on an Amway cult meeting and hearing to some jerk up on the platform talk about how Amway doesn't advertise its products. Instead, those advertising funds are distributed to Amway ambots in the form of a commission structure. Do you think that the fact that Amway has spent a significant amount of money on advertising in arenas, beauty pageants, and on television during the past few years means that less money is being distributed to their commissioned sales force?
Something to throw back in the faces of those ambots who claim that Miss America wouldn't use artistry makeup if she didn't have to. It's because they're a compensated sponsor. Consider this: you don't believe that the winner will put anything on her face and advertise it unless she is compensated. I don't like for whoppers as much as I did when I was younger, but if Burger King offered me the opportunity to be their spokesperson and proclaim how amazing that whopper is, I'd gladly accept the offer. That doesn't mean I won't indulge in a Big Mac the next time I visit a fast-food restaurant. In the event that any of those dumb asses ambots inquire as to what brand of cosmetics Miss America uses when she is not working as a paid spokesmodel, she will respond in the affirmative.
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