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Daf Yomi Bechoros Daf 31 by R' Eli Stefansky
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Good morning.
Welcome. Welcome to all the guests. Oh,
this is beautiful. This is beautiful.
Our second we did three. The third one
was this one is Litish. Looks like
something the fagelstein fagelstein and
simma and weimart
I don't know
>> no no no noits
with the
and all sorts of you see theaki guy look
at this look at this look at this we
only make we only make the bestim top
>> yeah he's a real person Yeah, you know
him. I know that you know him. You know,
you know who else is a real personal?
Look at this. [snorts]
Shim is everywhere. Shim and Mark, they
go they bounce around. They're our
representatives. See, Barry Weber.
Wow. Wow. Wow. Get over here.
Unbelievable. Okay. What else? Oh,
Dasco. [laughter]
This reminds me of uh the shabatone. But
you know what? Listen to go over to a
singer and I did this to him. I did this
to Yikman also. I said you know you got
to sign up soak in here. So gishmak
start [clears throat] learning that both
of them learn to ask not only does he do
the daff for every day but he has this
great he wants I had this idea of doing
a charity event but for tyra no money
involved getting people to learn and you
have like a whole the whole hierarchy.
the guy that brings the most people, you
know. So, he wants to he's he's pushing
this like Misha. Maybe we should do it
the next.
[screaming]
>> He's asking me if he cop is my I said
MDY is my He says, "What's MDY?" Do you
know what MDY is? Guys, remember I wrote
him to this year. I'm sending him his
first video today
>> and he's going to keep us posted. You
can earn it here for 321.
>> Here we go. See,
[laughter]
[clears throat]
[gasps]
>> this guy's asking what happened. How
come there's no more videos? So, from
today on
they're they're videos, but they only
come from the shar. They're not we're
not going to send uh standalone videos.
We're going to see how that works cuz a
lot of people take it out of context.
They get it a little early. So I come to
Shir and like, "Oh yeah, I saw the video
already." No, no. After Shir with me
making my on it and that's that's how it
will be from today on Hashem. I saw the
brown box at my doorstep when I got home
from Shabas morning. I was excited to
open it up Shabas and started learning
right after a look at this. I like
remember we used to do that.
Thanks to you and the donor of this for
being a part of what's your name sadik
>> first time my life had empty
you don't you don't you don't even want
to sit down
>> I have a special regard one of the
singers there we is a friend
>> oh he's good he's good
>> every day
>> really another no yeah yeah yeah he told
me he told me he was with Barry Weber
over there at the top t the two singers
Yeah,
I wanted to write this letter as I'm
completing my military service on
Sunday. The I forgot to put the subject
line. It was like you saved my life or
something something strong. My time was
not simple from a perspective and even
though I was drafted through a Hezer
program due to my being
is not in the most Jewish pace or base I
should say with very few other yeshiva
guys. They were meant to be sticking to
learning to but without him
most likely without and I most likely
would have given up. I think that the of
it's not about the D, it's about the Y
is what helped me stay strong with the
DA in hard times and whenever I go a few
days where I miss the D were so
exhausted the simple but powerful you
saw he pushed me to learn the next DA
and so on the most Jakob Strauss picture
a friend took of me learning the DA on
base here it is
I wanted to reach out to you and share
an inspiring story with you I recently
underwent two leg reconstruction
surgeries at Yale New Haven. I didn't
say this email. During my follow-up
appointment today, my surgeon, dear, my
name is Yehuda.
During my follow-up appointment today,
my surgeon mentioned that yesterday's
daff discussed misaligned feet. When he
asked if he learned the daff, he shared
that he listens to MDY daily. Though
he's raised reform, the events of
October 7th inspired him to begin
learning due. It's interesting because
I'm showing something during shar
famous thing that just came out but also
October 7th inspired him to be learning
the dio he started with Bobakama despite
some initial challenges his medical
background as a surgeon helped him feel
right at home once he reached and used
Gemini to assist him with the Aramaic
Gemini he expressed a deep desire for
his children to see what truly matters
sharing his dream for them to learning
yes Shiva a moment that deeply inspired
both my father and me [snorts] thank you
so thank you so much all the hard organ
dedication. I learned the daff often and
my father learns it almost daily.
This gave me a tremendous amount of
inashan.
They have a a new satellite location and
as you can see allies
and I said in the Hebrew every guy is
worth 10 nonatilum. We push it. This
this it goes with the point system. This
is this satellite location is worth 10.
It's like north of the north up north.
Kobe Stella went all the way out there.
>> That guy made it. That's the That's the
part that they show with him.
>> Anyway, this uh rais we're holding a
1902 192 people have signed up to learn.
Um, I just realized
I just realized today the way people are
copying those boxes and running.
[laughter]
I don't know if you know
>> 1902. It's five.
>> So, there's only basically a hundred
spots left. I don't know what the donor
is going to do after this. I don't know
what Arsville is going to do. They ran
out. Basically, we we took all
everything they have in stock and that
was 2,000.
