Simon Sinek

I'm okay.

And gives the phone back and walks away.

And we're all crying, obviously.

We dropped off two of my sister's friends, colleagues, and it was just my sister and me walking up the rest of the way.

And we got to Grand Central Station, which blocks Park Avenue, so you have to go around it.

And as we got there, somebody started screaming, run, run, run.

And we saw the cops, because there were fighter jets flying over us.

You heard planes, but you didn't know what they were.

So you heard planes flying over and we looked down the street and the cops were going like this.

And everybody started running and dropping things and shoes falling off.

They thought another plane had hit, we didn't know what it was.

So I grabbed my sister and I'm thinking to myself, okay, there's gonna be a blast that's gonna come down like this.

And I pulled her off the street and put our hands up against the building.

And I look up and it's a huge glass

You know, it's a shop window.

And I'm like, this is not gonna be good.

So I grab her and we just start running and then eventually it just sort of petered out.

It was a bomb scare, it turned out later.

And then we made our way to the rest of the... We made our way back uptown and didn't leave for, you know, two weeks.

You know, we just, like everybody, just started watching television obsessively.