<prompt> Human: A guy I hang out with occasionally is really pushing to get me involved with his new business connection: People Helping People This is the second time hes pushed it, and everything he says about it sends up red flags, but he says they could possibly help me with my student loans andor employ me.Short backstory: Im a 3D artist, zero credit card debt but a lot of student loans, and Im barely surviving on freelance work, only making payments on loans that I cant change to Income Based Repayments, but I am making progress to getting morebetter work.He tells me the companys purpose is to hook up people struggling with finances with other bigger companies that will help them restructure loans and balance their savings and such, and he makes commission if anyone he guides actually signs up with the recommended companies. What sounds shady to me is that he says its all free, no cost to the client for the consultations, etc etc. I assume thats bullshit.He then tells me I could make great money doing what he does, and that Id work under him for a time helping people, and could make more and more if I recruited others to the company. He claims its very easy work and is really just a matter of going through paperwork and talking to people both of which are activities I despise in the first place, and that the employees who do the job as optimally as possible make upwards of 200k a year. He never really went into the specifics, so I assume thats even more bullshit.From what I could find on google, Im pretty certain Im right. I agreed to hear his full spiel later this week, just because I hate disappointing people I know, but any advice on how to approach this? Could this possibly legitimately help me? Or do I do my best to just nod and say Hmm sounds good but no thanks, try to leave and hope he never brings it up again.  <response>: This person isnt a friend. Just ignore them. 