>> So, they're very good at that.
>> Yeah, but it'll take a few days.
assuming the official edition of the
that's if the daughter wants to continue
Nathan Kamaski LP per Glenn Eerson in
honor of rebellion and the amazing MD
people in honor of my father
for
David ded dedicated memory of
dedicated by Dr. Nick Sabo dental
services the family foundation gratitude
to YKR for all you do for MDY gratude to
ally
Anonymous
monthly sponsors
in honor of the MDY family.
Miriam sponsor Spanish
in honor of the Robert Ely and Ben
Rosenth
[cough and clears throat]
for I saw that Robert Ely was um on the
list. I don't know if we have these list
today. They took them out. But the plan
is to put all the monthly donors and
there's 800 of them in the new Garus in
Eric like in the put in the page and I
saw Robert Early's name featured on the
top somewhere.
>> No, no, no. It's that you gave a nice
amount. You gave a nice amount.
>> Yeah. Listen, you're so wealthy you
don't even remember.
>> You said you're donating a lot of your
mice and whatever. There was a I saw the
amount. It's a nice amount.
Cohen
mayor 10-year-old boy from
the family in honor of
how do you pronounce [snorts]
>> what are you doing here? Um you're
visiting
>> I'm visiting holy sites
>> and one of them told me one of them is
so much Torah comes out of here
>> and I have a small good for you rebell
came up with a new say from the para
or the para
powerful to lessons for life
that's how you spell pronounce it
>> that's how they spell
>> are you how so remind me how are you
related to the kazak in Los Angeles
>> oh so they spell it wrong they spell
with a k [laughter]
you're not even
>> spell it with Q. We're based in Queens
and B have stuff from LA and Florida and
many other places.
>> They're laughing their heads off over
there cuz Q sounds a little off, but
okay. Let me [laughter]
Q. We're based in Queens and you know
>> that's fine. The Q matches Queens, but
don't say that they're spelling it
wrong.
>> No, whatever.
>> Barry, I got your back. Don't worry
about it. [laughter]
>> See, no shas. No sh to them.
>> No, we work very closely. We do events.
They we call
I got it. Cool.
Thank you for coming
in second day in a row.
She's giving her from the
we all wish you
the they said that is going to be
singing by the it's going to be a whole
mo aidless in honor of Matibilski. What
are you talking about? By the way, this
whole thing make it to the book or you
didn't really
>> chapter on it.
>> Really?
>> Yeah. Cuz all start like
>> that's right.
>> It is a beautiful story.
>> Doesn't know the story.
>> I know. Don't say it then. Wait.
>> It's a beautiful seriously. It's a very
nice story.
>> Well, hello. Hello. Hello. The story is
not over.
>> The story will keep up.
>> No, no. the story when there's two
outcomes and we'll find out what they
are and they might have connection to
this
in honors.
Did you write in there that it was the
day of a yard site that what was the day
of the yard?
>> What that No,
>> you didn't tell me that. Are you joking?
We show up to her caver and it's her
yard site.
>> No, I didn't know.
>> You don't know what a crazy story that
is?
>> That's why we're all We're all balling.
We're all balling.
>> You You ball a lot. So
>> now to show up at somebody's cave.
>> We had no idea. Listen. Listen.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> We We prepared this trip 3 months in
advance and one of the things we're
going to go to LA. You have to go to LA.
We show up there and honor caver says
that day. Like like you can't make this
stuff up. It's honor and nobody's there.
Just us. Wow.
>> We said a kadesh.
>> Tell me that.
>> Ask him. He can't make it up. It's
documented. It's documented.
>> Beautiful.
>> Okay.
>> Raba. Here we go.
>> Rais. We're talking about
this certain club so to speak of people
that are very careful. Trumus maesters
and Taharas.
How you get initiated into the club? You
need three people like Diana Sanhedrin
you have a family that keeps
they keep today you have like in I'm
just thinking now maybe no like in you
have the very mak everything that comes
into the house the mistress and you know
when I lived there that's exactly was
there's a whole thing you had to do the
everything that came into the house you
get the vafim I don't know what
>> everything
it's like so That that's the type of
person, you know, where they're very and
untrum,
the husband dies, the father of the
house dies.
You could assume that the wife, the
children, they know what they're doing.
They live this life. They're accustomed
to it. You don't have to teach them
anything until you see that something is
a little weak.
You have a
How do you describe? No, not a backyard.
It's more like umard courtyard. A
courtyard where they sell.
And here's the thing. We know is very
expensive. Kas comes from some sort of
snail. [clears throat]
There's something very similar called
kalon. In English, it's called indigo.
They still use it till today. It does
gives off almost an identical color. One
of the reasons why I wear today is
because of this. When I I gave a shir
once on I had a I went through a few on
why people believe that they found it
finally not the regime but this new
thing that comes from snails and
everything and uh
and one of the big ras and you know
but back then it got me is that the the
uh the DNA composition the chemical
composition of the of this murix is
identical
to the chemical composition of the
indigo. It has the same numbers H16 P9
whatever. That's why the color is almost
identical and it's almost impossible to
tell the difference. So if you're a
Ganov, you take this color Elon and you
pretend that it's you make good money.
