LuLaRich - Official Trailer | Prime Video

[@JB-kx9bx]

If a company requires you to buy the products to sell, you are the customer.

[@erika.creech]

Omg. This!

[@LSSYLondon]

If the company requires you to onboard people you are selling to...

[@d.nicolesmith7130]

Not necessarily insurance agents are required to buy licensing and other materials..most commissioned jobs require this

[@danielhooper502]

@@d.nicolesmith7130 that's not the same, you need certain equipment to do the job, you don't buy what they are selling

[@taoofjester4113]

@@danielhooper502 except not all that accurate. It is called buying wholesale. This company had little to do with sales and more to do with bringing new people in. The "consultants" made money by recruiting and not by selling. That is where the issue is.

[@suttone75]

My wife keeps almost getting sucked into MLMs; this one in particular. When she talks to me about it, I bring up the "business" and show her how it is a Pyramid Scheme. Thank you internet for saving our money and lives.

[@amandaanderton2467]

Anytime that happens in the future, show her the annual income statements from each of them where most people lose money and the lucky ones might make up to $1000/YEAR.

[@rosem5044]

Came here to say exact thing Amanda said. Review income disclosure statement before signing up. If company doesn’t provide current one, huge red flag.

[@jellis_sojealous7614]

@@candicemarie5310 Love Kiki!

[@candicemarie5310]

@@jellis_sojealous7614 me too! I wish she would do more mlm videos.

[@rodittis]

If your wife wants to succeed at pyramid schemes, what she needs to do is start her own. 😉

[@zuzumontague]

This is just the tip of the iceberg. Every MLM needs to be exposed for the scams they are! Huge shoutout to Roberta Blevins and the anti-MLM community for getting in the trenches and exposing these frauds!

[@RobertaBlevins]

Thank you Russ!!!! You’re an amazing support!! ❤️

[@bethanyjohns9943]

@@RobertaBlevins I was just about to comment and give you a shout out! They need to make a part 2 for Mary Kay because oh my gracious 🤦🏻‍♀️ their makeup sucks, their boss babes are scammers and at least in my area they recruit YOUNG girls who don’t know any better (I got recruited before I graduated high school when I turned 18). Scamming a 40 year old stay at home mom is one thing (still wrong) but scamming young people in low income households is a new level of wrong. Thankfully I realized what it was after my first party where the head “boss babe” kept talking over me and then put me on the spot to spend 600 dollars (which is nothing compared to what some MLMs make you spend, but a lot to a new 18 year old coming from a low income family). Thankfully at that moment I saw it for what it was and was able to back out. There’s no telling how many young girls (I know 18 is a legal adult but still super young. I was still in high school) spent the 600 dollars and then who knows how much else for their “business” to fail.

[@dittney85]

I started following her i saw the VICE episode about LuLaRoe

[@jessicacis8246]

What is MLM?

[@zuzumontague]

@@jessicacis8246 multilevel Marketing

[@zoedalton9539]

The empowerment of women "can I jump in" says the man

[@mailecabral3365]

Classic narcissist.

[@leeniev5423]

Mark and his classic mansplaining🤮

[@YouHadMeAtMoonPie]

Mansplaining female empowerment - classic.

[@DarkPriestessJae]

Mark is so cringey. I’ve never liked that guy. 🤢

[@lashinka2574]

Yeah, I picked up on that too. So gross

[@yankis.]

Every MLM deserves such documentary. Publicity is the worst enemy of pyramid schemes.

[@daniellegasper2289]

So glad to see this documentary come out. Hopefully, it will save some people from getting sucked into MLMs.

[@recoverycoachkc8365]

They all aren't the same

[@9melissal]

@@recoverycoachkc8365 the intrinsic structure of them is bad to begin with. It's by definition a pyramid scheme.

[@recoverycoachkc8365]

@@9melissal well there’s normal people like myself making good money from working for a marketing company so no they aren’t all the same

[@hectorsmommy1717]

@@recoverycoachkc8365 No they aren't all the same. Some sell essential oils, some sell health or beauty products, some sell kitchen gadgets, some sell clothing, some sell seminars, some sell weight loss. What every MLM has in common is that the majority who join up do not make money. The days of reputable direct marketing companies are long gone. If you have to recruit in order to make money, it is not reputable.

