I was watching it and I was seriously thinking, about how dishonest that was.It is literally making sales (or trying to) by confusing your audience and lying to them to manipulate a sale.Starting next week I'm selling a course that teaches you how to NOT make money.

I've been in the mortgage lending industry since 1990, started off as a temp working for Sears Mortgage when they had a branch at the time, and I made it a point to grow by learning all the key positions which would later play a vital role in my Real Estate career.

I’m moving to D.C. from Dayton, Ohio in four weeks to take a temp promotion (2 years).

Engineering and science is just understanding a few basic concepts and you just manipulate these concepts. 

So my comment is just kind of off the cuff.If I had $6000 worth of something in a fridge that was lifesaving or even just worth $6000 I would have bought a $79.00 mini fridge when it became clear there was not a stable temp.

Near zero interest rates, negative yielding bonds, quantitative easing and other manipulations that eventually will all come to a very dramatic end.

Sometimes it goes up and sometime it goes down.I agree, but there are manipulators who cause the phenomenon, namely the Fed, the media, and the Democrat Party, who right now stand to gain politically from as painful a recession as they can inflict.

72 degrees in the deep south heat is normal (I'm in SC)- I think a normal AC is only going to cool 20 degrees lower than the outside temp as a rule of thumb right? 

Marketing is one of the most manipulative professions out there and many people spend their days trying to game the system. 

Everyone comes on here to take take take and some will mask their true intentions to try to manipulate people for their own needs.If anyone is stupid enough to just hand over hundreds of thousands of dollar to some random guy on bigger pockets, then they deserve to lose their money.