This is what indigo looks like. [music]
You know those nice purple flowers.
This is an older one. I saw this one.
[laughter]
There's a way to check it. There's a
whole thing with tan and urine and this
see you put like ammonia and it comes
off. It doesn't come off. You have this
certain
you abandoned their little stall.
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so you're allowed to buy there until you
see that there's some reason
why it's not realus.
Oh, so I got to show you this video.
This is uh very inspiring,
especially
you guys recognize him from
>> Yeah, Goldberg.
>> I He wants from the Beimma. I don't know
if he still does it. I guess
he was wearing seat but no. And I asked
him why
>> there tattoos on his arms and no keeper.
It's a minute. He's trying to say it's a
minimum.
His boss told him to tuck it in his
pants. He said, "No, I want to go on the
outside.
a few days ago
person walking working behind the cash
register covered in tattoos no keepa but
titus were [music] flying and when I
couldn't help it but ask what's the
story told me I've always wanted to do
the mitzvah of wearing titsus but I felt
silly I don't wear a kipa and even
though a kipa he's done the darson is
just a minog titus is a mitzvah but
because I didn't wear a kipa I felt
silly so I didn't wear titsus either but
he said October 7th since I lost many
friends the Nova festival and I decided
I no longer care what anyone thinks
about [music] me. I've put on sites
since October 7th. I haven't missed a
day and I won't. The amazing part about
the story when I gave him a hug he said
to me I can't thank you enough for
looking at me with an ayen tova. People
look at me like I'm strange tattoos and
sitsus. Thank you for giving me that hug
because Jews just need to look at each
other with an ayen tova. Don't see
what's missing. See [music] what's
there. Don't see differences. See what
we have in common. Don't see a bitter
history. See that shared destiny.
[applause]
>> Now you see how you say his speech. It
happened like this and he said it like
that. It's a talent.
Don't share a destiny. Share a
spirituality. Don't do that. You have to
say three things that you know that it's
unbelievable. All right.
There's a a miser that um the the mash
they call him the mash from N.
>> Yeah. He told me that uh cuz my my my
myar learned there and uh he said that
they took a trip to Poland and everybody
he's told everybody in Poland by the by
the concentration camps he says
everybody take upon yourself one thing.
So a somebody comes to me and says I
understand something this guy in yeshiva
he's mk shabas I saw behavis what kind
of what kind of yeshiva he says this guy
in Poland he accepted upon himself titus
other things will come eventually but he
does titus that's his thing that's his
mitzvah just titus you can't judge the
you can't judge a guy it's not that he
he started from there no that that's his
first step this is the first step like
The guy you told me this of the guy in
Chicago he accepted himself mikvah. So
every shabas he drives himself to the
mikvah in Chicago and people are like
what are you doing? It doesn't make
sense. Mikvah dry that's his thing.
[laughter]
Okay.
>> No no no I'm not pasing. I'm not pasing.
But you don't know what sparks a yid and
that you know a guy that doesn't do
anything. This guy has a connection now.
uh this is through that then he accepts
upon himself a little bit more
takes on each other and then he gets a
little more a little more slowly works
his way up.
>> Okay.
[laughter]
You have a somebody that that her
husband, her ex-husband was an so she
she is used to napping and all this
stuff. Now she gets married
and so to the daughter of she grew up in
a house with and she marries
the same thing. The slave of
was sold to
you have to go through the the entire
initiation process
this take your pencil out. If you have a
wife of who got married to but then the
third marriage was back to
>> it's
she's back to where she started and then
the same thing over again.
They all came back to their original
thing.
You don't have to start all over. Why?
They know how to do it. They had years
of practice. Yes. They have a little uh
interesting marriage in the middle, but
they're back to normal.
No, something got messed up in between.
It doesn't matter. They used to be
married to
they have a good year or two with
it's terrible what amaratis could do.
Gives us an example.
I'll prove it to you. There's a woman.
She married.
She was so involved in the she used to
help him put on.
But once she got married to the
as we're going to see these these um
collectors, tax collectors, they're not
very good people cuz they always add a
little bit for themselves. She used to
help him tie the the stamps, the the
seals that the uh the tax people would
use. In other words, a wife and I think
the husband is also very much from his
wife. The wife is very mush from the
husband. It's who you marry. They your
your your
significant other has a tremendous
amount of influence on your life. And if
a person is into so the wife is into if
the person is into stealing from people,
so the wife helps him steal.
And we're halfway through the one more
month. Now, we have to start thinking
how to bring people because I'm going to
say this now. I'm not going to say this
uh too often because I don't like to
talk about it. But let's just say
there's a few makas afterwards. Not this
following maka, but afterwards there's a
few maflas that we're not going to
really push a lot of people to come.
