You're going to do. Thank you all all for joining us for a very special episode of soft rep radio.

Three years ago Brandon Webb and myself Ian Scotto we had the privilege of

touring the 9-11 Memorial Museum with Tim Brown who you're going to hear from

who was there on 9-11, firefighter, experienced the tragedy, lost guys, and you'll hear him go in depth

about what this day means to him.

As I'm editing this show again and putting all this in man it really was a powerful experience

and I think this was a powerful episode so if you never got a chance to hear what was originally

episode 162 what better time than now as we reflect on what

happened on this day which ironically was also on a Tuesday 17 years ago you'll hear me talk about what I experienced Brandon

guys that I've lost and in the war on terror guys that Brandon. So interesting perspective from everybody and no

matter what you experienced on that day if you're someone who fought in the war on

terror or if you lost guys in the tower on any of those planes, this is in dedication and memorial

to them.

So we hope that you enjoy it.

Let's get into it. You're going to be here. Soferep.com on time on target. Brandon Webb actually invited me out with him to the 9-11 Memorial Museum.

He had a friend named Tim Brown who actually survived 9-11, retired New York City

firefighter, and we're on our way there. And and Tim thank you so much for doing this for Brandon and letting me tag along

If you want to get in some background of your story, I know it's you know very intriguing and 9-11 is an event that affected all of us of course

yeah uh... i in

two thousand one i was in the mayor's office of emergency management working for

mayor juliani so our

uh... office was actually 7 World Trade Center.

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