99.99 % of the people fail to achieve what these people openly say you achieve easily by selling the Quixtar product. i was approached by one guy who wanted me to join the Quixtar, but i didn't. i am glad that i listened to my heart. when watching this video today, i felt thankful to myself.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-215989802739458876&q=dateline+nbc

this is an eye-opener

thanks for sharing raazstone

Just to add a note..this Parmendra Bhagat Singh from Bihar annoys the shit out of sebsers and other nepalese from northeast with Quixtar. What else can be expected from a homeless truck driver with moles bigger than his brain on that ugly face!

It's apparent you don't like Paramendra and I don't either. But the way you phrase your comments insults the profession of truck driving. Is it not an honorable job?

wow.. i actually know a lot of Nepali people falling for it like a cult...

Republican,

Bluntly speaking, I don't approve of becoming a truck driver after coming to US from an underdeveloped country with a full scholarship at a prestigious college. That's waste of resource and tax money. I believe US has plenty who just want to earn a living. Bhagate's life is full of frustrations, from BNKS to Berea to NYC, failures following him more closely than his own shadow, and his blog, full of bovine excrement, is his only claim to 'fame'. Sometimes I do feel sorry for him.