gjallard

One of the biggest concerns I've personally heard from a few small business owners is receiving the "all clear" signal from the state governments to open before they think the public will actually be ready to buy. Once the "all clear" signal happens, business continuity insurance stops paying which kept them afloat while they were closed. Then, the small businesses run into a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation. They aren't getting the insurance payments any longer, but they can't generate enough business with the few customers that can afford or are willing to buy.

Is this an isolated anecdotal experience I am hearing or is this a widespread danger to small businesses that you are seeing as well?

What was your tenure like on Saturday Night Live? Did you enjoy it or was it the roller coaster nightmare that some make it out to be?

On 9/11, 13 people shut down the entire country for days.

Edit: Since there have been some disputes over how much was affected, please reference this wikipedia page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closings_and_cancellations_following_the_September_11_attacks

We all miss Insomniac. I understand why he had to stop doing it, but it was a tremendous show.

Interesting response. If I might ask, Seka appears to be missing from that list. In general, do you think she didn't enjoy the work?