Welcome to the Ari and Isaac daily live brunch.

Good morning to the west coast, good afternoon to the east coast, and good evening to the Middle East. The Middle East, Israel. I don't know if Israel and the Middle East is the same thing. I'm not sure about that. Look at that sunset. You know what's amazing? No, that same that same son is is here also, by the way. Yeah, I think about that a lot. When I have a um when I'm in America and I speak to someone here, I think about that a lot. That same exact sun is doing a beautiful sunset right now for you. Um when I I mean, it's not sunrise here, but it's it's already, you know, like it's it's 10:00 a.m. heating up. It's heating up the desert and then in in the east coast I don't know if they see the sun today but it's um it's the afternoon. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. It's very weird. Very weird. It also that same sun heats up the desert by you guys and yesterday I think it was pouring rain in the east coast. Yeah. So uh Yeah. Yeah. So we are on the way to with a stop in andas and at the end of the day looks like there was an accident on this uh thing. Um and we're going for the full night mem full night. What is like a episode recording or something or just what a what a day. What a day. It it's happening at night but it's a what a day. It's an organization. I can't tell you which one. some people will guess by themselves. I think I don't know why some organizations do not want me to say um and and and show anything before the reason I hold this if you've seen my water days it has a lot of frames on the way when I go from place to place. So this is what I this is the way I look when I catch them. Um right now we have an ambulance on our left. So I'm catching that as footage. Looks like there was a major accident here. Uh, a lot of people. Not sure if it was major. M. Oh, boy. Two cars. Yeah, looks like 10 people outside. This is, by the way, this driver, his name is Elaza, and he lives in Mirron. Like, they his parents live in Miron. Oh, wow. So, yeah. And he's he's only 21, and he has a um a driver um station. Station. He has a station for drivers. Meaning you call him, he gets your driver from anywhere to anywhere in Israel. Can you imagine that? Yeah. Me at age 21, I didn't even know what my name is, how to spell my name. So, uh, it's funny to me. Um, I think today's generation just goes more and more and more. Even by the satar, I saw a bunch of people um that are very young that have legit businesses. I was I was sad and happy at the same time, right? Okay. So, this is that and last minute washem yesterday and a day before somebody really really pushed me to book a more night and I didn't think it's possible because I need to be home on for shabas. Um, and I have a family and they deserve me at home for shabas. They claim they want me at home. So I I want to make the effort. Um so and and I found a flight Friday morning leaving here Friday morning 11:00 a.m. And because the hours are so we arrive in New York, New York, 4 hours before showers, me. It's a shame. Wow. So hopefully everything works out. That's a shame. Yeah, that's a shame. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Amazing. Amazing. So, these are these are the video crew. These guys. So, this guy is going to be driving us for the next 10 to 12 hours, depending how long it's going to take. The videographer is sitting in the back. Nali, say hi. That's Napali. Hello. He's Ah, there he is. He says hi. Um, he's one of the most professional videographers in Israel. Hi. Hands Hands down. hands down. Um, I love working with him. I'm very lucky when he's available. Basham, most of the time I book him in advance. Like if I know I come, I tell him right away, like a month before, two months before, it doesn't matter. Um, so I'm lucky to have him here. And we're going to have on the way back that the guy from the place is already up north. So we're going to have him also. We're both going to sit in the back and he's going to sit in the front. I'm sitting in front only till uh to get some shots from the way. Interesting shots. Nice. Are you seeing my status at all? Are you seeing my status? So, the honest truth is I don't have status. Wow. Let's talk about that really now. Yeah. So, okay. So, so the mala is that you actually don't know nothing and I have to tell you everything was scratch. The is that you probably are skipping half of my experiences here because I don't remember all of them. So, if you would have seen the status, you would have known what to ask me about and I would go on and on and on. But the ma is that you actually don't know. So, you're like point blank. What are you doing now? It's interesting. Why don't you have status? Okay, good question. So, two things happened. Number one, I realized that it's a major distraction in my life. Um, I realized also the addiction of status, I think, is more than any other platform. And I I've seen it by trying to reach people and they wouldn't look at my message for a day or at all. yet status was and so much of it was nonsense but they were seeing it. So I was like this is a crazy addiction and I came to the point where I was fed up and I said there's too much distractions in my life. I got to start cutting down. It's either distractions or I'm going to start doing stuff in my life. Other guy off other going to be in default mode and just all these stuff flying in my feed and status and whatever taking over my whole day and making me start the day in like a days like so that was one thing that I came to this conclusion. The second thing was that you probably heard about this majority that happened in now was a few months ago and one of the things was it was about promoting people to make like the um how do you say technology upgrades exactly such type of things. So what happened was I'll tell everybody's story it's interesting story and it's a lesson also really Dr. sabot was