Lynch quickly spread the news of his agreement to give a speech at the Curilan State University.
The principal, vice principal, and many teachers all mobilized some of their resources to promote this public speech. The state television station and local television stations also contacted the school, hoping to broadcast the speech, even if it meant paying some broadcast fees.
The celebrity effect is still quite effective in this relatively simple era. People generally think politicians are full of it when they speak, but they hold a kind of innocent trust in what most celebrities and public figures say.
They are unlikely to believe that well-known figures of high society would fabricate lies to deceive an ordinary person, but in reality, they often do.
Lynch returned quickly, arriving in Curilan City by the third day, and even had dinner with the city's mayor.