[@southfloridasoapcompany]

@@recoverycoachkc8365 yes they are “recovery coach”

[@Thrashpotato]

I used to work at the warehouse in Corona, the place was terrible, it was common practice for the customer service to freak out and quit because of all the people wanting their money back, and it was known not to refund them, dont even get me started on all the overtime we had to pull because we had to spend hours pulling out all the copywritten patterns out because the design team was just pulling random images off the internet and putting them on leggings, oh and the smell of a lot of them were horrible, they would store the leggings outside rain, cold weather, didnt matter I was quality control and inventory, it was a nightmare, and every manager except ours were power crazy monsters, and the worst to work for

[@ojjackson3713]

I hear you man I worked at the east coast one in south carolina so much us the workers could air out

[@gnome3leader]

I wanna see a documentary like this about ScaryKay. I mean MaryKay.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

I got a chemical burn on half of my face from one of their lotions.

[@marshad905]

That would be so good

[@SolarCrush48]

Let me tell you how my sister “won” a spa day by them for us. I didn’t know that first we would be in a big meeting being recorded with all the local sellers that felt quite like a cult 😳 then they tried talking us into selling too. Fortunately, we just left with our free samples and never looked back.

[@AG-iu9lv]

Right! And they've only lasted so long by going outside north America to "recruit", because they ran out of people to be the bottom of the pyramid here.

[@elle1253]

@Laura Beal I got sucked into this and since I wouldn’t buy inventory I had several of my “coaches” telling me that I was doing it wrong and if I wanted to improve my sales that I needed to buy at least $500 worth of inventory... I didn’t last long there

[@angelicdazzle]

Hahah that African American lady at the end had me rolling “I love white people to death.. but being on a boat in the middle of nowhere…. I’ll see y’all when you get back ✌🏾 “ LOL 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lymarie1974]

If it was a movie, she would be the first to be killed off… she is old enough to remember the horror movies of the 80s. We were always the first to die.

[@christie5628]

I loved that! 🤣

[@vegasgirl3538]

Flip the races around and nobody would've found it funny.

[@jocelyncooper1738]

@@vegasgirl3538 you have to put what she said into a historical and social context. 1. Black people don’t have the best history with boats and white people as a combination. 2. A large chunk of the people on that boat are LDS, which is an inherently racist religion. Why would she want to be on a boat full of people who have been taught to hate her and view her as “one of Gods mistakes”. 3. As many POC people who spend a significant amount of time in majority white spaces will tell you, there’s a lot of underhand racism that goes on. A lot of people seem to think they’re sneaky with their racism when they really aren’t. She probably doesn’t want to put up with that for days on end with no escape. 4. She realizes all of the sisterhood talk does not apply to her at the end of the day. They will always view her as an “other”. I don’t understand why this is so hard for some people to comprehend.

[@elizabethblue1930]

Best part of this trailer lol

[@rebeccahansborough3817]

Just binged this in the morning and omggg so good and interesting, I’m obsessed with mlm and cult docs and this was so well done, and the data entry guy is hilarious lmaoo

[@AbbyC543]

There is a Vice documentary about LuLaRoe that was part of the catalyst for the Washington Lawsuit. There are also podcasts; one called “The Dream” and the other called “Betting on Zero” that are both really good.

[@Michaelabeauty96]

His rant about Kelly Clarkson had me dying he did a podcast episode with Roberta and was awesome on that too!

[@sophial.6633]

I’m so glad I’m an introvert it has kept me away from situations like these lol

[@KH-us9pr]

That one woman they kept showing did a thing for Vice about lularoe it was pretty interesting

[@amybloomfield4834]

Roberta! She has a podcast & I think a you tube now. She is amazing & so informative. I wish she was around before I lost & spent so much money to MLMs

[@shannonpierre8714]

In her vice documentary, she was in photos with my next door neighbor, who was the worst neighbor I have ever had.

