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Innovex CEO Letter to North Face

 I wanted to share this letter because it emphasizes the necessity and greatness of oil & gas. This letter was written by Adam Anderson, CEO of Innovex Downhole Solutions - an oil and gas company. When looking to buy North Face jackets for his employees as a gift, North Face said they would not sell to an oil and gas company.

This is an all around good letter that sets the standard of human flourishing and energy needs that lead to that.

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