Nothing Great Is Easy—and Everyone Is Welcome

there's nothing great that's ever happened that was easy. So, >> So, how do you blend? >> So, the blending. So, first of all, nothing's ever easy, but anything good isn't easy, right? There's nothing great that's ever happened that was easy. So, it's great. Um, there are different needs, obviously, for you know, for Lubavitch Hasidim, there's needs, there's fabrengen needs, and there's and there's a bit of a different style that's needed in davening. So, we have now multiple minyanim um on Shabbos and even during the week actually, um and that way we can cater to people at different levels and with different expectations and with different cultural backgrounds, right? Um, we try to have as many intentional programs as we can. So, we have chol every Sunday, which is, you know, everybody My father always likes to say that the motto is everybody can come to everything, but some things different people are going to like different, you know, are going to like at different levels. So, we have chol on Sunday morning, which is, you know, obviously a little bit more the in crowd and base medrash on Tuesday nights, which is obviously a little bit more the in crowd. And there's Hasidus shiurim Shabbos morning and Thursday night you know, you know, you know, everybody's welcome, right? >> But it didn't exist 20 years ago.