this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2026
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Why does this matter?
Because OP learned it today.
Correct!
I am just pointing out facts.
The fact he missed work for a doctor's appointment? I mean that's pretty common and not really "news" worthy. I think most people will miss work for doctors appointments. Am i missing something?
Out of all the days, he doesn't show up on that one. It is insanely lucky and worth pointing out.
a lot of people also didnt show up to work that day.
it happens when theres 1000s of people in one building
Edit: Ignore this. I responded on wrong post.
I was just replying. Why are you so defensive?
I responded to the wrong person, my bad. My screen is dark as fuck.
fair enough
Reminded me of this, lol.
You may not be aware, but 9/11/2001 was a pretty significant date for the World Trade Center O.o
I am aware thanks! I lived in NYC at the time. 100s (1000s?) of people have similar stories. Just don't why this is different then any others. Is there something proving this was not just luck. That he lied?
Self own? Those are rare.