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I recently tried to book a numerology session and it felt like a total scam :/ (lemmygrad.ml)
submitted 3 years ago by to c/comradeship@lemmygrad.ml
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I had met this lady a few weeks ago who did numerology sessions on the side of her regular job. She had offered me a session at the time and I had refused. I ended up finding her number a few weeks later and had arranged to book a session.

I had been seeing all these numbers repeating, and thought, why not have some fun, right? I don't really believe in that kinda stuff, but it would be interesting to see what values people ascribe to things as random as numbers, and see what I think about it. An hour session was gonna come out to upwards of 200+ dollars ๐Ÿ’€ .

I apologised saying I should've asked for a quote beforehand, but she tries to call me (I didn't pick up) and she then texts me that "people usually call me when they're in need and I recommend the session", but it's like...of course you would, you're making 200+ dollars off of me lol.

No disrespect to her, but I hate that everyday interactions are warped by profit ๐Ÿ˜“. I get everyone has to eat, but damn, wtf?

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[โ€“] 3 points 3 years ago (1 child)

Interestingly enough, their physiotherapist has incorporated acupuncture techniques into the practice.

You see. Patients with chronic pain will try everything. Sometimes at the same time. Scientific, traditional, experimental... They are "happy" to be test subjects, because pain is just too depressing. And after common medicine fails for enough years, maybe the tradeoff of becoming a test subject and discussing the issue with more peers is worth it.

Don't get me wrong, I agree with everything you said, I'm just exposing another perspective on the theme.

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