Then we could start, but we're not going
to make crazy push
the some of the the more difficult in in
this the following is we have to bring a
lot a lot of people. We have to figure
out how to get Daspel that program the
charity event for Tyra.
It could work. It could be a bomb prizes
and and and and uh locations together. I
don't know. We have to figure something
out.
A
if you have a person who
all these people that we spoke about
yesterday the
who said we don't want to accept upon
ourselves to be a kind we don't like
that one thing we we deny it and then
they did a little they went to yeshiva
and they learned they said okay we're
doing chuva says something that we don't
we don't really we're not familiar with
once you drop the ball you said you're
not into it that's it you're done for
life you can never we'll never accept
you into this group of into
it depends so in we have two twoas what
said we know that said there's a
difference between doing it in public or
in private so think to yourself for a
second what's worse somebody doing a ver
in private or somebody doing a ver in
public
so you can look at it both ways and
that's really the mus private means he's
embarrassed of doing it. He really he's
he's a pretty decent bouva. He won't do
it in front of everybody. And the other
one is like look, he he's a liar. The
guy's at the end of the day, he's a
liar. He's a fake. He's a faker. Look
what he really is. When he goes to show,
he pretends and that, but when he comes
home, there's a lot of people like that.
You know, they get on the phone and this
and that when nobody's looking. You're a
faker. I can't trust you. I can't trust
a faker. So, he says those are the two
the two sides.
Um,
three lines from the top.
If
they're over the in in private,
there's something wrong with the guy.
The guy is a faker.
But if he's over in in public and then
he did,
you could accept him. Exact opposite.
There's no if he does it in private
but guy who does that a very what
we can't accept him why
there's nothing worse than is one of the
greatest if not the greatest to do
something in public to say I don't care
about the this is how that person we
can't accept it
this is what everybody wants to hear and
this is how he passing
your rebellious sons come back
and the says
this is how we asking everybody can do
you do it doesn't matter I'm going to
say this again I I in my mind I say it
all the time I haven't said it in a long
time because I speak to people and they
tell me yeah yeah but you know what I
Did I did the worst a and they tell me
this new I've heard worse even it's
worse it's not the you know but you know
what I did say so what everybody can do
so you move on we don't look back what
you did what could you do from today on
let's move forward
he says
so everybody knows about use is possib
he says it says he heard say
so the schlah says what's the says you
didn't hear the bas say that if you do
chuva I'm not going to accept the chuva
of of he heard
the invitation to do chuva. He said,
"You're not invited." But if he would
have persisted, he would have wanted to
do, you could have done chuva. Hashem
said, "I want you to come back." He
didn't he didn't he wasn't all this bot.
He he invited him to do chuva. He's
encouraging to do besides you.
But if he that that if he would have
done chuva and he wanted to do chuva, he
would have accepted there's no such
thing because everybody could do chuva.
>> [clears throat]
>> if
I said
is like like that we passing like that
is everybody can do truth
if he was a a great person that was
careful with all the tyrants and the the
and the troops and misters and then he
became a gab. Now, we're familiar with
Gabo today.
So, no, cuz I heard a I heard a mis
about about one of the famous is no
longer alive, but I'm not going to say
his name because it's probably not true.
Good. It could be true. It's
that we all know that these, you know,
they some of them have ulterior motives.
So, a guy goes into one of the and he
starts crying them. He says, "Reb, I
don't have I don't have a I don't have
any money. I just don't have a dime to
my name and I need." She says, "You
don't have a dime to your name." Said,
"How do you get in here if you don't
have a dime to your name?" [laughter]
So, we're not talking about that guy.
We're talking about the Gabim, a guy, a
collector of tax.
So, if he became a a tax collector, No,
no, that's what I'm saying. It's all
true. But yeah, I don't think that that
particular gle
>> I'm a big fan of
>> would say that. Yeah.
>> Right.
He no longer could be a if he joined and
he became he started working for the
government to collect taxes.
>> [clears throat]
>> You know what's interesting there client
and his savior Mishn
he brings this kimar he says based on
this again I'm not pasining come sit
down there's a whole table over here by
the way you guys can come man if you
want come sit over here we'll make some
room for you
says and again I'm not this is a this is
not but this is enough for you to ask
your local rabbi he says that a a f
person should not be a cap based on this
gimmar he says cuz you're going ahead
and you're giving people tickets and
especially in you're putting people in
jail you're locking people up there's a
certain authority that is more like
you're like a gabby and then the gabby
the person that what's a gabby he
collects tax he has a right to collect
tax but he does it a little bit more
than than necessary he does it sometimes
when he shouldn't and the same thing
with a with a ticket maybe the guy
doesn't deserve it maybe the guy maybe
shouldn't lie whatever I know what
you're saying I I could see another tab
100% I can see another tab just [snorts]
okay
so it says
he's no longer a tax collector he wants
he wants to get back to normal
we don't allow him to come back
but they said and this is how we pass
once he does
he's good to go he's no longer a tax
collector we we accept him says story
They came to ask questions. Listen to
this
rabbis came the famous
in fact uh the art scroll brings it's
more like B almost but it brings the
whole thing how
was the he was nifting they wanted to be
the he had a lot of money he had a
yeshiva of his own inad they give the
whole story the whole history the famous
thing that rais they were told says I
don't want to be now rais the whole
So that's the that that it was in that
period of time. So they come to ask him
all these questions
sounds like you know but over here
usually when the says it's 400 is a gma
but
time 2 is 800.