planned years ago. I think it was like seven years ago when this ever came up with idea almost eight. Yeah. Wow. And that's when everybody started like um in you had to sign and everybody know the different madas and one of the things the madaga that I signed on came along with no stats basically. Now what happened was very interesting. So just like I I basically got rid of status then but then you know the came and said hey you're missing out and this and that and I got it back I got it back on. What when did he come for dinner? You're like came for a meeting. We had we were discussed he said there's no way you got to go back. I love this. Yeah. Yeah. He came right away. Um, so what happened was I was like, "Hey, you know, he he he came up with a good fashion." He told me when you signed for that sabotage, so it's not the sabotage yet. Enjoy life. Fine. So that's what I did. I got status back and the whole time it was bothering me. I'm like, "Come on, you signed, man. What's going on with you?" Back and forth. And I kept and I kept pushing it off. I said, "But one thing's for sure. I am not flying from Arizona to this and I lied that I signed on a document that I won't have it. I'm going to be standing there dancing with with status, right? I the day before the day before that's when I did the day before I put on this filter. I also had to switch I switched from a phone a smartphone to a tablet that day and all my kids watched it. I got rid of the status and I took the phone and in the garbage. Okay. So I I have too much to say but first of all how do you say ka cavod in in in in Yiddish English? How do you say that? Full respect. Full respect is a good one. Okay. Yeah. Now, you've said so many things I can resonate with. I can I can agree on, but I don't understand how you have WhatsApp without status. How does that work? Yeah. So, there's a special filter that that you could do that. Basically, they install a filter and they let you only get messages without without the without the status. You can't like you try to click on it, it's not going to go. That's interesting. I I I thought such a thing exist. I didn't know. I didn't know. Wow. That's very interesting. Okay. So, you don't have status at all. Wow. So, I got to scroll back. Oh, who who wrote something? No, it's a a spammer. A spammer. Okay, we're getting big if we have spammers already. Um, you know what's funny? Um, by the way, if you're here, please comment. Yeah. And say hi. At least hi. Yeah. Um, this is this is so no status. WhatsApp now that you were there, right? You didn't you made that decision. Are you how how long ago is it that you have no status already? Um, let's see. It was right before Peter. I would say it missed. Definitely 3 months. So how has it been progress in ten in of in work? That's question number one. Question number two, is there times that you regret it le you're missing a lot of because you don't even know about them, right? So I'll tell you the truth. I I've done it in the past. So I know I knew the regrets that come along with it. And to me, I'm so convinced that the benefits override for me that I'm not even regretting it. Yes, I know I'm missing information, but I knew it's going to come along with missing information and I made a decision that I'm going to be fine with missing information and I'll go further with you. I know it's I know like like I would let's say I would post a link to you know the these these type of stuff which actually actually another thing that happened was I figured out mamish two days ago how I could somehow forward like a post the status. So actually yesterday was like an increase because yesterday I learned how to do it. This was increase of viewers on the show. But I myself cannot see what I posted and I can't see anybody else's status. But interesting. But when I made the decision, I didn't know that and I knew it's going to come along with that price. But I was I'm totally ready. It's like a worthwhile deal for me. You know, it's like you put a down payment for a house, it's costing you money, but you're getting a house. It would I was I'm so in. Right. Right. Interesting. Interesting. Okay. Now, so that's not missing out. What about progress at work? Did you actually see that you are more active or more productive? I could say that I'm definitely more focused. Am I yet 100%? No. I do. I still have other things. Yes, there's LinkedIn, there's And definitely I felt a change. I I felt more of a focus. I felt status was a real distract, you know, was really distracting me every day. I agree. I agree 100%. I agree 100%. It is. Yeah. Um, yeah, it's it's the whole the whole phone thing is a I never have it 100% if it's if I'm more gaining or more losing by having a phone. And also I'll never know the answer to it. There's definitely times that I lose and definitely times that I gain. I don't know what is what. There's this guy also that I watch on LinkedIn. He interviews a lot of successful business people and and he always asked them their advice and what they you know what they did what they felt was a shift in their life and one of them one of them actually said that a shift in his life was he started a new business and he says he shut off all social media. He said no distraction whatsoever. I was like wow wow wow wow. You know what that means? We sitting here being inspired by this means that one day or another this phone is going bye-bye and we forget about social media. We plan we we technically vanish from planet Earth. I mean from the virtual world this is going to happen one day. Yeah. Yeah. So so honestly I was having conversation with someone. And I was telling you know how back then how hard it is. And I'm like I mean like I I said as aution like what am I going to do the whole day and and like you hear what you're saying? You talk. Yeah. It's sad. Sad. It's sad. 10 years ago. Sad. You would tell someone that this is coming the person would say