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Input: Couple friends of mine got "conned" into buying a Rainbow vacuum. It's a good vacuum, but it costs almost 4000€ (WTF?!).

Rainbow sells through multilevel marketing schemes, so basically to help pay for the vacuum they need to sell the vacuum to other people (\^.-). Fair enough, I'm not going to spend that much money on a vacuum, but they tell me that by just listening to the sales pitch I'll help them get a discount on their purchase. OK

My friends are still considered "in training", so they shadow another couple that are already official reps of Rainbow. They all come over to my house with the vacuum and start their pitch....

They keep going on and on about the toxins in the air and basically all types of scare tactics related to health and hygiene... basically they try and make you feel like you're dirty and you live in filth. Things like asking:

 "Do you drink tap water? Would you drink the tap water in this deposit if it were in glass?\*turns on the machine to vacuum air, opens up the water deposit full of dirt\* Would you drink this water now?! WOULD YOU?!"

\*vacuums the couch, shows all the dirt that was extracted\* "WHAT?! Are you going to sit on the couch again?! aren't you disgusted?!"

After about an hour I'd had enough, and I said "LISTEN This pitch isn't working for me!, show me the functionalities of the vacuum and don't talk about health statistics, I don't care enough about that and I'm not enjoying your tone" The rest of the pitch became super awkward as I continued to criticise their approach (seems like their script doesn't adapt to "difficult" audiences)

(also to clarify the "health statistics" were just ridiculously false, basically used to con people that don't know much about the world.)

The Salesperson started to tear up and deemed me a bad fit. I apologised to the couple that was pitching and to my friends and tried to make my criticism constructive. But I still feel bad that I criticised so harshly (and I really ripped them a new one). But I also feel I shouldn't have to put up with someone I don't know, coming to my house and treating me like a filthy idiot. 

My friends seem to think I should have just grin and bear it, AITA?

criticising and interrupting a Rainbow vacuum MLM pitch