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[@SerenitySprings08]

This video is posted on my channel to lose their original post clicks because they made this stupid propaganda thing to beat the Vice documentary in views. It is also here specifically so members of the Facebook group “Defectors Support” can see it here without having to go to LLR’s channel. I am 100% against LLR and felt comfortable posting this here because of how easy it is to see through their lies. Almost everybody in the video giving “testimonials” are either the Brady-Stidham family members or are mentors in the company. The exception is the last woman they examine who has been in LLR for about a year and a half now. I posted a video explaining who every single person presented in the video is and their relationship to the family in an effort to further prove how full of shit and harmful this company is.

[@palanna3239]

thank you

[@oliviamartini9700]

Yes, thank you so much for creating/uploading this. It shows why lawyers are reluctant to let witnesses take the stand! 90% of people can see how disingenuous this clan is.

[@Nothingsofar123]

This video is propaganda and so cultist that it’s insane, and oh full of lies 😂

[@NarcissismSurvivor]

The title for this video is terribly misleading. It’s one big infomercial for LLR.

[@DynamicUnoTea]

This man almost "crying" reading a speech he's read before from a lil phone had me rolling my eyes.

[@SynterraSteen]

I thought he was trying to hold back a yawn lol

[@uwiblue]

...and suddenly... gaydars everywhere went off. 💥

[@Haibo......]

I skipped

[@ap453]

I was laughing so hard

[@Itallaboutwatithink]

@@SynterraSteen 🤣

[@Rose-oq2hn]

MLM = Mormons Losing Money

[@cybertek3188]

Morons Losing Money

[@logic7753]

Lol what?

[@rachelwoodbury5593]

Haha I'm a Mormon and you're not wrong!

[@kathrynwilcox8712]

I’m mormon, but this is true lol. Idk why mormons join MLMs when President Oaks literally warned against it

[@Rose-oq2hn]

I think it’s because mormon women are afraid of being shamed for working outside the home. Nothing wrong with working from home, I just wish there were better options then these predatory MLMs.

[@Theraldave]

Why can't I stop watching this stupid stuff, the greed, the lying, it's just endlessly fascinating

[@vegancherry5503]

Lu la Roe lady looks like Tammy Fay Baker and acts like her too.

[@weltonvillegal6258]

Naw, Tammy Faye actually had a heart. She hugged AIDS patients as she knew they were no different from anyone else. While I don’t admire evangelicals, I do admire her attitude.

[@GreenLeisureSuit]

Tammy Faye was a beautiful person with a good heart.

[@JoanRudith]

Her sense of style (or lack of) is similar. But Tammy Faye was good hearted. She fell in with snakes and got bitten. She deserved better.

[@LM-eu8yr]

*NO WAY* Tammy Fay Baker was a total sweetheart!

[@jfm14]

Similar style and mannerisms, yes. However, Tammy Faye had a lot more heart. She got caught up with a bad crowd and made some terrible mistakes, but nevertheless dared to preach compassion for marginalized people like the LGBTQ+ community throughout her life. She was a vocal advocate for AIDS sufferers at a time when everyone around her was treating them like lepers and pariahs. That takes conviction and courage. Deanne, on the other hand, has shown that she cares far more about money than morals... like when she and Mark sided with that unfunny consultant over people with Down Syndrome.

[@annelieselong7448]

lularoe the fashion retail Scientology.

[@krystingrant6292]

I'm speechless

[@2paranoid2think]

Young living is scarily culty too. My sister was drinking them straight from the bottle and pouring them on and in her infant's mouth

[@annelieselong7448]

@@2paranoid2think u should urg seriously stop her

[@Rose-oq2hn]

Part of the mormon cult actually

[@ang8158]

lmao your onto something!!! #NAILEDIT

[@violetasettle4419]

This is some awesome unintentional comedy! Scam artists dressed like literal clowns who would even wear this hideousness.

[@virginiadare1587]

Having lived in Seattle since birth, I have difficulty believing the "over 100 people asked about my leggings" story.