like you're nuts. And now like I said that out of my mouth. What am I going to do all day? It's It's crazy. It's crazy. We are so hooked to this piece of metal. It's crazy. And And as much as I try to get rid of it, um at in New York, Bashem, most of the time I have only my flip phone. When I walk out of the office, it does give me, but I still have that drive. I got to run back to the office to check if someone said the best. By the way, you're you're you were part of my inspiration when you told me that you don't take it out of the office and then I realized sometimes on a Friday you wouldn't respond till a Sunday or a Monday. I was like that was just Yeah. Friday. So Friday is very strong. Um after I don't have a phone at all, not flip phone, nothing. This Friday is going to be my first real challenge in a long time because I'm landing four hours before Shabas. I need to turn on the phone just to get home. Like I don't need to have it, but I just need to get a taxi or whatever. May, you know what? Maybe I don't need it. I don't know. It's going to be after 12 hours not having a phone. So, I'll be tempted. I'll be very tempted. So, we'll see what happens. I always tell myself there got to be a way to live without it. can be that big of myself. No, there is definitely but when I come to you understand yourself there's so much going on besides all the statuses that I put up and there's lots of them and very interesting ones and Isaac I'm sorry at least for this part for you not seeing I can't send you all the clips so many um for you not seeing this part it's very exciting even for me to watch I was this trip was so condensed with good stuff I'm so happy, Hashem. Wow, what a blessing. Even the fact that I'm getting because I wouldn't have time to go stamite. So, I'm going to be back by by more and more. Um, but so I don't have a choice just to have it. And next week, I'm going to have a a trip to America. Central America. No, South. North America, I think. North. Where's Where's Brazil? North America. South America. Yeah. South. Yeah. Yeah. So, I'm going to go to South America somewhere. Not to Brazil. I'm going to go some um next week. Well, that that we're going to talk about next week that this we're not talking this week about this. Now, I'm going to answer all. So, uh so what am I saying? Yeah. Okay. I'm ready. So, we we had this guy um that we told him we'll give him the the interview. I'm losing you. We had the guy that we told him we'll give him the Okay. So, yeah. Yeah. I'm going to pull up his question. He's live. Let me see. Hopefully, I won't lose you. But you could see me now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, yesterday we spoke about how me and you met and how we started with the daily live. So, first of all, whoever is tuning in today. This is an interview with Moilman. He has a Eshko on Ivelt and he's doing an interview with me and today the question is for me and Ari together. So, and by the way, he messaged me that he did see your latest What a Day. So, don't don't worry about that. Now, he's asking what's your best episode. So Mosia, you're referring to what a day, correct? Let me see if I can pull this up. He's probably referring to what a day and he's probably not going to like my answer if he's not a fan of me. But this is going to be my answer and I'll explain why. What's going on? I'm with you. Maybe some uh We're good. Yeah. Go. Okay. So, he's he's talking about what a day, right? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So, if he's sat me, he's probably not going to like my answer, but it is rebellion. First of all, because of the views. It's 50,000 views just on YouTube itself. So, it's my be most viewed episode. Um, I believe that with the eight platforms existing, it's more than double, meaning it's about 150,000. That's what I would believe because most of my viewers are not on YouTube. So, that is the most watched episode. Now, I can say why it was the most meaningful episode for me so far is because mentions and a couple hundred of them that we know of side that rebell got messages s that I got messages and by the way I I myself got a crazy and beautiful message yesterday last night because I was putting up status rebell a beautiful nice written message I put it up on status maybe I can find it here can I share my screen I don't know I I I don't want to mess up the thing the live but beautiful messages of people that started learning after years just like me and I know that SNA doesn't like the idea of Dafoi itself. I didn't understand ever why and gladly someone could come up and tell me why uh be in touch with Isaac can come up and explain why you don't like Domi but you agree with me that I kept aside for a long time and now is learning every single day. It doesn't matter which shape and platform it is. It's a very um I could talk about myself to learn 90% of the days I learn it's it's crazy every single day I learned I was the two days in I never did this before and I'm sure some people watching or some people would know who does that and and this is a commitment that you don't have that need to go every day almost for an hour. It's it's it's a crazy thing to think of. So, manab the way I see it, I hope there is more, but the way I see it, this is finally a way of me getting some mahab. Wow. Yeah. Honestly, um you I think we're losing you, but I I think we lost you. Okay, good. Yeah, I can hear you now. Honestly, the writes with the with the you know with the I'm going to add one more thing and and especially on this rebell is for me very very important and I last yesterday morning I was sobbing with them personal story personally I don't like for that reason I still don't open the itself in when we started my Now I now I can tell it publicly because I did it already for the episode and I did it just cuz I saw how many people joined because I'm so open about it. Um it's it it's sad. That's exactly what