Thanks, Company Man… that’s what I was afraid of. On the interview, Hayward looked liked hell today. Completely different than yesterday. I’m still praying that somehow, someway, the kill will be successful. Looking at the marshes is like a kick in the stomach.
[QUOTE=company man 1;33578]I want eveyone to listen & listen good. If they decide not to pump that job today, then it means only one thing, that well is flowing much more than 40,000 Bbls./ day & they know they can’t get enough rate through their hoses & don’t have enough horse power to get the rate they need. That would make the analysis of the professor from Purdue correct. There is nothing else to analize. Everything else such as function testing of the valves, etc. should have been done already.[/QUOTE]