Do You Want a Million Dollars?

Check this out for a second. I like this a lot. It's from The things that I admire the most about Chabad is their proudness of being a Jew. Why does he feel comfortable and confident? Are you Jewish? Are you Jewish? Are you Jewish? Are you Jewish? Do you put tefillin on? No. Where does he get that confidence? You know why? [music] He believes that he's giving someone the greatest gift of all time. He's giving him the opportunity to put tefillin on. If you had a million dollars and you can give it out to whoever you want and you're walking up on the plane and you say, here here's a hundred, here's a hundred, here's a hundred, here's a hundred. And what would everyone say? Wow, incredible. Thank you so much, right? We don't walk up and down the aisle asking people to put tefillin on because we don't really believe that the mitzvah of tefillin is worth a million [music] dollars. If we did, like Chabad Hasidim do, that's what they do. They want they feel like they have a million dollars and they're walking up and down. You want a million dollars? Do you want You don't want it? I'm sorry. The mitzvah's down. Oh, you want a million dollars? Great. Here, take the mitzvah of tefillin. >> Very awesome. Very good. So I'm saying a lot of people in our Shul, they walk around [music] like they're saying, I have a million dollars to give you. I have a Shul that will change your life. You want it? You don't want it? It's fine. But I have the Shul. That's why they're not embarrassed that WE GO AROUND. [applause] IT'S BEAUTIFUL. YOU SAID IT'S VERY NICE.