[@kylemelley3052]

I screamed when she said that! Lived in Seattle and can GUARANTEE nobody said that to her

[@LadyStudio1]

The only people who were asking her for anything are homeless ppl asking for change.

[@tia2all501]

Maybe it was more like people pointing and laughing 😂 😂🤡

[@MikEEEB32]

14:00 “I wore some leggings in downtown Seattle and had 100 people stop me...what are those? Where’d you get those?!”😂...sounds very realistic.

[@sevengo6652]

My eyes rolled like they never have before!

[@thesexynun1749]

Maybe one person right lol

[@Olive69able]

As someone who lives in seattle...we would NEVER!

[@lauralarrabee7870]

Seattle doesn’t exactly influence fashion unless one is Kurt Cobain and he wasn’t exactly well groomed.

[@jw6318]

a hundred pair?? um, try a hundred pairs.

[@eileenkauffman9390]

These people should be arrested for assaulting fabric, and the human eye.

[@blippypippy8167]

👮😂😂😂😂😂

[@Karma20XX]

Sooo they took advantage of a guy underselling himself at a swap meet, stole his idea, and then came up with an even worse get rich quick scheme. Nice.

[@MG-wc5oz]

Also selling the dresses for a much higher price!!

[@oliviamartini9700]

Like Hell did she say, "oh, let me just have a couple of dresses" and he responded with "no, no, I insist you keep ALL the profits and keep doing these parties without me!" She's a monster.

[@Nothingsofar123]

I thought I was the only one that saw that and figured it out.

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

She comes to any market in the north of England she’ll find stalls selling cheap clothes they’ve bought in from Bangladesh for pennies and sell for a tenner or less. What they did after that was the BIG con, the fact that it was ugly clothes was a side issue, the product could have been magic beans

[@extrastout1741]

She kept changing the story, I kinda doubt the guy was like "oh no, it was my business but u keep all my profits, I insist"

[@Preservestlandry]

Why would you want to go to a party for any of these things? Girls dresses & maxi skirts? You never seen those before at a real store?

[@jfm14]

Generally clothes sold in that manner aren't marked up as much as they are in a store. There's often more sizes and interesting colors/patterns available as well. Also, this was before online shopping was commonplace. It sounds like LLR started out with decent a business structure and products, but then they got greedy and turned it into a pyramid scheme.

[@UsernameUnkwn21]

She said she did the dress parties for 27 years.. long b4 the accessibility of cheap goods found online

[@speeeee35]

It’s that weird comraderie thing of feeling like you’re in a club.... that’s why they SPECIFICALLY went after young mothers who probably don’t feel they have much identity outside of their kids and were craving to have something just for themselves. But as for why people go to the parties, two reasons, if you’re not an adult yet you’ll see but you kinda are made to feel like you have to go when people throw those parties. Like it’s cheap not to or something. And once you’re there, you’re like obligated to buy something. First of all. Second of all, as I said, these parties set up this weird club mentality and also a “everybody’s doing it” peer pressure type mentality. If everyone is saying something is nice and the leggings aee life changing, you can be the smartest person alive and you’d at least be curious you know? Then you get there and everyone’s acting like it’s rare or something lol (which it was probably since they only send the people like two sizes of the nice things and they’re like XXS and 4X lol). It’s all psychological manipulation. From start to finish. Hell, look at this video, from the music to the sappy stories to the crying.... it’s pure manipulative propaganda. Even if some of it is true.... it’s total bullshit. But it’s the same reason people who barely have money to eat still play lotto every week. When enough people act like there’s a chance they’ll win, when they see winners on TV, it makes you go “maybe I’ll win”. But then take something people rarely talk about, but that you actually can easily make (at least a small amount) of money on, almost guaranteed, with the tiniest bit of research, or simply putting it into the S&P 500 (in short those are the big companies that are pretty much guaranteed to go up so if you put money into the s&p500, maybe you won’t make tons (probably not since it’s a guaranteed “win” like when you bet on horses, you get less money if he’s a shoe-in to win) but you’re all but guaranteed to at least make a little, or at the VERY least not lose any bc if it does happen to go down a tiny bit, just wait til the next year.... it’s guaranteed money...... yet if most people win money or get a big bonus at work, or something like that, and you say “you should put half into the stock market” they’ll say something like “too risky”.... because there aren’t people clamoring at the bit to get into the stock market, talking about “hey did you hear it’s worth this much now?” (Like w lotto jackpot) and you only hear about the big business men type of success stories... so people feel disconnected from it even though it’s literally a BILLION times more likely to get you profit for doing nothing than the lotto ever would be.... weird example but you see what I mean.

