When Shluchim Tell People It’s Time to Move

It was nice knowing you for the last four or five years. To build on that question, I grew up hearing, I don't want to say names, I grew up hearing that there were certain shluchim that lived in certain communities where after a person became close to Chabad and started to become from and had to start sending their children to proper Jewish education schools, the shliach used to tell the guy, "It was nice knowing you for the last four or five years. I strongly suggest you put your house on the market and you move to a more from community. Hasta la vista. Have a good day." Has that changed? >> I think, you know, you said you remember hearing a story. There's always a story about someone, you know what I mean? This happened, that happened, this guy said that. >> can give you the communities and rabbis' names, I just don't want to do it in front of >> I know. I'm saying this I'm sure there were people. There The same amount of people you have shluchim that cry that the second they bring somebody in and the second they make him a little bit from and especially the second they get him more involved, he needs to leave cuz he needs a chinuch for his kids. So, it's like again, I think it's important to stay away from like the judgment. I think it's more important to just like the issue itself is valid. There are shluchim living in places that when they bring somebody in, it might not make sense for them to live there anymore. You know what I mean? Like there's no Jewish day school. What do you What do you want to do? Like they then they're putting their kids on the online school. Like that's normal.