Jessica Wynn

Right.

It creates this anxiety spiral.

You see someone post, I just scored a 175 on my practice test using power score Bibles.

And you think, oh, no, I'm using something different.

Maybe that's why I'm not scoring as high.

Yeah, and maybe that person was already good at standardized tests.

Maybe they're naturally strong in logical reasoning.

But your brain goes, they have more prep materials and they're doing better, so I need to buy more prep materials.

Yeah.

But the prep companies love this because it drives sales and they don't have to advertise.

The students are advertising for them by posting about their materials online.

And then there are really nerdy influencers, people who scored really high.

And they now have YouTube channels or TikTok accounts where they share their study methods.

And some of it can be helpful, sure.

Some of it's just humble bragging.

But they all have affiliate links.

Use my code for 10% off this prep course.

Everybody's just making money.

It really does.

And look, I'm not saying all these resources are bad.