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VERY interesting. I don't watch TV so have not seen the commercials, but can imagine! Everyone is big into VW at the moment, in my neck of the woods we are into diesel VW's. We put kits in them so they can run on Waste Veggie oil, with the price of gas going up and up this is a GREAT alternative, and VW diesels are the way to go.
Michelle
Makes me wonder how often we shut down each others' intelligence, Rich. Think I'll write a blog at www.BrainBasedBusiness.com to show what happens biologically inside the brain when we do so. Your blog triggered this new insight -- thanks!
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