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Now, welcome to the Best of Left podcast with Cubsiday from It's Getting Ha in Here,

in PR, the Daily Show, Counter-Spin, the new video of the story of Cap and Trade from Annie Leonard,

Ring of Fire, The Onion Radio News, and La Show.

Aziz is here to share his thoughts on the climate talks in Copenhagen,

and what he's doing to decrease his carbon footprint, Chinese footprint?

You know, I was at the Kyoto talks. I think I was there.

And, you know, it was good because we were all talking, but they also had like,

you know, the thing where they cooked the food on the table,

like a steak and the shrimp, and the guys like doing tricks and like flipping stuff up in his hat,

and like tossing, you know, shrimp tails at people's faces and stuff, and just kept them with light.

And I hope they keep that in Copenhagen, because the Kyoto one, that was good.

It was in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the Kyoto restaurant.

So hopefully they keep that light mood in Copenhagen, and I wish them the best.

Your career as a comedian has been blowing up lately.

Is that having a negative effect on the environment, just getting so big like that?

Yeah, it has, because as I do more acting and writing and filming,

I'm like making my carbon footprint even bigger.

And so that's why I'm giving up my career to lower my carbon footprint.

I think everyone should just stop doing their jobs.

That's the only way we can guarantee that everyone's carbon footprint is like a size six.

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