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Edited on Sat Jun-10-06 10:19 PM by Hong Kong Cavalier
He'll try to recruit your other friends. (but you've already experienced that) And people he meets at parties you invite him to. (and that too) And your family. (and that, too) And perhaps your cat or dog. (okay, I made this one up)
I speak from experience. I had a friend who did almost the same exact thing: graduated from college and immediately jumpted into Quixtar. He soon was harassing everyone I knew at every event (birthday parties, family friends) until I finally laughed in his face and told him to screw off.
I agree, it is a cult. And I have no easy answers for you. My friend wasn't my best friend, so it was easier to shrug him off and ignore him after a while. As far as I know, he's still only six months away from retirement. (He's been "6 months away" for almost six years now.)
Just keep telling him "no" and he might get the hint eventually. Or, I'm sad to say, you might have to start to distance yourself from him.
My "friend" who's still in Quixtar drives a school bus during the day and works at a T.G.I.F. at night, all the while being "six months away" from retiring.
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