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The Best Bite Of The Sandwich

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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You have a meal, ate it, it's good, but there's there's a lot left or there's a little bit left. You don't want it to make it too much because then it becomes and wasteful. But you have, you know, that little bit that it's not no one's really, you know, you can't like keep this for tomorrow. It's not enough to be an actual meal. It's a uh it's not enough for you to to keep it for any other person to eat it. Uh it's it's just enough. And it's usually the best bite. The best bite of the sandwich is the last bite of the sandwich. The best bite of of a dish is usually the last one or two bites. Those are the best bites. It has the flavoring of all the other stuff that you had on it. It's usually the best bite. That best bite, don't have it. Not every day. Don't go crazy and start crying. Oh, I can't believe it. Rabbi Rubin's crazy. Not every day, once a week. He says twice a week, three times a week, every meal. Depends on you. But that best bite, don't have it. And that in itself will build a spiritual immune system that will strengthen your ability to overcome sins. Because once you learn how to control yourself with the things that are permitted, needless to say, you're going to be much more careful with the things that are forbidden. in.