Why zuga? Because they would go, they
would walk, they would go on the way.
They would go two people at a time and
they talk to each other and learning.
They had a they had a pair. A pair was
to learn.
So he heard that they're coming.
He tied together 400 cheers. 400 for 800
people seem doesn't seem like enough
larger chairs. whatever the is
they all they're going to ask questions
to and they find out that he was a tax
collector
and they sent to him but he became one
>> yeah he became one
go do your thing
we we're not coming anymore we're not
asking you any questions you do what you
think is important
no I I I I left my job. I was fired. I
left. I'm gone.
So you had Rabbi. One of them Rab said,
"I'm not going. He's not. How can I
trust him?"
What?
>> Oh
says, "If you if you if you if you take
it back, you leave your job."
That was the
but we learned
if you if you uh
>> resign. Thank you. That's a great word.
If you resign you you go back to
society. We're not going to we're not
going to look at your history and you
can be
you cannot judge your own animal to say
that it has a and therefore what you
could check it outd you need somebody
else to but you could be a judge to
somebody else
and you could be your own judge on your
schlum unless he have you on
You could decide this is not this is a
mum why as the gar is going to explain
you could actually go to a rabbi and
tell the rabbi it's like a nether is
like a nether had I known that that I
don't have any money and I wouldn't have
done it okay so the rabbi would
retroactively undo it so you could put a
thing I just want to say over here maybe
myself and a lot of my friends a lot of
my best friends of that kufa and
relatives.
We struggled with our older son. It's
called they call it makus. And there's a
there's there's a logical reason also
because they throw you into this thing.
You're in your 20s, a young kid. You
never went to any lessons how to be and
you try to all these different things.
2-year-old doesn't behave well. I put
him in the garbage can for half an hour.
This that pulls there four times. You
don't know what you're doing.
So I just want to say maybe that's the
over here
>> you could give advice to all. Yeah,
>> it's beautiful.
>> Your own your own your own your own
>> is that's why it says in this I'm not
joking. That's why gets because he tried
trial and error on him.
It's it's a thing.
>> I hope you guys don't know this. I'm I'm
I'm not joking. Like one after another
all my friends had a some sort of
struggle with the with that with the
oldest.
Not their fault. Not their fault.
tomorrow.
>> Lucky it's only him.
>> What?
>> You're lucky it's only him.
>> Yeah. Hopefully you you straighten
yourself out and you you do a little
better on the next one.
You have 10 animals.
They go out go through the the gate and
the 10th one is messerim. You can
decide, hey, that's a that's a that's a
good I decide for myself.
No, for you could. Once again, the is
going to give us a reason because if you
really wanted to, you could have made
all of them possible and and that you
could check right now without going
through the gate.
If you have fruit, you could decide are
these fruit.
You know what are we talking about?
If we're talking about the himself is
one person that believed we're talking
about three there's a best and you are
one of but if so what if you're if
you're one of the three there shouldn't
be any you shouldn't be suspected that
that you're doing something wrong we
have something similar if you have a
young girl under 12 years old who her
brother or mother married her off only
she's so they married her off she
doesn't need a get she could just
refused the whole marriage by saying I
don't want this marriage and she walks
away.
>> Yeah, she did.
>> So he could be one of the that heard
this and he can marry her. It's not
considered biased.
He can marry her.
Why? Because there's three. When there's
three, I'm not that the other two are
going to do something wrong. He was one
of So by us also if this he's one of the
three, why shouldn't he be able to to
pass it?
There's only one one. He's only one
person.
We're talking about like in in the when
it comes to the when you have a a
professional that's unbelievable and he
knows inside out one person could enull
a vow could be could get do another
also. We're talking about an indiv one
individual. You don't need three to one
and therefore what that one is no good.
That's what I'm saying. If it's your own
is good
for other people's animals, usually you
need three. If you're a professional,
one is enough, but not on your own.
Don't pass it on your own. When it comes
to
via escad, who's a guest over here that
wants to say shamim? Anybody?
>> Sure.
>> Sham, what's your name?
from
>> Edison, New Jersey.
>> You
>> from Mie. Who are you showing me?
Somebody
>> friend.
>> Oh, friend Barry.
>> We had a I found the picture finally.