[@Juwlz]

@@UsernameUnkwn21 yeah but those were childrens clothing, she started the adult clothes in 2013

[@UsernameUnkwn21]

@@Juwlz read the original comment.. the poster asked why someone would go to a party for Girls Dresses OR maxi dresses... I was addressing the reason for going to parties for girl dresses

[@dmc4426]

If you are in sales you should get to pick your own stock. Getting sent orders that you did not get to pick is odd.

[@whititah]

D Mc it’s prob the leftover scraps that didn’t sell by the top lllr retailers and so they give them out to them ! Lol

[@LM-eu8yr]

Shitty patterns are a huge part of their business plan. Reps send them back so LLR can claim they donated them & they just keep reselling them over and over. And if you've only sold 50% of your stock you'll be manipulated into buying more.

[@MK-Hogan]

Because it’s not your small business at all. It’s their huge business and consultants are their customers.

[@jeanieolahful]

Exactly. Having an online shop that has suppliers that fulfill your specific orders is very different

[@blippypippy8167]

Red flags

[@jennifergeorge7280]

Deanna's really out there acting as if she invented the MLM 🙃

[@camilanieto8673]

the real victim is me and my eyes because those clothes are hideous

[@melissag8270]

Camila Nieto I feel like LuLuRoe is laughing at all these people thinking “omg they are actually wearing them”!!! Like it’s an ongoing joke which designer can make the ugliest clothing

[@myfairlahey5738]

finally! someone else also said it

[@rachelsanders2314]

🤣

[@blippypippy8167]

😂

[@ladyv5655]

I'm not buying DeeAnn's story about her origins. Something about it rings fake.

[@SerenitySprings08]

Lady V It is fake. Her twin sister started it and they had a falling out over it and just reconnected late last year when the twin had a health scare.

[@goodgirl111100]

I heard that she made her daughter a skirt and her daughter's friends loved it, so she and her daughter started selling them. 😂

[@deathcrew27]

The fake vintage clips that are obviously reconstructions make everything more fake.

[@cameronempey8350]

Because it’s totally fake man! It’s all her husband I guarantee it he seems so scammy lol she probably just sat back and drank margaritas all day ha ha

[@wonderjenn]

This is not her first MLM. My parents knew her from a weightloss MLM in the 90s, I met her once.

[@Jessicu7697]

My favorite video about lularoe was the one vice made. Huge eye opener u guys should watch it.

[@SerenitySprings08]

Jessicu7697 is right. Search “VICE LuLaRoe” and you’ll see it.

[@KhloJay1024]

“She’s ‘hiring’ people and they’re ‘starting their own businesses’” 🧐

[@Ms.MD7]

God this is like watching a cult unfold but for leggings

[@gloriinher40s]

Has anyone ever come forward as one of the original attendees of this dress party? As she says there was no parking for blocks so somebody has got to be around that attended this party and can corroborate that story..

[@lenkngomez8451]

I remember working at the warehouse for Lula Roe 3 years ago for $13/hr. I got fired because I didn’t check the right size in the bins that were going out for shipping. It wasn’t until I stopped working there that I questioned who buys these and wheres the actual store ?? Before Covid and online stores where big..

[@remirosee9199]

It’s the son crying about his parents asking for their help...😂😂

[@tia2all501]

Ya cracks me up too 🤡

[@melissag8270]

I love how they act like this was such a wholesome company like NO

[@cybertek3188]

This is basically a propaganda video. It's pathetic!!!

