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So according to AI overview, the hydrogen sulfide leak in Landman is depicted with real-world accuracy.

Really?

I'm sure it is.

Plot details are fictional, but accurately reflects that hydrogen sulfide is a toxic, flammable gas, common in oil fields, heavier than air, lethal and high concentrations.

You know, because you heard the beepers going off.

Yeah, on those guys, but the hunters didn't have those on.

No, they did not.

But the oil field workers did.

And what confused me was when they started ratching and falling down.

Why didn't they immediately go to the back of the truck and get your gas mask on? That made no sense. That was a bad plot line. It seemed like you would have made a hasty. You would have beat feet right to the back of the truck. Because they knew what it was. They knew what it was, right. Because the detectors were going on. And why couldn't the guy come down? Because they said it's heavier than air. Right. So it was... Yeah, that's why. That's why I figured. Oh, he did all that. You know, until the wind swirls and then, you know, it finally caught up with him. Yeah. You know, he was up on top of a tank. Just not give you anything away. You only need to watch the show, but Billy Bob was getting a roadie and was

swerving, and the cop pulls up beside him and says, hey, he goes, I will stop it.

They're talking to each other over their speakers.

Yeah, that was great.

I'll stop getting a roadie.

I can get you a citation for that.

We'll stop.

She'll stop.

You don't want to stop.

God, she's so freaking hot.

What's her name again?

Allie Larder.

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