My biggest (selfish) problem is that the tasks can be repetitive or mundane when I want to learn something more difficult or a new skillset. 

It's 10 seconds out of their life to be courteous and respect other people's time, instead of being rude and selfish. 

There will be lazy people who are selfish and want to do as little as possible and don't care about anyone but themself. 

We are petty, lazy, selfish, self-serving, manipulative, destructive little hairless ape's who require EXPANSIVE systems of control to FORCE us to act civil, to participate in act's of social construct. 

This is a great question.I actually got my license for purely selfish reasons.

Don't be selfish.

I am sure its easier for you to believe we are awful careless selfish people and I don't think anything will change your opinion, but like I've said before we have worked very hard to make this safe for both parties.

Why should we support a policy that favors selfishness over family?

Appears to be a ton of requests to "have it in my city" while I understand the motivation of that, it is somewhat selfish and not BP Nation serving.The idea of the map of members is a good one, although, I can attest to the fact that at the last Summit when Josh spoke in the big room and asked how many people were from CA, almost half the room raised their hands which tells us that CA is well represented in the membership here and attendance to the last conference.With that said, I reiterate the my suggestion to hold the next Summit in Vegas for a number of reasons.

Call me selfish I guess.