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All right. All right. Good morning. Morning. Welcome to the show. To the Ari Isaac Daily Live Show. Talking from Arizona. Ari from Brooklyn, New York in the weekday headquarters. And yep. Apologies. Started uh 3 minutes late. 3 minutes late. What happened? My fault. My fault. My fault. My fault. So, few things happened. Um First of all, before what happened This is another reason why we do this live, at least I do, is to have like a certain structure, like a certain thing that No, no, no. This has to happen at this time, no matter what, because I had so many reasons to say, you know, this won't work out now. And I, you know, we will have to start either late or skip today. But I was racing the clock. So, what happened is I mentioned to you that I shipped my car. I told you the story then. Right. What happened to that? We almost had a story this time, but we did It was Okay. A little a little one. It was a He said he was going to come on Shabbos. He said that he was going to come pick it up on Shabbos. First it was to be Thursday, and then he said, "Sorry." He's like, "Saturday." I'm like, "Uh I don't know. I can't do this and that." Then I asked the Rov Shala, "How do you do it?" Shain, I guess I told I was I called him back and I told him all the rules. I'm not going to be able to You know, it's not going to be on my property, the car. You know, I'm not going to be able to answer no phones. I went through all the rules. It almost sounded like he said, "I'm canceling." I was like, I'm like, you know, he's like, something like with the It's like he was It wasn't so clear. He had like an accent. So, it sounded like he said, "I'm canceling." I was like, "No." Like, "What did you say?" He's like, "No, I need to I need to confirm your address." I'm like, "Oh, okay." Yes, confirm address, he won't be able to call me. Anyways, but that was a late act. And then I get a call. Hi. hi, this is the driver. I'll be there in 45 minutes. I don't know what happened, honestly. I really don't know what happened. Like from from Saturday afternoon till 45 minutes later, I honestly don't know what happened. Maybe there's like a certain amount of time that they they have to rest. And he somehow, you know, explained that it the situation, so they gave him an extra, you know, amount of hours for that day to be able to come to me. I don't know what it is, but baruch Hashem. Anyhow, so I didn't have my So I don't have my car now. So after the transportation, I had to go I basically borrowed someone's car, so it took a little longer, number one. Number two, which is a good thing, actually. So back in the days, the last 2 years, I would rent. But now, I said, you know, something? I got myself a bike. I got myself a bike, and I'm biking. Honestly, yum. I love it. I used to bike. I used to bike to work in the city every day. Wow. It's so delicious. I'm like, why didn't I do this a whole year? Like suddenly I did. When I come back, bike. Yeah, I should I should I should go biking like right after this conversation. I was looking for like an outlet. I was on the way to one, but then remember the live, and it's getting a little late for that. So I rather We spoke about the spa. We spoke about the spa. Yeah. I think we did. So I thought of going there, but then it's going to be too short because I'm filming at night, and I still have to have a nap. So maybe we'll do the biking thing, although it's like 200° outside over here, and humid 400%. Um I heard there's some type of heat wave. You have no idea how hot it is. I'm not sure I don't even know the numbers. What is the numbers? Let's see. Yeah, I would have New York on my weather saved. It's 97. Okay, I'm not too much off. And humidity, where do I see this humidity thing? Extensive heat. Okay, excessive heat, that's what it says. Mhm. And where is the humidity thing? 53%. I I bet you in the morning it was much worse. So I have here I have saved New York. It's right it's showing me that it's 95. It's telling me that the humidity is okay, 45%. Pretty close. Feels like 102. Ah, now we're talking. Yes, so in the morning it felt like 353. But uh ha, I'm probably going to go biking anyway. Um that's a shame. Yeah, I also By the way, I was curious what ended up happening with that shooting that you were supposed to do in South America? Right, so it got canceled because I was stuck. Right. And now we have to wait for the next season, which is only September. How far is it from now? Mhm. June, July, August, September. Yeah, 4 months. Yeah, it's a big big big boo-boo. I mean nothing is a boo-boo. Everything is depending the way you look at it and depending if you trust Hashem enough. So that's that. Um Baruch Hashem, the episode from Reb Elly came out on Motzei Shabbos. Please ask if you saw it already. Yes. Okay, good. And it's amazing and there's amazing feedback Baruch Hashem on YouTube itself. It already has uh 7.7 7.8. Uh Baruch Hashem. Wow. So so it's a good one. It's a good one. I think because I I to cut loose on it's not usually what I do. Maybe people think it is, but I kind of gave up How would you say it? Easy easy days in the virus. But how would you get to say that uh I gave up uh one of the stories of me and the movement. Why we don't click well. And and I teared up and he also told his part of me reflecting on his life and he he he he he was crying. So it was a very powerful for a lot of people that also feel not connected and that's I'm getting messages from Hashem. Wow. That it was worth it. You know, I had said to myself, if one guy will resonate and because of this start learning, it was all worth it. 100%. he needs just one time. You know, it's not like I do this every day. Mhm. But Hashem, it's been uh uh stronger than I expected. Wow. Wow. It's actually interesting. So I'm