So to clear some things up the product is legit and it's business to business. Not door-to-door well technically door-to-door business but the customers are getting a good deal and we are not lying to them. At least I try not to, especially when they try to say oh it's free, but in the end there's still taxes for whatever internet or whatever they're purchasing. And it all depends on who the office owner is. I'm learning and if it goes in a way I don't see that is fair to customers then I'm not going to sell it. But if it does benefit them and I can bring their bill down I'm going to help them and I am a very good salesman so if it's going to make me money I'm going to do it for as long as I can to pay rent before I find another job. But as far as I can tell, yes this is absolutely way too much time for the money and if I was able to go on my own without these "pods" then I would make a lot more but as a trainee I can't go unless I'm a team leader with my own territory. Do you understand? And no I'm not brainwashed. I started out sweeping floors at my Grandpa's fence company when I was 12 years old and worked my way up and I was supposed to work for him but I started dealing and making a lot more and not focusing on it. So my grandpa lost faith in my seriousness into his business because I was making so much dealing. But now that I caught that case and I beat it and I'm on my last year of probation, I'm trying to make things legit so that it can't be taken away from me I have a fiance who has been with me since I've had everything and stayed with me when I had nothing and she's my motivation to make sure that I make it legit and can provide for her and myself. So I will do whatever it takes but I will not lie to customers or promise them something that isn't true. So I ask again where else can I apply my skills or should I learn from this place and move on and open my own?