The Tiny Shul in the Sefer HaShluchim

The finances don't allow us to bring Mashiach. That How do the finances work? I mean, again, I think Chabad is continuously growing to the point that what we thought was financially impossible then is today like a I mean, in the in the safe Rush Lukin, right now I'll just tell you a funny story. In the safe Rush Lukin, >> It's four volumes. >> The four volumes that were left on the Rebbe's desk, everybody knows, right? So, in there is my father's first thing that he built. Okay, so you were in the shul. You You came to Atlanta. So, you were also there. You remember the daily shul? >> Yeah. >> You know, like the where the base medrash is? That small room? So, at the time, it was from the first things that Chabad had built, not bought. Like ground-up construction. Okay, it's this little It's the base medrash. Ground-up construction. In the safe Rush Lukin, which is made in the early '90s, >> Early '90s. >> it's a two-page spread across the whole thing. As if it was this massive kibosh. I mean, if you would look at that today, it would be considered like a like No one would even have the bush to build that. You know what I mean? It was like I can't build something that small. So, whenever you talk about what are going to be the finances, it's taka a question. I don't know the answer to everything. I have some ideas. I'm happy to discuss them. I think we'll talk about them. But, um but the finances are just a technical problem. And we can't become limited axiomatically to the point of like, "Well, there's like there's just the finances just don't allow it." The finances don't allow us to bring Mashiach. That's what you just said. The finances are not stopping us from bringing Mashiach. We can figure that out.