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Ride or Die may be be a better descriptions, but BBs is cute. And they're pretty cute in a small kid you have to explain everything to 500 times way!
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FKFriday wrote:
The Facebook support group...AKA The Bunny Boilers
I love this image!
And BBs is way better than ride or die - its on my list of most hated catch phrases, right up there with girl/mom boss and guuuurrrrl.
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I can't stand the new-ish snark and condescension that she seems to be dripping with. Â If you rewatch the announcement video, she kind of gets mad that people are asking if there will be cohosts and celebrities and she basically says "Aren't I enough for you?" Â To me, that's code for, "No there won't be any celebrities because I have neither the network nor the drive to have them come in and because I have not taken advantage of the amazing opportunities that were literally dropped in my lap". Â Don't be snarky with US, the listeners! Â We just want to be entertained for our hard-earned money. Â Â
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WhereIsVictoria wrote:
đđđ I had to get that out. I wanted to punch her animal-filtered Botox face watching her whine about being an adult. đ Some things, you just canât hold in. Like a fart. Or that rant.
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Seriously!!! She is a 35 year old with 11 years in the business and is acting like an intern!
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FKFriday wrote:
The Facebook support group...AKA The Bunny Boilers
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This is amazing.
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WhereIsVictoria wrote:
âThe show that was taken from youâ
How about no? Bitch, you werenât the Angelina Jolie of Sirius, adopting children and speaking at the UN... you bitched about the children and couldnât figure out the UN if someone opened the Wikipedia page for you. You were just another radio show host, paid to talk for a few hours, who bitched about everything, but mostly your former life as a rich housewife. Your show wasnât pioneering or transformative. When the show went off the air, a small group of maybe 50 people couldnât figure out the news, or podcasts, or what to do without their Sirius radio. They may be stroking your ego like truck stop hookers, but thatâs not the norm. Most people arenât entertained for years by the same tired stories about people no longer relevant to your life. We donât think animal filters on videos are cute, sexy or cool. We arenât inspired watching you run after and try to jump on whatever political or social bandwagon your team tells you is popular. And we donât want to hear you bitch about all the weight youâve gained through bites of whatever nauseating garbage youâve decided to eat during your broadcasts. Youâre looking for wealth in the couch cushions instead of pounding the pavement, and itâs just so unbecoming of someone who considers herself an industry vet. Wish you the best, but for the love of all that is holy stop pretending you were a martyr.
End rant
The most beautiful rant I have ever read.
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Durst_Burp wrote:
FKFriday wrote:
The Facebook support group...AKA The Bunny Boilers
I love this image!
And BBs is way better than ride or die - its on my list of most hated catch phrases, right up there with girl/mom boss and guuuurrrrl.
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Lol! You are a woman after my own heart! I also loathe these phrases! F me whenever I see #girlboss on facebook. Bitch, you sell Younique cosmetics. GTFO of here. This is exactly why I'm shunning social media. Makes me too annoyed.
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Goldclutch wrote:
Durst_Burp wrote:
FKFriday wrote:
The Facebook support group...AKA The Bunny Boilers
I love this image!
And BBs is way better than ride or die - its on my list of most hated catch phrases, right up there with girl/mom boss and guuuurrrrl.Â
Lol! You are a woman after my own heart! I also loathe these phrases! F me whenever I see #girlboss on facebook. Bitch, you sell Younique cosmetics. GTFO of here. This is exactly why I'm shunning social media. Makes me too annoyed.
