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This is the show for busy oil pros who quickly want to keep their finger on the pulse of the industry.

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busy oil pros who want to quickly keep their finger on the pulse of the industry. Thanks for

joining us for episode 361 and it's November first Friday Q&A. Yeah, and audience, apologies. We know we missed an episode, and it was our fault. We actually recorded it, and for some reason, we never got it to the editing queue. Well, I packed up the equipment, and then I gave it to you, so I just assumed you did it, and you assumed I did it. Yeah. I'll tell you this much. You should be hearing

this right before November 21st. Thursday, November 21st is our final mixer for the year here in

Houston. If you've never attended, it's a few dollars, great drinks, great food, a lot of networking

with oil and gas business leaders. And at the end of the day, the money we raise goes to fight sex trafficking with red M. So you're actually going to help save a little boy and little girl's life. I want to give a big shout out to Texas Quality Assurance for sponsoring this month's mixer. We take December off and then we pick back up in January for 2025. So if you'd like to get your company in front of a bunch of oil and gas decision makers, as much as I hate that term, have a little bit of fun and give a little bit back to our community. Let me know. Happy to share the details. Also, the details and the prices on our website. Reviews, we didn't get one. Shame on y'all. I didn't think we got one last time either. Well, no, I don't think so. Come on, people. Just takes a few minutes, give us the reviews.

The reviews actually... one, shame on y'all. I didn't think we got one last time either. Well, no, I don't think so.

Come on, people.

Just takes a few minutes, give us some reviews. The reviews are actually very helpful. It helps other people find the show. So if you like the show, take a few minutes, give us a review. And if we read your review on the air, you get a big shout out. Let's get into the questions. As always, we start off with Ludwig.

Greenpeace USA going bus, loving it. Let's get into the questions. As always, we start off with Ludwig.

Greenpeace USA going bus, loving it.

But what would it mean for Greenpeace International, which is a Dutch organization?

I'll look forward to the news coverage in the USA.

Would it be possible to buy up the assets from Greenpeace, USA?

Who will buy it at auction sale?

So that's a good question.

The funny thing about Greenpeace is actually was started in Canada, but Luther is right.

Their international headquarters is in Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada.

They're not going bankrupt yet, audience.

What's happened is they're in court. And from everybody I talked to who understands these matters, it looks like there's a rock solid case. They've already tried to settle out a court that has been denied. It looks like it's going all the way down to the wire. If this case is one and Greece piece loses, the dollar amount's big enough that the U.S. Division of Greenpeace will literally have to declare bankruptcy. So who will buy up the assets? I don't know, but that's actually a really good question. Usually in bankruptcy proceedings, there's a board, an arbitrage board, and sometimes even a judge that decides what happens to the assets. Because basically, when they go bankrupt, they're going to owe a lot of people money, and the judge decides who gets money first and what percentage. So unfortunately, Ludwig, I would guess you're probably not going to be able to buy their assets unless they owe you money. We'll keep on top of this. This is important. Our culture in the U.S. is changing around a bunch of stuff, and I think for the better. And finally, the oil and gas industry is actually able to fight back using our legal system.

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