#lularich

[idreamofaussies]

I’m fascinated with MLMs and the psychology behind them. Listening to this woman‘s descent into MLM hell and her eventual escape is also fascinating. She gets a cancer diagnosis and finds a way to boost her MLM with said cancer diagnosis! How insane is that?!

[curemoonliite]

Watching the LuLaRich documentary and that one seller who was like "if LuLaRoe was to be found guilty, every multi-level marketing company should be investigated because they all did the same thing" was so close to uncovering the truth it was painful to watch.

[fandiagnosis]

the top five funniest moments in the documentary LuLaRich (2021)

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[peterstarkss]

Me watching the lularoe documentary and the founders are denying it was a pyramid scheme

[shutupptara]

If you want to be infuriated for 3 hours like I just was, please go watch lularich on Amazon prime. It’s a exposé on the pyramid scheme that is lularoe which is incredibly fascinating to see along with being heartbreaking.

The gaslighting alone will be enough to make you want to fight the two asshole founders of the company, but don’t worry, along with the fucking ugly prints and clothes, you’ll get healthy doses of misogyny, fat phobia, homophobia and racism. I cannot believe this “company” is still allowed to exist

[lurker-no-more]

I won’t spoil the experience of watching the LulaRich series, but I was not prepared for the little piece of trivia shared as the two founders talked about their family, lmao.

First 10 minutes of the first ep!

[mnisw]

derryl the former volleyball ref is hands-down the breakout star of the lularoe documentary im obsessed with him and cheered every time he came on screen

[eccentriccryptid]

The LuLaRoe documentary starting off strong with “it’s okay because they’re not technically related”