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What were we doing there? Did we not stop the inefficiency? Was I not Mr. like a little bit in the We we stopped the inefficiency. I promise. There were things that meant a lot to us. What meant a lot to us is to be close to Hashem. We saw Moshe as somebody Moshe Rabbeinu who could help us in our care of Hashem. We saw him as an Ish Elokim, a person close to Hashem. And we wanted it We we had an inefficient system, but we deemed it worth it. We wanted Hashem. And we felt that speaking to Moshe, being around, and asking would bring us there. Highly inefficient, but it would help bring us somewhere. So, we had You always have to ask what's the thing we wanted. We were crazy sincere people. We're the people of Hashem. A nation was formed by Hashem. Mamish sincere people, big neshamos, who want to be mekadesh Shem Shamayim. And in the want and the sincerity of our people, we had a very inefficient system. Now, Yisro comes and he makes an organization. It's like this. We have to like Let's put this in order. Let's create this healthier. Let's figure out how to do this in a healthy structure that can work, that can be sustainable. It's always important to remember and the structure is beautiful. And there's many myles of structure. It makes it sustainable what you want to hold. It's a kayli. Structures are kaylim that can hold the thing. But what's the thing? You always have to remember, schools, every system is a structure. Schools aren't good, bad. They're systems. Systems are inanimate. Systems hold something. You have to make sure the thing you're trying to hold is still there. Very interesting, one of the gains of structure is more people unnecessary. It's one of the gains of structure. It's fascinating after Yisro's one of his final words to my show. It caught me during learning. I was looking up on this. One of the final words of yesterday to my show is really really cool. Listen to this and watching it last night different people make a stand for the made me think of this. Look at he says yesterday describes what we need. This is not you need a system here. You can't do this alone. This needs like a whole lot apparatus. He says at the end if you do this this whole nation I'll make everybody will come to his face in peace. You'll have a system of many more people operating. I look at I think of I think of this book. He says so long we had an idea of friendship a whole idea and idealism so long started it was it was it was in my house. It was 60 guys on every square feet. It's become through us all together. It's become through organizing. It's become a beautiful system of no one person could do it's like his credit as organized but the lotion is on my cell phone. Everybody will come to him to his spot. When you make a system that many more people doing their things standing doing their guard keeping their space and organizing and and a whole people is like holding something. Sounds like a dream. So that's tremendous gains. Yesterday makes a system is a big gain that many people might show there's an efficient but it's not just going to now it's more efficient. When you build the thing many more people have their space, have their spot, have their um Hakoyma Yovi Bishalom. But I want to express like this. I want I want to express a specific. So Yisro listen Yisro will text it to you. I want all your contact and all this stark sim, but I want you to hear this. Yisro's idea sim he says to Moshe Rabbeinu that we have to make systems where not everybody's coming to you. So there's going to be lower courts and and certain things will come to Moshe. >> Oh boy. Now I want to learn in Alshich. The Alshich said the Alshich said very When did the Alshich live Reb Ezzy? No, he's a very late Rishon early Acharon. Late Rishon early Acharon. >> Right. Yeah. Yeah. What years would we subscribe like 1500s even 1400s? Yeah, that's a long time ago. >> 1500s? He's going to honk. Honk. I don't know. 600 years ago. >> Yisro's Yontif so I took off. Oh, really? >> [laughter] >> But let me know what that is. That's awesome. So the Alshich It's Yontif. Go check out Yartzeit Yahrzeit for an exact. But the Alshich says something I've seen other Seforim say this also. I was a shtickel mechaven to this Abraham and I want to share an amazing Alshich. Sim, this was Yisro's plan. In Yisro's world, what things should go to the small court and what should come to Moshe Rabbeinu? So listen what Yisro says in his structure, in his plan, in his system. The structure falls apart when >> Look [snorts] at history. All every single system has been has evolved or changed. >> Always with systems they they fall apart when they forget what they were trying to hold. The sincerity, the thing itself. Wow. All systems Take Chassidus. Chassidus was a movement divided by the Baal Shem and a system was created. Now you always have to make sure that within the system it's holding the thing. You have to ask yourself remind Claudius show sincere once Hashem once a certain thing and yesterday creates a system to hold it. It's all great as long as the thing is still in there somewhere. You have to contact all different times. I don't know, he's right. We have to make sure that we're containing it. >> systems have to evolve because they're relying on things that have to do with time. >> to be reminded. >> Once motion died, they couldn't keep the same system because it's the system Systems that show systems also have to remind themselves what is what is the thing that we're If it forgets the thing the danger of a system could become a system minus the thing. This is brought in spot of it says about the base Hamidash galas. The reason we go into galas gullah we have Israel we have a whole system built around something. When we forget the inner of it, the says Michael that it says about the base Hamidash p'neimah labayis. The crew will look into the house. The house is the structure that houses something. We forgot the thing we just had the structure. So then Hashem takes down the structure. And we have to like get the that's always galas is the structure comes down. We have a melech, we have Sanhedrin, we have so much but if we forget what the structure is protecting we lose the protection. Listen to this Yolo. Listen to this. I want to I want to do a specific name. Rabbi check this out. He got so excited. That would be fair. 1500. The Alshich we would call an early achron. Yep, that's probably an early achron. The Alshich says like this Yolo. When Yisrael has an idea what should go to the lower courts, what should go to Moshe Rabbeinu. Yisrael says listen to his listen to his lashon Michael. Yisrael says He told He says is the last one. Kol Kol Hadovor Hagodol Yevirecha the big things will go to you Moshe Rabbeinu Vechol Hadovor Hakoton and the small things Yishvetu Hem. V'hachom Mayalecha will make it easier for you Venosu Itacha and they will carry with you. So the big Godol will go to Moshe, Avram and Koton will go to the lower. That's what Yisro says. Godol and Koton. When Moshe Rabbeinu and asks Yisro's plan it changes the language Effie. It doesn't say Godol and Koton. When Moshe and asks he says Hadovor Hakasheh the hard things go to Moshe and Hadovor Hakoton they'll judge. Instead Godol and Koton it's Kasheh and Koton. Hard and small. Yisro's idea is Godol and Koton. Godol big stuff go to Moshe. Small stuff to the lower courts. And when Moshe and asks it doesn't say big and small it says hard and small. Says the Alshich. The Alshich says this yes. Amongst many others the Alshich says Yisro I thought that if it's Negaya millions of dollars that'll go to Moshe. There's a merger two big companies million dollar cases Lali that'll go to Moshe. It's Negaya a guy has a problem a quarter got stuck in the machine and he said it Nachum. It's Negaya a quarter that goes to lower courts. You're not going to bother Moshe for one quarter. That I'll think of later thank you thank you thank So Yisro thought millions of dollars Moshe Rabbeinu a quarter is the lower courts. In Yiddishkeit