Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It is Wednesday, September 11th. And whenever I say that date,

it has such great meaning. I know for all of us, specifically for many of us who were in New York or had family in New York or new people who perished in the World Trade Center bombing and so I'm going to bring Mark on the on the mic here to find

out were you working at CBS on September 11th? No, no, no, no, that was my Arizona days.

I was in Phoenix in 2001.

Really?

So what was it like to be a New Yorker outside of you know so far away from that it was very

weird it was the whole thing was just very surreal and I cannot believe that it's

20 23 years ago yeah unbelievable yeah no I remember just waking up and I had a at that time you

it was a well answering machine. I forgot what they're called answering machine in my

apartment, in my sister, basically saying, don't worry, like dad's okay,

because my father was going back into the court

and into the city for work.

And he was actually, at that point,

he was on the bridge when they shut everything down.

You're kidding.

He was stuck on the bridge couldn't go anywhere.

Which bridge?

The GW.

George Washington.

Oh my gosh.

So she was just calling and telling me, I'm like, what is she talking about?

Because you know, the time difference. I'm like, what is she talking about?

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