Sell it.

We're such.

H.

Oh, tell it.

Oh, tell it. We're such professionals. It's broke wheelbar. Hello. Hello, thank you for having me on the shell.

Your work, is it spooky that I'm in the future?

It's still Saturday night where Brock is in the US,

and it's lunchtime where I am which is the most boring thing that I'm going to say for the next hour.

I think we should start by saying that the group we're about to talk about isn't a cult.

Sure, let's say that and wink can you hear winks in an audio medium because that's what we're doing right now.

They themselves say that they're a multi-level marketing organization,

which is like Charles Manson saying I'm not a murderer I'm just a bastard. I think it's

more like him saying that he does like home deliveries like one of those apps like a grub hub or something like

it's not Uber eats it's Uber murders this group they're a multi-level marketing organization that just happened to also have a

charismatic leader, dire consequences when and if you leave a complete lack of autonomy for its members and

sacrificing almost all of your money but not a cult.

Absolutely not a cult. Let's let's specify again for legal reasons because this is one of the things that like

I do love the show and and I love your book and the book does specify in the opening chapter like what you consider a cult to be and what professionals consider a cult to be and let's also acknowledge that the group that we're talking about today checks all those boxes but also we are in the

predicament that this group is still functional and has a lot of money.

It's not a cult that but it coincidentally has almost all of the accepted characteristics of one.

Okay what are they called?

Tell me your stupid name.

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