Oh yeah, I hear that. Bunch of damned Rodan and Fields chicks blowing up my feed with that #girlboss bullshit....I'm like, yeah, you wrangled a bunch of your friends into a pyramid scheme, great job. That's totally how running a business works. So ridiculous. My husband and I actually own a small business and no, it's not typing dumb hash tags into social media all day- it's actual real work.Â
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Hawrible --- yep! I won't go off on a tangent about that since I don't want to offend anyone possibly involved in that line of work, but Reddit has an AntiMLM sub that is entertaining if you have time to kill. The Younique one is pure gold too --
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I'm not sure where to jump in here because Every single thing all of you have written is Spot On! Incredible insight. Â
Where is Victoria: I worship you. I really need you as a friend! Â
DB: They do read this page. I just blew their spot up the other day on their lame construction page. UGH, they are such imbeciles.Â
I wish I was with you all having a drink right now.
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Soooooo I know I'm not on here a lot and a little late to talk about the actual announcement, but today while working I turned on the Facebook annoucement that she did. I' know the Instagram one has been discussed, but didn't catch it. Here was my take away from Facebook:
- She is ready to get back to work and has been tired of forcing herself to sleep in
- The show was taken from us
- A LOT of meetings with Matt
- This new show will allow her to do the same thing
*Insert random lip smacking at times*
- She continues to talk for quite some time while the screen is pixelated.Â
-Â People write that they can't see her, but she keeps going for awhile until TD tells her there's trouble with the videoÂ
- She didn't set the price
- This format will give us (both us and her) the show that was taken away from us
That concludes my summation, in case anyone missed it.
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Goldclutch just made me pee.
I literally was accosted at a family members house. (I have run my own business for over ten years by the way) But family member thinks I need to start a business selling stick-on nail polish. They used terms like female empowerment and lady boss, and told me that they could help me build a shitty website and they would also........... wait for it......  HELP me create a facebook page.Â
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idontcarethatmuch wrote:
Goldclutch just made me pee.
I literally was accosted at a family members house. (I have run my own business for over ten years by the way) But family member thinks I need to start a business selling stick-on nail polish. They used terms like female empowerment and lady boss, and told me that they could help me build a shitty website and they would also........... wait for it......  HELP me create a facebook page.Â
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Maybe you could help TS run hers once you get up and running? đ€Șđ
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PrincessPoppy wrote:
idontcarethatmuch wrote:
Goldclutch just made me pee.
I literally was accosted at a family members house. (I have run my own business for over ten years by the way) But family member thinks I need to start a business selling stick-on nail polish. They used terms like female empowerment and lady boss, and told me that they could help me build a shitty website and they would also........... wait for it......  HELP me create a facebook page.ÂÂ
Maybe you could help TS run hers once you get up and running? đ€Șđ
LOL! Wow, build your own FB page!? Ugh, those stick on nail polish things are the worst. It absolutely KIIIILLLLLS me when they try and hook people in by saying that you get to "own your own small business".  Like, do they not understand that there is some big, "bad" CEO sitting at the top of all of these MLM's raking in millions. You don't own your own "small business". Please.Â
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So I actually just joined an MLM knowing full well what Iâm getting myself into. I do also own my own small business and am a realtor in addition (I like doing multiple things at once). I really love the mission of the product Iâm selling and love the product itself. Do I think Iâll make millions? Definitely not. But I do really believe in the product and will happily be part of the mlm pyramid scheme. I think a lot of people know full well what they are getting into. Iâm not offended in the least by people bashing MLMâs I just think sometimes you should look at it with an open mind and if you canât, ban those people from your social media.
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A friend of mine sells scentsy. She started it mainly the cover her own costs of buying it, but has been doing well (mortgage broker, so always has it on display in her office). I think as long as you donât go in thinking youâll be a millionaire (Lularoe, women were dropping $20k in product for stock, with no return option for defects and the company has basically disappeared now), and sell something you believe in, all the power to you.
Itâs the people who think this will make then millions, non stop posting, selling every time you see them, talk to them get tiring.
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Dump Facebook. I did it 3 years ago.
One of the best decisions that I have ever made.
and yes, you can actually delete your profile.
