Dream Night is a big annual event hosted by Amway and World Wide Dream Builders that takes place at the start of each year. It is held in various locations in the United States and Canada, and according to our Amway upline, it is held in locations throughout the world as well, but I do not see any international cities mentioned. According to the information we received, even if we were on vacation in January, we would have no excuse to miss Dream Night because it is held everywhere!!!!!
So, according to the WWDB, what exactly constitutes everywhere? Saskatoon, Ann Arbor, Calgary, Fort Myers, Missoula, Sacramento, Dallas, Edmonton, Richmond, Seattle, Vancouver, Bellevue and Billings; San Jose, Boise, Phoenix; Spokane; Edmonton; Philadelphia; Denver; Fresno; Tri Cities; Portland; Fargo; Denver; Bakersfield; San Diego; Medford; Minneapolis; Anaheim; Colorado Springs; Ontario; Honolulu; Oshkosh; Las Vegas; and Saskatoon
Whew! In addition to ensuring that IBO ambots searching for material about Amway WWDB Dream Night found it, I believe I was successful in including other keywords in the mix.
So, what is Dream Night all about? If you believe the hoopla from WWDB, it involves food as well as listening to some motivational Diamonds on tape. When it comes to Amway Dream Night, if you believe the hype from the morons in your upline, it is a once in a lifetime chance, the must-attend event of the year, not to be missed, and blah blah blah BS.
The only thing that distinguishes Dream Night from the other major functions of the Amway World Wide Dream Builders is that it is significantly shorter in duration. Ambots won't have to waste their time all weekend listening to several Diamonds brainwash them under the pretence of being encouraging, like they did in the past. Instead, ambots simply have to give up a few of their brain cells for a short period of time. It was $65 when we went, but it's possible that it's a few dollars higher now. Perhaps someone who knows for certain how much Dream Night will cost in 2013 might share their knowledge with us in the comments. On the WWDB website, there is top-secret information about the organisation. This top-secret information is only available to those who are willing to pay $50 each month in subscription fees to gain access. Pass. The journey down the path has been taken before! Take advantage of me! Take advantage of me! Take advantage of me!!!
What you get is regular hotel banquet room fare, which costs roughly $20 per person on average. The remainder of the money in your ticket is used to pay the Diamonds who came to speak with you, with the owners of World Wide Dream Builders taking a portion of the proceeds from the sale of your ticket as well. There's a lot of talk regarding Amway copying. There are no differences in the statements spoken during Free Enterprise Days, Family Reunion, and Spring Leadership as they are during the other Amway functions. They boast and gloat about how wealthy they have become as a result of Amway, and they display photographs of their homes, automobiles, and trips. It has been discussed for quite some time whether or not they genuinely own these items or whether they were rented for the purpose of a picture shoot.
The bottom line, as with every other Amway function, is that Dream Night is a complete waste of time and effort. In the event that you have already attended another WWDB Amway function, you will not gain any knowledge or hear anything that you have not already heard.
This post has accomplished its goal of disseminating a large number of keywords in order to draw in ambots who are unable to find the information they seek from the assholes in their Amway upline. I also have to match up my terms to recent searches, which includes Dream Night 2011 and Dream Night 2012. And to the ambots who have been brainwashed into believing they have the ability to turn back time:
Dream Night is a complete waste of time!!!
Worst of all, WWDB World Wide Dream Builders sucks!!!
Amway is a jerk!!!!
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