[@jessicabell8838]

Anyone else feel that it should have focused a bit on the people on the low end who never made money like these people did. It's kinda hard to feel as compassionate about people who made tons,then didn't rather than those on the low end of the totem pole. I've read similar complaints about this documentary, that it solely focused on the high end losses of top people rather than lower end ones

[@tibbydudeza]

LOL @ the black lady saying she loves white people but on a boat in the middle of the ocean - see ya when you get back :).

[@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254]

She didn't have to watch Get Out

[@Cajunventures]

That was the best comment of the entire show.

[@erika.creech]

I felt that!! Don’t do it sis.

[@sherrik6863]

I'm a white lady and I wouldn't want to be on that boat in the middle of the ocean with a bunch of bigots

[@TheBnzr]

I was in Amway for YEARS. So glad MLMs are being called out.

[@karinelagrandebrune]

I was in one until I made an income/loss spreadsheet. Quit the next day.

[@ashleighmaser3146]

😂😂😂 She really called them dead fart leggings.

[@RobertaBlevins]

You should have smelled them 🤢

[@mailecabral3365]

@@RobertaBlevins I got irma’s that smelled that like. Soaked to the core. I was told to air them outside in the sun and use febreeze on them. I ended up tossing them and taking a total loss.

[@RobertaBlevins]

@@melanieh1774 nope! Round and round. Soaking wet, stinking to high heaven like death. ☠️

[@youguyswantsomecookies]

Dead fart cat pee leggings

[@jaimezuniga5748]

I loved the Vice short documentary they did, so glad to see some fo the same testimonials make an appearance again. Very excited

[@justanothergoth]

I am more interested in the ladies that were really up on the pyramid.

[@yesvember11]

I’m so excited for this. They are still preying on vulnerable, misguided women and getting them deep into debt and it’s so sad.

[@ninjasteph9561]

Love seeing this! I have some ex-friends that got super into LLR and kept trying to talk me into it. Broke college student me couldn’t fathom spending that price on leggings and thought the whole thing sounded sketch. Hearing it called a cult made me LOL! Describes the feel perfectly! Sorry for anyone who lost money on it, I’m just grateful that dumb college me didn’t join.

[@Michaelabeauty96]

OMG I joined MONAT as a broke college student and feel so bad I had my dad pay for it they even thought I had all this time haha I also did hair school as well which is why they did come to me I started working in the salon and was still in college in the first place but dang I couldn’t even fathom making others sign up paying that much for something when I could provide services I love doing and products that are fair priced with brands that have been around for so long and are just better

[@AnaDiaz-wz4cf]

Dumb college you was pretty smart!!

[@noaholayzgamez]

Glad to see this come to the surface. We started as one of the first 1500 to 2000 consultants. And exploded right after we started. This company is so shady! The truth is finally out

[@dewilew2137]

They hire males?

[@michaeladragon]

@@dewilew2137 They don't "hire" consultants, you pay to join

[@always-so-tired]

Literally saving families with this exposure. Thank you!

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

The crazy thing about this particular MLM was that some of the women really were making tons of money with it. But the cultlike culture around the company meant many of them were not saving it or investing it wisely.

[@kasiavu4629]

They were making money off the backs of the ones at the bottom of the pyramid.

[@jolienvsndijk]

Not just that the whole business structure meant you NEED to keep spending. When you make money based on recruiting (and that's the only way to actually make money) by showing people how successful they can be, you can't just "scale down" since you need to keep presenting that luxury lifestyle. That luxury lifestyle is the product you're selling. And a lot of the company benefits require you to have sold huge amounts of leggings so if you can't make that you just sell them to yourself and they sit in your garage. They'll "give" you a very expensive car for free ... but only for as long as you stay in the higher ranks (again buying your own stuff to make it work) otherwise you need to start making all those expensive car payments yourself. Etc. etc. Point is that it's not as if they all just didn't have financial sense, the company structure really encourages reckless spending :(

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

@@jolienvsndijk And the fact that they seemed to give out ugly designs on a schedule as if to get rid of more successful sellers so they didn't get too successful.

