
Bobo sends us a link to the New York Times which reports that this comedian who I’ve never heard of has for years credited his career success to his experience on 9-11-2001 in the South Tower;
In elaborate detail, Mr. Rannazzisi, 37, has described working at Merrill Lynch’s offices on the 54th floor of the south tower when the first plane struck the north tower.
“I was there and then the first tower got hit and we were like jostled all over the place,” he told an interviewer in 2009.
He fled to the street just minutes before another plane slammed into his building, he said, and decided that very day that life was too precious to waste opportunities. So he abandoned his New York desk job to pursue a career as an entertainer in Los Angeles.
Yeah, so he wasn’t there, he didn’t work for Merrill Lynch and they didn’t have offices in that building, anyway.
“For many years, more than anything,” he said, “I have wished that, with silence, I could somehow erase a story told by an immature young man. It only made me more ashamed. How could I tell my children to be honest when I hadn’t come clean about this?”
His interviews, though, several of which remain posted on the Internet, show that a decade after the Sept. 11 attacks, Mr. Rannazzisi was still relating a harrowing experience.
Yeah, so just like so many of our military phonies, he’s mostly just sorry that he was finally caught in his lies. And, no, I don’t recognize him or his name, but he seems to be someone to somebody.









