OK. Who would conduct a search for “how to listen to Amway tapes” on Google?
Umm. It is necessary to insert the tape into a cassette player and press the play button so that you can listen to it?
I used to work for a company that was housed in a five-story building many years ago. In addition to our company, a couple of other businesses had offices in our building. I was probably conversing with the receptionist for a few minutes while I was down on the main floor delivering some work to her. A couple strolled across the lobby and into the elevator, and everything was quiet. The man, who appeared to be in his twenties, held the door open, peeked his head out, and shouted out:
"Can you tell me which button to click to get to the third floor?"
“Three?” The receptionist makes the suggestion in the same tone she employs when dealing with moron's like herself.
We burst out laughing as the elevator door closes behind us.
Okay, so perhaps you were required to be present....
Possibly, this poor, beleaguered IBO has previously inquired of his upline about this matter and has not received a suitable response; as a result, he has turned to the Internet in his hunt for information and has ended up at my page regarding Amway CDs and tapes.
"Can you tell me how to listen to Amway tapes?"
Perhaps you could start by getting drunk first? Reduce the volume to a bare minimum so that you don't annoy anyone else in the vicinity. Make every effort possible to avoid being brainwashed by that stuff. It would be preferable to simply burn them.
I'm not sure if IBOFB is reading this post, though. He'll be shitting his pants and demanding to know who has gotten their hands on Amway tapes because, according to him, they've gone the way of the dinosaurs.
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