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whether they want to or not.
          1. Getting a job. When it comes to filling out applications for employment,
employers can pretty much write their applications anyway they want. If you don't
fill them out, you don't get the job. If you do get the job and the job requires you
to sign a contract to hold that position, if you don't sign the contract you won't get
the job or that position. Even if the contract says the company owns you. Without
the job, you won't make any money, and without money, you can't survive in the
monetary world.
          2. Buying a new car. When a person buys a new car they have to sign a
contract. Now, for starters most people who know the family way and have
reasonably good jobs know they generally have to buy a new car just about every
five years. If they don't buy a new car when it is suggested to them, the family
way, they could be fired from their jobs, the family way. When they go to the
dealer to purchase a new car, the salespeople are trained, the family way, to sell
them a car using the red book. The red book in business, on the public scale,
means to use the power of persuasion, enforced the family way, secured with
SMARiTT and the law, by contract or whatever. Salespeople are often taken in, the
family way, and brought up to use this method of high pressure sales. In business,
they say it works, that's why they use it. In reality there is no way it would work
unless they could back it up with criminal activity, planned and secured with
SMARiTT, and using the law, the family way.
          (Personal note: The "red book" way of business is actually, completely
illegal. It is promoted, controlled, and maintained by management, the family
way, with the use of SMARiTT and controlling the law the family/company way,
with or without contracts. The truth is, if they couldn't really do it, it wouldn't
really work. Also, it clearly shows how SMARiTT [national security equipment] is
used and how reality and society have become remote controlled.)
          3. Buying a house. Buying a house can be similar to buying a new car, but
different. A house is a much bigger investment, so they can't push it as hard. When
you do find one that you want, you have to be careful about the financing contract
you sign. Even if they use the family way to take you in like a friend or like it's
good, if the contract you signed turns out to be a rip-off, it goes down as what
they call a legal rip-off.
          4. In business. If you go into business for yourself it is most likely that you'll
have to sign contracts. Sometimes it is the family way to take advantage of people
who are just getting into a business for themselves. Taking advantage of people
when they are down is fairly common. The need to get going or keep going in
business can sometimes override the so called, bite in the ass, you have to take to
do it with. This can be commonly viewed with SMARiTT. Also, in business you will
probably want and need to use contracts to protect your investments and assets.
But sometimes in business, if the other party reneges on their contractual
obligation, it could come down to which way it goes, the family way, in a court of
law.
          Contracts can also be written very tricky, confusing, and,or deceptive. For
example, a contract may have a clause in it that is written to sound nice, fair, or
even okay, but if or when they use it against you, it can seem to be very