I took a year off after high school on deferred admission.

I don't want general admission I want VIP and cut the line.

DO the math and see what a day of interest will run you and see how quickly days, weeks and months add up and detract from your bottom line.Hate to sound like an advertisement but consider investing in yourself and joining BP as a Pro member . . . the calculators alone are worth the price of admission. 

The relationships built alone are worth the price of admission for me. 

I do remember some posters that, by their own admission, are not honest, and I would not consider any transaction with them.

Then, if he ever causes any issues, remind him that you have a written admission of tax evasion that you're prepared to forward to the IRS...  :-)

It was a 2 for 1 admission so a friend and I split this and paid $150 each.Unfortunately it has been nothing but dangling a carrot; the speaker has reviewed a handful of useful facts and tidbits but not actual education on how to use them and instead says “wouldn’t it be great if you had someone LIKE A COACH to make sure you were doing this correctly?”