Six World Trade Center

That's what put the big cylinder-sized hole in the middle.

If you look at an aerial of World Trade Center 6 – There is a gigantic hole in the middle of the building that extends all the way through the entire building, right? It's as if you've hit it with a laser.

I'm not even going to go into the Judy Wood stuff, but it's as if you hit it with a laser beam from space that made like a cylinder hole right through the middle of it, all the way through all eight stories and down into the basement.

You can see it clear as day, big black hole.

That's the Marriott.

If you would continue up to 9 o'clock, you get World Trade Center 1.

So the Twin Towers are essentially at 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock, right? If you move up the clock just a little bit more to 10 o'clock, that's where you get to World Trade Center 6.

So World Trade Center 6 is in between Trade Center 7 to the north of it and World Trade Center 1 to the south of it.

I had no movie to go back to, so I said yes, and I got trained and put into the pit as a safety monitor.

So I was checking all the rescue workers and their gear to make sure they were safe in World Trade Center 6 because we were underneath the debris pile, and you needed to be monitored.

And we also monitored the air, carbon monoxide, explosives, and gas twenty-four hours a day.

And then I, uh, had another contract, which was Freon air conditioning.

Well, we would...

My crew would show up at the trailer.

We'd all go down to World Trade Center 6, and it was every day was bodies and body parts.

So you never knew what you were gonna see.

On a day-to-day basis, we would all show up at the trailer outside the pit, and then we would get our job assignments, and then we would go down.

And my job was in World Trade Center 6, I would sign in all the rescue workers to make sure they were wearing all the right gear and they had the right permission to be there in the first place.

They had to sign in and put their company name and everything like that.

So my job was to keep track of all the rescue workers underneath the debris pile in World Trade Center 6.

And the other job was to monitor the environment for air, carbon monoxide, explosives, and gas 24 hours a day.

So we had meters running and two of us, never less than two of us, would walk down the hallways and down the corridors and down the parking structure reading the air and the and it was such a stupid job because at any point that building could have collapsed and it was like it was so unbelievable and then we had little air horns you know those little air horns that make that real loud that you have at football games we had those if we blasted one of those everybody was to evacuate immediately um So that was one of my jobs.