🚀 go-pugleaf

Yes, it is true I work for a living.  Of coarse, my hours are flexible. 
And I enjoy the satisfaction of contributing to a better society.  I
only have to work one job to earn money to allow me to live well. 
Unlike all the Amway people I have met - who all seem to have two jobs;
one to make money and the other to make someone else money -
unfortunately they don't know which is which.  One of the nice things
about the conventional 9 to 5 is that I get to choose my weekends.  I go
places that I want to go.  Poor Amway people; they have to go on all
these so called business trips.    I also choose my friends myself.  I
really like this.  They are all different.  Some smoke, some drink, some
don't do either.  Some really like watching TV; some, like me, prefer
live theatre.  We are all so different.  I feel bad for Amway people,
they don't choose their friends.  You are either Amway; or not.  That is
true for the family too.  I am really annoyed when I see Amway people
take advantage of their families.  That is terrible.

Anyway, this issue has nothing to do with WOMEN and MONEY, so I won't
waste any more of our time.

dk@cadvision.com wrote:
> 
> Duncan Ritchie <Duncan.Ritchie@HQIMS.ssc.ssc-asc.x400.gc.ca> wrote:
> 
> >dk@cadvision.com wrote:
> >> No amway is not for every one but the only 5% of the population makes
> >> over 70000 a year
> 
> >The problem with Amway is not the products, it is the cult around "the
> >business".   Amway people become sub-humans controlled by the mother
> >ship.   Star Trek explains this through the Borg.
> is that like your job...your boss tells you when to show up ,when you
> go on vacation.
> 
> the boss is the borg.....sorry duncan