1) The document outlines unrealistic financial projections for a multi-level marketing coupon company called TCA based on assumptions of exponential membership growth and high monthly spending by each member. 2) It calculates that for TCA to achieve its owner John Milanoski's promises to current members, 80% of the US GDP or 15% of world GDP would need to be spent on TCA coupons each year, totaling over $11 trillion annually. 3) The document concludes that these projections are not believable and warns against believing in TCA or pyramid schemes more generally.