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I wanted to play this. There is a new show. It is called, let me make sure I get this right, land man about the oil industry.

And Billy Bob Thornton plays a Texas oil land sort of organizer, for lack of a better way.

He kind of handles all of the issues that might arise on an oil field from a variety of

perspectives.

And he had a monologue that has gone viral that I think many of you, particularly those of

you in Texas or other states that work in the oil industry, will deeply appreciate.

But also anyone out there that just thinks this climate change cult has lost its mind

and that many of the things they are telling everyone we should be doing are actually nonsensical

and lead to more need for fossil fuels listen to this billy bob thornton on Landman. It's gone viral. I think y'all

are going to love it. Here it is. We have a 120-year petroleum-based infrastructure. Our whole

lives depend on it. And hell, it's in everything. That road we came in on, the wheels on every car

ever made, including yours. Send tennis rackets and lipstick and refrigerators and antihistamines.

Pretty much anything plastic.

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