happened. The first week that we started the there was a and whoever did good on the they gave him he gave out donuts and donuts in is not a thing till today. That's like a popular thing. They have punchkas. They have these uh the one with the Yeah. So the yeah today it's more available donuts but it's still not something you're going to give out to kids 30 years ago when I was a kid to hide it was nobody saw this it was like a no like you and he bought donuts for everyone it was only me and one more the neb from the class that failed the the the the and we didn't get one so far it didn't bother me in one second it didn't bother me I said okay I failed the I don't have it my eyes were popping out but I didn't say anything. And 2 minutes later, they're all like gobbling up their donuts and licking it from all sides. And you understand a kid 30 years ago in Israel seeing this chocolate donut. Ah, I was crazy. I can still feel it when I talk about it. But one kid started saying bisme bisme. You know what that means? Yes. You're so jealous. You're so jealous. And the whole class was chanting you're so jealous. You're so It killed me. It killed me and I think that was the main reason that I can't look at the sad meaning when I do open sometimes when I sit by everybody. Look at that. But the best part Oh, I think I lost you. Did I lose you? You still here? We're here. We hear you. Yeah, I'm going to come back in. You're going to have to come back in. Yeah. Yeah. One second. I I You probably can hear me, but you Yeah, you know already. Give me a second. Yeah, Arie's come back in. He got a phone call. Still learning how to get past that. But I could just imagine I could just imagine what happened there with this. There he is. Hold on. Yeah, you can hear me. Yeah, you can hear me. Yep. Okay, good. So, so sorry about that. So, where was I? um the donuts and the and the so so even when I sit by everybody has open I can't sit without so I look at the m or the art scroll on the side I never learned from the itself there's something that it aches me it aches me I I can't stand it in not only it's exciting the emails and the jokes and the m and the and the and the stories and the mulim that he packs you with so you don't really feel the Can of Gimo and I'm doing this forever understands. Oh wow. I didn't know about this. What is going on? Oh my gosh. What is this? What was that? How do you do that? I don't even know how to do that again. What was that? That was so funny. Oh, this is all live. I love this. Great. Um, not only that the belly is so exciting. Interesting. One second. We're still not sure what motion caused it. I know. No, I don't know. It might happen again. I Yeah, I might figure it out soon, but I I I really want to finish this story. It's not only for me, it was life-changing. It gave me the first time a chance for this world that's called gimm. I have kids that learn and and and and I and and I see that every Yid is into Gim and I felt I felt like I I I was dropped out of Kaso for a long time. and Rebelli gave that back to me that that chance of being um able to also learn and also by the feel part of even I didn't finish every single bing and I didn't understand every single sigya but he has these AI images that come up in the middle to explain sigas he has these beautiful charts when we say charts we're thinking about a few boxes and abay because that's what we had no no his charts are full of motions with characters. He has these menchies walking up and down. It's so fun. It's so exciting. And then he has 3D models, stories. Oh boy. Losing you again. Chopped up. Losing you. Oh boy. Losing you. Ari is it is it me or is it Ari? Could someone come in in the comments? Say who's the connection issue here? Just write Ari or write Isaac. Nothing. Oh, hurry. We're back. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 28 minutes. Okay. Um, what what was I saying last? I can't remember about that. Really giving you that chance, right? Not only um exactly the sheet is so exciting. He has a whole team of editors working on 3D um models that explain interesting things and with with a jokey way, with a fun way. And then there's all these characters, meaning all the people sitting by the table. You start knowing knowing them cuz there's so many cameras around and you're getting to know personalities there. It's just such a gem and a pleasure. You feel like you're part of a big movement family. Sometimes I get up with such a bad mood and I turn on the doaf and it goes, "Good morning, Rob." It it it wakes me up. It gets me alive. It gets me excited. And even if I don't make it through the whole DA that day for for any other reason, but I had the emails and I had the beginning of the daff, it feels so good. And then there's the punch line that you didn't expect. Once a person goes forward spiritually, even if he learns a little bit more every day, automatically it spills over in all his other areas. And these this is things that people comment every single day. They send them emails and and and it changes lives of people. It's not just the all of a sudden your midion more. All of a sudden you're speaking less. It's an automatic response. When your gets its it when your soul gets it it's it's food. It it automatically g gives you a higher you're more powerful. you're more it's it's less harder for you. And oh boy, you're more Jewish. You're more in your So everybody here should try it at least once or twice. Starting with the Zulu. By the way, nobody's paying me for this part, but I really believe that this is going to give you the the the the spark, the excitement, the push that you are looking for in the dry Judaism that we fall into in the day delayed life. Unfortunately, if you sometimes feel dry about Judaism, this is a good opportunity. Really good opportunity and the right it's a userfriendly it's a user friendly opportunity. Next Friday we started with which is a very exciting