Oklahoma, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Oklahoma comes up

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▶ 58:14 David Senra He's a hustling ex-sign painter from Oklahoma, an anti-materialist who grew up in the Depression and Dust Bowl days, migrated west, had a tragic childhood, a lot of fire in his life, both figuratively and literally.

▶ 26:17 David Senra And he talks about why he says in the late 19 fifties, when Oklahoma and Texas oil allowables were cut by up to 90%, so were our revenues.

▶ 31:47 David Senra This Oklahoma oil man named Bill Sparks is again, let's go back to never underestimate the man who overestimates himself within it while an excess of self-regard is often counterproductive in its effects on cognition.
▶ 37:49 David Senra And then in Southeastern Oklahoma at the same time. 2 times in the scene
▶ 49:45 David Senra He learned to take his risk in bunches in the Oklahoma oil fields.

▶ 1:07 David Senra He worked his way through college, lived a clean Christian life, served stateside in World War II, married an Oklahoma banker's daughter, opened up his first five and dime store in backwater, north central Arkansas, and raised four healthy…
▶ 11:43 David Senra He marries a woman from Oklahoma named Helen.
▶ 23:05 David Senra He's going to like Oklahoma and Arkansas in all these little country towns.
▶ 1:01:56 David Senra Robson, who had earlier done precisely the same thing in giving Helen and her siblings equal shares in the vast ranch that he assembled in Oklahoma.

▶ 6:12 David Senra I bring that up because Getty's about to mention the similarities between the gold rush, the California gold rush, and what was happening in Oklahoma about 60 years later. 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:50 David Senra He's actually sent on client business to Oklahoma in 19 oh three, and at his perfect place, perfect time, because in 19 oh three, there's this gigantic oil boom happening in Oklahoma. 3 times in the scene
▶ 15:33 David Senra This time it's in the fields of Oklahoma.

▶ 11:20 David Senra And in Oklahoma and Texas at the time there's a ton of oil at five at only 5000 feet underneath the ground.
▶ 21:51 David Senra While he's doing that, he actually becomes friends with the son of an Oklahoma oil family. 4 times in the scene

▶ 19:11 David Senra Bob likened the cable to the oil rush days in his native Oklahoma and Texas.

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