You'll Always Be Our Rabbi? What Does It REALLY Mean? #shorts

Agree with you 100%. And I definitely won't get in trouble for saying this at this point in my career. So I'm going to say it. The number of people over the past several months who have commented to me more to my wife, um you will always be our rabbi. Uh for case in point, yeah, I'm I'm planning on being in Eretz Yisrael this summer. Um and continuing to serve in some capacity as a rabbi, but it'll be different. Uh and on the one hand, we appreciate that very much when people say you'll always be our rabbi. There will be other rabbis. Hopefully I'll have a wonderful success. There will be an even better rabbi. Wonderful. But in some of these situations, these are people who have we you know, they haven't davened in our shul in in years. And I know that they mean it. And on the one hand, that but it but it also leaves us sort of wondering, what does it mean for you that we will always be a rabbi? On the one hand, thank you. Thank you very much. But wouldn't our relationship be so much more enriching enriching mutually if we spent more time with one another? But if if you're davening in your neighbor's backyard every Shabbos, what am I to do?