[@Michaelabeauty96]

It’s not just this one I do follow a girl who is in an MLM she owns a boutique as well where she does have the makeup on there but clothes too which that’s all I buy none of them are MLM companies for the clothes I can tell it’s just the makeup anyways I figured out the girl was putting all of her MLM money into her boutique she has stated that pretty much but not directly I just figured it out off of common sense truly so in reality the girl isn’t making any money from them

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

@@Michaelabeauty96 Honestly, it sounds like she could benefit from meeting with an actual financial advisor who can help her navigate this.

[@97nelsn]

They should do a documentary about Monat. I met someone years ago in a photo meet and she was a freelance model at the time. The following year she joined Monat and basically scammed her way to the top and she parades a fake lifestyle on Instagram while “selling” a crappy product, scamming people in the process, and calling herself a “boss babe”.

[@Michaelabeauty96]

I hope they do too I think it’s behind LuLaRoe as the one of the craziest and Arbonne too but agreed I’m a hairstylist myself and the products aren’t anything revolutionary very false claims and have lawsuits against them I tell people to never use it it’s no good and that is what they all do it’s not just her it’s crazy because they aren’t a boss they’re still under people

[@ralynsevenfold]

I am so ready to see Mark and DeAnne be exposed for the frauds that they are 💕

[@zuzumontague]

In their minds eye “all publicity is good publicity.”

[@DarkPriestessJae]

Somehow my comments keep getting deleted. I guess I can’t express the desire to have my fist meet someone’s face. 🤔 So I’ll word it this way: Every time Mark opens his mouth I feel like flying into a rage. DeAnne pretends to be clueless but knows the harm she’s inflicting. I’m glad I made it out of there, but I still ended up filing for bankruptcy a year and a half later. I just couldn’t recover. Dummest decision I ever made was “investing” in LLR. I still feel triggered when I think about it.

[@elsieh4429]

Patiently waiting for the Monat documentary 😂

[@MrAxelStone]

of course the owners who made millions sit there laughing when they're asked any tough questions, act as if nothing wrong is going on and its everyone elses fault. You can only hope bad things eventually happen to these scumbags.

[@DarkPriestessJae]

Somehow my comments keep getting deleted. I guess I can’t express the desire to have my fist meet someone’s face. 🤔 So I’ll word it this way: Every time Mark opens his mouth I feel like flying into a rage. DeAnne pretends to be clueless but knows the harm she’s inflicting. I’m glad I made it out of there, but I still ended up filing for bankruptcy a year and a half later. I just couldn’t recover. Dummest decision I ever made was “investing” in LLR. I still feel triggered when I think about it.

[@agirlnamedkeith]

I’m so glad these ladies are being heard!

[@ChrisJohnston-z7u]

"There's a sucker born every minute" P.T. Barnum

[@erinbrown9017]

The fact that women are still falling for these MLM's blows my mind.

[@chinaarlene7035]

Yup. It's pretty funny but I know I shouldn't be laughing lol.

[@pigpjs]

I almost fell for Mary Kay when I was a teenager. Luckily my parents stepped in and explained the scam. I can definitely see how people get sucked in.

[@daveheel]

Because it's like a cult like they said in this doc. There are still thousands of retailers left for LuLaRoe and they may be getting more. I read they are giving this doc a one star review.

[@pamelalansbury94]

The owners are so smarmy in the footage of them being deposed. I love how Deann “doesn’t know” what her title is and all her job duties that are documented online.

[@vegasgirl3538]

Deanna was slick as hell playing the dumb blonde on the witness stand. She started a company that grossed over a bil in sales and she's acting like she was the lobby receptionist. So much shadiness in that family.

[@MikeLikesChannel]

My parents spent almost a decade in Nikken, selling Japanese magnets to manage pain. They got in early and made a fortune. Those that came in later, made nothing. Company today is probably 1% the size it was 25 years ago. Your typical MLM.

[@heatherahrens1699]

I tried to be part of the MLM Lemongrass Spa. My husband was like "its' a cult" and I just laughted it off. And then I saw the presentations from their big annual expo and got the hell out of there!

