If Ya Business Isn’t Personal, Ya Don’t Have a Business. Capiche? (VIDEO)

Houston, we have a problem.

Ash Ambirge from The Middle Finger Project has suddenly taken a liking to video, and she won’t stop at any cost.

She’s even resorted to interjecting sporadic French-inspired “hoh hoh hoh HOH’s!” into her speaking, and may be in a slight state of delusion, often referring to something she calls “The Rexmobile.”

She must be stopped.

She must be stopped before she makes learning about business too much fun, and people around the world begin to realize that it doesn’t have to be as scary and intimidating as the world wants them to believe.

She’s a dangerous one, this Ambirge character.

See for yourself in the video down below, where she unabashedly scolds bloggers and small business owners, talks about rhinos AGAIN, and reveals the secret to a successful personal branding based business.

She also awkwardly scratches her face once or twice, holds the camera way too close, and points in the wrong direction when referring to things on her sidebar.

Seriously, the woman is out of control.

Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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