[@hajimesenpai7996]

I bet half or all of these women are in debt.....

[@thesexynun1749]

Most filed for bankruptcy

[@plasticdevil3]

It was a cute business, they helped ppl and whatnot, but they grew too big and adopted pyramid schemey tactics - intentionally or not - and ruined their business and legacy. For themselves and the ppl they dragged into this mess.

[@MK-Hogan]

plasticdevil3 I don’t think they helped anyone. This bitch knew from the jump that getting people to take over and do the work for her would make her rich. These people are evil.

[@Rahab81]

That origin story with the man selling dresses sounds hella suspect. Me thinks it isn’t even true.

[@AH-ph3cb]

Roberta Blevins did an interview with Not the Good Girl. Allegedly Dianne got a ton of money, from suing a store when she slipped and fell.

[@alexvictoria84]

What they're not saying really screams out loud - there's no mention whatsoever about what on Earth is behind the bizarrely high demand for a) maxi skirts and b) leggings. It's an anomaly that's just ignores. MAYBE you could understand little girls' dresses because kids grow fast and their clothes need replacing, but seriously, how many maxi skirts and leggings are people going to get through? Even seen in its best light Lularoe doesn't add up.

[@mitchg7809]

HUNDREDS! of people stopped that nut to ask her about her leggings.

[@Tony.Technics.1200s]

Their own income disclosure tells you everything you need to know before signing up, It amazes me that these two scammers are "god fearing" people, I'd hate to see what they'd be up to if they weren't.

[@MsDoxma]

OMG. Her story about the $10 dresses is so fake. 😂 And can you imagine the quality of a $10 dress? This woman is such a quack. And all these lemmings fell right into her hands.

[@gabriellazych730]

DoxyLady on the website it says, or used to say that she made 20 thousand maxi skirts in 6 months by herself. it takes about 2-3 hours for a good one, but let's say she was really efficient and it only took her one. there's 183 days in 6 months, which 4,392 hours. she would have to make 5 skirts an hour to meet that quota and i didn't even account for eating, sleeping etc.

[@Laundrey1]

Anyone else find it weird that they were originally selling for $10 but then when it became big they were selling for $30-$50 for crap material and gross patterns? The solid colors always had some sort of defect in the material causing spots or darkened lines. The mismatched clothes thing was so weird. Oh, and I’m a size 0 and nothing ever fit me. It all looked like I was a kid drowning in their clothes. But the kids clothes choked me at the neck. I paid $30 for a top for my daughter and it’s so seethrough that she has to wear camisoles under it. The start up cost just to apply to sell was a hug “no thanks” for me.

[@donnafoster6523]

Can't imagine anyone actually wanting to wear this shit.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

I've heard her say very different versions of their "origin" story, like her making the skirt for her daughter wasn't that it went on Instagram, it was that girls in her high school wanted them. I wonder why she tells so many different versions? Could it be to scam people? Oh no, that can't be it! 🤣

[@MW53516]

Podcast: The Dream. About LulaRoe and YoungLivingOils and 31 and LipSense and all the women who invested in them and lost their money. It’s free, go listen to it.

[@chelseaeberhardt]

Mac Weilman 31 has cute items but limited patterns and styles in stuff. I also love doterra oils. but will i be ever selling stuff through an MLM, No

[@jennifergeorge7280]

@@chelseaeberhardt buy EOs from New Directions Aromatics. Great prices, non MLM.

[@vegancherry5503]

17:00 deserves an Oscar

[@SerenitySprings08]

vegan cherry LOL YAS!

[@vegancherry5503]

@@SerenitySprings08 I'm in Orange County and just saw LuLaRoe Back Bay sales rep's SUV, poor mom. 😫

[@StellaRaeVon]

Is he a LulaBRO?? 🤪🤣

[@Diana-gn8rp]

Puleeeeeze. Kind of nauseating. 🤢🤮

[@mymomsglam]

LOLLL Yesss

[@krystingrant6292]

Scam messy I'm really upset with them.

