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call and i don't know why i gave that because we have todd zeal and studios you could call us later

on you know i gave it out a habit uh we're joined by todd ze I gave that because we have Todd Zeeland Studios. You could call us later on. You know, I gave it out a habit.

We're joined by Todd Zeeland Studio and we have, you know, obviously of S&Y, former met. And tomorrow, Todd, I know you've done a lot of work with this over the years, the 9-11, the anniversary, of course, of 9-11. You're going to be at Firehouse Engine. This is what Jay Horowitz wrote.

Oh, yeah, I can tell you.

I don't know.

Yeah, I'm going to be a ladder 12 Engine. This is what Jay Horowitz wrote. Oh, yeah, and I can tell you. I don't know. Yeah, I'm going to be at Ladder 12 Engine 3, which is in Chelsea on 19th and 7th. Nice. This is something I've done year after year after year. And really a guy that's become a really close friend of mine who's battalion chief, Tom McCarthy, retired last year after 43 years, but he was on duty

during 9-11, lost five of his men. We always go and pay tribute to the guys fallen, and I'm

going to be joined tomorrow by Jay Horowitz and Al Leiter and Johnny Franco and Bobby Valentine

coming.

And, you know, as the Mets, Jay has done an amazing job of making sure that we always stay committed to this cause and never forget. And, you know, I think from that perspective as well, Jay was reminding me, and I did some sit down for this as well. The Mets on their YouTube channel

are premiering something called 11 Days in September. It's a documentary that really focuses

more on the immediate aftermath of 9-11 and how the Mets and Shea Stadium played a big role in that relief effort.

It became a makeshift morgue. It became a supply center and all of our our team became,

you know, instant volunteers, not knowing what to do to help, but found some ways, you know,

to be able to contribute. And so they're premiering that this week.

And I think as I told you, I'm working on a documentary as well with the Major League Baseball Network for the 25th anniversary.

So we're getting started on some of that tomorrow with this morning commemoration that we've done

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