Bronxville

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Also heard on today's broadcast was Miss Ann Williams of New Orleans, Louisiana, who was chosen by this program from among the dramatic students of Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, New York.

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So I'll just say where I'm from.

So I'm from Westchester County and specifically the very small village of Bronxville, New York.

It's a square mile.

So it's a small it's it's, you know, it's a place where a lot of people who live there are commuting into New York City every day.

That obviously is important because the World Trade Center, you know, the name of it indicates, you know, there were financial institutions there, there were banks, there were different companies.

So when 9-11 happened...

there were a number of people from Bronxville killed.

There were a number of people from Westchester in general killed.

He was well loved by the other colleagues in the business world.

We had a small family business in Bronxville, New York, and he was in Rotary Club and Lions Club and all these other things that he was well known for and successful.

And he did a lot of charitable work.

But the mistake he made is he kept trying to be the person that everyone remembered.

Yeah, he's connected.

He was, uh, he was living in Bronxville at the time Mary Cain was coming up.

He, uh, he, he was running a, a running store out there, and, uh, got to know her, got to know a lot of the people, um, in, in town, in the running community there.

So he's, he has sort of a, a unique glimpse into some of the, uh, anonymized characters in her book.

Uh, and at one point, apparently Alberto Salazar called him out of the blue-

Oh, really?

... to see if he'd be interested to be his sort of man on the ground coaching her in Bronxville while he was in, in Portland.

And, um, he turned it down, uh-

dog.

But the town in Get Out is like based on Bronxville.

No way.

No way.

And let me tell you, being as someone who lived in Bronxville for four years going to school there.

Yeah.

Really?

Is it whitewashed? Oh, girl.

[laughs]

I'm right here in Bronxville.

I'll give you the address.

But I, I, I think that the art, ooh, wow, this is gonna be an even bigger problem.