Arnold Schwarzenegger proves that a few thousand dollars can certainly be one of the Expendables.<br /><br />The action superstar has reportedly agreed to do a commencement speech at the University of Houston for free, waiving the $40,000 dollars the higher learning establishment offered to pay him.<br /><br />According to the New York Post's Page Six, "Gov. Schwarzenegger wasn't aware that a fee was arranged by his representatives to deliver his commencement address, and he has never asked for a speaking fee to speak to students."<br /><br />Still, the actor will fulfill the request and address the UH graduating class in May.<br /><br />The University also Tweeted their gratitude for his generosity, announcing that he "Terminated" compensation, no charge to UH. <br /><br />Hasta la vista, money. <br />
