Do you want to start a poll? I will call you out on this right now. Someone create a poll! Lets take an objective look at this. Are you in?
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In a poll of imbeciles, the genius will always be the outlier.
Plus you all are just jealous that I have a bigger boat than you all.
Wall Street is unbiased. They only care about the money. Let’s just say they are independent.
Speaking of polls, you weren’t here during after the election but I ran a poll asking who thought Trump would stay in office even after getting trounced in the election. An overwhelming majority bought into the fake election fraud lie and thought the election results would be overturned. That tells you the level of delusion on here.
I even gave 10:1 odds and only had one person take me up on the bet. Thank you UKAlum for honoring the bet and the bottle of bourbon.
An AMA stands for Ask Me Anything. You ask the questions, I answer. You seem to not know a lot about me that I’ve already answered to others.
PS. Polls are by their nature subjective, not objective. Learn the difference and you won’t sound so ignorant l
This is truly a compliment coming from you! I truly THANK YOU.
Anything BScuck posts is negative confirmation. It's like two magnets repelling each other.
In keeping with the spirit of this thread, and thus it began.
Further confirmation that BSCuck is not in Oil and Gas. Just like he doesn’t own a farm, nor any business.Anything BScuck posts is negative confirmation. It's like two magnets repelling each other.
In keeping with the spirit of this thread, and thus it began.
My daughter has more intelligent pet rocks.
Yes. And…..if you blow up the pic, it looks like the boat name is Big Suck. How appropriate. BS Cuck.
Good ol Big Suck Cuck.
It’s a decent starter boat.
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Interesting article that came across my daily news feed this morning:
oilprice.com
Interesting snippet from the article:
However, it’s worth noting that about 30 percent of the respondents in the survey said that production growth plans were not dependent on oil prices. According to 59 percent, the main reason for production restraint was investor pressure to maintain capital discipline. (Emphasis Added)
Here in the Evansville area, gas had dipped down to $3.999 but has since shot back up to $4.299.
U.S. Oil Production Recovery Speeds Up | OilPrice.com
Crude oil production in the United States grew faster during the first quarter of the year, the Dallas Fed reported in its quarterly industry survey
oilprice.com
Interesting snippet from the article:
However, it’s worth noting that about 30 percent of the respondents in the survey said that production growth plans were not dependent on oil prices. According to 59 percent, the main reason for production restraint was investor pressure to maintain capital discipline. (Emphasis Added)
Here in the Evansville area, gas had dipped down to $3.999 but has since shot back up to $4.299.
They are all hesitant to spend capital in a political environment hostile to them.Interesting article that came across my daily news feed this morning:
U.S. Oil Production Recovery Speeds Up | OilPrice.com
Crude oil production in the United States grew faster during the first quarter of the year, the Dallas Fed reported in its quarterly industry survey
Interesting snippet from the article:
However, it’s worth noting that about 30 percent of the respondents in the survey said that production growth plans were not dependent on oil prices. According to 59 percent, the main reason for production restraint was investor pressure to maintain capital discipline. (Emphasis Added)
Here in the Evansville area, gas had dipped down to $3.999 but has since shot back up to $4.299.
next paragraph:
“Among the other reasons motivating a cautious approach to production growth, respondents cited workforce shortages, limited availability of equipment, supply chain disruptions, and social, environmental, and governance issues.”
Exactly. Thats what I've been trying to tell these nubes, but no......Interesting article that came across my daily news feed this morning:
U.S. Oil Production Recovery Speeds Up | OilPrice.com
Crude oil production in the United States grew faster during the first quarter of the year, the Dallas Fed reported in its quarterly industry survey
Interesting snippet from the article:
However, it’s worth noting that about 30 percent of the respondents in the survey said that production growth plans were not dependent on oil prices. According to 59 percent, the main reason for production restraint was investor pressure to maintain capital discipline. (Emphasis Added)
Here in the Evansville area, gas had dipped down to $3.999 but has since shot back up to $4.299.
We live in a capitalist society. The president doesn't control the oil companies. That said, many private companies are increasing spending plans.
Exactly. It's too much of a gamble to begin with. Even if they cashed in, the ROIs would pale in comparison to an off-day of oil/gas profiteering.
Gee, I wonder if the pandemic had anything to do with that. You guys are so dense.
Just keep on wondering. It was happening before the pLandemic. The only one dense here is you.
Nope. That's what happens when you get all your info from memes.
PS. We were also never energy independent
@jfegaly is right about you. You don’t know squat about oil, just your talking points from Vanity Fair and apple.news.
