This weekend was Al Gore-fest at in Toronto, and boy, what a show! I quite enjoyed it, but there are a few things I would change for next year's Green Living Show.
Less Hippies
Seriously, I know this was the Green Living Show, but come on! There were too many fucking hippies! Not even cool hippies, either. These were those idiot nu-hipipes, like the one pictured above. Stupid r-tards that smell too much like weed and hampster cages. While waiting to buy a reuseable coffee filter, I had to stand in line and listen to two hippies talk about the company's frog logo. "Owe man! That frog is so kewel! He is just jiving on his lilypad! This is the work of a true artsist!" Sometimes I am jealous of the deaf.
Less A-Holes
On the other side of the douche-spectrum, we have a-hole yuppies. There were so many assnut yuppies sauntering around the Green Living Show, I felt like I was in an SNL sketch.
Guelph Girl - I want that
Green Living Employee - M'am, that's a model condo. It isn't a real house
Brad/Chad - How much for that condo? $1 mil? $2 mil?
Guelph Girl - Yeah, $2 mil?
Green Living Employee - No, you don't understand. Come Monday, everything is being disassembled
Brad/Chad - $2 mil? Do you rent?
Guelph Girl - Yeah, do you rent?
Brad/Chad - Do you rent?
Guelph Girl - Yeah, do you rent?
Oh my god, and it was like this everywhere I went! So many Chloe bags and Deisel jeans! And they all drove to the Green Living Show! Like, why are you there?!?!
More Organic Coffins
It was amazing! Plus, the Organic Coffins and Natural Funerals booth was one of the more popular booths. It's like the A-Holes knew we want to see them die!
More furniture from Wiggers
Seriously, dude. It's called "the internet" or "google" or "a teenager". Ask one of them what the word 'wigger' means to them, and I'll give you $100 if someone actually says 'quality, sustainable furniture'. People, do your research before you name your company.
More McDonalds
Seriously, I could have gone for a Big Mac.
Less Kids
When I think of the Green Living Show, I think of a great experience to open the eyes of Toronto's ignorant and show them the little changes they can make to leave a smaller footprint on this earth. And when i think of the Green Living Show from a child's perspective, I think of the most boring 3 hours you could spend not playing or singing or looking at cool stuff. Come on people, the majority of the booths were for sustainable drywall and hydroponic cat grass and energy star washing machines. Does this seem like a kid would find it interesting?!?! No! Fuck, that's boring even for me! I took a look around the so-called "kid village" and let me tell you - it was one step away from a foster home. No toys, no snacks, no TV. I think they got to colour, but you know those places always have crappy blunt crayons.
More Pyrotechnics
That show could use alot more fireworks.
Anyways, all in all, it was a great show. Let's hope next year they take my suggestions to make next year the best goddamnned Green Living Show ever!!