Barry, I was looking up. I'm serious. I
was looking for you. The you did it
doesn't realize when we used to get off
the noise of all the chairs. It was cra
we didn't know what to do. And he found
the solution. You just have to You got
them with sauce. found some website
sells something cuz we try to put felt
on the bottom and this and that didn't
work. It fell off. This is silicone.
Just grabs the whole thing on the bottom
and that's it. You can go back and forth
and you hear this. This is what it
sounded like times 90 chairs.
>> All right.
>> Oh, and I listen I I I was debating you
to say this or not. I don't want people
to take this in the wrong way and people
I'm not I'm not hinting. And I really
I'm saying this uh as a people gave my
my son and my new daughter-in-law gifts
and I want to tell you that I'm a lot of
the gifts came because they were from
MDY and they don't even know who my son
is. It was a gift. I take it as a gift
to me. And why is it important? Because
when when when he I saw that he felt
like why it's it's more of a a burden
for him. you know he's he's not part of
the sh and
come to the bra and then as a child
growing up in the house MDY could be a
problem for him something there this
there's benefits also here this was a
benefit for him it's like oh they
stepped it up so told his people gave
very nicely and it's beautiful so I'm
very
and it's not a rem to you to give you
don't have to give he got enough he's
happy I saw
I'm not going to say that my other son
was happy, but whatever. It's too late.
That was 8 years ago.
>> Vadash
at his wedding.
>> No, people people gave like beautiful
people like Mamesh like you you fly in
from America and you also give such a
nice gift. It's like, you know, it's
when I fly to somebody's class and I
don't give anything. Like, I already
spent money on my ticket. I'm going to
also give, you know, that's that's my
I'm just not a good guy.
Why could a person give give a sack on
his own on his own carbon?
He could go to the rub and he could get
out of it anyway. Why could he pass on
his micer?
Go around with one of those belt hole
makers. You know those and just punch a
hole through every single animal's ear.
Done. You don't even see it. There's a
hole there. They're all puzzled. They're
all They can't go in the m No, no.
And you're allowed to do it. You're
allowed to make holies.
You can't do it to because he's born.
But you could do it to these animals
that have no I don't know if it's the
right thing to do. Probably not the
best.
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>> Not even.
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>> [music]
>> Sham it.
Mhm.
Did it beat
it?
>> [music]
>> Oh, with this out there is why could a
wasn't passing on his own fruit
when a coin is
he could eat he could eat Tommy fruit he
cannot eat truma I thought about it for
a second like but but uh I see know I'm
asking the question already what's your
question
>> what's my question
>> your question is who says it's going to
be Tommy maybe it won't be Tommy
>> and what if it won't be Tommy
>> question
>> so the answer is if you think about it
without getting into too much detail a
typical kite is going to be Tommy all
the time because if he's married he's
going to be Tommy all the time he's
going to be a balk carry and then he has
to go to the mikvah and he won't be t
until night time I mean we don't think
in those terms cuz we don't live in that
in that time but that's how it is you
have to go to the mikvah to be t so
there's always times during the month or
whatever during the week that you you
could eat this is you're not we're not
looking at a at a guy oh for four months
straight it's just
So
he could use this fruit when he's
talking.
It's time to take out your new archus
volume two of if you have the brand new
official edition. It includes entire
one of the mileas of our gumar is that
it includes it's a lot fewer volumes.
It's uh so you save a lot of money.
Huh?
>> The Nathan edition includes two, right?
Says
so if
to these two words, it seems like these
two words do not exist in the Mishna.
But it doesn't matter because the reason
why it doesn't because the Mishna
repeats these exact same words again.
But what does it say here? If you have a
carbon and it has a
so
it has a you redeem it and then
let's say that's the word but that
that's the he let's say the words are
not in the mission the point is who
benefits when you could sell this meat
for more money the b mikdash you have a
carbon that really belongs to the ba
mdash it has a moment broke its leg so
you you sell it now if you can sell for
more money. Where does the money go to
the B mikdash? Where can you sell it for
more money? In a marketplace, but a
marketplace is dirty, disgusting. It has
a scale. It's not so it's not it's not
so
just
I don't know if y would sp me this. I
don't remember exactly. But here we have
a go like this.
And then you do one of these. This is a
scale in the time of the you know back
in Ben in my in my days we used to have
this the the guys used to come sell
watermelons on a back of a horse
not joking they used to they used to do
it up until like 10 years ago 5 years
maybe they still do it anyways they used
to have these this but in giant it was a
5 kilo thing you put it on one side and
then you put the watermelon over here to
do that to a piece of kadesh meat is not
it's not appropriate
If you want to sell it, sell it. But
don't don't start weighing it in a dirty
marketplace. People are screaming
selling and you're selling
it's a you know, but at the end of the
day, who's going to benefit? So sell it
in the marketplace. Put it on a scale.
It'll be more money to the to the to the
to the mdash. So that's what it means.
So therefore, you could sell it in a
butcher shop.
You can even shove it in a disgusting
butcher place.
You could you can weigh it on a on a
scale.
But these two, we spoke about it many
times.
