Acting Out the Dillon Jewels Sales Pitch with Ben

• 1:21:26Tim pitches a jewelry business model solving high costs and low quality by selling high-quality jewelry at low cost.
• 1:22:03The sales strategy involves Tupperware-style home parties where single women can buy their own jewelry instead of waiting for someone to give it to them.
• 1:22:33Tim sets up a lunch scenario with Ben at Panera Bread to demonstrate the sales pitch in action.
• 1:23:21Ben refuses to role-play a natural conversation, so Tim switches roles and becomes the buyer instead.
• 1:23:44Tim demonstrates the proper sales approach: establish rapport first before mentioning the jewelry opportunity.
• 1:24:04Tim pitches the jewelry as a business opportunity, framing it as direct-to-market sales leveraging family and friend networks.
• 1:25:02Ben's character asks about a seminar and reveals he's willing to spend up to $10,000 to learn the business.
• 1:25:26Tim reveals the seminar costs $5,000 and is held at the Scottsdale Marriott, with Ben's character eager to book tickets immediately.

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