--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > --- jyouells2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > (mercy snip!) > > > > You missed the point. If I consistantly lie, no one > > will trust me or > > believe what I say. I believe you said, "And once > > you play fast and > > loose with the figures in a documentable way, no > > matter how trivial,it > > becomes very hard to beat your chest and say "I'm > > really honest THIS > > TIME, honest,"" That's why the response to the > > courses has been so > > weak. The "Everybody does it defense" proves my > > point. Even 'mostly > > free' isn't enough when the trust is gone. > > > > JohnY > > I don't think that people are not going to this new > course because of lack of trust, but because they have > lives and commitments outside of the TMO. When I was > in my 20's, not married, and going to college I could > go off to any course I wanted too and I did. But now > in my 50's like many others, who can just leave their > life and go to Fairfield for a two month course? > I completely agree- with job, relationships including children, who has the relative luxury to go on a course? I am happy for those who are able to, and for the rest of us, I have noticed some subtle long- distance benefits.
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