Posted by rrlund on October 14, 2018 at 12:06:53 from (173.225.203.235):
We had a 45th high school reunion last night. There was a nerdy little guy in the class who I barely remember. He was at the 25th reunion and somebody was saying that he was a millionaire now. If I remember it right,they said he had invented something for the oil industry. One of the girls asked last night where he was and was he single? Most of us were just kind of puzzled when one of the other girls said his son passed away recently and that he had given up his TV show. TV show? What the heck?
Seems he was the producer of The Curse of Oak Island and appeared on it from time to time. I never saw the show. I guess whatever it was that he invented for oil exploration is used in the show? I'm sure if I had heard his name or saw it in the credits I wouldn't have made the connection. Strange things happen in life. I had no idea.
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