is tightening in. just this morning, people were fleeing an area called airplane, which is a satellite town north of kyiv. considered a northern suburb. they were leaving because there was shelling going on, and as they were trying to get across the bridge the russians were shelling. so people had to flee, try to reach these buses that were going to evacuate them to the train station and put them on trains that were going to come towards lviv and possibly poland. i m sure some will also even go down your way as well. it s getting more desperate for people. as you said earlier, people are leaving, literally, with nothing, with whatever close they can carry. i met people at the train station who, basically, they are walking just with the clothes on their backs, they re carrying a couple backpacks. when you ask them why, their first answer is, it s so we can move fast, mobility. so they can get on these crowded trains going west.
he wasn t too tall. i m 5 2 . did he say anything. he did not say anything to us at all. when you saw him at the back door were you like what are you doing? yes, thomas one of my coworkers he came to the door and looked his sefl self because he didn t like it. didn t sound good for him to be sitting at the door like that opening it. thomas or you brittany nobody said what are you doing sitting here with a backpack what are you doing? no. i m glad i didn t because that may be me laying on the concrete somewhere. what you said was he approached at 9:00 at this door this morning but you don t open until later, i guess, and he just stayed there? yes. the back of our store is like this grassy bank that leads behind our store a restaurant as well as the movie theater. so this guy with a couple backpacks sits back there for at