[@aliciaclifford2765]

Stopped at several yard sales looking for craft supplies and everyone of them had totes full of these leggings and dresses that were so hideous they couldn’t get rid of them for as little as $3 a piece! 😬

[@Ms.MD7]

They have a rack at my thrift store coz they can't get rid of it lol

[@gabriellazych730]

i don't think i would take any of it if it was free

[@heatherframpton9693]

Looking forward to seeing them at a thrift store near me... 😁

[@SuKatAnimation]

"Hey creepy cult-like kids of ours, want to help us build a pyramid scheme? The end game is DEATH" *Son cries* "Wow asking for our help, yes!"

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

I heard that as "when this falls apart and we're facing criminal prosecution, we're just going to drink that koolaid we've been saving for just this purpose!"

[@cirella1064]

I wouldn’t trust any business model that A. Asks me to invest in a whole lot of inventory to start up. B. Ask me to recruit friends and family. C. Has Titles at different sales levels even though you’re not an employee with no health benefits. D. Has no scalable strategy that prevents saturating the resell market. Long story short, these people (Diane and her husband) have zero experience running a franchise if that’s how they are spinning this as oppose to a pyramid scheme. So whether you believe it’s a pyramid scheme or an MLM the point is if I asked how many retailers there are and the number was over 50 and growing then you aren’t going to be able to sustain a living doing this because there are too many sellers. Doesn’t matter that there are lots of different fabrics and they only make 2000 of each fabric type. The point is there are only so many people in the world who will need tacky leggings and skirts. Also when you have so much surplus product on the market it’s like the Fed printing too much money….it loses value big time.

[@GrumpyToast1971]

I decided to expand so I found the ugliest material I could find and made leggings

[@SerenitySprings08]

Astrid Adele The husband, Mark, used to pick out the fabrics. Considering he has no high school or above education and became the CEO of LLR after having a failed contracting business that had something to do with cement, I have no idea WHY anyone would have him choosing prints.

[@GrumpyToast1971]

Holly Smith my husband is colorblind and his work had him sorting by color, it was a sh$t show after he was done. Poor thing

[@connielabo689]

@@SerenitySprings08 I'm not fan of this scam, and I've seen lots of people screwed from it, but whether you have an HS diploma has squat to do with having good taste in fabric. You either have good taste or you don't. They don't teach that in HS. I found this statement really offensive, bordering ignorant and I graduated HS.

[@Smithpolly]

@@connielabo689 What's the definition of "good taste"?

[@fairlyvague82]

I’m confused. This feels much more like a promotional video for the company than an exposé.

[@coffeelinda]

I want to know if the wet leggings issue was ever disclosed....how did product get shipped wet? Interesting that one retailer said it was "one" package and not the whole box....how does that happen? Did anyone ever answer or address that?

[@whititah]

I bet u that they spread out the wet leggings packages in all boxes!

[@JackieOlantern]

I watched another video where they interviewed a girl who worked at their warehouse and she said they would get in SO MUCH inventory that there was no where to put it so dozens and dozens of pallets of clothes in plastic bags would sit outside in the weather. I’d imagine that’s how they got wet and moldy and smelly… sitting in wet plastic bags then baking in the sun 🤮🫣

[@2345678902345671]

I'll just give you all the profits and you do dress parties! Lol ok

[@PinkPearMartini]

Wow, thanks! I missed the absurdity of that.

[@Ms.MD7]

Exactly. Who in their mind would say that lol

[@cybertek3188]

That doesn't make any sense to me either.

[@MK-Hogan]

Right? What person with a brain thinks ‘oh, this random from the swap meet just told you to keep all the profits from the tons of dresses you just sold for him? Sounds legit.’ 🤦🏻‍♀️ Pay attention people.

[@joyceyoungblood7927]

I don't believe that.

[@uglygirldoes6736]

LuLaRoe is a scam but this video is really shittily made. It seems way more like an ad for LuLaRoe. If you want to make commentary about the company, you have to make the freaking commentary.

