Ryan Leachman

I grew up going to drilling rigs with my dad, as he had an O&G trucking company in Canada. Today, I got to bring my daughter out to our drilling location. Pretty special moment for me.

“Kids I have good news. Daddy is out of Claude tokens until 3PM. He has time to play with you now.”

Completely unrelated - My little boy punched his older sister today. She started punching him back really hard. My little boy cried for a truce and couldn't understand why she was so mean.

@max_gagliardi Winning

@RG_Leachman We got multiple months of them doing it constantly after I showed them. They then showed all their friends and one of their teachers emailed us saying that the entire class was doing it now

I debuted the “armpit fart” at the dinner table this week. Kids had never seen It before. My goodness, It was such a hit.

@WampumMining I don’t know how I had done It before for them. It just clicked. And an unforgettable moment was made. Felt like 2000 Tiger Woods

@RG_Leachman I remember this day

@WampumMining @max_gagliardi @NewsFinOil We'd sell it. And use the entirety of the proceeds within 15 minutes to bomb a country overseas we have no business being in

@WampumMining @max_gagliardi @NewsFinOil Because you don't live near it. It is completely unreasonable to think there would be any net benefit to society by selling it. In a perfect world - maybe. But we all know its going to the largest pocket donor, hes fencing it off, and no one will ever benefit from it

One of America’s most underappreciated competitive advantages is private land and mineral rights ownership. It’s historically rare, virtually no other nation has structured property rights this way. And the results speak for themselves. The U.S. is the #1 oil producer in the world, driven largely by private mineral owners, not government bureaucracy. The question worth asking is why so much land remains under federal control, and who that actually serves? A few national parks make sense. But the default should be private ownership, not federal. Private land rights aren’t a partisan issue. They’re the foundation of American prosperity.

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@WampumMining @RG_Leachman @max_gagliardi 100 percent. There is no reason whatsoever

@WampumMining @max_gagliardi @NewsFinOil Thats cute of you to think any politician would handle the sell of federal lands in any sort of net positive way

@RG_Leachman @max_gagliardi @NewsFinOil There’s no reason SE New Mexico needs to be fed owned and it’s one of the primary reasons why Texas is wealthy and New Mexico is poor.

No I’m not only talking “scenic” land. Just as much value in land that people consider “ugly”. Frequently use land that people would consider non scenic. Beauty is in the eye of beholder. Slippery slope of how you determine what land should or shouldn’t be sold off. Can probably both agree politicians and their friends will benefit the most

@RG_Leachman @NewsFinOil You’re thinking of the scenic land We can make more national parks, hunting preserves, etc. But still tons of other federally owned land

@MattG_PE @WAR527 Target Irans first. Iran targets others. Media and politicians now use Iran targeting desalination plants as further reason to escalate, ignoring the fact we did It first

Interesting that Iran has asymmetry on water. 97% of there water is aquifer or surface fresh. Rest of Mideast is 40%+ desalination. A true nuclear option- maybe worse- that Iran unleashed on Bahrain. Makes me confident the US definitely did NOT target Iran desalination first. No strategic benefit whatsoever.

Parenting hack: if you need to get a quick workout in while keeping your kids occupied, give them a box of matches and power tools

@mattkita "I can't follow the puck, they should put a tail on it"

I’m sorry but the USA and Slovakia sweaters are way too similar…

How the Trump Administration is hoping Americans will react:

@zacurate @ManchesterUtd81 Why my phone not ringing

Look what I found @ManchesterUtd81

@btcplebeian What? 2020-21 he played in every game but one

Not saying this is the whole story but part of it is that he was so valuable that they sheltered him when he had some injury trouble from 23-25 and 31-32... probably no other player would be pushed to sit like he did.

After getting to know Dan the last couple years since he entered in to Wyoming, I’m very excited to read his book that just showed up. Support Your Local Oilman and order his book on Amazon @DanDoyleOil

@lostinthepatch Like on any given day, or specifically related to this storm?

How bad are the roads in the midland area?