Kirsten Dunst if I'm pronouncing her last name properly plays the role of Krystal Stubbs in On Becoming a God in Central Florida. And if you are in the MLM industry, I highly recommend you give this TV show a watch. I saw it on Apple TV, I don't know where else, it used to be on Crave, I think. It's only one season right now. I'm not sure if they're gonna renew it, but it is a dark comedy revolved around a Multi Level Marketing business with some some crazy high jinks.Kirsten Dunst who plays again Krystal Stubbs. It's called On Becoming a God, it should almost be called On Becoming a Goddess in Central Florida because Krystal Stubbs on her rise in the MLM company that she's in, she merges her business with her upline, so basically, they merge the two businesses together and become partners. And in doing that, she becomes extremely dominant.This podcast is not for the faint of heart. Trigger warning.In the scene where she forces her upline to join forces with her so that they partner companies, she basically dominates the crap out of the guy. She slaps him around a bit, and then chokes him a bit and forces him down on his knees and makes him do something to her.And there's a few other scenes were essentially her upline becomes submissive to her in the in this series. Which I always found interesting because in MLM, it's very higher hierarchical. There is a hierarchy and your upline is always coaching you and kind of pushing you on what to do next to grow your business. So it is a very dominant submissive role, if you want to look at it that way.And in this series, they take it one step further, and they go outright kinky with it. I found it humorous, I've got a twisted sense of humor. So that kind of stuff makes me laugh.She basically outranks her upline, which I have a program for how to outrank your upline. If you want to get a copy of that, head on over to outrank.buildyourarmy.com Again, it's outrank.buildyourarmy.com where I show you a way to recruit differently than your upline coaches you to do.There's the initial scene where Krystal Stubbs forces her up line down on his knees, and then there's another one where she tells him to put his head in the toilet. And I don't think she thinks he's actually going to do it. But he goes ahead and does it and she starts laughing at him hysterically. Which is clearly a humiliating scene.Which brings me to my next point, which is always comical. There is the system that they keep harping on the downline. The Garbeau System. It's created by a guy named Obie Garbeau the Second. I can't stop myself from laughing.Obie Garbeau, the Second. They never really go into what the system is other than just these motivational tapes that they force you to buy. And it made me look at the underground economy or the backdoor economy of the MLM industry.Because there's not a lot of margin sometimes in the products you're selling. Depends on the products. There definitely are, the company I'm with, the margins are healthy enough where even if you just sell direct, you can make a decent commission, you don't have to have an actual team recruiting for you.In this series, they reveal that there aren't many margins in the actual selling of the products. And so this guy, Obie Garbeau II makes all of his money selling his motivational tapes and his training. And so anybody who veers off from that, they really come down hard on you. And isn't that the truth with MLM. That they force you have to follow this system and don't veer off of it. You can't change any of it. You can't do anything unique from it.But what other business out there works when you're not unique? You have to be unique, you have to stand out. Otherwise, what's to say they won't just buy from your competitor, like why wouldn't they just buy from somebody else selling the same product? If you're saying that all the products are the same and the systems are the same,

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