says the Alshich it doesn't work that way Shmuli. Moishe said, "No, I'm not doing that. Could be a quarter could go to Moishe Rabbeinu." We don't look at it that way. We don't have small and a person a quarter. From one penny you marry your lady. We don't have small by us. The guy's The guy's a quarter and the guy's a quarter, so it's mishpat Hashem. What's the truth? By Moishe and Aex, he said hard stuff and small stuff. Now, small is contrast hard. Small in Moishe's context is the opposite of hard. Hard stuff go to Moishe. Small is easier. Small in that context means easier. Now, I'm bothered, Michoel, why he said kasha and katan. I know the chat. But the main kasha is not gadol and katan. It's kasha and katan. Katan in that context means if it's an easy shaila for the lower. It has nothing to do with how much. In our world pruta is is is the same as billions of dollars. It's a gamis. It's a truth. So, the king of the doctrine of sham, a penny is a gamis. Is it mine or yours? That can go to Moishe. Literally, a shaila, if it's a difficult shaila, lomdishe shaila, could be soda machine and the guy's quarter. But whose quarter is it? Whose quarter did Hashem give this to? So, in Moishe's world, you could have shailas that go to Moishe. Just a quarter. You don't go to the Supreme Court for that. Yes, you do. So, if it's kasha, if it's a hard shaila, that's what the Alshich amazingly says. I find that really beautiful Alshich that uh that in Yisro's world, big shailas and small shailas. Millions and few dollars. And when Moishe and Aex Yisro's plan has nothing to do with big and small. It's hard and small. Now, I am bothered, Michoel, kasha and katan. I admit it. I don't have a shaila. Cuz it should have said kasha and kal, like a lashon of easy. Says small, but it's it's contrasting to hard. Hard with small means it's a small child, means easy. In this context, small meant easy. If I have a I like to hear you exactly. Hashem speaks exact. I am bothered kasha and cotton. I don't know pshat right now. I'm bothered by that, Zevy. I'm not going to pretend. But the Alshich says dovor a kasha goes to Masha. It's a hard child. It doesn't matter. It has nothing to do with our big or small. Cotton in that context means if it's not if it's not a hard child. That's what cotton means. Why use that word? I don't know. Reb Ezzy said brilliantly not to correct too much from Yisro. Kilu, sometimes you say a pshat, you know how the Rebbe takes somebody says something like makes it their pshat? So Reb Ezzy said, he said godol and katan to clarify like I'm not arguing on Yisro. Like the shver, beautiful pshat, Reb Ezzy. Gorgeous pshat. Reb Ezzy said a beautiful pshat. Reb Ezzy says that it would have said kasha and and easy. But then like Yisro, it would look stupid. So it's like kilu we're interpreting Yisro. Rather, shver, what you mean is he said kasha and beautiful pshat. >> [laughter] >> It's the first time in history somebody said you're saying good, say better. But Reb Ezzy's saying that with fake Friday. So it's like kilu you meant that when you said katan and godol. It's not what I'm rejecting his ideas, right. His ideas, right. is correct. He is correct. It's just not what you think. You might think katan It's katan because easy. Zevy, you like this pshat? Yisro when he has the big stuff goes to Masha efficient system. So Yisro says godol to Masha and katan to lower courts. To make it more efficient. Not you hear Yechiel? Yisro's ideas, big to Masha, everybody's pounding on Moshe. It's too much. So Yisro makes a division. Big stuff will go to Moshe, small stuff go to the lower courts, Daniel. When Moshe [snorts] enacts it, he doesn't do big and small. Moshe Rabbeinu says kasha's to Moshe and small is to the lower courts. Explains the Alshich, what Moshe did was Yisro I thought millions of dollar cases, big mergers, okay, we need Moshe Rabbeinu, it's the heavy stuff. Let's bring out the heavy artillery. There's like we need Moshe for this one. Like yeah, a few quarters, like yeah, this guy's quarter stuck in the machine, that should go to lower courts. That's what Yisro thought. Says the Alshich, Moshe doesn't agree to that. Because in our world, if it's like yeah, one quarter, who's it is? That's the biggest shai in the world. So what goes to Moshe, what goes to lower courts? Is it a hard shai or not? If it's easy that a lower court could figure it out, so it's hard and easy, not big and small. Now what I asked the chevre, that's a beautiful Alshich, it's a good notice. Cuz when Yisro says his plan, he says gadol and katon to Moshe and katon to the lower courts. When Yisro when Moshe enacts it, it doesn't say gadol and katon, it says kasha and katon. Hard and small. Now I ask, why do you say small? Should say hard and easy. If the Alshich's right, so it shouldn't say big and small. Yeah, big and small Yisro said, and that we reject. We do hard, but the opposite of hard should be what, Yechiel? Easy. Doesn't say, it says hard cases go to Moshe and small go to the lower. Not small. So I said, well, small means the opposite of hard. Hashem knows how to speak, I promise. Why not to say easy? Katon. So Rebbe as he said a brilliant shai, Rebbe as he said that Moshe Rabbeinu doesn't want to make his shver look bad. His shver said gadol and Katan and yes, Moshe is not really agreeing to his father-in-law. So, the adult way of saying he's he says Kasha and Katan like as if you meant this. See, and if he would have switched words, he says Godal and Katan, he would have said Kasha and Cow, you're just completely rejecting your your father-in-law. >> Oh, wow. So, instead Reb Naftali used an unusual language like Kasha and yes, right. Kasha and Katan, when you when you said small, you mean easy. He didn't say the word easy cuz he wanted to use yesterday's words, but it won't be beautiful shot. Got it. Reb Naftali's shot I asked if the Alshich's right, should say Kasha and Cows. >> I guess so. Beautiful shot. Like not stand like you feel clear what we're saying? You say no, I like no. You can say it over. I want to say it again. I'm not challenging him. I'm not challenging you here. I really want cuz I I love the Torah is good. We learn a lot. You know, let's do one more time, Yechiel. I want you to be able to say it to all your contacts. Mechi, I want you to know Torah. Torah is not just like somebody learn to be a good boy. I want a guy to come here. I want a guy to know you're all good boys. If if you're in bed right now, some guys in bed right now doing I promise a good boy. I mean you're not here like now you get the good boy card cuz you come. I really want to learn Torah. Like I really we can and you could like learn, you could know something, you could like mean something. So, I want to really study this. I want to [laughter] I got that. Wow. if you hear this, I think you'll like it. Yechiel, one more time, quick. So, I should stay with Yes, right. Comes to the desert. Everybody, Mechi, with me. Shaya, I want you to get this and bring this far as I know. I really want to share something with you, Mechi. Yechiel, I saw this beautiful. Yechiel, I saw this touching. It's touching. Touching what he's saying. It is it is [laughter] touching what he's saying. Everybody, be with me. Zach. Be with me. I've run Miller beat you got what he what what on you have it. One last time. Give me one more chance. One more chance. A minute. One more chance. Give me I'll stand. I'll stand in my head. Give me one more chance, Kevin. One more chance. Everybody zone in. Yisro right comes to the desert. Yisro like this. Yisro comes to the desert and he sees our people all surrounding My Shul. And we're like asking him questions day and night. My Shul Rabbeinu is overwhelmed and our people are overwhelmed. Everybody's waiting. It's like a terribly inefficient system. Yisro is My Shul's father-in-law. He comes to the desert to be with his son-in-law's people. And he sees Am Yisrael were crowding My Shul's and he's like this system this this it doesn't work. And he builds a more efficient system. And his system is