Shift Swap Kept Restaurant Worker Away From World Trade Center on 9/11

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A man named Siby was originally scheduled to work at a breakfast cold-food station on the morning of September 11, 2001. A last-minute shift swap meant he stayed home that day instead of reporting to his usual post. On the morning of the attacks, Siby remained at home with his pregnant wife. The schedule change unknowingly kept him away from what would become one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in American history.

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