AL Distribution

I'm not to happy about all the traffic problems pn ball rd I live around the alse fireworks bother me soo stop we don't need all that noise

I first worked with this company in Dallas and then I had to move to Austin but we later moved here to Houston where I started working with Bryan again.

I never had a guy teach me so much about business that genuinely made me a better me. My mom used to just yell all the time about how I was throwing my life away and wasting my time but now that I'm dressing in a suit and tie everyday she respects me.

I moved out last year and I'm in the process of getting a new car so I can give her my old one. My son is able to visit me more because my attitude has changed and I'm going to possibly be a business owner and be able to help change another knuckle head's life, like Bryan helped change mine.

I only posted here because of all the negative comments I saw and to each its own but I worked at McDonalds for years and was never able to save even $20 a paycheck. If you're serious about taking your life and your family to Another Level, JUMP ON BOARD!!!

I have nothing but great things to say about this opportunity...Yes it is a bit unconventional but that's what makes it work. This type of opportunity is not for everyone that's what makes it an opportunity and not a job.

In order to advance to the type of money that is promoted you can make you will have to go through a little more than the average job would require...but last I checked the average job doesn't pay that type of money especially if you do not have a degree or specialized training. The atmosphere is energetic and positive and everyone there really helps you understand the power of positive thinking. I would recommend this company to anyone, especially if they are looking for an opportunity to learn management of not only a team of people but most importantly themselves. I hate to hear that some of you were offended by hard work, positive, fun atmosphere and freedom of not having a boss looking over your shoulder while you work and the opportunity to learn how to run a successful business.

Guess that's why only 2% of Americans are entrepreneurs....as we say...Some will some won't so what...who's next. JUICE by That!!!

I was contacted through e-mail saying my resume was reviewed and my receptionist history was perfect for them and to come in for an interview the next afternoon. I arrived to a young female receptionist blasting New Orleans hip-hop gospel music. Ok, I'll stick with it. The office in on Lagoon Dr in the back of a factory complex of some sort in West Dallas, strike two. The room was small and had 10 applicants in it at a time. They interviewed two at a time. While being interviewed I was hustled into "I see you sit behind a desk, we wont trap you there!!! We'll let you drive around (in your own car) and make sales personally with these companies!!! (Points to cheap phony cut-outs plastered on wall of Fortune 500 companies)....How does that sound?" I was insulted and pissed off because of the gas I used to come visit this sham.....that's not the worst. I was hired on the spot with my co-interviewer and told to come in casually dressed with gym shoes to "try-out" for the job on Friday from 10:00am-8:00pm. If I could handle it, I would begin training on Saturday, and only then would I begin to earn money.......cash money in my hand at the end of the shift. lol really???

I can't even write anything else because I'm so shocked at people who actually choose to be entrepreneurs and fail so terribly.