I haven't actually read these posts yet, but i'd like to take the opportunity to post some videos of shit we convinced a drunk ass Poof (who I met the same day) to do my senior year of college when I went to IU to visit GWB and company. These are those videos. And yes, in the latter one, he is attempting to (whilst wasted) jump on a bucket, turn backwards in midair, land in the chair and slide the chair backwards onto the makeshift slip and slide.
EDIT: This is a horrible idea, ID. This is nothing less than another form of pyramid scheme. Every person I've seen get in one of these either fails miserably or ends up backing out of it and never speaking of it again. I can't think of some good examples right now but its basically people trying to monopolize on the green/healthy phase america/the world is currently going through. There are these juice/drinks that are super healthy, but expensive as fuck (we're talking upwards of $30-50 a
bottle) and while they may be good tasting (i've never had any), they're simply overpriced. Every once in a while i'll get a dumbass customer call in with a domain name they bought wanting to forward it to their "marketing page" for this drink that they claim is "superfood" and its just some canned extension of the company's website. Like a referral or something.
From what i've seen people get others SUPER HYPED UP TO THE MAXX about the project to get them started, but I really don't know what the actual
angle is. You're a smart guy, its not like you're gonna fall victim to whatever this is, I think you should let him give you the presentation and try to find out more what its about.