[@SerenitySprings08]

Ugly Girl Does The entire channel is my commentary. The description explains why this is posted here.

[@imalrockme]

Don't worry, whoever came to Holly Smith's channel knows entirely well what this is about, and as anti MLMers, we're all watching this video in full cinicism mode.

[@whyjordie]

I think the creator of the company started off with good intentions but as it grew so did her greed

[@ritaree123]

Yep so sad 😞

[@KhloJay1024]

Their son crying 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ gag me. Don’t worry Deanne, you’re DEFINITELY going to be “leaving a legacy” 🤣

[@LovinLife-pv7op]

It started out wonderfully but just grew too big. The one major flaw is not being able to pick what you want to sell. Those ugly prints did them in, plus their quality went to hell.

[@MK-Hogan]

Lovin'Life2016 It’s a pyramid scheme, and one of the worst ones out there. There’s nothing good about them or any MLM ever. Please run from them as fast as you can. Lol.

[@whititah]

Plus u also gotta realize they put so much pressure on the designers every day so it’s no wonder why the prints were so ugly or copywrited and stolen. If luluroe wasn’t so greedy in money they should have made the time to Make the company grow at a slower pace but still stick to the quality !

[@cirella1064]

Their kids make me cringe. The tears are unnerving.

[@myfairlahey5738]

Does anyone besides me notice that 1) these clothes are incredibly ugly and shapeless and 2) they seem to be made mostly for larger ladies?

[@redorsey3995]

Yuk, Deanne's son creeps me out.

[@ang1885]

I was curious and watched a recent video of a seller and she said if you think a pattern is ugly just wear it under your jeans or dress so you don't get cold and nobody will see the leggings. She corrected herself by saying there's no ugly prints like a robot.

[@cccbernareyizccc]

Maxi skirt parties.. and these shit looked so ugly; how and why did anyone ever purchased it?? and Deanne your eyes says "evil"

[@AnnettaDarandri]

“I want more people to be debt free.” LOL back to Vice’s vids. Very sad.

[@redisthecoolestcolour]

"There were hundred and hundreds of people waiting" + "I cleared out my whole living room because I knew she was going to bring SO much stuff." = We sold like 80 items. WTF?

[@imalrockme]

That!

[@imalrockme]

8:18 Oh, the spontaneity " - ... we started a conversation about don´t you think there's probably other women that would want the same opportunity you had to earn extra money while still having the freedom around their schedule to be a stay at home mom or take care of their kids?" Big product-honest companies never start with that idea in mind, and specially, they never start with the idea to appeal to only one gender of workers or representatives.

[@thethreeoregonchicks2745]

She sounds just like Tammy Faye Baker

[@sueknoll8567]

that cute little story about the little girl dresses was such bs, you haven't been able to get people to come to a selling party for about 40 years now, cause we got completely burnt out on them knowing that when you went you would be expected to buy something.

[@MrsPinkyChiChi]

Could they have done this without being predatory, with quality materials and still be successful and make their consultants successful? It would be nice to not oversaturate the market by limiting vendors by zip code and allow the sales ppl to have a choice on what they order. I never understood why you wouldn’t identify “unicorns” and make more? I actually like wacky prints and would support local women in my community by giving them my business. It would be a nice excuse to get together with neighborhood ladies, have fun and shop without feeling pressured.

[@blippypippy8167]

I've thought about this also.

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

There's more money for them in an MLM structure, because the "consultant" is the customer, and unlike a real customer where you can only market to them, they told the consultants they had to keep buying and buying because "that's how you sell!" They could turn on the pressure from the uplines to their downlines making sure they were constantly buying more product, regardless of the quality or the resale prospects. All MLMs do this. The "sellers" are the real customer, not just for the products but for the catalogs, the websites, the business cards, samples, auto-shipments, etc. And the fees. If they don't buy enough, you take away their "seller" status from them.

[@fgfg633]

Run from this company!!

[@karen81986]

Lots of these ugly clothes are at goodwill. Lol

[@palanna3239]

Donatella Versace wanted to join Lularoe, but she wasn't styleish enough. 🤭😉

[@imalrockme]

Ah, killed me!!!