ma to start with where it has a and stuff and stories. And by the way when he when there's a story he makes a whole animation for it. It's beautiful. the gimm comes to life to to to relatively you can understand it you can relate to it bam it's it's worth every bit so I highly encourage you Isaac to try it and you don't have to wait till next Friday you can start today if you want to go back the sh yesterday I was very involved in the sh you'll see me over there joking around with him and everything I can just imagine um yeah I saw that one where you showed up I'm here the whole time you're still there um yeah I saw that one when you showed up when he showed up. I saw that. Um, hey, let's not forget we have to get we have to finish up this interview with this um sadic. So, first of all, he writes that he is that he is a fan of Dafi. Um, then he's writing about what the Sou had to say about Dafi. Um, some spooky stuff over there. And then maybe maybe maybe one day maybe one day we'll do an episode if someone wants to come up and explain because I think I'm on one page with you about that. You know what I mean? And I think it's an amazing project and and and for me you know Saru is holy stuff. I I'm named after him. So maybe if if someone listening here would want to come up one day and explain it. Obviously for me and everything is we'll never ifadic said something. highly gated side data and we respect it but more if someone would want to just explain it to hear the the other side because I myself never went down to understand exactly what it was but the next question that he's asking is what's with the RCCS episode you what's the question what's the question what's with the RCC episode. I didn't hear you. What What's with it? Where is it? I don't know. You're getting chopped up. I'm going on the highway. So, yeah. Yeah. RCCS episode. Yeah. Masel's decided that he wants to show it at tea parties for the next year. So, it's probably going to go out somewhere. Okay. That answers that. Let's see if there's anything else. Give me one second here. Okay, so he's asking. You hear me? Yeah. Yeah. Now I hear you. What do you say? He's asking. Oh, wow. It's funny. When I go to see the question, hear me. What do you say to all new nonprofessional vlogs? H, by the way, I'm still embarrassed to ask, what's a vlog? This is good stuff. This is so good. Oh wow. I don't know which one is better, his question or your question. I'll start with your question so you understand his question. So his qu your question is a vlog. So you you know what a blog is? A blog? Yeah. B L O G. So this is the same thing just V video. That was biography. It was somebody sitting and scruggling what his life is all about or about a topic. And this is a vlog in a video format that you go around and write about topics or show your daily life. So like what a day is a vlog. Yes. Okay. It's a professional vlog. You bet. So first of all, first of all Oh, maybe this motion does the balloons. I don't know. I I I don't even know how to guess. Keep on keep on doing stuff cuz maybe we'll find some other balloons. Yeah. Valdi um yesterday uh first of all this is a big compliment for me that he says the nonprofessional vlogs and I'm professional one I'll take it thank you um I do put in a lot of blood sweat and tears in each one it was funny after the satar everybody including the in the show yeah you can send him this this part from the show no where's your video everybody already gave out theirs they have no idea They give out theirs live as they shoot it. If they shot it, it's out. That's it. Just like a status. But I have a lot of editing and I explained already the process. I told I showed you they can go back in our lives and and and see not in our lives in their lives and they can see we spoke about it already. But um mine takes time, blood, sweat and tears of Hashem and it is very professional. It's if you don't understand both those terms, Google it to answer such a question because if I say although I speak bad about them so and if I say they're good because he's trying to be nice. So it doesn't matter what I'm going to say about it. Um it's not going to help me. Um I could say one thing. I could say one thing. Um, it cheapened the brand very much. [Music] So my question because there's people because there's people who don't understand quality and don't care about quality and they care only about price. They don't even realize. So they'll just tell me I'm getting it for a fraction of the price. So I have nothing to say. I I'm not going to fight that back even. Not me. Right. Right. Yeah. That's a that's a that's a real, you know, broad I mean an important thing how there's price and there's cheap and there's all that and then there you get so caught up and like in a swamp of going in that route versus, you know, it's a science. stay strong with what your product is with your offer and then you know I mean this is what I hear you end up getting the right people that want that want that you know that that price tag and um in the long term you're way better off than servicing you know I don't want to call it the the you know the cheap markets because you went into the race of being the cheapest and it's like down down down down. You don't enjoy anymore what you're doing, you're dead meat versus I think I I I was there when I started. I was in a race of being cheap because I wanted to get my name in there. So, I could understand people would try to do that. Yeah, I think we covered enough this topic. I think we should move on to the next question. Okay. Uh um I wonder if you're going to want to answer this one, but he's asking what's the what's the cost of one a day? When you look at the question, I don't I don't hear you. When you looked at Oh, now I can hear you. What's the cost of one a day? Yeah. It starts at five and ends at 50. Nice. Love it. Love that answer. No need to say more. Next question. Holy