How could I forgot this one!? Emphatically yes!
I don't want your Avon, Silpat, Michi, 31, Arbonne, diet wrap/patch or your oils. You are not a "business owner" you are the bottom of the bin on a pyramid scheme. But continue trying to make a living of selling your (actually working) friends some new fad at a markup so you can make some money off them. Oh, I mean be a business owner and stay at home mom....and maybe if you do real nice you can get the pink Mary Kay car!
I feel particularly burned with it because we have a good portion of the ladies in our church who sell these fad things and invite you to a party where you are expected to buy ridiculously overpriced stuff. I went to one to be nice years ago when we were *dirt* poor and pregnant with our first. I thought I would be nice and just get one little thing so I didn't leave empty handed which seemed rude. I decided on a peppermint foot lotion and scrub which had no price but I was young and dumb and didn't want to ask. After I was filling out all the paperwork the lady said "that will be 43$". I was so guilty over spending that because we SO didn't have the money but was too embarrassed to cancel it. This was after the lady was going on about how lucrative of a career this was going to be because her friend/pyramid scheme mentor sells this "and you can see her Mercedes parked in driveway out there. As you can see she does VERY well for herself."
I also had an encounter with my babysitter the other day where she mentioned that "by next year my mom is going to have enough people working under her that she can make money but stay home full time". Her mom is deep in the
DoTerra craze.
By the way, it's overpriced oil.
It's not going to cure my grandmas Stage 4 cancer that has metastasized to her liver/bones/lungs. But by all means come and rub oils on her pressure points--
it makes her smell nice