When I went to Amway meetings, our sack of crap Platinum would to do this dumb ass game that I refer to as "do you agree?" When I was a kid, I used to love it.
It's all part of the subtle brainwashing techniques that are utilised by the Amway cult to manipulate people's behaviour.
He'd start by saying things that would be difficult to argue with, such as "Does everyone agree that there is a painting of a lighthouse on the wall?" or "Does everyone agree that there is a painting of a lighthouse on the wall?" Who among us doesn't believe that Washington, DC, is our nation's capital? You know, the usual stuff.
As soon as the Platinum has the entire room nodding their heads in agreement that what he is saying is correct, he moves on to other points that people may or may not agree with, but because of peer pressure and the cult environment, you are not allowed to disagree with what everyone else in the room is nodding their heads to.
Isn't everyone in agreement that working in a profession that makes your boss wealthy is a mistake?
Isn't it true that everyone wishes their boss would pay them more money?
Isn't it true that everyone wishes their boss will offer them more time off while still paying them?
Is everyone in agreement that being a business owner is preferable to being an employee?
Anyone else think it's smarter to do all your shopping at home rather than going to another store and making that other business owner richer? If you own your own shop, don't you think it's smarter to do all your shopping at home rather than going to someone else's store and helping that other business owner become richer?
I can refute all of those arguments, however I'd appear like a complete moron if I tried to claim that the lighthouse painting looked more like a group of dogs playing poker or that New York City is the capital.
Is it a waste of time to have a job? That isn't an option when there are debts to be paid. Who is to argue that the boss is becoming wealthy? Perhaps he is simply covering all of his business and personal costs and has no money left over to put aside for his retirement. Not all enterprises are profitable and result in the owner becoming wealthy. The main point here is that the Platinum is sowing the seed of doubt into the minds of Amway cult members that having a job is a waste of time.
As for extra money and time off work, that's something we'd all like. The majority of people believe they are worth more than they are being compensated. The majority of business owners, especially those who operate as one-person operations, do not take time off for vacation. Didn't occur to you, you sack of dung Platinum, to consider that! Because they do not receive a sufficient amount of money and vacation time, those queries do little more than drive the Amway cult member to become dissatisfied with their job and their supervisor.
Is it true that everyone wants to be a business owner rather than an employee? This is not always the case. Not everyone possesses the financial resources, brain power, leadership abilities, desire, interest, physical or mental abilities, or other characteristics necessary to be a successful business owner. Not everyone has what it takes to be successful. It doesn't make them any less of a human being, however. Despite the fact that the Amway cult leaders want their ambots to believe that they are low-life bastards if they are employees rather than business owners, this is exactly how they want them to feel.
In terms of purchasing from your own store, if your prices are too high, you'd be an absolute fucking moron to purchase from your own store if you can obtain better quality and lower pricing from a competing store. Platinum, the sack of shit, wants the ambots to realise that they should be doing all of their own purchases from Amway, not Amway. Then they'd better not go to the drugstore and get some toothpaste after all.
In the case of an ambot who has been indoctrinated and who agrees with Platinum on basic points, this just makes it simpler for him when more intensive brainwashing into the Amway cult begins.
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