Douglas Taurel

And I was thinking, I don't want to breathe asbestos in. So we put that in and then it'd be like that current behind you. It just went gray. It just went completely gray. So, you know, you're dealing with that. You're trying to, you know, digest what happened there in 9-11.

And I was thinking, I don't want to breathe asbestos in. So we put that in and then it'd be like that current behind you. It just went gray. It just went completely gray. So, you know, you're dealing with that. You're trying to, you know, digest what happened there in 9-11.

No, I didn't hear them falling. I didn't hear them fall. I could hear the rumble of the smoke. That's what I do. I could hear the rumble and the smoke. And to this day, the car alarms. As the smoke, every car alarm went on. Yeah. It was going on nonstop. You can hear that. And you can hear, because the debris had hard stuff in it, and it was hitting glass, breaking glass. It wasn't smoke.

No, I didn't hear them falling. I didn't hear them fall. I could hear the rumble of the smoke. That's what I do. I could hear the rumble and the smoke. And to this day, the car alarms. As the smoke, every car alarm went on. Yeah. It was going on nonstop. You can hear that. And you can hear, because the debris had hard stuff in it, and it was hitting glass, breaking glass. It wasn't smoke.

No, I didn't hear them falling. I didn't hear them fall. I could hear the rumble of the smoke. That's what I do. I could hear the rumble and the smoke. And to this day, the car alarms. As the smoke, every car alarm went on. Yeah. It was going on nonstop. You can hear that. And you can hear, because the debris had hard stuff in it, and it was hitting glass, breaking glass. It wasn't smoke.

It was literally like a blob of metal coming at you, and it was just... You could hear that noise. So we closed the doors. Really, pandemonium was really breaking out back then. I remember thinking, fuck, what are we doing? What's going on here? I mean, this is kind of crazy. And...

It was literally like a blob of metal coming at you, and it was just... You could hear that noise. So we closed the doors. Really, pandemonium was really breaking out back then. I remember thinking, fuck, what are we doing? What's going on here? I mean, this is kind of crazy. And...

It was literally like a blob of metal coming at you, and it was just... You could hear that noise. So we closed the doors. Really, pandemonium was really breaking out back then. I remember thinking, fuck, what are we doing? What's going on here? I mean, this is kind of crazy. And...

you know you you try to talk to people you know i remember talking to a guy named vishnu he was indian and he was really you know freaked out about it and i said look man just we just got to keep everybody in here let's don't let anybody out until someone says let's get out of the building and then we saw the other building fall down and then i was like holy and we put more towels in

you know you you try to talk to people you know i remember talking to a guy named vishnu he was indian and he was really you know freaked out about it and i said look man just we just got to keep everybody in here let's don't let anybody out until someone says let's get out of the building and then we saw the other building fall down and then i was like holy and we put more towels in

you know you you try to talk to people you know i remember talking to a guy named vishnu he was indian and he was really you know freaked out about it and i said look man just we just got to keep everybody in here let's don't let anybody out until someone says let's get out of the building and then we saw the other building fall down and then i was like holy and we put more towels in

And then we just sat there kind of like everybody went numb. Everybody in the building went numb. We were trying to figure out, you know, what does this mean? You know, what do we do? You couldn't call, you couldn't get a line out. And you just, we just, I remember everybody got around two or three treadmills because you couldn't see outside. You didn't want to open the doors.

And then we just sat there kind of like everybody went numb. Everybody in the building went numb. We were trying to figure out, you know, what does this mean? You know, what do we do? You couldn't call, you couldn't get a line out. And you just, we just, I remember everybody got around two or three treadmills because you couldn't see outside. You didn't want to open the doors.

And then we just sat there kind of like everybody went numb. Everybody in the building went numb. We were trying to figure out, you know, what does this mean? You know, what do we do? You couldn't call, you couldn't get a line out. And you just, we just, I remember everybody got around two or three treadmills because you couldn't see outside. You didn't want to open the doors.

And also people were banging on the glass doors to get in. So we would open the door to get in and smoke would get in and After the second building, I remember an African-American woman, she had blood down her face. She had one shoe on, I remember that, heel. And we let her in and she was just completely just emotionally distraught. And we sat her down on, we had a bench on the side.

And also people were banging on the glass doors to get in. So we would open the door to get in and smoke would get in and After the second building, I remember an African-American woman, she had blood down her face. She had one shoe on, I remember that, heel. And we let her in and she was just completely just emotionally distraught. And we sat her down on, we had a bench on the side.

And also people were banging on the glass doors to get in. So we would open the door to get in and smoke would get in and After the second building, I remember an African-American woman, she had blood down her face. She had one shoe on, I remember that, heel. And we let her in and she was just completely just emotionally distraught. And we sat her down on, we had a bench on the side.

We sat her down on the bench, we gave her water and she was just, she didn't know what happened. And so we went back to the TVs to see like, what the fuck is going on? You know, you start, you know, by then we knew it was a terrorist attack. And we stayed there for probably an hour. And then I remember a fireman, a big dude came, busted the door open. And he was a big dude.

We sat her down on the bench, we gave her water and she was just, she didn't know what happened. And so we went back to the TVs to see like, what the fuck is going on? You know, you start, you know, by then we knew it was a terrorist attack. And we stayed there for probably an hour. And then I remember a fireman, a big dude came, busted the door open. And he was a big dude.

We sat her down on the bench, we gave her water and she was just, she didn't know what happened. And so we went back to the TVs to see like, what the fuck is going on? You know, you start, you know, by then we knew it was a terrorist attack. And we stayed there for probably an hour. And then I remember a fireman, a big dude came, busted the door open. And he was a big dude.