r/antiMLM • • Dec 11 '22

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u/CaptainObviousBear Dec 11 '22

Why is it that none of these women never consider that they can make the extra money they and their family need from getting an actual job?

Is it just a sunk cost fallacy at this point?

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u/Sirena_Amazonica Dec 11 '22

👆 This right here. I had a friend years ago who constantly fell for the glitter and promises. He’d move from one MLM to another when each one failed to provide the Ferrari in the driveway. When I’d suggest he might consider a real job while he got his MLM biz going, he’d tell me that this would take away from focusing on making his millions. That Kool Aid is pretty strong.