Life Is a Zero-Sum Game

When I was looking for to purchase a plane back in the day, so I saw that whatever you gain over here, you lose over there. There's almost no it's not In other words, if it carries four people, then it goes slow. If it two people, it's faster. When it's faster, there's more fuel. More fuel, you can't you can't win in all areas, basically. And then when you finally win, ah, you got the guy? Costs three times more than anything else. It was pell up light. You get this Oh, oh, this is perfect to me. This flies 300 miles an hour. Yeah, but guess what? There's accidents with it every two days. Ah, so not this, but the safety's not Today you got this one. It's only 250, but it can't bring home mishpacha cuz it only holds this. Well, oh, you do mishpacha and this. Ah, but the fuel is nerve racking. Anyway, fine. But what must I ask for this world? It's a zero-sum [music] game. This is what you are supposed to be doing. This is what you're supposed to be having. This is your parnassa in this world. This is your lot in this world. You can't You could try. You could go that way and do this XYZ, but it just comes off from over here, and you go over there, it comes off from over there. This is your destiny. This is what you have. It's a zero-sum game.