<prompt> Human: I recently tracked down an old friend from elementary school. First time we had communicated in over 15 years. Turns out, my timing was terrible. Hes currently hoodwinked by the World Financial Group scam and is drinking their kool-aid big time. I know him well enough from our childhood that he isnt trying to manipulate people or be difficult. He just sincerely believes this is a great thing for everybody involved. Yes, hes trying to recruit me as a client. Anybody else I would have told to kick rocks and never come back. I cant do that with him. He and another WFG person want to sit down with me and see if theres any products or services that might help me.I already explained to him I have no debt. Im single. I have no kids. My credit score averages 830. Vanguard does a great job with my investments and I have no desire to make any changes there. I dont have a life insurance policy, and even if I wanted one, theres no way I would purchase it through WFG. Any advice for politely talking my way out of this? I dont want to be nasty about it. I really cherish how good of a childhood friend he was.  <response>: I really prefer not to mix business with friendships. This isnt appropriate.Firm, but not accusatory or belittling. 