I'm coming from mostly like a very exciting episode. I mean, you know, the numbers are nothing compared to yours, but I put it I put out this episode on um Friday late Friday and I didn't think it would go anywhere cuz it was late on Friday, but I wasn't going to wait. And a lot of a lot of a lot of good feedback for me. Wow. So it's basically and I the the the podcast I Eat the West talks about just about moving out in general. Now, there was one guy that we interviewed that recently did a move. And he kind of came over one of the biggest struggles that people don't like hold themselves back from moving and they say because because they're waiting for a job. So it's a big holdback where people don't even move like you hear it a lot. And he and he came over that obstacle. So, it was an interview with him how he did it. What he did and how he did it. But it for me it really took off like for me it got 500 I mean so far 500 something that's like woah. And another few subscribers so it was very exciting workshop. Tell me how he did it. How did he do it? Um I don't know. Honestly I think people liked it and they they went and How did he explain to you? What did he do with the job? Okay. Okay. So so it was really a episode bringing out the the nakida that people let's say that wherever they are in New York New Jersey and they want to move let's say I don't know where Tampa Florida wherever they want to move and his point was the mistake that he made in the beginning. In other words, he wanted to move for 5 months. He saw the place that he that he actually moved to 5 months and he was ready to go right away but then he's like a job. I need a job. And he was and he was trying to find a job from where he lives where he's originally from Muncie. And he he he came to the conclusion there's no way I'm finding a job in Muncie where he's like so many people don't even have jobs here. How am I finding a job in a different state that I never like I I never lived there and I'm I'm not a friend of the doctrine. So, he came to the decision that I got to do the move. I'm going to be there and then I'm going to hustle and find. That's exactly what happened. He He came there for for 5 months he was looking. Didn't find anything. Yeah, there was that. He came after a week. He said in that week so many opportunities came to him. And he just picked one of them. And it's a job that he said he would have never imagined. It's so What did he do? So actually he didn't want I should um say it in in in public what it what it what job he found. He's like, you know, people can reach out to me, but he didn't want I should um say it in the What opportunities did he have that he didn't pick? What? What other opportunities did he have that he didn't pick? Yeah, um I don't know. He said that there was a few. He said there was a few See, what kind of jobs do you have in Arizona besides picking cactus? There's there's um I'm trying to think if he told me the other ones. I don't remember right now what the other opportunities were, but I know I know when he was here he was saying he's going for an interview for this and an interview for that. Well, obviously he's not going to say anything, so he's not really helping anyone because nobody's going to trust him. It's It's again only going to be the guys that have the guts like a killer. He's not convincing anyone, am I saying? If he's not saying where his job is or what other opportunities he had, he didn't convince anyone. He wasted your time. It's a good topic. People want to hear it, but they want to hear the results. There's no happy ending. So they wouldn't trust him if he said that he found a a a job that he's very happy with? No, if he doesn't say what it is or what other opportunities there are because if it It's always about relatable, right? Yeah. So if I see how many people live there now? 30. 30? Yeah, 30. So if I see all of them managing, it's not good enough. It wasn't good enough for him to make the decision at first. He sees 50 other people managing. Why wouldn't he manage? Because he wants a job. So he doesn't trust the 50 guys. So why would I trust 51? Because he said so? He's only one more people person in the pond. You guys are all there anyway. You guys all manage somehow. So, he also managed. He said it was a struggle. That's the kishkes, but I didn't hear the end, which is very disappointing. I would have never made an episode with him if he couldn't tell me the details. Mhm. Uh honestly interesting. I didn't think about it that way from that point. Um He did a very good thing of bringing up the topic. He did very bad with actually convincing anyone. Mhm. Um listen. Let's Let's see Let's see what ends up happening. You can still bring him back on this show and have me convince him to tell everyone what it is. Young Yossi. Yeah, I would moist this, moist this, and and um jobs are the number one reason people wouldn't want to do it. Mhm. Okay. So, that's funny actually. I mean, we moist this we spoke about also. I don't know if you know, it's kind of it's a more of a topic on its own. When you were here in Bnei Brak, did you send your kids to school? Yep. So, you also had that challenge. It was a big decision for you. Sure. Sure. You bet. How many How much time after you moved did you say, "Okay, I'm so glad I made this decision."