shizzle. I'm surprised with this question. He's saying that latest talks is closing. What do you say about about the vlogger world? So, first of all, until I don't hear from pin these words, I won't respond. uh in favor of latest talks. I want to say that my episode there was a very inspiring strong way for me to wake up and and and do more. Um I saw my own podcast latest talks on the plane including 10 more good ones and I watched three of them on the plane. Loved every second. Pinidab is doing. I don't know if he stopped. I'm gonna ask him. I don't know. I can't I can't comment on something I don't know about. I didn't hear about. But Pinidab is doing very very good stuff. I do know the burden. I do know how much it cost. I myself water pot is not profitable at all. It cost me a lot of money to produce out of pocket. You need to find someone who does these uh sponsorships. It's it's a lot of it's it's it's not a money-m business. None of the Yiddish podcast are making money. Maybe Living and and Meaningful Minute, but they have ladies at all, so they're not really limited. Me, Schmilly, um Piney and I don't remember I I I'm sorry. I don't want to hurt anyone. As a Badansski, um Zions, he started he started he had one episode, I think. Um, I don't remember also. I hope I don't hurt anyone, but it's a big big struggle. It's a big It's a lot of work and there's no money return. There's no return on investment. No, not even not even close, not even like a chance yet. So, in the UIA market, the marketers, the marketing companies, uh, are you still there? I'm here. The marketing companies unfortunately are not sending our way. meaning um if if if I don't want to take an example of marketing company because I don't want to hurt anyone. I think they're all doing great, but they have a budget for the client. So, for example, I'm going to call it X exarketing company has a budget for I don't want to say X company. So they're they're going to tell them, okay, we need to do in these newspapers ads for Shrias, we need to do um ABC statuses maybe sometimes, but they're never going to discuss the podcasts or the uh vlogs unfortunately because it goes out of their budget or they need to convince and they have no interest of convincing that they have deals with the newspapers, they have deals with the status people, they don't have any deals with the vloggers and with the and with the So that's where you understand. Yeah. Wow. Huh. It's a very tough business. Wow. I had a question about that, but I I forgot right now. Um. Uhhuh. Okay. Yeah, I think I got the answer. Um, okay. So, regarding to what you mentioned that you didn't hear it from himself. So this uh man is saying that it's nesting of the N of the [Music] I'm still trying to find the motion of the balloons. I'm going to search what are the motions available. No. Oh, because it's like it's becoming like a new fad like that. Let me run the podcast. What's Why again? What are you asking? It became like a new style that every second person is is is starting a podcast. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. Why? Why did that happen? I also feel like that happened. But what how did it happen? How did it happen? It's very simple. There are people just like we felt the the the need or the excitement to start a live a person that feels like he wants to talk am show or somebody to look at him somebody official but now everybody has a phone so they can start their own podcast. So some start and fail and they see that there's much more background work than usually uh he expects. Um some get burnt out with time and some just go on because if they don't have expenses and it's good enough for them. Um it could go on for a long time. It could go on for a long time, especially when people are watching and commenting. The day the day the day he gets too busy or he needs to bring in more money, too busy could be in life, it could be at work, you know, somebody gets married and he has a few kids and needs to pay the bills, he's going to have less time to just play around. Um, also if he gets too busy um um at work, he finds a a job that brings in real money. Um, also if the the the audience dies out, if there's less and less views, he's going to die out. So, if there's one of these three reasons not, he could he could go on. Why not? He has a phone. Why not? You can say anything. Yeah. Someone was telling me like the numbers of of like whoever beside they're opening a podcast and told how many like episodes or whatever they will call it like the like major like 90% I think was like after three or four I don't remember you sharing with me the numbers like don't make it past the third or fourth one and they're gone. Yeah. Yeah. It's it's it's they realize how much work it is. Last but not least, it's a big big when somebody puts on content online and he's a he knows how to talk against the system or he knows to talk against Hashem. Watch this is a big big big I'm talking to myself also. If you slip a tongue and this stays online, you took a big big gamble. You might not only but you might regret it even in this world in a year from now and 2 years from now you might regret content you put online and it's over because once you put it online it's not only okay I'll go on my YouTube channel and take it off. No, you're not in control because it already went on more platforms and already went out and people downloaded people heard it and people changed their life in a way because of what you said. you sometimes think I'm I'm talking I heard specifically two examples which I'm not going to mention because I'm not talking against people in no shape and form and that's also something that I feel in I I'm not there's no never I'll I'll I'll try protect me it's so easy to slip a tongue it's so easy to say something that's why a lie is risky it's so easy to say something against someone that you will regret for the rest of your life um so you have to