[@MaidMirawyn]

Going to start watching after work! To everyone reading this: Please don’t get sucked into an MLM! Literally almost no one makes money doing them. Those as the top make money by their downlines losing money. It’s a broken system. 😢 💔

[@nikitaoconnell4247]

This is the part of MLMs that no one is talking about or not allowed to talk about. You are supposed to 'love your best life' as a 'bossbabe' and the rest must be hush hush

[@katherinegarcia1662]

I see load and loads of lula roe at thrifts stores and feel terrible because of all the inventory someone lost because it’s clothing no one wants

[@cgirl7777]

Yes so excited to see this!

[@natj25]

This gives me goosebumps and fills me with rage at the same time! I had my on boarding fee gifted to me at a Indy LuLaRoe meeting. I will never forget the people there that had genuine love in their in their hearts for me that day! This company completely crapped on the people making them money!

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

I mean, it's a cult. This is what they do

[@natj25]

@@rosesweetcharlotte for sure!

[@phokingtaxes9224]

Love this, please make one about Scamway

[@jessicalevandoski]

Ok so Can these filmmakers make more of these docs to expose MLM’s? Do Herbalife next, then the essential oils, then christianity 💒

[@monie802]

There’s great documentaries on Herbalife and essential oils that I’ve seen out there. Bet on Zero is the Herbalife one. I can’t remember the essential oils one I saw, but remember a lady claiming it cured her cancer, and a super conservative Christian guy saying he put essential oils in his kids smoothies for breakfast. Absolutely bonkers. Edit: I looked it up. The essential oils one was an episode on a Netflix series called Unwell. Every episode looked into “wellness” industries to shed light on which ones are legit and which are total crap.

[@drdeath223]

And Islam, Hindu, etc?

[@alwrig]

If you get involved in network marketing, ALWAYS, ALWAYS do your due diligence! No legitimate home-based opportunity should persuade you to go thousands of dollars into debt before seeing your first dollar. And whatever you decide to get into, make certain you believe in the products or services offered.

[@gracefullyrose]

This!

[@JamesHahnII]

r/antimlm brought me here. guys, there an anti-MLM subreddit!!

[@hcjb0909]

idk why but the “from the creators of fyre fraud” made me crack up 🤣

[@atcgirl5034]

Same😂

[@jillbourke941]

I can’t wait to watch!

[@sarahbrain5773]

What is the song in the trailer? Can’t get it out of my head.

[@TheRealThickiminaj]

This is dope. I recognize some of these woman that were in the Vice documentary. It’s really good

[@calliehilton1220]

I watched the original Vox docu-video, and couldn’t wait to watch this. LOVED watching this, so good

[@theonlyrosy]

I normally don’t watch documentaries but my dad started watching this today and it was actually really interesting

[@dawnsky11]

Can’t wait to watch this!!!! I do like the LLR leggings. I think it just got too big too fast. They need to do one on Arbonne. Those people are nuts. I had a friend essentially harass me about buying the stuff she was selling. I had to unfriend her on all social media platforms and tell her to leave me alone. 😳

[@mistyoglesby2577]

I had a friend do the same to me but was with it works.

[@mark_zuckerburg]

Mary Kay, Arbonne, Avon, Amway, Herbalife…

[@MsGechi77]

It's all the people from the Vice Documentary! 🙌

[@kealynbosrock9905]

The Vice documentary on this is great! Can't wait for this!

[@jnoshields]

Loved this documentary. These nut jobs needed to be exposed and they need to be stopped. I highly recommend watching this!

[@traveltm]

I know all religions have members that do things but Mormons do seem to come up a lot

[@DarthStone]

When are they making one about Mary Kay?

[@ladyreverie7027]

This is such a well done trailer. I love it!

[@1980rlquinn]

Would LOVE to see this doc if it ever gets on a legit streaming service.

[@amandaanderton2467]

I cannot wait for this to come out!! Hopefully it helps folks learn just how terrible this company (and all MLM’s) are and they run away!!

[@JJs_playground]

Herbalife was exposed as an MLM but it's still going strong.

[@valloriebarnes9800]

Stoked for this documentary!

[@James_Hough]

From the founders to the retailers- they all deserve each other.

