Curtis wrote: > Cuz he would never let me in the room > after I left. > So, you weren't really all that close to the Marshy.
> It is kind of set up that way. > So, you were never a Marshy 'door-boy'. > But this is a world you are not really > knowledgeable about because you never > were in the room with him right? > Yes, I was right in the room with Marshy - I walked right in and asked him a simple question and he was very empathic in his answer. > You don't get to walk in and talk to > him about anything, even when you work > for him. > You mean YOU didn't get to walk right in. So, you worked for the Marshy, selling mantras, and sending the money to the Marshy's relatives over in India, but you never even got to walk into his room? So, exactly, Curtis, how many minutes have you spent in face-to-face instruction from Marshy, where you and the Marshy were the only ones in the room? About one minute? In over thirty years? But you say you worked for Marshy and you make TMO status claims. So, what, exactly, did you do to earn your salary when you worked for the Marshy, that is, other than selling non-sense phrases? Other questions: Did you go door-to-door in your selling? Did you get into anyone's room to sell or ask a question? Were you ever a 'skin-boy'? > Zero access for the unconvinced. > Maybe he got tired of clowns in suits walking in unannounced all the time; maybe he had some important work to do, instead of answering questions all the time; maybe it was just you he didn't want into the room - maybe the Marshy thought you sucked as a TM teacher and sucked even more as a manager.