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But Karma, youâre missing all the BBs đ
FKF, I totally agree. I think some people go in because they love the product and theyâre happy with whatever they make. It seems to me like the more successful ones arenât required to buy 20,000 of product - and I can see how people get desperate once theyâve made that investment.
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I get my B.B. action reported back to me right here
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Longtimelistener wrote:
So I actually just joined an MLM knowing full well what Iâm getting myself into. I do also own my own small business and am a realtor in addition (I like doing multiple things at once). I really love the mission of the product Iâm selling and love the product itself. Do I think Iâll make millions? Definitely not. But I do really believe in the product and will happily be part of the mlm pyramid scheme. I think a lot of people know full well what they are getting into. Iâm not offended in the least by people bashing MLMâs I just think sometimes you should look at it with an open mind and if you canât, ban those people from your social media.
Oh yeah, I have friends that "sell" mostly because they like the products and get them for cost, and IF you like them too, they will hook you up. That doesn't bother me, I think that is smart. I'm talking the chicks who really think they are going to be wealthy and they constantly bombard everybody with the sales pitches, day in and day out. I know they have to do it if they have a prayer of making any money but I've learned to absolutely hate some of these women because it's non-stop. It's all they talk about. And they chant these little mantras and hash tags over and over and over again, and I feel like I've lost some friends to a creepy cult. And I know that most of them will not make much money because our area is SATURATED- too many people selling, people toward the bottom don't have a prayer. But they keep throwing their personal money into these, hoping and praying it pays off. I just think it's a cruel business model. Â
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WhereIsVictoria wrote:
With LLR, the consultants HAVE to buy the product before they can sell it... all of it. The prints are 80% hideous and 20% zany, and yoibdont get to pick what you get! It's really scammy...
Read an expose about LLR and they are by far the worst- they did people so dirty. After I read it I decided I was going to help these women out and buy some leggings for god's sake because I felt bad for them- I could not find a single pair that anyone I knew had in stock that was not straight up ugly or oddball patterns, so I didn't wind up buying any because I just couldn't. Ridiculous company.Â
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I've pretty much culled all my MLM friends from Facebook but there's one I just can't quit - it's too entertaining. Â She posts pictures of frizzy hair next to beautiful smooth hair. Â When people ask her what she's using, she won't say. Â She then tells them that she will PM them all the information. Â Her friends keep saying, "but what is the product?" and she just will not share the name. Â That's a sound business model - I'm selling a secret product that I can't talk about but please buy some. Â
Kinda like, I'm hosting a radio show but don't know when and not really sure how it all works, but please send me money, now that I think about it. Â
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youcaaango wrote:
I've pretty much culled all my MLM friends from Facebook but there's one I just can't quit - it's too entertaining. Â She posts pictures of frizzy hair next to beautiful smooth hair. Â When people ask her what she's using, she won't say. Â She then tells them that she will PM them all the information. Â Her friends keep saying, "but what is the product?" and she just will not share the name. Â That's a sound business model - I'm selling a secret product that I can't talk about but please buy some. Â
Kinda like, I'm hosting a radio show but don't know when and not really sure how it all works, but please send me money, now that I think about it. Â
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Sounds like Matt may be her manager!
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FKFriday wrote:
Sounds like Matt may be her manager!
Yes, she needs a driver and someone to get her coffee.
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Romaine of Derek and Romaine posted in the Facebook group explaining why there is a cost.
Here's part of it:
I know many of you have asked why the subscription fee? Itâs pretty easy to explain actually. Doing Radio is expensive. We have a lot of costs to provide a live daily streaming show. There are studio costs, producer salaries to pay, and of course the price of the actual streaming services. Podcasts are typically free but Taylor isnât doing a standard podcast. She is doing a live daily online radio show that then has the functionality to act like a podcast after the fact. Not to mention it is commercial free. So I hope that explains some things.Â
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Hawr-rible wrote:
WhereIsVictoria wrote:
With LLR, the consultants HAVE to buy the product before they can sell it... all of it. The prints are 80% hideous and 20% zany, and yoibdont get to pick what you get! It's really scammy...