he says not everything can go to My Shul Rabbeinu. This is crazy. He helps build a system in place that certain things have to go to other people. And he makes a healthy system. He makes people in charge of every 10 Yidden. That's a certain type of person. Then somebody's in charge of every 100 Yidden. So that's 10 groups of those. Somebody in charge of every 1,000. He makes a system. Now what goes to the guy in charge of 10 who's a certain level scholar knowledgeable of certain? What goes higher? So Yisro describes what should go to the lower courts if you will. So Yisro says the Daber I'm stopping for a second. Avi, thank you FOR LAST NIGHT. >> [applause] [applause] >> I [cheering] COULD SAY YOU saved the Shiva. I want to express I want to express that when we do things when we do [clears throat] things in a way you want to make it like when anybody does something you saved Claudius or you saved the Shiva. There's a degree of truth to that. That's not the energy in helping somebody else. It's not the energy. would save it in another way. The energy is that you just had a tremendous light. You brought a tremendous light. You fought for something. You stood up in the heart for hours and there's a light. There's a big light heart to that that came from the Goblins like exactly tremendous tremendous light that you did for hours in a beautiful way. Just appreciate you. So like this. Yesterday comes to the desert and sees a completely inefficient system. With all around my shoulder at night, this can't work. People are anxious waiting hours. It's like a terrible system. So yesterday why we all want to ask my share questions. We had just received the title to shine the way yesterday came but we had we're just left with trying. We're forming as a nation. A lot of uncertainty. And we had tons of questions. How to run a home. How to run a kitchen. A zillion shylocks will like flock. Why is asking wondering who owns this? Millions of you didn't in the desert. We're just forming as a people. Everybody all day on my shoulder and it's like an inefficient system. Yesterday says well well comes in and he makes some efficiency. And yesterday says we're going to have every 10 people have a certain rub. They could ask things to. Every 100 every 10 groups like that have a bigger [clears throat] rub they could ask. Every 10 and he makes this whole healthy system. We'll call it lower courts and upper courts. Now, my son is the supreme court. Now, what shailas should go to my son and what should go to the lower courts? Now, listen to what Yisrael Yes, if you hear, what should go to the lower courts, what should go to the upper courts? Focus. Yallah, so Yisrael says, "Davar katan they'll judge, the smaller stuff will go to lower courts, and gadol, the bigger stuff will go to my son." Yisrael's language is big and small. The simple understanding of big and small is if two people are fighting and there's millions of dollars at stake, it's a merger of two big companies, who's that going to go to? My supreme court, that's my son. Woah. If the whole economy's hanging on that, it goes to my son. If they're fighting over a quarter in a soda machine, let's go to a lower court. So, that's that's the simple understanding what Yisrael did. Moshe Rabbeinu does not listen. He makes lower and upper, but he changes the language in our Torah. The Alshich, who lived in the 1500s as he taught us, who's an early acharon, the Alshich observes that when Moshe does it, Hashem changes the words. Yisrael's words were gadol and katan. Gadol to Moshe, katan to the lower courts. When Moshe enacts it, it says the davar hakasha, the hard shailas go to Moshe, and the katan to the lower ones. Doesn't He switches the He keeps the word katan, but the instead of gadol to Moshe, it says kasha to Moshe. Says the Alshich, says every word of the Torah Hashem writes so exact. Says the Alshich, uh this early acharon, he's studying Torah. He's not trying to be He's trying to Hashem word Hashem said something. When Moshe speaks, he does not exactly do his father-in-law's plan. His father-in-law says, "Gadol to Moshe, katan to lower courts." When Moshe enacts it, what goes to Moshe not gadol but kashya say the kashya. What does kashya mean? Hard stuff. Explains the Alshich. In Yeshurun's world, if it's nagaya millions, that's a Moshe shaila. If it's nagaya a few quarters, that's lower. In Moshe Rabbeinu's world, if it's nagaya a quarter, whose quarter does Hashem want to have it? That's a big shaila. We don't view it that way. I just a quarter, what do you mean? So Moshe's world to the Supreme Court, a shaila on the soda machine could go to Moshe. So when Moshe breaks it up, the harder shailas. If it's deemed a difficult This is like complex. This ain't simple. If it's a run-of-the-mill everyday question, the lower courts. If it's a difficult shaila, it doesn't matter how little dollars it is, goes to Moshe. You can go to the Supreme Court for 10 cents. And by And you could go Cuz in the world of emes cuz in the cuz in the world of emes, I'm going to discuss that cuz that might be I'm I'll tell you why I didn't say that in a second. In a world of emes of truth, in a world of truth, the hard stuff In the world of truth, if it's nagaya a quarter, it's nagaya who Hashem wants the quarter, we consider that eternally important. Who has the quarter? Who does Hashem want it? That can go to Moshe. So what goes to Moshe? Hard. And when I asked the kashya to the chevre on the Alshich, this is the Alshich's chat. So in the Alshich In the Alshich's world, I asked the following That's what the Alshich says. Yossi, have you heard the Alshich's word? Amazing word. Daniel, you hear the Alshich saying? Incredible. You hear what I asked on the Alshich, if he's right when Moshe and A what he enacted, says the hard stuff goes to Moshe, so what should go to the lower courts? The easy stuff. Doesn't say easy. Says small. So, why do you use the word small? He said hard to Moshe, small to lower courts. He should have said easy. You had the same question, Daniel. So, I asked the chevre this question, if the Alshich's right. Yisro says big and small. Moshe says hard and small. He should have said hard. He should have said hard and easy. So, Reb Ezri Shlita said something brilliant. Reb Ezri said that if Moshe Moshe Rabbeinu's father-in-law says, "Big stuff here, small stuff." If Moshe would have said back to him, "No, hard and easy." You're contradicting your father-in-law. You feel stupid. Says Reb Ezri, for the honor of Yisro, Moshe didn't want to almost make it like this what was Yisro was saying. Wow. Yisro said gadol and katan, so Moshe switches the word gadol for kasha. Hard and small. Like when you say big, you mean a hard shaila. He leaves the word katan as if this is what Yisro is saying. Rebbi Cuz you could fit into big and small. What does big mean? A lot of money? See, Moshe says hard. And And when you say katan, it means easy. Now, Moshe did that cuz of the honor of Yisro. That's what Reb Ezri thought it was, perhaps. Rebbi I You have to Maybe. What do you say, Yossi? I still don't like it. Who's he fooling, like? Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. Yossi said, "Who are you fooling, like?" >> [laughter] >> Like the Rebbi. Yossi, said love the skepticism. This is how to learn tire Yisroel. No. The learn tire You Yisroel is saying I I I don't buy it. You're not fooling anybody. It's carbon. But as he says that it's that it's not fooling, but it's like an honor it's a way of honoring somebody that like I'm I'm like stretching your word a little. >> true. And it's true. Interesting. Relation to the opposite is It's not So as he said to highlight, it's not really the opposite like Rebbi could have a gava gogo. Excuse me. It's a gava gogo. Listen to Rebbi Chaim. My Rebbi said that not putting on for the quarter is a gava gogo. Rebbi could the lashon of small also meant importance. It's lashon katan. It's it's not a diff- it's not the opposite of what you supposed to I'll get it eventually. I What did you say? >> Rebbi could the lashon of small also meant importance to the person? Like if the if a quarter was an easy question, but it's also really important to the guy who's a poor guy, then bring it to emotion to make them feel more good. When it says the lashon of small, meaning if two rich guys are fighting over a quarter dollars. >> I want to say something maybe maybe something will Also I want to ask. I don't know this. Is it possible to say that two things went to Mashiach? Of course, if it's a HARD CHALLENGE AGAIN IT GOES TO MASHIACH. BUT WHAT GOES TO lower court is easy is easy on small things. No way. Let's say it's easy, but again a million maybe that goes to Mashiach. >> Let's say it is my gava billions. Now it's easy, but it could be it overwhelms people. I always use the following Mashiach example. >> That's his lashon of small. See what I'm saying was important. Thank you. Thank you. Could you walk I'm wrong so I can go I love you. I I told you you were wrong. Could you walk from here to Rebbi Shai Rebbi just set up shop. Thank you. Could you walk from here to here to this table? >> wrong. I said it to you in the beginning and you're like no no. I didn't hear you. I heard you. I heard you I heard you. See this is like being nervous. Start again. Start again. Start again. What is it? If I put this 10,000 ft in the air, could you do it? Yeah. You'd be shaking like a leaf. If this was between like high up in Wow. You know it would be wouldn't be because you're nervous. The same thing which is easy when it's like strikes again. Easy things will be lower except if it was making a lot of money. Because then the lower courts could get like overwhelmed. That would come out that it's not cuz we more value more money. It's just people get overwhelmed. They get millions of you're shaking in your boots. Like a lot of people That's what remind me what Yowel said. If people are like very fired up, it's like yeah, millions people's jobs and livelihood. Different amounts of money matter differently. Then it doesn't matter how easy. Maybe that goes to my show. If that's true, you have a shot. Hard things go to my show. What doesn't go to my show? Hard and big goes. So then it's closer to yesterday I said. But the point was that yesterday I said like a small amount of money got a lower court. No, but it's hard. I don't know. I have to look back. I have to Yeah, I know. I I want to learn. You're right. It could be It comes out. It could be both. No, it's it's show. It wasn't a slug up. It was an It was an addition. Oh. This is not a need. No, you don't No, you're right. You could use both. You could use both. I know what Rashi is saying. Rashi is saying that he did to all you could He could have tried to be nicer and honor it to his father-in-law and then also had a meaning in Halacha with it. You could work with both. They don't they they don't go against each other. When when he was saying it to Yeshua, he said he said it to be that big issues maybe are not complex. I also saying is that important like $100, which is not going to be a lot of money. We wouldn't think it's hard, but it's a guy that's that's how much money he has. Bring him to a smaller judge. That's what I played. If it's if if if if if it's just My question is who heated about this? Who is the guy that decided what went to Mosha? Who is the one that said oh that's important? They must have had a system more complex system that we thought. >> [laughter] >> This is where it turns up you need a guy like director who this goes to. And it's more complex than we thought. Who by the way even it's still a hard thing who decides hard. This has to be if you that was understood as natural. I'm just going to I'm screwing the system. I'm going to Mosha with my >> [laughter] >> I'll make up a case. >> It's a good question like who decides? I'm no I'm sure no it didn't it wasn't that you always go to the I know they say how it works that you would go to the smaller guy first then if he decided was big enough too big for him he would send it up higher you get sent higher up the chain. You always started off low. You didn't go straight to Mosha ever. You start off low and then if the guy that the judge decided this is above my pay grade he'd send you up and he decided send you up and send you up. Then eventually you'd end up at Mosha. The same way the Supreme Court works. That's that's probably probably true. What? Yeah. I like theirs. No yours cuz yours mine was more of like a technical Yours is more of like a emotional like seeing how we I both I like both. I I always think it's two sides to it. You're saying both are implemented in the Shulchan Aruch. Yeah. You get both you get both. you see that you see how much he Yeah. >> [snorts] >> I was saying just I was saying that they're saying it to include the levels of I was saying it says small to include include levels of importance per person based on the person. So they say that $5 is worth the world to this guy. So saying cotton comes into include that. But he could also he could have also said not try not to correct this or when he was saying or not to be in his face about it. Yeah, but he still doesn't have This disclaimer. I I could I you I could say what you're just now I could say what you're I could agree I could disagree with what you're saying but right now but I could also say it in a nice like way you say it in a nice way. No, it is what he did. No, it's not. Good. He made a He He made a tweet. He wasn't changing He wasn't changing what he was saying. He was just including He was including something else. He said I agree with what you're saying but I'm including this by saying cotton. He was just He was adding more. Yeah, he was adding more in. Yeah. No. We're not No, he's not wrong. He's just adding something in. Yisroel said a base thing and Moshiach is like oh, what about this specific case? So he's adding it in by changing the language. I want to I want to share I want to share one more point, a little less complex. There's a daf kal not a daf kasha. If I could share one more thing, Yechiel with the head means a lot to you. You hear what I was saying the first thing? I want to share shmai and nice to see you shmais. I don't know really. The system isn't working. We need a photo of this. New system. It's chaos over I'm telling you, every every 300 years every system All the Americans are Yeah, you ready for another come close. Come close, Yitz. New revolution. You could ask me in the last one. I don't think so. Hold on. We went through this in Yeah, he's a monk. But not the one I Uh that's obviously his brother, my uncle. Josh. That was a good one. >> Leli. You pulled one out. >> [laughter] >> You pulled a good one out of there. I want to I want to share one more quick. Dude is right there, you would Oh, you heard of him? Oh, you heard of him? Get back here. You still you're from Israel? I am. I am. What's your family name, Israel? Israel Kramer, welcome Israel Kramer. Excellent. [applause] From where from where in Israel? From my picture mission also? I mean, I'm born in MTA now. Good. Fantastic. What grade are you in? And you there how long in MTA? 2 years. Fantastic. Who's here who's here? Which Which Which Which Which rebbe in Yeshiva quick? Waterbury trivia. A rebbe in Connecticut who learned in MTA. Rafi, 20 points. Rabbi Revezsky Wertolsky, EXCELLENT. >> [screaming] >> YISROEL, YOU AND REVEZSKY are MTA guys. Were you? I love that. You would win every time. You never let him go. >> [laughter] >> All American Vader. All right, that's enough. Hey, Zalman is your cousin? How is that? CD, pull a chair next to me. You're a father. I know, I know it's I know it's my I know the Kramers very well. His your uncle, your other uncle learned in Waterbury also, a Kramer, one of the Kramer boys learned in Waterbury. Let me remember names. This is going back 20 years ago. Let me remember. He'd [snorts] be about 40 now. Michal, maybe? You have an uncle Michal? Michal asked maybe doesn't tell anybody, but Michal learned here. Could be it's a big secret. Good guy, good guy, Yoni. What fun fact, huh? Good stuff. >> [laughter] >> Shaya. It might work out better than basketball and hockey. I don't like that idea. I think it's a great idea. I don't think we'd lose. We should definitely have a debate team. Rebbe, yeah, Rebbe, can we have a debate with like like speak with like all these people and you just say you're debating? I don't think we'd lose. I'd send Yoni up there anyway. Me and Yitz get up there, it's over. Remember in the store after one of our games? What is Yisroel, what's your friend's name? Rebbe. Shua what? Shua Kramer also? Then I got you more than friends. Are you brothers? What grade are you in, Shua? Beautiful. Khaver that two year in here, Khaver. Khaver Khaver what we have anybody have a platter of fruit on them? So I'm asking you who the No, no, no, no. You who the Yitzy and Yael come to the front. Play so they That's the from Arutz Yisroel. First start. One set. Yankee's Yankee's the choir. Come Yankee. Daniel, you're on the choir today? They're doing it for Yisroel. Yisroel this will cover you and your brother. Let's do Aliyah Shua. Shua this is for you from Arutz Yisroel. We want to do our dish. I'm asking Daniel. How come Daniel? Are you guys ready? >> [music] >> So happy now. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [music and singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> Woo! >> [chanting] [singing] [music and singing] [singing] [singing and music] [singing] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> Woo! >> [chanting] [singing] [applause] >> I want to speak to the wolf. And I Where is the nice merch? What a great choir. Find the intro. I I want all the guys to have this. Yeah. Every Every time they tell me anybody want to be in the choir, you're in the choir? You're in the choir? Yeah, cuz everybody is dressed in the night. I want Yolo to like rep something nice. Come up with something like this. Yolo's captain of the debate I can't get merch cuz I don't have a good voice. We're just going to get I can't get Okay, we're going to come up with ideas for Let's make merch for guys who are sick at soccer. British men the British club All the classy like the most classy stuff in the What? Yeah, we're going to get you and Abraham the I don't know how to play guitar. >> We're going to get you guys custom machetes. Is he Israel Kramer? Shalom. Is he your brother? He has a brother? He's a brother. What's his What's his first name? Shua. Shua, welcome, Shua. Yehoshua Is it your first time here, Yehoshua? Welcome to Waterbury. Yehoshua? No, no, no. You mean Schliemann's bank? Wow. Hey. What are the small It's really nice. They play with sticky. A Y B Boston How they went to the Knicks? They went to the Knicks game? Is it a good game? >> [music] >> Next one. They fought to win. This one's obvious. Next one? Heck yeah. Damian Lillard is the third one. What song do you want to What song should we do together? >> [music] >> What song should we do for the Hebrew CD? CD? No, so what song? It's the song that we do. Who's the Who's the boss? >> [laughter] >> You want the boss? Who else wants it? I should have left with him. If you like then you have to do it. Can't you? Can't you? You guys like A Y B? A Y wants A Y B. A Y wants A Y B. Come come over here. A Y B A Y B A Y B Hello, can we do um Can we do if you want to be an M S C All right. After Yossi you got to do A Y B. A Y could you go to the other side if you're an M S C like more prominent? I'm black and there's nothing Ah. Now look at this lineup. >> [music] [music] >> A Y C H [singing] A S H M C U >> [chanting] >> B I N Y C was good. That was really nice. Thank you, Schlaimer. >> [singing] >> So, Yeshua was in your bunk in Cherish? >> [singing] >> In Ra'anana? Hoodie [music] Yeshua, what a bunk. Yeshua [singing] hoodie. Without [music] fighting. >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [singing] [chanting] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [applause] >> Bunk, Yeshua hoodie. Danny Rubin was also a counselor. What are we talking about? Really? I think that's a good staff. How many year you were a counselor? One year there? One year I came like sports staff. I Overlander brought you? That's so It was a good counselor, Yeshua? Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Aw. All these brothers there. Really? Yeah. What a massive if the Yechiel [music] comes to Yeshiva is holy Yeshiva wants to come. Here, here. Okay. The camp is coming from to use this week. Oh my. Let's go. What what are Yeshivas coming? I mean, where are they sleeping? Where are they sleeping? Oh, there's there's room in the heart. There's room in Are you getting my bed? Should we do Should we do Give it a line. The guys know that? Amnon Fire Data? Amnon, you know Fire Data? Amnon. Amnon, we all just came from Nice shirt, dude. You'd be the last guy to wear That's your own choir. What choir? I mean, the debate. I called the debate the choir. I was in the MC I debate you. I was in the debate team. One more sub. One more sub. Amnon Fire Data. It's Amnon, Amnon. Danny, you know that? You don't know it. Worst case scenario, someone has I think I think I never played What's that again, right? You know Keli Shua's not Yeah. You know Keli [music] Shua's not Keli Shua's It's the album switch making uh We can do a bomb. We can do We can do the other We can switch the metal You can still keep it for the brain burst. Yeah, it is. >> [laughter] >> They stopped eating the fruit a while ago. Grab the left. >> [laughter] >> It's okay. Shiraima Shirayan. Subconscious. >> [cough] >> I was at a hospital where the husband hurt his foot. And like the dances go on, but there was no husband so Yeah, yeah. He [music] did come back and later like people keep dancing and just Remember Savannah's place? What? What happened? Yeah, good observation, dog. What's what? Yeah, good observation. No, I'm saying what the short of it is. Yeah, you got me. Oh, it was so Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure, sure. Yeah, I did this correct. Wait. >> [laughter] >> I know you did this. I was like When I He is Say before I left out of Israel. You ready? Let's go. Let's go then. Sure. >> [music] [music] [singing] [music] >> I can issue [singing] us out. Give it up. You messed Come in the issue. >> [music] >> I can issue >> [singing] [music] >> give me the color of the sun >> [singing] >> domination. >> [chanting] [music] >> I can issue us >> [singing] >> give me the color of the sun domination. [singing] >> [music] [singing] [music] >> I can issue us give me the color [singing] of the sun domination. I can issue us give me the color of the sun [singing] domination. >> [singing] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] >> I can issue us [singing] give me the color of the sun >> [chanting] [singing] >> domination. >> [music] >> I can issue [singing] us give me the color of the sun domination. [singing] >> [music] [singing] [singing and music] [chanting] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing and music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [applause] >> One more one more One more photo >> [laughter] >> You know what song I had a huge look of confusion / I don't By the way, I don't even know. Right, you weren't sure yourself. You're like, "Wait, everyone's looking We need a better system. But our One more Have one more order on the parsha. I want to share one more order on the parsha that I want you to hear Schliemann and Yechiel. But I Yes, right. But I want you to hear this. But I want to have a Yes, see I want you to hear this. I I think it's actually important. To me, it strikes me. We're at Har Sinai and Hashem says to Moshe Rabbeinu, Go speak to Klal Yisrael, nation prepare to keep wash them. I am going to come to some place Klal Yisrael should prepare for Kabbalat Torah. They should wash their garments. Keep some wash your garments. A big A big day is coming Kabbalat Torah. They should be prepared for the third day. Keep the young Schliemann on the third day and Schliemann come. To the eyes of God's Klal Yisrael, Hashem is going to come on Har Sinai. Hashem is going to be all of Klal Yisrael is going to see Hashem on Har Sinai. And Klal Yisrael surrounds the mountain. Lay more, but tell them. Keep all the means to make volume, to make boundaries. Make boundaries. The nation is around us. Sinai make boundaries. What does that mean? Lay Mar tell him Klaal Yisrael, "He sham lachem. He sham as always a lay say say sham lachem. Be careful. Al Yis Bahar, you're not allowed to climb the mountain. Off-limits. When I gaya be cut say you not even to touch the outer edge of the mountain column again Bahar my see you must. It's the death sentence. You're not allowed to touch the mountain. Why? So Klaal Yisrael is around Har Sinai. Nobody touch the mountain. Hashem's there. Just see, nobody touch the mountain. Lay siga by ya, don't touch it with a hand. He suckle you suckle. Person will get skila. And beheima mish, could be an animal, could be a human being lay yichya. Will not survive. How long did this go for chever that they weren't allowed to touch the mountain? 