<prompt> Human: Hello, I hope this is the right place to post this.nbsp;I recently found myself in a rather strange situation. A few weeks ago, I was walking around with my girlfriend in a shopping mall. A lady who looked in her late 30s early 40s approached us and complemented my girlfriends new heels she was wearing. The conversation opened up, and we ended up talking for a while. She asked us what we both do for a living. I told her that I recently graduated college I am 23 with a business degree in Marketing, and that I am currently inbetween jobs, as I recently got out of a job working for my fathers business for 6 months. I told her that my aim was to be self-employed one day. She said that I should talk to her husband as he could potentially have work for me, and asked for my number so he could reach me. In my head I said fuck it why not, and we exchanged numbers. It seemed ordinary enough, and I believe the woman had her kids with her.nbsp;About a week passes and the husband texts me referencing that I spoke to his wife for a bit and he asked for a good time to chat on the phone. A week later we talked on the phone, and he asked if I would like to meet up for a coffee to talk for a little bit after I finished working at my part time job. I said sure, didnt seem like it would hurt. So last night after I got out of my shift, I met him at the closest Starbucks, and both him and his wife that I met prior were there. They were dressed nice.nbsp;The exchange was a mock interview of some sorts, but I still do not know what exactly it is they do. They asked me some general questions, and asked me what kind of a person I am. They asked if I am process oriented or outcome oriented. The husband said he had a mentor when he was younger and now he is financially independent. They asked what I am passionate about, and if I am a free thinker. They asked about my hobbies and interests so I told them how I played sports for a while. The husband also said he has a son that plays football at a private school - a school that I have definitely heard of. They seemed to be fairly well-off. Then they gave me a book to read called, The Business of the 21st Century by Robert T. Kiyosaki. They asked me to read this book and that we are going to talk about it at our next meeting on Monday.nbsp;What should I make of all of this? This entire exchange has been quite strange, but I have no direct evidence that leads me to the conclusion that this is indeed a scam. They seem like nice people but Im really not sure where this is going. Does anyone know what this is?nbsp;Thanks in advance, I know this was kind of a long post.nbsp;UPDATE: Wow, this blew up. I appreciate all the responses. I really have no interest in going to the next meet-up, even knowing that it is a scam. It is kind of upsetting because I recently got fired and am looking for something to get me back on track. My personality does not suit Network marketing so I know it would be a waste of time and money - to the commenters below that said that it works for certain people. Also, some comments have been patronizing me for not being aware of it being a scam from the start. I didnt end up spending any money, did I? God, some people are just insanely judgmental.nbsp;To those that said for me to keep my chin up and help put things into perspective, your comments have been very helpful. Cheers  <response>: So quote some advice from playing Eve Online: If it looks like a scam, its a scam. If it doesnt, its a good scam. 