Jon Stewart takes a stroll down Seventh Avenue, reminiscing about spending six nights a week at McManus bar during his struggling years before The Daily Show success, and pointing out the sights of his old neighborhood that bring back fond memories.
The speaker recalls her first experience of being in a car service instead of taking the train, and reflects on her future aspirations while trying to avoid medical school.
A person recalls an uncomfortable experience where a homeless man stared at them while they were dining at a restaurant. They later encountered the same man at the same restaurant weeks later.
The artist was signed to a record label and recorded several tracks with a well-known producer in Atlanta before he got indicted for federal charges. He quit selling drugs and wanted to pursue his music career for his family's welfare, but the need for money led him to commit another crime.
Lee Steinberg shares a prank he played on Jim while on a plane, where he put Jim in economy and informed all the flight attendants about it.
The author travels to Bessemer and meets Jake Goodson with the help of John. Goodson is focused and no-nonsense, with a deep commitment to his work as a union organizer.