really be careful when you're online and you you're thinking you you you you might say something that's going to come back and and that people don't realize especially young people I don't know the numbers that starts a podcast and he's excited and he puts it online. Can you still see me by the way? Somewhat. Should I put on the light now? Someone's still listening then you can already have the light off. Yeah. I don't want to bother him with the with the drives. Okay, that's better. Yeah, I'm ready to finish this off. This is like 47 minutes, bro. Yeah, but uh if someone 21 years old, as much clever as you think you are, be careful. Be really careful. Life is ahead of you. You're going to be more clever. You're going to think differently in a few in in time from now. and and watch what you're doing. Don't do um uh paz u fast decisions. So it's a big people don't think of it. People don't think this through. They just ah I can be a popular and people are going to like me. You might regret a lot of it. Yeah. It's funny. Um it's it's also a funny Yeah. I I don't want to hack you. I don't want to forget this point. It's a nest that bim think that they have it all figured out. It's an S. Why? It's in their favor. I told my I told my 14-year-old and my 18-year-old, you know why? Because if they would know how dumb they are, they wouldn't get out of bed. And the biggest ness, the biggest ness is that every teenager in the world thinks that he's more clever than his father and his mother and his rebe and everybody. But you know yourself, you're right now 18year-old. You know yourself that last year you were dumber than now. So why do you think it's going to stop right now? Why do you think at 18 that's it? Now I'm the most clever. No, you know if you go back a year or two, you know you're going to be more clever in two years from now, but you still think that you you know everything. And in this case, I have it figured out. Wait, bro. Wait. You will. And and this is to all the but it's an S because if not, he wouldn't get out of bed. If he would know how dumb he is, he wouldn't get out of bed. So it's it's an S and in the other thing in the other side it comes back to decide to do a podcast and then you regret it. So be careful. Be careful. Think it through please a little bit. Okay. What did you want to say? Yeah. What I wanted to say was um it's funny. I was watching this um clip from Merl Solomon and he was saying how I I couldn't believe this. I I mean I I could and I and I was shocked. He said a friend has asked him that he wants to start going into putting out content. What should he do? So he said I told my friend don't do it. Why? So he said because it's a struggle because if let's say you're putting out good content and it's going viral. He said then you start feeling this need to go viral constantly, right? And then every time you're checking, did it go viral? Did it not go viral? And you getting, you know, you're not happy. And then if it doesn't go viral, it went nowhere, then depressed, right? It's very powerful. I can't believe Salmon said that. Yep. He said it. And and other things like I'm watching these people on LinkedIn on whatever it is, they they made a big and it disappeared. They vanished. Yeah. And I was thinking, how could that happen? You were good. I'm telling you, this one guy, we mentioned his name once. I think me and you, we were following him. He was good. He was putting out good content and he disappeared so bad. Wow. So it I honestly I didn't ask them, but I was following these people that came up there, made it big, got it like up up and then bam, they disappeared. What I think is the mistake was they weren't enjoying it. Like me and you, the reason why we're talking at 51 minutes because we have no agenda. We are having fun. So to me, it's like a good snack. It's a good drink in the middle of the day. Why not? I think the reason why they burnt out, they made it up there because they were pushing and it was they weren't themselves. And you know, the decision didn't come from a place of let me just do what I want, what I enjoyed doing. It was more thinking about that popular, that you know, that figure and then it crashed. That's what I 100%. Okay, we're going to have to put down at some point. You You're not seriously considering an hour. Um unless he has another question. Let me see. I think the more I think I think I think he fell asleep. No, no, no. He's still here. I think the more we go, the more he's he's liking this, so more questions are coming up. Listen. Um okay, let's see. This is the best ad for his eshkoil ever. Why didn't you take a shift with your podcast to bring up Tifa people? Aha again. One second. Do you think that you will also need to close? Oh, come on. Do you think you'll also need to close one day? H last today. Why you not coming on Ivelt like Ezra Bansky? Okay, slowly. So the first thing is he's asking why you took a [ __ ] to bring up Tifa people. I think do you understand that question before I say what I think it is? Okay. So what is it? Yeah, but you but you can say you can say what you think it is. No, because I think you know it's probably referring you to something that he saw on your one of your things or No, no, he's No, he's he's referring to the podcast. My podcast is Tif for people and I'm so happy with this question because that means he got it and this was my agenda when we when I started the podcast and I the reason I didn't start the podcast by the way this podcast was supposed to happen before what a day I wanted to open just a podcast. Yeah, water pod. I wanted to open a water pod. One second. This is a good frame. I need to grab this. Um I wanted to open a water pod. That was my my my agenda. But because there was so many podcast cheap ones, cheap and token, I was embarrassed to be just another podcast. So that's when I shifted to what a day and I and I we already discussed how what a day started. Then