Read an expose about LLR and they are by far the worst- they did people so dirty. After I read it I decided I was going to help these women out and buy some leggings for god's sake because I felt bad for them- I could not find a single pair that anyone I knew had in stock that was not straight up ugly or oddball patterns, so I didn't wind up buying any because I just couldn't. Ridiculous company.Â
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My mom and SIL wear LLR. At one point my mom was thinking about selling it. I was like absolutely not! And found this reddit page that clearly explains the scam and what you would need to do to make money! But then my SILâs friend that sells it to her is all like well I quit my job because I do so well selling LLR, which zero percent is true. Thankfully mommy dearest listened to me in the end.
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kbk88 wrote:
Romaine of Derek and Romaine posted in the Facebook group explaining why there is a cost.
Here's part of it:
I know many of you have asked why the subscription fee? Itâs pretty easy to explain actually. Doing Radio is expensive. We have a lot of costs to provide a live daily streaming show. There are studio costs, producer salaries to pay, and of course the price of the actual streaming services. Podcasts are typically free but Taylor isnât doing a standard podcast. She is doing a live daily online radio show that then has the functionality to act like a podcast after the fact. Not to mention it is commercial free. So I hope that explains some things.Â
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Heâs answering the wrong âwhyâ. I have no doubt itâs âexpensiveâ to stream a live radio show everyday. But WHY did Taylor choose this route? Did she ask her loyal listeners what they wanted? Did everyone beg her for 10 live hours per week at any cost? Or would her loyal listeners have preferred a free âstandardâ weekly podcast? Time will tell of course, but I think itâs clear this decision was 100% about Taylor. Maximum income, minimal work.
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DidntgotoHarvard wrote:
kbk88 wrote:
Romaine of Derek and Romaine posted in the Facebook group explaining why there is a cost.
Here's part of it:
I know many of you have asked why the subscription fee? Itâs pretty easy to explain actually. Doing Radio is expensive. We have a lot of costs to provide a live daily streaming show. There are studio costs, producer salaries to pay, and of course the price of the actual streaming services. Podcasts are typically free but Taylor isnât doing a standard podcast. She is doing a live daily online radio show that then has the functionality to act like a podcast after the fact. Not to mention it is commercial free. So I hope that explains some things.ÂÂ
Heâs answering the wrong âwhyâ. I have no doubt itâs âexpensiveâ to stream a live radio show everyday. But WHY did Taylor choose this route? Did she ask her loyal listeners what they wanted? Did everyone beg her for 10 live hours per week at any cost? Or would her loyal listeners have preferred a free âstandardâ weekly podcast? Time will tell of course, but I think itâs clear this decision was 100% about Taylor. Maximum income, minimal work.
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I think Taylor went the faux radio route because she wants real-time caller interaction. However, even on Sirius the same 5-10 sycophants called in all the time and reiterated their same opinions. It was stale. With this much more limited audience itâll be even more of a cesspool of halfbaked ideas and opinions. I donât think sheâs thinking about how dry it will become with the same few people calling in all the time.
Also people on Facebook are praising the commercial free aspect, but really who wants to listen to ANYONE talk nonstop for two hours straight, much less repeating the same stories over and over and over. Commercials are a nice break and natural segue to a new topic.
I think Taylorâs biggest issue is that she doesnât seem to have much of a life outside of TD, Matt and drinking. She has no fresh and new stories because she doesnât do shit to gain any fun experiences, perspective or anything else. Who wants to listen to someone talk about nothing?
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Does anyone listen to the morning breath? I know theyâre not everyoneâs cup of tea, but theyâre a good example of a daily podcast that has no commercials but is still free! Iâm not sure how it generates money for them (maybe there are commercials on the YouTube videos) but for Taylor to say that she has to charge for her premium daily content is bs.