11 months. This took place in chodesh Sivan and it went till the next year year. Why did Bez Din Bimshoch ha Yovel, when the horn blows, hema ya'alu Bahar, then they're allowed to climb the mountain. So for [clears throat] 11 months, Avram, nobody could touch Har Sinai. Yechiel, you hear this? when you hear this, Mom, I want to learn and I want to learn with you. I want to learn with you. For 11 months, Hashem told Moshe, "Tell Klaal Yisrael, nobody's allowed to touch Har Sinai." They surrounded Har Sinai. Hashem came down onto Har Sinai, but for 11 months, nobody touched the mountain. Bimshoch ha Yovel, after 11 months, the horn's going to blow. Hema ya'alu Bahar, then they can climb, they can play football on the mountain. But for 11 months, nobody could touch the mountain. Moshe Rabbeinu comes to Klaal Yisrael and he tells them to get ready. Klaal Yisrael He says, "Hey you chaim shlishi siam, let's prepare." each person had a separate from their wives. They couldn't they couldn't be intimate with their wives I'll picture Isha and on the third day is Saturday. And all of Israel was sitting at the foot of the mountain not touching the mountain of course. I see [clears throat] nice is a smoke I see that ocean cool like a smoke and and and my show that I shall come down and I shall come close my show my show come by young my show my show goes up to I shall nobody else could touch the mountain. I am I shall my show and then a very bizarre thing I shall say to my show to me this is like a striking plastic in the pressure. I was so proud a guy in Yeshiva came up to me during the learning and asked me David I am I shall my show I unfortunately don't remember who came up to me one of the guys during learning came up to me and asked So again everybody's been warned don't touch the mountain. Nobody's like touching we're surrounded my show goes up I shall say to my show raid go down. I shall just was called up go down. Hey testify to the people can you have I shall come less is I'm worried they might run up the mountain go back down. And tell them don't touch the mountain. So my show is like what they are my show my show says but you know I shall I see that they can't go up I see that he had they say but I knew you already told us lay my hug with you can actually you already told us to make boundaries so nobody's going I shall don't worry he's like weirdest plastic shows up very nervous classic and up go go tell them my show is like uh God uh I know God doesn't forget anything. You already told us." They already love Hashem. Hashem says, "Moshe, nonetheless, like right, do what I said. Go down. And you and Aaron should come up and make sure the nation doesn't come." Vayeired Moshe love Moshe tells class, he goes down. Very much the mice yet. I mom wish want to learn. Moshe Rabbeinu is warned by Moshe Rabbeinu Hashem tells Moshe to tell class nobody's allowed to touch our Sinai. Moshe [snorts] doesn't. Hashem calls Moshe Rabbeinu up, sends him down, "Tell class for the cake of our Sinai. They shouldn't run up." Moshe goes back to tell them that. Moshe says, "Uh Hashem, they can't. You told them not to already." Hashem said, "No, no, I'm worried. I'm worried. Tell them again." Moshe was like, "Sure, I'll go." Goes back and tells them. What's happening? This guy's going to And by the way, what's the deal? And by the way, what did class end up doing when Hashem started speaking Hashem? We ran away. We freaked. So, Hashem was all nervous that we'd run up the mountain. And of course, we didn't. Now, you could say maybe because we had that second warning. What's happening? So, I want to I want to I want to suggest the thought. Very strange second. I'm sure David learned the parashah. This is like, what's happening? What that conversation? The bachur asked me by the leining. He said, "Rabbi, what's this about?" He like Moshe said, "We we won't go up." Moshe said, "Don't tell them again." What is that? You have a question, What's going to So, I could you imagine, Yeshua, >> [snorts] >> a 10th grader Zach would come to Yeshiva and I would sit down. This would be There's always like I have There's a certain things I want guys to meet the Yeshiva and guys to know. I always I share very often about the garden that it's a Yeshiva believe in garden. There's a a divrei Torah I'm not looking to say something cute. I want the guys to hear what the Yeshiva is and I tried my hardest to explain the Yeshiva. Do you know part of the meeting I should tell guys that please make sure not to learn too late. I should tell I should tell a 10th grader that I really Yes, see listen to me. Listen. I I want to get proper sleep. Don't learn all night. Really not. I'm serious. 12:00 normal. Don't learn the whole night. I should start to Yoel, 12:00 you got to go to sleep. >> know if I can stop. I should tell you that when you come it should be part Yehuda. You come to Yeshiva I want to explain it. Now you who Make sure. Really. Really. Why what what I mean you I am not being sarcastic or cynical. I want Yehuda I want a normal night sleep. Don't learn the whole night. The normal night sleep. What's happening here? The guys is careless you're out of touch. It's not what I'm thinking about. Trust me. Like what do you what do you say? I think Zach that it's important to make people aware of their want for Hashem. We have a neshama that just wants to run up the mountain. I admit that we're not always in touch with that. And Hashem says to Moshe Rabbeinu go down and tell them again. Wow. Because they're not necessary there's a lot of feelings and thoughts a lot of things are going to happen when you're anochi Hashem Elokecha. It's important that Hashem tells Moshe repeat it to them. Don't run up the mountain you're not allowed. We ran away. Even if he knows we're going to run away and there reasons we run away. There's a maaseh the Bardichever a guy told the Bardichever I don't believe in Hashem. And the Bardichever told him I don't believe in the same Hashem you don't believe in. Wow. And he was telling him that you have a craving for God. I'm not It doesn't help just to say these words. The question it is how to help people access that. That space. Hashem tells Moshe, "Tell Please go back and tell them again." You know I'm worried you'll just run up to me. You know why Hashem's worried? Cuz the Yid runs after God. Cuz we have a crazy choka for Hashem. Crazy. I want to express I Like all of our people, I was looking at the hostages. Anybody who studies the story of the hostages, I can't say in every single one, in many of them you saw a crazy yearning for Hashem. Crazy. That's me and you. It's in us. We get confused. We get I was reading I was reading this morning. This morning somebody showed me an article about a guy he grew up on on his He was He was one of the best boxers. A good boxer. Not one of the best. He's a good boxer in Eretz Yisrael. And he couldn't stand Chareidim. Couldn't stand. He grew up He did not He said on Yom Kippur him and his friends would eat extra. You're talking about a guy they'd eat extra on Yom