[@blippypippy8167]

💀

[@lynnewyland3056]

Please lularoe... stop using the worst most ugly patterns you can find! NO ONE wants that crap. It doesn’t sell!

[@KellyVickers-f8i]

Something about her reminds me of Tammy Faye Baker??

[@oki1985]

she never been to a swapmeet??? like really??

[@whititah]

MILY BLANCH lol yeah I’m surprised bc I’m 37 years old and I even remember being to one back when I was a child with my parents and so that right their tells me that she must have been grown up and lived in the high class status !

[@imalrockme]

@@whititah Don't forget that, as she stated, she had one kid on the hip, two kids by the stroller, one by the hand... for a second I thought she was gonna say she was barefoot, but leave those details to the motivational speakers :)

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

No wonder they have all the early joiners talking on here. The very essence of a pyramid scheme is that those at the top of the pyramid are the ones who make all the money

[@HolyTexas]

God help us ALL..in Christ Jesus Name. Not the Mormon religion.. Real Christ Jesus ✝

[@imalrockme]

The Inquisition one?

[@whereismyxanax]

He said he was happy about creating jobs in China?!

[@OKBgosh]

Sweatshop labor... ☹️

[@tarynwallace6155]

Ok men crying doesn't bother me but COME ON!!!! Deanne looks like she could literally run over the family dog and not even blink and these guys are crying over the DUMBEST stuff...also the...."any family or retailer can be absorbed in the blessings" except Sam, Mark's 4 daughters who he abandoned for Deanne, Jeanne (Deanne's other daughter) and anyone who questions them or doesn't wanna join their little pill party.

[@DeeRio9546]

I ended up buying a couple of things from someone who got out of LuLaRoe (like literally the last few things she had) And she told me three dresses for a dollar and I only really liked one that others are kind of just like these awful ugly material so I posted one of them online on Mercury to sell and I could literally only sell it for like $2 nobody would buy it for anything else which is fair lol but man I was like Lord how do people sell these crap designs for full price with a straight face I will never understand lol

[@sophiet2851]

Hahahah

[@ang8158]

17:00 🙄🤭 This dude....I cant believe they asked him to be a salesman...so cringy

[@Blonde_Somnambulist]

Does she really expect us to believe the market guy brought enough stock to her house to sell 300 dresses? He would have taken 50 max, expecting maybe a dozen turning up . She's a liar .

[@rossshin184]

10 dollars isn't bad IF IT IS COTTON NOT POLY!

[@madysenvalentine5801]

It’s not what you know... it who you know.. I have my own little business but I don’t know anybody that would help kickstart it to popularity.

[@melissabaltazarf]

I don't get it. The clothes are hideous, the quality seems awful, the prices are way too high for what they are🤮🤦🏻‍♀️ and all these people here look like psychos trying to join me into a cult 🤨

[@marika1279]

I feel this, paid for first reunion of unknown company but they are no where near this bad, 😞

[@ruthie_rosario]

Instead of slowly losing your money in this scheme, why don’t you just donate that money to charity or go spend money on frivolous things?

[@rootsm3]

A little girls dress for $10 back in the 90s? Who would be that dumb to buy those?

[@FirstLast-po8oz]

the way those garments are constructed can barely be called sewing.

[@tia2all501]

Thrift Stores Have A Shitload Of LLR 🤮

[@FirstLast-po8oz]

if they stayed ten dollars and you could keep picking your own, it would make more sense.

[@blippypippy8167]

Yes

[@amiramira3261]

Their clothes are awful! Even a blind person wouldn’t dare touch them! Something that costs them maybe $5 or less to make and they sell it for $50 no thanks! And their startup is $5,000 like what’s wrong with people?! Who invests $5,000 on their credit card in someone else’s business 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Themystergamerr]

Im watching this and thinking- why not just open a shop or sell online? Why use individuals?