Who benefits when you sell it for more?
Who owns the micer? Who eats the micer?
The is who owns the thear the it's not
the mdash. So who benefits when you sell
for more money? The ken the not the
mdash. So then you have to treat it with
respect at the end of the day.
And here repeated itself. That's why
they take out the words in the beginning
of the
look at this beautiful picture.
This is actually in our Gumar. This
picture came from
that
you you can use a piece of
kulen to weigh. You know this piece of
weighs one pound. So you use that as the
weight and use the other side then you
can put on a scale. Typically you're not
allowed to use on a scale. But if you do
it in a weird way who who uses a
watermelon on one side to weigh another
watermelon you always use a weight. So
you're going to use meat for weight then
you can use the scale cuz it's not the
typical way. Says we have 11 minutes.
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Thank you Steven Schwarz. My parents
million Jarish
[clears throat]
the benefit goes to Amos. What exactly
we talking about? So let's think about
when you have an animal that has a moon,
what do you do? You redeem it and you
give it you take the animal for
yourself. You give the money to Hagdish.
So there's a there's a redemption. At
what point are we talking about that the
the the haggdish benefits? Before you
redeem it or after you redeem because
once you redeem it, who owns the animal?
The guy that redeemed it. It's no longer
the bdishes. The money is before you
redeem it. So what's going on here
exactly?
You already redeemed it.
The owner own owns it.
So you're talking about before
how can you shed it?
This is interesting. There's also an
we're saving time here. The cayenne has
to check the animal by standing it up
and saying how much is it? How much is
the value? The idea is though that the
value changes after it dies. It's worth
more. Now you have nice meat steaks
chopped up. It's a it's a different
value whatever it is. So you have to
evaluate it. The problem is it's not
standing. It's very dead. If it doesn't
stand, you don't have
if you hold it's not a big deal. When it
comes to fine,
you have to do this. You have to stand
them up. How do you stand him up?
We're talking about that a Jew, a let's
say, owns this animal. Now, how does he
own it? He paid the B $100 for it. So
why are you telling me that the the Bish
benefits? Who benefits now? Who owns it?
These roll these roll benefits. No,
think about it. If I tell you this this
piece of meat is limited, you cannot
sell it here. You can't sell it there.
You can only sell it to this half or
that. You can only do it like this, like
that. You put all these limitations on
it. It has half the value. If you say
there's no limitations, sell it in the
marketplace, put it on a scale. So it
has full value. So before he redeemed
it, it had top value. That's what we're
talking about. The hanov, this is
before. You're right. Right now we're
talking about he redeemed it already.
I'm talking about to begin with because
you could sell it in a marketplace
today. After the Israel was ped, you
could sell it here and there there. So
before he was it had more value for
more,
>> you could be for more. Exactly.
What does it mean? [clears throat]
before he redeemed it, you could redeem
it for more money.
You can do all these things with it
then you it's worth more when you redeem
it to begin with.
But when it comes to bkar who benefits
from it the owner says the I don't know
if the knew this if you came to this she
and you learned one thing today you
cannot sell micer you hear this great
what's my I have 10 animals 10 newborn
that born this year I put them through a
gate the one that comes out the door
10th that goes I have to eat that in
what if I want to sell it to my friend I
can't what if I want him to eat in my
house a I think he could, but I cannot
sell it.
I could sell. So says,
"You tell me you can't sell in a butcher
shop." Okay. But I could sell it
directly from my living room.
But I can't sell anywhere. I can't sell
that at all.
You could sell, you can't redeem it, but
you could sell it when it's alive. The
coin could sell it.
You can't redeem it.
You can never sell it. No. But there's
one case that you could sell it. One
time you could sell it. is going to say
for an orphan and that's
>> ter
doesn't matter what condition is you can
never sell a miser says
I don't know about you but sometimes I
wake up in the morning with a great idea
I'm serious like I didn't think about it
the night before I thought about the
problem and as I wake up boom Boom. You
know what that means? It just means that
my brain was working on it through the
night without me knowing it was working.
And they say that when you learn, you
learn something in the morning, you
understand better. But when you learn
something at night, you remember it
longer. That's what I read once. Kobe's
truth could be not. Look it up. But the
reason the the the logic behind it was
that when you learn it at night, your
brain works on it
>> through your sleep. It like processes it
more.
says, "I had this question and when I
woke up in the morning, boom, it hit me.
This is the answer."
We're talking about the animals of
think about it. There's no refrigerator.
There's no freezer. I shoved an animal.
How long does it last? A day or two. How
could the few two three years, how are
they going to benefit from it? They have
meat and they can't even eat it. Even if
they eat all day long, they won't be
able to finish this animal. It's a
2,000lb cow. Now what do you do? Sell
it. But you're not allowed to sell it.
But then you allow it to sell. So we're
going to see you can't just sell
something that you're not allowed to do.
It was only the you shouldn't be able to
sell it. So there
or even if you hold this according to
you sell it. You do a little trick, you
know, like you sell the the skin for
$1,000 and you stick it in there. Fine.
