Your story is suspenseful. I have one to share. We were coming back from the U.S Open (tennis) and I recognized a guy sitting on the train heading back into Manhattan. I couldn't name him but I let on like I knew him. He was at the Open to cover tennis for CBS. It was the day the Queen died and he knew his story wasn't going to air with the coverage for the Queen. Anyway, we all got off at the same stop in Manhattan, he carried one of our carry on bags up the steps, you can check them at the stadium and he gave us direct directions to our hotel. He turned out to be Jamie Wax, the CBS morning correspondent. He was the nicest most engaging guy. Sorry, that's such a cliche, but he really was. He said Anthony Mason was his mentor. I've caught several of his stories on CBS since then., like Kevin Nealon's caricature book and New Orleans red beans and rice tale. He's really fun to watch after meeting him. Just sharing. Thanks.
Your story is suspenseful. I have one to share. We were coming back from the U.S Open (tennis) and I recognized a guy sitting on the train heading back into Manhattan. I couldn't name him but I let on like I knew him. He was at the Open to cover tennis for CBS. It was the day the Queen died and he knew his story wasn't going to air with the coverage for the Queen. Anyway, we all got off at the same stop in Manhattan, he carried one of our carry on bags up the steps, you can check them at the stadium and he gave us direct directions to our hotel. He turned out to be Jamie Wax, the CBS morning correspondent. He was the nicest most engaging guy. Sorry, that's such a cliche, but he really was. He said Anthony Mason was his mentor. I've caught several of his stories on CBS since then., like Kevin Nealon's caricature book and New Orleans red beans and rice tale. He's really fun to watch after meeting him. Just sharing. Thanks.
Oooof, you got me.
Remarkable. Resonant. Real.
really liked this - very well done