? So, okay, you're asking a very good question. Now, let me explain the metzius from someone that does such a move. Someone that does such a move, I mean, you could relate to it in in different things. And that's when you open up a business also. People think it comes to that point where like, you made a decision and now you're done. It's never like, okay, I made a decision and this and this point I was I'm good. Like I never have to rethink anything. Right, you never know if you made the right decisions in life. That's the the harsh part. Whenever you take a risk, I mean it could happen that you know mom came in a basketball and told you like you felt that at any time someone's climbing a mountain like it's like you're climbing you keep on climbing. Right. It's it's it's a hustle. It's a hustle. This line itself is a big his dick for entrepreneurs and people that move or whatever. You never really know if you made the the right decision. You just go with your heart and you go with your gut feeling and you hope for the best. You dive in. Yeah, yeah. Now don't get me wrong. I'm I'm super happy. I'm super happy and right away I was happy with the decision. But just to bring out your negativity because I'm sure other people are not that way and they're constantly rethinking and there's been people that came and went. And that's normal. Sure. That's so normal. That's even worse. Making that move and everything and all the packing and moving back that's even worse. In in in a way it's worse in other words because it's it's hard for the person but in a way I respect such a person because he actually did something and tried. Really gave it a shot. So and it didn't work out just like anything. It's just like you open a business and you invest in this and that and then goonished. Wow. Even within a business there's sometimes you invest in a certain part of it because we're going to be doing this and this and we're going to invest in it and you do that and then nothing ever happened with it. I think I know exactly what you're talking about. Um it's 15 16 minutes almost. Yeah. I'm Is that for today? Especially you mentioned that you were in LA. I would have liked going biking. Yeah. Yeah, as you can see I didn't even have time to make it to my office. So I just came to my backyard and we're like talking with you. Yeah, that's good. This umbrella was already packed away, but I quickly grabbed it. I took it so I should be I should be in the shade. Packed away for what? You're leaving when? Tomorrow. So tomorrow this time you're going to be where? Right. That was my next thing that I wanted to get through. So I will be in the airport this time. Um you know, I wish I could do like what you did then. Um do it in the airport. I will have a you know, six kids with me. It's not simple. So to make them you know, tell them wait I have to go for a few minutes. I might be able to. I might be able to, but I might not. So how how do you think we should go about it? I think we should do you or if you want just bring in a Bitcoin. Maybe we can find a third party that can join us. And you can just say hi and if it works it works. If not, not. So at least I said it to someone because I myself will not sit here and give a douche. That's not something I do. I give douches but for a different occasion. Not over here. I I would do smooths not not uh Right. Um okay. So I'll I'll definitely I'll be on the lookout for that. Anybody over here on the show want to be part of it, let me know. Let So the best thing is if you go in the comments now so we'll see who you are. Me and Ari listen. it's Monday Tuesday you're in the airport. Wednesday, where are you? Okay, you gave it away. I wanted to make a surprise. Uh You're at 1:00? You're going to be in Boca Park? Mhm. That's nice. Okay, I have to clean up a bit so I don't I don't know. That's not cleaning up. That's nice. Yeah. Yeah, it's definitely going to be a different kind of energy. Yeah. You should have shut me up. Yeah. Hopefully my car will be there by then. Last I checked it was in Tennessee. I have like a link where I can follow it. Oh, nice. So, let's hope. Very nice. Okay, so let's let me wish you be sharp the cooler cooler than that. I didn't get eyes there, right? That's what he said. Yep. Yep. I wish you well. And all night It's only 5 hours, right? Well, the way from Arizona to New York is four actually. Oh, wow. That's a full trip. Why is the airport so far? No. 4 hours the flight. Oh, that's it. Okay, good. You don't even get a kosher meal on the way, do you? Nope. You don't need anything. You ate before you ate after. Unlike me that I went for 36-hour trip. You don't you didn't do nothing. What is that? 4 hours? Okay. You'll be some cookies, you'll be fine. Wow, very good. Okay, see you on the other side. So, what time do you arrive? What If 1:00 is in the airport, he's probably arriving at 6:00 7:00 p.m. Oh, but then it goes backwards the clock so he's probably being here at 3:00 p.m. 4:00. No, no, no, no. You said it right because you said 1:00 But that's your time cuz for me It's So 6:00 p.m. you're here. Very nice. Right. 6:00 p.m. JFK? Yeah. Nice. Yeah. The car doesn't wait for your JFK. It waits for you by your address. The car? Yeah. Oh, yeah, exactly. I gave it an address and yeah, my apartment, yeah. Where do you put the key then? Give it to someone? Someone waits for it over here? So, right. If I'm not there, then I usually arrange for someone to pick it up for me. Nice. And I let the driver know. Okay. And you're you're What What address are you coming to? What machine is there yet? Yep. You still have the same house you had then? Mhm. Oh, you bought it? It was my house. I own it, yeah. Why are you keeping it? I rent it out. Oh, it is rented out. So, you took it back for 5 weeks? No, no, no. I'm staying at my in-laws which is right there. Ah, I see. Wow, so I might see you at his house then. Yeah. That is so funny. Okay, revising. It's great talking to you. You gave away the whole surprise. Okay. I'll see you around. Don't worry. The people that watch today don't watch tomorrow. They watch It's It's always once a And the people that watch every single day, they deserve to know. You're up. You're cheating. I'm asking. Fair enough. Okay, good job. I'll see you on the other side. That's a shame. Take care. Bye-bye.