Oh,
another
was the he was the
he heard this beautiful answer.
He goes to say you want to hear grape.
Oh, we're talking about
he's very upset at him. Why don't you
say my name?
You should get bit by by scorpion.
Meaning you should be put in ter says
Raji.
Oh
says
here he's not a little kid. He's a
You didn't say my name. You didn't say
my name.
The famous
says I want to live in your in your tent
in both worlds means forever but the
dashing in two worlds.
How does a person how does he live at
the same time?
I I would love that they should say over
after
they should say over my name in this
world and then it's going to be like in
two worlds why
his lips move in the caver.
I saw the brings in the name of the he
says that what does it mean bodies
decompose
even sometimes not but so how does it
mean that every god
so he says the desire says that the the
nephesh goes in the caver and is the
shape of the body the body decomposes
but the nephesh is there and that
nephesh is his is lips move bas
different different
Rome Shapi's yard site yesterday and I
went to this caver. Thank you Benny for
slleing me there. I was I was never
there and uh so Shapiro said there's a
bar Shapiro that um I don't know this is
going to be of be this or not but
there's a ber that came for and the bak
said there's a marsh and I have a big
question on the marsh.
So looked at him. He said, "You know the
mash's mouth is stuck open and mashia is
standing on one leg."
So what he says there's no such. But as
soon as he started saying the mash, so
the mash got excited and he started open
his mouth. But when the mash heard that
you're not saying over from him, so his
mouth still stayed open. [clears throat]
But Mashiah also heard that he's saying
the name of Masha. It says that it
brings it brings Msiah. She started
coming. But then he realized you just
made it up. He got stuck in that
position.
But there's a P that says that a person
who works hard to answer upd
those those have a lot of they come out
towards him. He says for instance the
basis stuck up for the raam
or the um what's the name of the safer
um the rashies
migin
so so rashi went to to greet him huh
>> yeah to greet him
>> came to greet him and the same about he
wrote on
to explain so one time his his grandson
did something had he said, "How do you
want me to introduce you to the when you
act like that?" In other words, he held
that he's going to be there with when
you stick up for the yet. So, it's a big
thing to to stick up for the um
Yeah.
micro
that comes out of your out of your um
how do you say it?
>> Talent should be like like good wine.
the the the the uh
the lips of the sleeping of those who
are sleep asleep the
it's like a bunch of grapes that are in
a box for seven eight days
you sit there that it should um it's
about to explode if you put you touch it
it it starts bubbling and it starts
moving so therefore
His lips move.
Where does where do we see that he could
sell his
I want you to pay attention because in
in in a minute we're gonna say we're
gonna bring this and we're not going to
remember. So remember now. It says
That's case number one.
Case number two is
the is going to ask isn't it one case?
What does it say here? When you
swallow it in in the in the hide hide
you could sell. How much is hide worth?
$10. You charge for $10 piece of skin.
You charge him $1,500 because it has all
the stakes and everything
with the with the horns. You just wrap
it in and you pretend that you're
selling him to hide.
What does that mean?
Since they're they're orphans and they
need the money, they can't eat all this
meat. So we pretend we sell it together
with the hide.
Let's you have an older or older person
who is not aim.
He can't he can't swallow make you know
over here.
Why is it different that says
you buy a lula from your friend in
over here they're talking about this uh
we have this um this orchard over here
so I actually went there and people come
it could be very damaging to the trees
they work years on these trees so they
had gim over there non-Jews with these
special tools and they at at a point I
heard about this thing that he he
decided he made He put up a sign once.
That's what somebody told me. I didn't
see it.
>> Is
palace.
>> Yeah. But this story I don't know. He
was very upset that people were breaking
the branches off. They like destroy
street. So he put up a sign. He says
everything is all my
starting after the without the in other
words you have a ple
the is not a fruit. It's part of my
tree. I I don't give you the anyway.
Fine. So maybe that forced people to use
the guy to to snip it and the discuss if
that's okay.
What if the guy doesn't want to give him
a gift?
You pretend that you're buying alulv.
>> This will cost you $300.
>> What?
But this for free.
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Ah, now I see it's ve very beautiful.
$300 is a totally reasonable price.
I heard you paid $300 for it. Can I see?
>> Sure.
>> I need a kosher one.
>> [laughter]
>> Can I buy one?
>> Of course. Just finishing rebellious and
I'll be right with you. Good morning.
[screaming]
[laughter]
>> They say from the Kaz that it it's very
very difficult to find a rig and very
very hard to find a kosher. That's what
they say.
says this is not going to like so much
when you since are so cheap compared to
so you can actually do and nobody will
notice the difference you're paying for
the Lul anyways that's the expensive
thing is a joke today
[laughter]
but uh but when it comes to skin
everybody knows a piece of skin is not
worth $500 why you pay $500 they noticed
that you're making so stop Vera Boyai
have a wonderful day.
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