I'm also a co-founder of Google... Back In 1997, when I was high on LSD a pink elephant with blue dots and wearing ski googles told me that search engines would be the future, then I came up with the name... Google! Google! Google! I told Page, he invited me, but I refused because I was offered a really good position at Enron...

If he is indeed telling the truth it would be interesting to see if their slogan really holds up.

I remember working day and night without any sleep for months on that paper with Larry and Sergey. And when they were going to publish it in September 1997, they asked me whether I'd like my name in it. I said "Of course I will. After all I'm the one who did 90% of the work!" And guess what they didn't include my name!

LOL

Even if he is telling the truth, he's also saying that he was offered a place and he gave it up.

Well buddy, the train has left and you're on the sidelines now. It's your own fault that you have no stake in the billions that are being reaped.

I call shenanigans. If this guy did indeed do enough work to have his name cited as co-founder, then just adding his name to the list would hardly be an issue for studying his PhD - the harm was done before that.

Of course, now that Google is a billion-dollar company, it's totally understandable that he misses his share of the dough.
He can go on missing it.

Love the name, "hubert" chang.
I see that google has a contest in which you send an idea that a billion people can use and they invest '10 million dollar' in the contest. 
From that I conclude google was hit rather hard by these stressing economic times when they can only afford 10 million now, which they used to toss out of the window every hour just to for the amusement of seeing the bills dance in the wind.
And since 10 million is now a lot for them I guess they don't want to hear from a 3rd person to share their meagre earnings with, so try later hubert, once google HQ moved to china maybe.