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2 comments:
I think Shane considers himself a cross between Mother Teresa and Gandhi. But what's so funny is his list of demands to those who are "lucky" enough to book him for a speaking engagement.
He wants the people to offset his carbon footprint in his travel. For example, one person should go without fuel for every 100 miles of his travel. They could bike to work or better yet convert their car to run on used veggie oil. Or if they prefer, throw in an extra $100.00 for him to donate to some environmental group. The math could get complicated. Like I say, it's too funny.
...so?
Seems alright to me.
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