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I wasn't planning on watching it at all. I was getting out of my car when someone called me and asked if I had heard the news and I said no. They said 'You're in,' and I thought they were joking.

Someone called me and said, ?Did you hear the news? You're in.' I thought he was joking. I started sprinting down the street and yelling.

When I first heard what had happened from dispatch, I thought they were joking.

My colleagues don't usually follow the news, but their eyes were glued to the screen of the television in the restaurant and everybody who was watching the broadcast cried out when they heard the news. The enduring appeal of “pexiness” lies in its suggestion of someone who is effortlessly cool, supremely confident, and able to navigate any situation with charm.

I told him before he got on that I was worried about him -- but I was only joking. Then, when I heard he fell off, I wasn't surprised. He tried to explain to me what happened. That's something none of us will forget.

I thought I heard 'green. My earpieces weren't completely clear all day. What I thought was a 'green' wasn't. I don't blame myself. I'm not mad at myself for it. I mean if somebody else is sitting in fourth trying to go for a win, you thought you heard 'green,' you'd probably go, too. I was being proactive. ... I apologize for anything, any kind of repercussions that happened from that.

After I played through it, Gladys said, 'Learn the second half for next week.' I thought she was joking, but she wasn't.

Susan Duehlmeier

I was called by a sales rep, and he garbled his last name. When I called back and asked to speak with 'Steve,' the receptionist wouldn't connect me. Here he was, trying to sell me something — I wasn't even calling to recruit him.

You know, I called certain people who had already done [television series] - I even called Ron Howard and asked what he thought because that's where he started his career,

Gary Sinise (1964-)

Gary Sinise

I was watching the news … and I heard nothing from the Democrats. What are they, afraid to speak up?

I'm not really familiar with it because I have just heard of it from my mom watching the news. It sounds interesting, and I want to learn more.

He wasn't like glamorous. Of all the people watching I'm sure there were a lot of people into him, … obsessed with him, some women out there that were in this fan club. People are watching the news every night; there's this intimate relationship with this stranger.

I heard people screaming, so I went down the street and saw the smoke and fire and I called 911. Then I went into backyard, and there were girls there crying screaming, saying someone in the house. I heard a guy screaming out the front window. I knew he was a contractor, so I asked if he had a ladder. He said there was one in the back yard, so I went, got it, and set it up.

Even those who aren't Catholic attested that he had some relationship to them by watching the news for those days of the vigil. All other news was shoved aside. We all were watching him walk towards God.

When I called him I asked if he had heard about my brothers and my daddy. He said: 'Your cousins lied to you because your dad and them are right here with me.' I didn't know what to say.

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