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The internet is forever - Purim isn’t Vegas
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The internet is forever - Purim isn’t Vegas What happens on Purim does not magically stay on Purim. Phones are out, group chats are forever, and screenshots travel. Before you post (or before you do something that could be posted), ask: would I be proud for this to replay later - especially if minors are in the frame? Watch the full video for more tips: https://amudim.org/a-purim-around-joy-not-damage-control/
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You know the old expression, what
happens in Vegas now stays on YouTube.
So that's the same comp.
>> I didn't hear that one.
>> It's me. Thank you. That's good. What's
Vegas? What's Vegas?
>> Vegas is a place that the Yidd made up
in a desert. They they've got they were
wandering for 40 years and they ended up
finding some some shekel and they made
it into a full shekel by putting it into
a machine or something. I don't know.
Episian sounds like
>> Yeah, for sure. It is. But, you know,
that was my expression a few years ago.
Truth is, a lot of people forget that
nothing escapes social media today
either. So, let's not forget like when
people act and say and do things, all it
is is that one video clip on Twitter X I
don't even know all the names. I'm going
to sound stupid. Instagram, Facebook,
LinkedIn, Tik Tok. What am I missing? X.
>> Good. You good?
>> I'm good. Okay. I'm sure there's more.
Again, everybody has to do what they
feel more comfortable with within their
own parameters and their own families,
but just keep that in mind when you post
pictures of your minor children.