[@XF3693]

This business model relies on the "retailers" aka "consultants" or sales people to buy their own inventory. What these sales people don't realize is that aren't business owners. They are the customers. All these videos show the sales people with tons of left over inventory that they can't sell. They became the consumer, not the seller.

[@tineve2002]

All Smoking Mirrors.

[@lkm3s]

Smoke and Mirrors. "Smoke and mirrors is a classic technique in magical illusions that makes an entity appear to hover in empty space" from Wikipedia. No more smoking mirrors for you! :-) (I'm paying this forward)

[@tineve2002]

@@lkm3s and your point is?

[@lkm3s]

@@tineve2002 My point is, its "smoke and mirrors", not smoking mirrors.

[@futurecalled4682]

Make the movie NOW!

[@SerenitySprings08]

Future called VICE has a 30 minute documentary on them. Search for “VICE LuLaRoe” and you’ll see it.

[@LizM894]

In the beginning it seemed like a feasible business or franchise to do Dress Parties until the business model turned into a MLM

[@sandife4nandes365]

I'll keep buying my clothing from the GAP and hitting the Nicole Miller sales. Much better quality, about the same price and IN STYLE!

[@danagomez6089]

If Lularoe is not an MLM, consistent with their product and good business plan, it’s an actually cute summer clothes.

[@Halucynating]

I’m in the UK, so it’s possibly different here…but I had no idea maxi skirts were such a Thing! 😂 Who is wearing them?! I just think about Sunday school teachers and, ironically, women in super intense Christian cults when I think of maxi skirts. Also, leggings as pants? Leggings aren’t pants.

[@winnie2379]

The deposition of the LLR folks are on YT…including the “crying son”….the depos don’t make them look good!

[@magnoeliaphd]

I'm no fan of Lularoe, but how is this video supposed to make me NOT want to sign up when it shows pro-lularoe media and doesn't mention the lies until close to the end of the video???

[@imalrockme]

I came to this video because I started binging on anti-MLM videos. So, everything that's depicted in this video I perceive as phony and cynical, precisely because I know it's a pyramid scheme and how it works - The founders themselves are never clear about how it works, either. So, mission acomplished by Holly Smith.

[@sevengo6652]

The sons shirt though!

[@kelly-k-dub]

“Knowing now what that did for our family”…….. what a pyramid scheme did for your family?!??!! 🤣🤣 ohhhhh this is GREAT 🤣🤣🤦‍♀️ bet sissy boy is crying real tears now

[@ang8158]

So I seen that guy Mark's shirt, how the inside of his cuffs had a "LuLaRoish" design....Ive seen those same shirts on Steve Wilkos...lord I hope his wife/mom doenst sell this garbage!!!

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

I don’t think so. 🙄

[@AmandaGardMakeup]

I don't understand how this is supposed to deter people from joining...

[@SerenitySprings08]

Amanda Gard Makeup I posted this here so LuLaRoe wouldn’t get the clicks for it. The main purpose was so the members of the Defective Facebook group could watch it without having to go to LLR’s KZbin. There’s another video on my channel that shows who every single person in this video is so they can see that the only people willing to vouch for LLR are either related to the founders, Mark & Deanne Stidham, OR they are the first few retailers to join so make hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars in bonus checks. No one who actually lived through the real horror of LLR would ever speak highly of this company.

[@blippypippy8167]

Because it's such obvious tosh.

[@tamaravanvoorst448]

Just subscribe to your. You did a great job putting this together.

[@remirosee9199]

Small business started off so innocent...Now being sued for millions bc owners got extremely money hungry so sad.

[@andreaallen1362]

The only ones who make money are on top. This is criminal behavior and it needs to stop.

[@leisaparker8095]

which leggings caused all the commotion????

[@LovinLife-pv7op]

I can almost guarantee you (allegedly) that the one person who joined a year ago, is doing something shady. She may be filtering drug money thru the business, she may have a buddy who filed an illegal insurance claim, and I can think of a couple of other schemes which I won't plant in anyone's mind, but things aren't adding up.

[@blanchedevereaux5403]

17:00 😂😂😂