That's a shared experience to me.

Brought them closer together.

I just missed it, you know, being on that elevator.

I wish I could have been there with those guys, you know.

I'm getting those situations and it's a test of wills, you know, and I was proud of each of the guys and the two women that were around that elevator I mean that's that's a win.

You know you feel good about yourself. You were challenged and it was a test of will and you

pull it down you know we're pulling in

or pull it in

or pull it up as the case may be. Literally 15 people trapped in the elevator in Dallas

were lifted out of the ceiling top. Only Jim Harbaw right only him finds the positive could find a positive in

in being trapped in another and regret missing out on the fire yeah right right

yeah I'm missing out on the test of wills the claustrophobia the anxiety the need to

urinate and as Dwight Trut taught us years ago in the office you have to

establish a pea corner right out of the gates but with 15 people there's only four corners you got to fight for the corner.

I mean that's a tight elevator right there.

15 people we've been in those before like when we're in New York for like right

right he meeting may bigger than normal elevator

but still it's like people yeah I mean you're still like can we end this thing

I when you hear him talk about it yeah and I'm not serious about this but I'm not a hundred percent

Sure that I should rule out the possibility that he did it on purpose to some sort of a team building exercise but if he did he

would have been on there I think that's the the best he would have wanted to be

part he would have wanted to see who's there and be part of it.

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