Kippur. You're talking about a guy he would see a Chareidi He would get He said he would see a Chareidi from guy he would like make fun. He said on himself that if he saw a seminary girls he would chase them to take a selfie. They'd like run from this meshuggener. >> [laughter] >> He said on himself He said they'd run from this guy was a He The guy today is a shomer Torah u'Mitzvos. Serves Hashem b'simcha u'v'sason u'v'chol ha'shir. Yehuda? And I was reading about this guy's journey, Yechiel. It's so obvious. I don't know, David, if he understood it that even his making fun, it's I've had parents The funniest thing I've had parents tell me, "I can't believe my kid smoke. I can't believe he smokes. He used to rip the smokers. Do you know if your seventh grade kid gets angry at smokers, he's probably going to smoke? Probably. Your kid who doesn't care about smoke, doesn't get angry at the smoke. This guy I would have predicted would become a chareidi. What's he chasing girls or because he cuz there's something inside that's like if he just apathetic, okay, so he doesn't care. If something's rialing him up, I said a shear in Florida a a week ago. I said a shear in Florida and there were a couple of kids being very like cynical. They're my guys. I promise you I like them more than anybody in the room. I'm telling you What? Of course that's the guy probably. If you want to know who's coming in every yeshiva in the country, whoever knocks at most ninth grade, you should just ask him inside cuz it's a sugia by you. It's a sugia. I mean the other way. I said a shear in Florida. The guys who are most likely like cynical, like upset, that's my guy. I became three guys with Everybody's sitting in the room three guys were like They were like upset. They were like shut up. They were They're my guys. I spoke to them only to them. Afterwards we like hit it off. We're good friends. Mamish good. The cynicism is they're grappling with something whether they know it's not conscious. They're like grappling with stuff. Oh, like what was that If you find yourself grappling with something, it usually means that you're handling something. There's some There's something you're you're battling. You're struggling with something. You're you're handling something. Parents like express I can't believe my kid smoke. He used to rip all the smoker. That's the I can't believe he doesn't smoke. He used to rip the smokers. I can't believe he doesn't smoke. Your kid who's like ripping the smokers is he's grappling with it. Doesn't [laughter] mean he'll smoke. It means he's struggling with it. He's It's a battle. He's afraid of it. You're so stupid. So I want to express that it's important to know with this guy it's interesting and it's like funny to me. He was talking about his deep change. I used to like beat up the ram. Now I'm one of them. You were beating them up you of course cuz you weren't dressed cuz it was negative to you. There was something in you stirring. >> Wow. >> That was one he I don't know if the guy helps that he looked at it what a change from fighting them. I would bigger change would be David if a guy said I like didn't care and now I'm a karate. Wow. That's a change. You were beating them up yeah a lot you're probably going to become a karate. Like what are you chasing getting mad? What are you There's something stirring inside of you. There's something you're grappling with. It's funny that he made it. I came like they would show in the article it was like the distance from there. That's not the distance. Hashem says to Am Yisrael says my told them that I'm very worried they're going to run up the higher is a very important space to find out. Anybody who studies Kabbalah Satyre a part of Kabbalah Satyre is discovering where neshama's No you're not. who have a big craving for Hashem. That's part of Kabbalah Satyre. It says we saw that which is usually only heard. Rayam as at Kailas. We saw the neshama's usually only heard about. It's like a distance it's faint. We saw that which is heard means we had access to our souls. We understood like oh my gosh I'm a neshama. We all have moments where we see that which is heard. It's very humbling. >> I remember once I found my neshama from the guys in the shiva. I found my neshama. And I remember once I I I usually don't like malls. It's a dangerous place for a boy. I don't love malls. I brought my wife and daughter and I had come from the shiva. >> No I'm not knocking the mall. Sometimes there's a lot of crowds, sometimes it could be better. Sometimes it would be better for you not to be there. I went with my wife and daughter and I had come from here and I was like very in touch with my neshama. It was like not a big deal. It was not a big deal to be in the wall. I was like very in touch. I was like in a neshama. Roy you miss a Kailis to see that which is normally heard. I want to express that my shoe was told by Kabbalah Satire. Go tell them. Tell them again. I told them already they're not going to do it. Tell them again that I'm worried you'll run up the mountain. Tell them that. Tell them that. Tell the guy don't learn with you. Tell me how don't learn all night. That's not I promise the party that wants to learn the whole night and more. There's a part that wants Hashem. There's a part that wants Hashem. The neshama just wants Hashem. Zehu wants Hashem. If we could access access that self for ourself that part, that place They died. There's Sugyas. There's Sugyas always act often. Why did that guy make fun of him because he was afraid of it. But it's important for him to be aware. It's funny it bothered me that even today he doesn't I I don't know if he doesn't happen he's not talking about that. You were interested. You were very What do you think you're Why were you He's writing I would purposely include What are you Why are you doing that? Because something's calling you. Because there's something hitting you. It's important to be a hacks to wear that. A guy in the Shiva Daffin a bocher told me more uh more than one occasion. I'm thinking of a specific walk with a guy. He said Rebbe when I'm when I'm 20 like he said an age I'm going to I'm going to get stuck. So I said [snorts] to the guy, "Do you think that you're you're you're accessing a voice? Do you think the voice say is saying a date to you? What you're saying is and I said that's cool. Say I'm 20. What you're saying is is that there's a place in that wants something. Your answer and getting say I'll do what I'm 20. I said, "Good, I hear your answer. I hear what you're saying. Could I stop for a second before?" You're telling me there's a place in you that's asking for something. That's cool. So, that's a very cool thing. You're like putting words to it. I'll do what I'm 20. Okay, I hear what I hear what your parents says. But, you you don't know what to deal with something. There's something that's cool. I like I like the guys know that I love Avi Friedler so alive. I like when we find that part [music] in us that wants to live. That wants to live. That's That's That's like asking for something of his. So, this possuk David that that Hashem says to us, "Wow, who does that come?" Who does that come? Do you need a hug? Yisrael Mayor, great to see you. Daniel, interesting suck him though. Very fast man. Shmuel you mask him I love David. Michal you mask him to this chat that he warns twice. Why read about him? Ev- Evyatar Yochai Low. It's important to access that space to be aware. I'll Could I Could I do chuva? Rebbe Nachman talks about changes over the years. I want to do a chuva with the Amida. I used to make fun and I don't I'm I'm Please, I don't know what's going to be Purim. But, I want to express I used to make fun Rebbe. I want to learn. I'm doing I'm saying here, "I ask mechila. I'm wrong. It's very good." I The guys say, "Rebbe, I want to learn." So, that's cool. Maybe worth the whole Purim to find out. You told me the guy made fun of it like like I don't care like anybody else. I made fun of it. I didn't understand before I knew you guys the inner world wasn't as important