I was 30 and I'd NEVER been on a COMPUTER

When you talk about yourself, you're very shy and slow and hesitant and soft-spoken. And when you talk about other people, you light up and you know their biography. >> I'm just trying to give you a little bit of a picture. >> There are 13,000 shirum online. It's hitting deep. It resonates with people. That's why it's so popular. But tell us about yourself, your background, where you grew up. Did you when you were a little boy, picture I want to be teaching on Torah anytime. I want so many people clicking and watching and learning with me. I doubt that at your bar mitzvah they they gave you that braha. You know, I had never been on a computer in my entire life. I was 30 years old. I had not been on a computer. People recognize that if you put time into something, people appreciate it. People appreciate that you value their time. You know, you have people who are doctors, who are lawyers, who are academics, and they spent many, many years not just studying, but studying in a professional way. So, why should Torah be treated any less?