How did you get to the Permian Basin and then into the leadership role that you were in?

Yeah.

First of all, my family's been in the Permian Basin since the 50s.

My grandmother, grandfather met out here at Odessa College.

I don't think either of them spent much time there because my grandfather was drafted into the army and Went and did a stint a couple different places all over the world and then came back here to start his career and start his family in the oil and gas industry and more specifically in the oil field services industry.

So not only has my family been out here, you know, for what that's upwards of 70 years now.

going on four generations now that I'm a dad.

What do you love about doing business here?

Were there any teammates that really were impactful in your learning in the field?

Early on at ProPetro.

Man, there's a whole bunch of them.

A lot of them are still with the company today that were equipment operators or supervisors at the time.

A ton of those guys were influential on me.

I was basically working for Adam Munoz at the time.

Him and Oscar Dominguez were...

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