I went to a Man Cave party the other day and I got the distinct impression it was pampered chef for men. However, there was talk of getting reps underneath you and parties and such. I understand its a new company and I was interested in hearing any input and also to kind of get it out there as something to watch.
Could be totally legit, they have some good products and I bought several items. Got a humorous side to it and doesn't seem to take itself too seriously. Could just be a fun way for a guy to make a buck or two...time will tell.
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I'd definitely go and probably buy some stuff if it was really high quality and hard to find elsewhere, but I wouldn't sign up as a seller; frequent repeated exposure to that much barbecued meat could really be dangerous.
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From the link:
Hmmm. At least two levels are available. I find it interesting that purchases can be made directly off the website. Isn't direct purchases from the "manufacturer" rather are with MLM's?ADVISOR COMPENSATION
At Man Cave, we strongly believe our Advisors should be compensated directly for their hard-earned success. As an Advisor, you earn up to 26% commission on your own sales along with up to 7% of your teams' sales.
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How dare they sully the term Man Cave!
Now THAT is a Man Cave!
Now THAT is a Man Cave!
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Pool table, bar, leather furniture, stuffed fish on the wall... All good, save the throw pillow on the sofa. And all men know that throw pillows serve no earthly purpose: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp0-8IbkczcDoktor Avalanche wrote:How dare they sully the term Man Cave!
Now THAT is a Man Cave!
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I like my throw pillows. It's a place to rest my neck after I've indulged in far too many beers.
I hate sleeping on totally flat surfaces.
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Didn't you ever see "Analyze This"?Parvati wrote:Pool table, bar, leather furniture, stuffed fish on the wall... All good, save the throw pillow on the sofa. And all men know that throw pillows serve no earthly purpose: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lp0-8IbkczcDoktor Avalanche wrote:How dare they sully the term Man Cave!
Now THAT is a Man Cave!
According to Hollywood a throw pill will completely silence a Firearm.
Tell me that isn't useful.