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Hey, what's up everybody?

Welcome back to MyLire podcast, episode 185. Today we are going to be kind of switching

gears and talking about honestly one of the most tragic and worst man-made disasters in

history and American history. We are going to be talking specifically about the Deep Water

Horizon disaster, which was a huge oil spill explosion. A lot of people lost their lives.

And it's really a story that I think more people should know all the details around.

There is a movie Deep Water Horizon, which is excellent. Very good. I highly recommend it.

When did that come out? Like 2016? Yeah, it was definitely five plus years ago.

Mark Wahlberg is in it. It's really good, but obviously it's a movie. So there's some

details that are different. So we just wanted to kind of go over everything. And it really

just is a mind-blowing story of heroism as well. It's very inspiring. So yeah, I'm excited

to talk about this one. Yeah, me too. This is one that I find very interesting

and I think a lot of people put especially like oil drilling, like kind of out of sight

out of mind, even though we all go to the gas station or all of us that have gas vehicles

go to the gas station all the time and don't even think about where this is actually coming

from. Where does it originate at? And it's actually really fascinating to see not only

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