Baltimore vs LA...on average during the sametime period is a bit absurd to take seriously on average. 

You, my friend, called me and my business nothing short of a scam and that is completely and utterly false.

I recall some being reasonable while others being absurd. 

Saying power will be back to 95% in December gives the people a false sense of hope to get their lives back to normal (which won't really happen by December). 

The idea that things will either continue going great or collapse is a false choice.

Something's starting to ring false about those self-congratulatory "from zero to 100 doors in four weeks!"

@Ray Harrell I'm not going to continue addressing your constant false assumptions and lack of reading comprehension, it's unproductive.

It was only $20 per student per week.That being said, the 470 dropped out students could have had certain false attitudes including "What you get is what you pay for" equating the cheap fees for cheap education, therefore, they didn't need to put in their own time to learn the material.I suspect that in life, we not only have to overcome our disadvantages (I was a very poor immigrant minority from South America coming to NYC at the worst time in the early 70s) but have to overcome our attitude that you cannot expect to be successful just reading or watching a video if it goes in one ear and out the other.

System must be registered, too many false alarms result in a fee.  

The FALSE narrative of predatory lending is just that, FAKE NEWS, it's a smoke screen to cover-up the real and true culprit that it was all Wall Street and institution investment firms who were taking traunches on traunces traunches.