when I saw that I have boe a platform good enough and I have a following good enough. So I said if I'll open a podcast it's not going to hurt. They're going to see. Now what is different between my podcast and everybody's podcast? What's the big deal? You bring uh anybody that has a life story, you joke around with him and poof, you have a podcast, but that's not me. And if you know me long enough, the water pot is even closer to my real personality. That's if if you know me personally, if you d my you know that I am a very serious guy. And we spoke about this. I spoke about it on latest talks. Maybe they didn't understand what I was saying. I was saying I'm not funny. I'm serious. Maybe they didn't understand that part. But I'm I'm a very deep person. Very deep. And now after five episodes, I can say it. If somebody watched all five episodes, he knows that that I'm a very deep person. And that is the real me. I didn't take a shift. I was always like that. This is me. I just found finally an opportunity. You're still there, Isaac. Right. You still there? I'm here. You hear me? Yes, I hear you. I just finally found an opportunity to also have that deep podcast that I was looking for. I'm not another podcast. I'm a deep podcast. That's exactly what I am and there's not many out there and I was looking for that and that's what I want to add and and it it inspires people to really this is what I really want to do. Now, he is asking am I one day going to close? It's always a possibility. It's always a possibility. He's asking it's always a possibility. If I right now find a job that pays me steady more than I'm earning, I will gladly take that job and vanish from social media. Gladly. I know it's a big statement. I know people might not understand it, but it takes a lot of effort and it takes a big toll on my life. People think I'm young, okay? I have a serious family. I'm a serious person. And I don't walk around the street with I don't walk around like that. It's only when I find something exciting to share and I think it's going to be inspiring. That's what when I share. I don't share my family. I don't share my food. It's not I'm not I'm not I'm making noise because I see a need for it. The day I'll find a different Hashem put me here. That means Hashem said, "Okay, we had enough water days. We have enough water what water pad. It's time to move on if that time comes. Gladly I'm ready. I'm ready right now. If Hashem directs me, but so far, Hashem has been pushing me towards more a day and more pot. So, I keep going. If Hashem is going to show me to close it, I'll definitely consider it. I'm I'm not I'm not to the attention. I don't I'm not here. I don't I if you know me again, if you know, I'm not walking around looking for it. I used to be I used to fight for it. I used to need it. I don't need it anymore. And uh credit to the possible you that's a whole another topic. But uh I I don't feel the need for being Yeah. Yeah. So you can you can put that topic away for a calm day. The need to be popular. I don't have that need to be popular. I don't want to I don't I don't really gain from it much. Uh but I I right now my pan says what a day and what a pod. So I want it to be so I'm pushing on all platforms and and this live but uh today I don't need it. Gladly I'm out. Wow. Beautiful. So whatever Hashem wants me to be I am. Yep. Yep. Um, okay. Then he's asking why T don't you come onto I belt? Maybe. Yes. I I didn't figure this out. I don't know how to I'm not techy. You know, Isaac, you're the one driving this live. You're the one sending me the links, setting it up. I don't know how to set up something on Il that I can sit and respond. I don't know how to type Yiddish. Well, I probably have a lot of spelling mistakes in we did not the in ines in so I don't have the the great ability of writing in Yiddish. It takes me forever. I don't read fast Yiddish takes me forever. So I didn't I never I I I never thought about it. But if you want to set me up in ashko and ask me the questions and be the one writing it, gladly every day. But I think the Slive is is a much better escal than than the than Yeah, honestly. Um yeah, you know, you consider me the techy guy, but and even for me, the few times that also I I checked out IV, I couldn't figure out what's going on there and and it looked like Yeah, I was asking the videographer, you should sleep in the meantime. should even for me even for me I belt was looked super like it's like I don't know complicated or whatever um I don't know it wasn't like so user friendly for me like I'm coming I think we're both coming from different platforms LinkedIn and then we made our way from other platforms to ivelt and then we we got there we were like whoa and and honestly I would love to maybe have an interview one day with one of the manal on on I belt and discuss it a little bit like it's it's a it's it's like social media but it's different like nobody has a real name there to me that was weird in the beginning. Yeah. was like, "Hey, you have a website with no names. Everybody can do whatever they want, but I would love No, the G they have eight. That's what I heard. Eight and they have a very tight any bad word goes off right away. It's very controlled. I I I respect that. I'm hearing that but like you said it's not so user friendly for I think if you're coming from other ones it's it's it's like it's a different type of way of doing stuff and like a older type of like UI design whatever it's called you uh yeah okay listen this is more than an hour already we should we should cut this we should cut this this is over you know I I got to start the day um yeah by the way that sun that just went down by Who? She's here. He came to here now. What's so nice? See? What's so nice? Yeah. Yeah, I see them. Very nice. Same one. Unbelievable. All right, we're going to stop here. Thank you so much everybody. Thank you so much. We'll continue tomorrow.