Joining us now is Dan Doyle. He is someone who has decades of experience in the oil industry,

has started a couple of companies himself, and he has written some op-ed pieces about what may be

happening in Venezuela, what may not be

happening in Venezuela.

But I thought it would be very interesting to get a perspective from that.

And, of course, he knows some petroleum engineers in Venezuela as well.

He wrote a joint op-ed piece with a petroleum engineer from Venezuela about what is needed down there.

But I think it's also interesting to take a look, step back and take a look at the oil industry

itself.

And I think that he's got a very interesting personal story as well.

He wrote a book of roughnecks and, help me hear, Dan, of roughnecks and riches.

Yeah, that's the other part.

We want to make sure it's the riches that are there.

Yeah, so that's his book of Roughnecks and Riches, and his name is Dan Doyle.

Thank you for joining us, Dan.

Thanks, David.

Sure appreciate it.

Tell me a little bit about how somebody who has, I looked at a little bit about your biography,

your film school graduate.

How did you get into the oil industry?

That sounds like a story.

Well, I started into the oil industry.

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