[@hollyholy641]

Exactly, these ladies are just mad that they got scammed but couldn’t scam others. 💯

[@JesusPerez-fe7uc]

Whats the name of the song playing

[@KimberlyWetherbee]

Watching this documentary made me feel so angry at the handful of women who used their teams to make money. They became rich while their members struggled and sometimes lost everything. It was sickening.

[@TheElHadschi]

Why not available on Amazon Germany?? :(

[@davidtaylor111]

The Last Woman made me laugh out loud

[@ccharles848]

I binged it. It’s pretty good. I’d recommend it.

[@MahaneyMedia]

This is how every pyramid scheme or how they like to call it “multi-level marketing” happens and fails

[@Desiperales]

I lasted a year and maxed out a credit card for 10,000 dollars that I couldn't pay back. I ordered and would get so many boxes of ugly leggings and all the Disney I got was Donald ducks face in bright colors that I couldn't sell. I ended up with boxes of clothes that no one wanted.

[@mailecabral3365]

Thank you for sharing, Desiree. Unfortunately this story is all too common.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Dude, they just gave you Donald? That is cold.

[@atcgirl5034]

​@@rosesweetcharlotteSOMEBODY was on their 'naughty' list!😂😂I'm kidding, sorry. That's effed up, truly.

[@helenstockman3499]

I saw the documentary knowing nothing about the business or product. The comment about selling breast milk was taken out of context. People sell breast milk all of the time. If you have it and there is a need for it then the suggestion is not that ridiculous. Perhaps someone mentioned it because they knew there was a need for it and it was available. If I knew someone was lactating and looking for a way to make money then I would see it as a valid suggestion. I also don’t understand how some of these women bragged of getting bonus checks for amounts up to $300,000 and then after a few years had to file bankruptcy. If you were making that kind of money. Why were you in debt? Couldn’t you pay off your start up costs with those big bonus checks? How were you in $100,000 in debt if you were making over $300,000 a year? I definitely saw some problems in the documentary, but I saw some exaggerations as well.

[@sharonkomen7451]

Just finished and I loved it

[@anovemberstar]

I'm grateful that my mistrust of others and chronic cynicism has meant I learned from a very young age, that if someone - or something - has to work THAT hard to 'impress' me, then not only are they / it really REALLY lacking, but that it's also a major, major, red flag. Many women have been lured into romantic relationships by abusers, even psychopaths, because those men go out of their way to (over) impress.

[@amandakhan8688]

Awe, bless them and this guy for helping them out. May God (and the neighbours) continue to watch over them ❤

[@desmondjefferson2127]

I'm trying to work up a tear for the women who didn't know $100 leggings was a SCAM! LMAO. Plus the ones who BUT THEM! LMAO

[@yasiasorbo9201]

Do Rodan and fields and Savvi

[@leslie6119]

This is literally every MLM.

[@janettemartin4604]

THIS IS AWESOME! I got a pair of jeans at a Salvation Army for 0.99 cents called LulaRoe and had NO IDEA what the heck they were from? BUT they are REALLY COMFY!

[@hannahhester8376]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

[@leandrotupas242]

I loved that they still included two of the three women featured in the original documentary

[@devonleighrogers9766]

Everyone needs to watch this and wake up, everything’s a swerve 🤌

[@Pippa87]

😱 so excited for this!

[@apriljones1013]

So excited to watch this!

[@SkillciaX]

Honestly there's hardly a single direct sales mlm company out there that's ethical and great in any way. Everybody doesn't get an equal opportunity to succeed. Even corporate America operates like a pyramid scheme in many ways too, where even though you get a pay check all the profit goes straight to the top.

[@MrJagermeister]

I definitely worry for my sister, who is still selling it. I hope this doesn’t destroy her - they just moved into a new home.

[@LivBlanks]

Woah, The Roe is still signing people up? Even after everything we have seen... I guess if you're in the 1% that makes money you wouldn't leave. Personally I hope her husband is the bread winner cause this MLM is about to go ALL the way down in flames now.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Have you shown her the Vice documentary?

[@jocelyncooper1738]

I think your sister may need an intervention.

