<prompt> Human: Met a seemingly nice guy at a sushi burrito. He said he had a friend who was really successful and had deals with top companies like Apple and the like. On first meeting that guy, I was told to read the above book in a span of four days including the day we met, and kinda just did as told. Found out about network marketting from this, and apparently thats what they do. Today they told me that they wanted me to attend some kind of training seminar around 8-10pm tuesday, and admittedly we didnt really talk much, or really know eachother, so Im very skeptical about all of this, and I really dont think they have my best interests in mind. Anyone wanna weigh in on this?EDIT: After reading your comments, I messaged the guy telling him Id be busy and unable to attend. Once he reads it I plan on blocking the number and never going to that Sushi Burrito again.  <response>: In his latest book, the author shows why network marketing is indeed the business of the 21st century. Robert shares the eight wealth-building assets offered by network marketing that allow you to take advantage of these tough economic times to build a strong financial future and happier life.Network marketing you all over facebook and the phone harassing everyone you ever met into buying some kind of overpriced juice.Real businesses dont recruit people out of the burrito line.If you go to this training event you will be wasting your time at best and a lot of your money at worst. 