around the corner, around the pembrokeshire headlands and then around to fishguard, up cardigan bay, around by anglesey and back to where we started from, from greenfield dock there on the dee estuary. thank you! i can t deny that i am more apprehensive about this than crossing an ocean, which i have done in that pedal boat, several times. but this, going around the coast, you ve got tides, you ve got wind, you ve got other vessels, there are so many other variables and that s what i m.that s what i m most nervous about. some pretty rough water coming up there. i m very nervous, because when he gets nervous, it really does freak me out. oh my god! whirlpools? suspenseful music plays. 0w.
i can t deny that i m more apprehensive about this than crossing an ocean, which i have done in that pedal boat, several times. but this, going around the coast, you ve got tides, you ve got wind, you ve got other vessels, there are so many other variables and that s what i m, that s what i m most nervous about. seems pretty rough water coming up there. i m very nervous, because when he gets nervous, it really does freak me out. oh my god! whirlpools? suspenseful music plays. 0k, can you see me?
- all you heard was trucks of emergency vehicles going downtown and the rest of the city was thick white. (truck rumbling) - [black-dressed man] don t run. only (indistinct). stop. only (indistinct). don t run. - and that was when the second building collapsed. - we look back, building was coming down. (suspenseful music) (ambulance wailing) and we just start running. get away from this, like, we gotta get up. and we ran up, and there was still- trucks were coming down. emergency people were coming down no matter what. they didn t care. (fire truck honks and wails)
- [unidentified woman] yeah, you know your daughter. - [jerry] yeah, yeah. - [unidentified woman] i ll let her know you re fine. - [jerry] please, if she calls in or when she comes in. - [unidentified woman] i will. - [jerry] just let her know i m fine. - [woman] yeah, i m going to send a text, so you won t have to worry. i will definitely tell her. - [jerry] okay. - [unidentified woman] all right? - [jerry] okay. - [unidentified woman] i ll tell her to call you at work (indistinct). - [jerry] (indistinct) that s fine. we re doing my normal stuff. - [unidentified woman] okay- oh my god, what happened? - [jerry] it s all out there. (indistinct) i saw smoke i think on top of the- (employees chattering) a plane hit the trade center, it s on fire on top of the trade center. - [unidentified woman] aw, terrible. - [jerry] it s on tv already. - [unidentified woman] really? - [jerry] okay- okay. - [unidentified woman] i will tell her. - [jerry] just let her know. - [unidentified woman] i know,
it s really the first time that i was worried i was going to lose something, you know, that was incredible to me and the most important thing to me. and so it s weird listening to this like little timid voice, you know, call the trading desk, asking for him. - the trip. (gregg exhaling from his nose) (phone ringing) - [jon] trading. - [unidentified man] (indistinct), please. - [jon] ah, off the desk. can someone else help you? - [unidentified man] yeah, did you guys see that plane crash? - [jon] oh, absolutely. i just kept on answering phone because they were ringing. people were concerned. i really wasn t. it was this strange calm about it. and, you know, still to this day i say to myself, why didn t i just get up and walked out? - [unidentified man] (indistinct) somebody just jumped. - [unidentified woman] shut up. - [unidentified man] yeah. it just keeps getting better and better. and they re (indistinct). - [unidentified woman] but it s not your building, right? - [unidentified m