16 photos that describe how everyone is feeling right now
This is an MMM love story gone sour. Please, carry tissue and cry (or laugh).
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2. People already in the system are rushing you to sign up
3. Then someone tells you that youll get 30% interest after 30 days.
4. Then you finally put in money the first time.
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5. You waiting for 30 days to be complete so you can collect your money
6. When you first collect your money.
7. When people ask you where the profit is coming from youre like.
8. When they tell you that youre basically taking other peoples money, and that someone has to lose eventually, you be like
9. When they tell you that it will crash one day youll be like,
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10. December comes and you want to win big, so you throw one million into it.
11. Then you hear that MMM has crashed.
12. But MMM is now saying that it didnt crash, that they are just helping you keep your money till January.
13. When people are praying during Night vigil for long life, but youre praying for the return of MMM.
14. Then you remember MMM froze in Zimbabwe since September and it hasnt come back
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15. So you go and look for the person that told you to join MMM.
16. The remaining of us will just be watching the drama like,
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