Makes me think of AMWAY and also LAMAS. I’m about to ramble, so hold on. I remember growing up in a small town. This guy had a cabinet shop, where he made wonderful hand crafted furniture and cabinets. Anyway, an AMWAY salesman came into the town and convinced this guy to start selling AMWAY. HE closed his shop and started doing it. He came to our house and tried to get my parents to sell AMWAY. From what I remember, AMWAY was sorta a pyramid scheme, where you keep getting people to sell AMWAY and that is your goal. As my comment of LAMAS, my wife got very facinated with lamas and wanted to go into the business. I went along, being supportive. Anyway, after a few years keeping lamas, I relized that the only people buying lamas were people that wanted to start a business selling lamas. I don’t think anyone that just wanted a single or pair of lamas, that WAS NOT going into business, ever bought one. We got out of the lama business. It was interesting and I guess a bit nutty thing to do. We didn’t make any money so to speak. Well, you look at housing the last few years. The majority of people buying and selling houses, are just that, the people looking to buy the house are looking to sell the house. They aren’t looking for a home. And they have driven the prices through the roof, making it very difficult for people that just want a home. I for one do not feel at all sorry for people losing money, if that person was being greedy. I’m all for making money, but hate it when people ruin something. Greed and speculation has ruined it for anyone that wants to fix up an old vintage 70’s muscle car. Do you know that some of the old muscle cars of the 70’s, like a Cuda, or Super-Bee, sell for $200K – 1 million dollars now? It is insane. So, if you have some vintage car like that and you’d like to just fix it up as a daily driver, just for fun, you could not afford to fix it if you were involved in an accident. Investors have ruined the hobby. Investors can ruin just about anything they touch.