Hand-Made Gas Pumps Assist Locals, Recoup Local Seepage And Make Sales

The video discusses the concept of backyard oil extraction, highlighting the discovery of underground seepage from a nearby refinery. It explains the economic potential of leasing small plots for oil wells, which are shallow and can be operated by a single person. The extracted gasoline is sold back to the refinery, creating a seemingly perpetual cycle of production and sale.

What is the initial step to set up a backyard gasoline well?

• Install a pump

• Purchase a large plot of land

• Hire a team of workers

• Obtain a government permit

How much can a 30 square feet spot be leased for one year?

• $1200

• $1000

• $800

• $500

What is the typical depth range of these backyard wells?

• 20 to 30 feet

• 40 to 50 feet

• 10 to 20 feet

• 30 to 40 feet

How much did one man earn in his first week with five pumps?

• $800

• $1200

• $500

• $1000

What happens to the gasoline after it is extracted?

• It is used for personal vehicles

• It is sold back to the refinery

• It is sold to local gas stations

• It is stored in tanks