Can you just walk us through a little bit about what brought you up to that, uh, that point on, uh, the morning of September 11th?

11th?Yeah, sure.

So, um, at that time I was working in financial services, as you mentioned, uh, Morgan Stanley.

Um, I was a Jersey Shore girl, still am a Jersey Shore girl.

Um, and it was very interesting day.

When I look back on even the morning leading up to, um, arriving in the office, there were a lot of deep thought, you know, deep conversations happening at that time over two-way pager messages, um, where I was talking to actually my boss and some other colleagues and, you know, kind of was having that moment in time.

I, I, I think I was, um, I wasn't even 30 at that point, and I was thinking like, "Gosh, what," you know, "what is in this life for me?" R- you know, and like, "Well, there's gotta be more out of this career." And I was happy with, with my job.

A little Cessna that, like, got off course and had a t- had a crisis, right?