to me. Do you You I think it's amazing guys I want to learn that's crazy that's cool. Maybe worth the whole term. A guy is a deep breath so fresh and tired and for you to sky. So guy crazy you can make fun and I was the guy making fun. I want to learn just go learn. Why you make fun? A guy is drinking and what rushes out is an opinion is is something Nicholas guy and Yossi side. It's very important that you want here I shall even tell us call you throw you should know they want to run up the mountain. It's cool a guy you surprise he just want to learn. You do well. It's very cool. Be present to that. Be present you found something. There's what to be aware of there's what to know. Say that I'm scared but say that I don't want certain things but say that I get tired there a lot of things. I'm afraid that it's cool. It's cool but I the joke of the inner the sham when I touch when I'm aware of my inner the sham a very important moments for me. Today when I'm like aware of that fire I do have a fire and so do you and so does him and when I feel that a guy put him and exposes the fire. I manage one a sham that's crazy. It's funny that today I didn't think. >> to send this to my contest. >> [laughter] >> It's funny right that it that it that it's more important to me today that in there I was more concerned about the my sir. So it's like what's the guy saying I want to learn so learn. It's a big thing. It's my guy the rats and there's a big joke in here. Tell them they want to run up the higher. The guy accesses that place a very cool thing. I get past that place. What do you say? >> past that. I'm saying when you the only time you get to that place >> to that place. You present it's very cool. >> the place that he's talking about you're drunk you're not really present. What? Yeah but like you're not the next the next morning the next morning you might forget your presentness. People tell them you will you will manage ask my it's cool. That's my shrub that's how I shall tell my tell call you throw that they want to go It's a big It's not a It's not a clinic. Why did I make fun of it? I wasn't that sensitive to the inner world. It didn't move me. Now I would like to That inner world is a very beautiful I ask parents, by the way, I say to mothers, "Does your 10th grader ever say anything like, 'Mom, you'll see one day.'" And an unhealthy person puts that down. "Barrel, you always say that." A healthier person like say that again. Wow, say that A healthier person like hears it. I want to know Lally. There were four finalists for the best color for the best color of the year. If these two would have been here, would they have been finalists or you who then Schliemann? You both? Oh, you think I got the most star? It was still half time, probably half time the Super Bowl we should announce probably. And now he's no longer a Ranger. What team did he go to? At least he went to LA team, but it would have been worse if he stayed local. What's the shot? What's the shot there? What's the shot? You don't know? I always I always wanted Daniel. You know, baseball there's trades and so it's like you get like for a player to be named later is like a bag of baseballs. How does it feel to the guy like a guy's been traded? Like Imagine a league's like you're traded. How could you trade in a good player? It's a stickle cousin. If you're traded and you it's goes the other way. So wow, you value me. Like me for Yets, you value me. When a guy hears he's traded for a player to be named later, it means like like they got a bag of baseballs for you. Like how does the guy feel? >> [laughter] >> Then everybody gets angry so he knows all. No, but how does he feel? He comes back to play the Rangers in the next game against the San Diego Chargers. He was traded for a lot. But a bunch of draft picks. It feels good, honey. What do you mean? A player to be named later means like No. A draft pick to be named later. They traded him for some cash. >> Cash. 200,000. Like we didn't even we don't even know who we traded. Yeah. Yeah. >> we don't really care. Just we'll take whatever. How does the guy feel like that? I yeah, he can't feel very good. You're on one team and then you're traded for a guy that's coming back. Like if you if you change trade for a good player, you for Yales, you got to be If you're traded like for that team like we'll get an extra basketball to practice with. It's a What the hell is the common denominator like with two teams? What what is The it's there's a reason sometimes >> with this guy? What what is it? Sometimes it's positions. We have two of those positions. There's reasons. It's always money, Rabbi. It always comes down to money. You know that I'm happy you're home. What color you got? Very low orange hair. All right. Does that look a little bit like a spray tan? Chelsea. You know what I'm saying? It's so good. No, you got very good hair. >> And the hair looks great also. Judah, you're a freaking idiot. You who does back home. We needed you in the Feels very good to have the boys back. We probably should do another in Shabbos this week. This Shabbos was a league. Zack, I like this pair Shabbos. Just felt good to be and then all the Hebrew came. Swee went to his house. Oh, yes. Swee played. It's dark, man. Swee went to play. Who does stop sweet? We're all there. Yeah. Where or when? Sweet winter play. Now you can I swear you There's still UV. I mean he's so like a great color. Look at that beard. Good looking dude. It's true. True story. Freezing. Donny. Good to be back home. Effie, thank you for being here. What a shabbos. Avraham, you enjoyed the shabbos. Elite, no? Good to have everybody back home. One more. You skied Avraham? Are you probably getting ridiculously good at skiing? Are you upset the warm weather's coming? Well, you can't lose Avraham. I like that guys here ski. It's cold is good. We ski and then it gets warm. It's just good and good. >> Have you heard about the park? No. >> Chica built a whole uh A rails. >> park over there. Yeah, the whole rope to pull you up. Really? Yeah. Chica Chica Chica built stuff. Where? Yeah. Are they doing the football kick this year? Is that This is the final climb is the football kick this year. Last year last year it was all ice snow. Who were the finalists? Stop complaining. Who? Of course Chica like David Claire, who was he against? The finalists last year for the kicking, the field goal. David Claire against David won on the kick. David got in the basket. Yeah, he did. David doesn't know about my kick. Who was he against last year for the kick? Are you I heard Elio Wormt I was like kicking all year like preparing for tonight. >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, in my basement every night. 30 minutes A bunch of teams could have used you this year in the playoffs. >> [laughter] >> What time I think tonight? They're doing a field goal kick there. Everybody knows about your left leg. He's got a big time leg. I'll say Australia is with soccer, man. Oh. Actually, one Israeli may win. That'll be cool. You know what? I kick football. Have a have an outstanding day. Thank you, guys. Great year. Rebby All right. How is it like Modzitzer's such like a humbling experience? Why was he worried that like he literally died when he spoke? They say that just says the neshama's fall out of their bodies in rain. Like they literally like there's such a thing like no one I feel like something so like great. You don't want to like obviously want to get close, but like I'm feeling like there's like a level to where you're just like I'm too small to like Who am I to like >> and die. I don't know. I touch the neshama and I see what happens to them. Some say the dying is like big madregas. Yes. We need a study. Y'all, I'm thrilled you were here. Effie, sit down. Effie, sit down. We're going to meet. It's right now 4:08. At 4:23. At 4:00, no, no, 4:30. Oh, baby. Avi, Avi Rebby Avi, you going to bring me a cup? I I have my You who that? You ever pass each other on the highway? Yeah. Yeah, I'm not sure. I actually saw you in the way. Do not step.