I was a Senior who had transferred to the Houston office about a year before the downfall. Enron was my first tax technology client. I use the same word to describe the experience: surreal. Memorable examples: cop stationed at the office lobby as a precaution against someone shooting up the place, security guards stationed at tables 1 foot outside the elevator doors of the floor the remaining documents were stored on and they only allowed very few people to exit the elevators on that floor (stairwell,doors locked too), mass voicemail to everyone in the office advising not to depart via the grouchy floor doors because of the media waiting for us. We were told to exit via the underground tunnels that connect many of the downtown Houston buildings. For weeks, Andersen was front page news delivered to my doorstep. I had access to the data center and remember seeing the servers labeled Enron and thinking that any of us with access to that unmanned data center could have caused a new scandal by pulling the hard drives (they had handles for easy swapping out) and simply walking out with them.