[@davidtaylor111]

I never heard anything about this and now watching this documentary I can't even imagine

[@prebuiltdownline]

These days companies can grow very large super fast. But it always comes with a heavy price.

[@Victoria-zj3vy]

What is the background music called where it goes bum de da dum? It’s so catchy

[@mailecabral3365]

It’s an original score track I believe!

[@alyssakrug1437]

Dude I've been looking for this song since the trailer came out. I need it.

[@desareerosskopf7222]

It sounds like The Time of Our Lives by The Venice Connection

[@Victoria-zj3vy]

@@desareerosskopf7222 Woah yes it definitely sounds like this thank you!!!

[@phoenixmoon3]

I bought the cutest long sleeved black skirt from this company ( too short for the leggings. I got that shirt in like 2016 and I still love it all fall and winter long. I’m sad the quality became bad and money was lost.

[@atcgirl5034]

Lol I still LOVE my gray maxi skirt!!!

[@gebron13]

Oh man I can't wait to see this!

[@cwreads]

I had a friend that sold this. She was smart. She sold long enough to pay off some debit and was out. She never got anyone to join. Lol

[@Michaelabeauty96]

Basically what I did but was related to other things😂

[@cmcd160]

I want one on "collagen". Very expensive. Not testing with medically approved drugs. For example I'm on synthetic thyroid (have been for 42 years) and I can't even take a "vitamin pill within 4 hours after taking food or my medication. Also can't drink coffee or eat breakfast for at 1 year after taking my snythroid medication. All that crapping powder for any energy boost gets great airtime from celebrities, influencers on instagram etc. Never has the BUYER BEWARE flag needed more than in this century

[@goodjujuu]

I wonder if taking Synthroid and others like it is even necessary. I’m on it too, had my thyroid removed. The rules are stupid: -take on an empty stomach -no eating for an hour -eat healthy to avoid weight gain BUT whole grains, soy, cruciferous veggies, walnuts, stop absorption I went a whole week and a half without just to see if I’d die and I didn’t.

[@KTSpeedruns]

I want to watch the documentary, but I don't want to give Amazon any money to do it.

[@atcgirl5034]

Patientlyvwaiting for the Enagic/Kangen dic and Melaleuca!😂

[@MissAlii432]

The hypocrisy @ 1:05 is aggravating

[@julie9534]

Can’t wait to watch this

[@arashvernus8090]

THIS IS THE MOST AWESOME

[@RodWave_]

I thought it was going to be about Lululemon. Never heard of this brand but it was a good watch.

[@TrudyPatootie]

Saw the gals on Watch What Happens tonight.. Woo Hoo.. I love it... can't wait.

[@anarapin46]

They got Scammy Sammy in here?? lol!! Man, the apples dont fall far from the tree in that family.

[@rach6471]

Cannot wait to see this !!

[@carollipton4584]

You know what the magic secret is to the prosperity and blessings of the LuLaRoe owners and their duped sales force? It 's always kept out of sight and out of mind. It's the women in Third World sweatshops, reportedly in this case in Asia and Central America. That probably means Vietnam, the Philippines, Sri Lanka perhaps, and El Salvador and Guatemala. The latter has a popular that has mostly been forced by dictatorships to work for American corporations such as United Fruit. US-funded death squads in these countries slaughtered several hundred thousand people in the 80s. I was a volunteer human rights lawyer and represented a doctor from Guatemala, and my training included studying reports from Amnesty International and other human rights organizations. That is the greatest tragedy of LuLaRoe- the workers toiling in fire-trap sweatshops who are paid a pittance to produce the cheap, disposable clothing that they sold. Those faceless, nameless women will never get a chance to become rich.

[@BrandyTexas214]

My mom bought me a bunch of these once.. some were really comfy

[@kristinasloan5675]

Do paparazzi next. It’s a big scam. All the higher ups buy it out so then their “team” buys off them bc they miss out on new releases. It’s insane.

[@Michaelabeauty96]

Also has a massive event and people died from covid😭

[@JonnyCooper]

MLMs are a cool way to fool people who are unable to run a business into believing they're running a business.