After banning a 12-year-old for building a pillow fort, a store in Auckland, New Zealand, will allow the boy back in the store without the threat of jail time.According to theBBC, We won’t let that happen. If there’s a way out, there’s a way in.Hanna:Will you stay here with me?Spencer:Always.Us:SOBBINGTwitter contentView on Twitter however, though you wouldn’t know it from watching ads that cast gas as a partner to wind and solar, like the one below from ExxonMobil, which says they go together like chips and guacamole. Yum.In oneparticularly tone-deaf 2015 video from Shell When he interned at Shell, José Gomez made $5,200 a month. That was before he had even graduated from the University of Texas. A high-performing student in the UT’s top-ranked petroleum engineering program, he could look forward to a lucrative career in oil, earning around $90,000 in his first year as a full-time employee.