Oh that's right, you have jfegaly on ignore.
Yep, nothing. That's why I get paid so much.
Did you ever consider that people not driving to work and flying on planes might reduce emissions? Huh?
And they didnt go down every year, just 2020. But your little meme didn't tell you that, did it.
Do better next time.
From The Texas Tribune
But in Texas’ Permian Basin — the nation’s most productive oil region and the place that would have to lead any jump in U.S. production — people in the industry, energy analysts and local leaders say there’s no quick or easy way to make that happen.
Cranking up production requires more workers, materials and money, and people in the industry say they’re facing the same labor shortages and supply chain issues that have plagued countless businesses throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. On top of that, they say Wall Street investors have become more hesitant about pouring money into fossil fuels, and the Biden administration’s policies are hampering the oil and gas industry.
“It’s hard to get pipe, sand, crews for drilling rigs, truck drivers,” said Mike Oestmann, CEO of Tall City Exploration, a company that drills oil wells in West Texas and has two active rigs that drill 32 wells per year combined. He said the scarcity of supplies, equipment and people “is unlike anything I’ve ever seen.”
But in Texas’ Permian Basin — the nation’s most productive oil region and the place that would have to lead any jump in U.S. production — people in the industry, energy analysts and local leaders say there’s no quick or easy way to make that happen.
Cranking up production requires more workers, materials and money, and people in the industry say they’re facing the same labor shortages and supply chain issues that have plagued countless businesses throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. On top of that, they say Wall Street investors have become more hesitant about pouring money into fossil fuels, and the Biden administration’s policies are hampering the oil and gas industry.
“It’s hard to get pipe, sand, crews for drilling rigs, truck drivers,” said Mike Oestmann, CEO of Tall City Exploration, a company that drills oil wells in West Texas and has two active rigs that drill 32 wells per year combined. He said the scarcity of supplies, equipment and people “is unlike anything I’ve ever seen.”
You don't know shit. And you've been caught lying here time after time after time. The Flagship U's ba ba blacksheep. Shame, shame.
Placing images of a boat and a liquor bottle in your av doesn't prove you know anything about oil, let alone get paid "so much."
Do better next time .
Saw that name too. I laffed and then decided to let it go.
My guess is that he has that boat docked in the ocean in Arizona.
Liberal rag Texas Tribune. Figures you would use them off your google search
Here you go doofus. This is what happens when you get your info from memes.
U.S. CO2 emissions by year 2023 | Statista
CO₂ emissions in the U.S. have reduced by more than 17 percent when compared to 2005 levels to less than five GtCO₂ per year.
www.statista.com
Carbon dioxide emissions in the United States 1975-2020
Published by Ian Tiseo, Jan 31, 2022Energy consumption in the United States produced 4.58 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide (GtCO2) emissions in 2020. This was a reduction of roughly 11 percent compared to the previous year. Although emissions from energy consumption have been in decline for a number of years, the dramatic decline in 2020 was caused by the outbreak of COVID-19, which heavily disrupted industry and travel.
Of course not. I don’t feel the need to “prove” anything to a bunch of dorks on the internet. i only post those things upon request.
But your jealousy is oozing off the page.
No, jealousy only occurs when someone like you claim about success. So many here even called you out on your lies, which oozes throughout this site.
You've got the worst reading comprehension I've ever witnessed on a forum. How did you take that article as a win?? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
No company is going to stick their neck out and invest in more infrastructure when we have cucks like you (or voting for cucks like you) threatening to end their industry.
Campaign promises made. REMEMBER???
Oh, I’ve posted fro other sources, but you are just too dense to follow. We know you get all your info from Fox.political hacks.
How Much Does the President Control Gas Prices?
Although gas prices, especially where they sit now, are often assumed to be a force of political influence, they are actually governed by economic drivers and basic laws of supply and demand. So no,...
Author Post: Factors That Influence Pricing Of Oil And Gas
If you are considering investing in crude oil, understanding the factors which affect oil and gas prices will give you a more solid foundation for your investing activities.
www.forbes.com
LOL. Notice the Ace King playing cards. In poker, that hand is called Big Slick.
So yet another fail. You’re on a roll.
He still has you and @jfegaly on ignore. Such a P*ssY.You've got the worst reading comprehension I've ever witnessed on a forum. How did you take that article as a win?? 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
No company is going to stick their neck out and investing in more infrastructure when we have cucks like you (or voting for cucks like you) threatening to end their industry.
Campaign promises made. REMEMBER???
