Jump in our time machine, because we’re headed back to 2012 - leggings were all the rage, especially among stay-at-home moms, Facebook Live was becoming the modern day auction hall, and no one really knew what a MLM was, so joining one seemed like an awesome idea. That’s right - we’re discussing the sharp rise and even more dramatic decline of LuLaRoe, the pyramid scheme leggings/maxi skirt retailer that took desperate housewives by storm! The company boasted that women who sold their leggings could “retire their husbands” by becoming “boss babes” and “working from home.” What LuLaRoe failed to divulge, however, was that only vendors at the tippy top of its pyramid structure could make any money at all; they profit almost entirely at the expense of underlings unknowingly racing for the base of the pyramid. Join us to learn how the "buttery soft" leggings women clamored for became mold-covered, wet, smelly, penis-patterned disasters when the company’s growth just couldn’t be sustained. One thing is for sure: the bigger you are, the harder you fall.