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How a life was saved after Black Monday

storycorps.jpegLots of reflections today on the 25th anniversary of 1987's stock market crash, also known as Black Monday, but Robert Griffo's tale is something special. He talks about that day - and his life - for NPR's Story Corps. It's only a few minutes - do yourself a favor and check it out.


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