As you know, I travel all over the country.

I speak at state capitals.

I speak to private groups.

I speak at health conventions and things like that.

But one of my favorite speaking opportunities has already happened a couple of times.

And it led to a story I've told on this show.

I was at NYU, speaking to a classroom.

And I said to them, you know, if there was a nonprofit that was the greatest nonprofit

the world had ever seen.

They heal the sick.

In Africa, they have taken away the sewage out of the rivers and put in clean running

water wells with filtration systems and bathrooms.

And they've done it in India and they've saved the rhinoceros and the monarch butterfly.

There's nothing that this nonprofit hasn't achieved in making the world a better place.

Only one slight problem.

Once a year, this nonprofit takes a perfectly healthy child and sacrifices them.

I want to ask you here in this class and I did this at NYU, how many of you would donate

or want to work for that nonprofit?

Remember, everything it does is great.

But once a year, we have to sacrifice an innocent child.

You know how many people raise their hands?

That's right.

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