fitgirl26:
I've had similar thoughts about ThangBot and her friend (I'm not sure what her moniker is.)
As much as watching these folks repeatedly walk into the same MLM catastrophes again and again can be funny, I've got a depressing feeling that ThangBot will have begged, borrowed and metaphorically stolen to get herself over to Milan. I doubt very much that she would even have a credit card to max out in the first place (I don't use a credit card either, and my partner does only very, very rarely, so it isn’t a judgment call, I just think it’s unlikely.)
I noticed when, on a FB Live vid the other day, she opened her starter kit from Organo, with twelve sample sachets of mushroom drek in it, and she was preternaturally thrilled by its meagre contents (especially by the USB stick.) There was a horrible pathos watching this, because it just seemed like her expectations of life were set so very low. I didn't find it funny. It made me sad. Similarly, when she and her friend got to their hotel room (again, on a FB Live vid), she was a like the small child happy to get an empty giftbox for Christmas.
There's no doubt that this very short weekend away will have cost people so low down in that particular MLM food chain very dear. The Organo Gold site was still selling tickets for the event this morning and, as mentioned before, the accumulated costs of £200 plus on event tickets, hotel, flights, food and the rest will have stacked up. Bearing in mind that a day or two prior ThangBot was imploring people to "help her out", on a Live vid, by asking them to buy a week's worth of samples for eight quid (I can't remember off the top of my head how many people she was asking to take part, it might've been thirty or even more), it gives the impression that she doesn't have gazillions of bots in her downline as yet (if any.)
Forgive me for saying this, but ThangBot just seems to me to be credulous and gullible in the extreme. The "friend" that accompanied her to Milan strikes me as being rather more clued up and with it. They are both extremely cringe-inducing, but still it is all rather like being mesmerised by a car-crash in slow-motion.