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CHAZARAH - Chullin Daf 54 | "Nothing but the Daf" with R' Eli Stefansky
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- Good Morning - 53B - 54A - 54B - Have A Wonderful Day! -- MDY presents: "Nothing but the Daf", R’ Eli Stefansky’s MDY (Mercaz Daf Yomi) Shiur in a concise format - all the clarity of the full daf Shiur, with Reb Eli's unique charts and visual aids, without any extras (emails, stories etc.) Perfect for Chazarah or anyone who wants a quick, focused Daf.
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[music]
>> Good morning RABBI BOYS
AND
WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE TO BE MORE THAN
WHAT I
AM? THE NAME of the heel. The son of the
deceased.
Jerusalem room
So yesterday we had a whole discussion
about animals that with their claws they
inject venom bacteria venom whatever you
want to call it
they kill other animals with their
claws. It's called the Jerusalem.
So we have a question of Jerusalem.
This is brings over here.
The near of the deceased of the
Jerusalem.
But it brings the river that says only
so we can do so. Okay.
So I am charming to you sir.
The point is a Jerusalem or so we can do
so we are not sure 100% of what we are
sure.
You you there's a way to check it. How?
You open up the the animal
and you look not on the intestines but
next to the test. And because the venom
travels after it gets injected it
doesn't just stay there.
It wreaks havoc inside the body and
keeps on burning and the lotion of the
burning it keeps on going up and up and
until it hits the intestines. Once it
hits the intestines then it makes a
whole intestines and becomes straight.
I am your assistant.
So we might hear no connect the name of
I am right over here beautiful picture.
Oops.
Like that.
That whole area underneath
you have to check.
Do you see it on the screen? Yeah, okay.
I am your assistant of the name of the
heel of the deceased of the name of the
deceased.
And we're going to have because once we
see this lotion the more is going to
repeat itself a number of times.
This is how long you just said you know
what you already said it.
Oh.
You said it already small.
Yes Jerusalem and more. if
a cat
So, we spoke about a tall cat. We spoke
about a lion, also a type of a cat. Lion
for sure grabs an animal by its neck.
On the simanim
Perhaps simanim are could withstand the
the venom. Oh, yeah, in Jerusalem Simon,
maybe not.
Here, same kind of loshon. We already
saw this alacha
Jerusalem Simon
can I get base a call cool eye? Here we
go. Base a call cool eye, the entire
innards of the animal
even
all the way up, like in this drawing,
the pink circle, all the way up to the
con and veshet up here.
You have to check everything.
>> [snorts]
>> We
had shows
how the simanim
are
ripped open. No, not this one.
No. Okay, no.
When
you have the the con and the veshet that
are popped out, they're not really
attached
strongly.
How much are they detached?
same
loshon.
You already said it. What's the problem?
51% detached con and veshet
that's a problem.
when the
meat of the animal starts rotting,
decaying. How much? Zero.
Don't review that. It's all the alacha.
Jerusalem
I am you wait until it becomes a little
red not touching the but even
opposite the in other words below the
intestines let's say it's over here it
will travel slowly and hit the the
intestines and make it treif. So right
there once you see red there it's all
over.
Says the Gamorah
So
right now
once it starts decaying you pretend that
whole area is gone. So let's say
a heart starts decaying a lung starts
decaying so it's gone gone no no heart
no lung treif.
No kidney no I'm sorry liver no liver
if it's gone it's okay animal can live
without a liver animal is going to see
without kidneys also.
So that wouldn't be a problem so depends
on the organ.
Let's see the new what he did the second
time if not we'll go to the first one.
No.
Not that one.
That's the original.
That he if he peels it down and then you
know the meat here's on the left you see
decaying meat on the right if he's able
to peel it with a fork. Says the Gamorah
um
So as long as the the doctor peels it
down and you see the the live meat
that's the meat.
Oh interesting story they bring a lung.
It's a type of a lung that you have a
might be able
so here's the story they come up with a
lung they have a video of it I also have
a video I have a video of it you take
the lung you put it plop it down on the
table looks perfect. But you have a
but when you try to pick it up have a
small pieces fall off of it.
So what what's that law?
Here, let me show you what it looks
like. Here it is. It's on the table,
looks normal, right?
As soon as this guy
lifts it up,
it starts falling apart into pieces.
So
we said that it's treif
based on go over there, please. The
the shoe is not for you. I'm talking to
the flies.
We said that it's treif why? Based on
the that we said that any time that the
doctor peels it away and it sees the
meat, it's treif.
Okay.
Uh you listen to me. Good boy.
Dead boy.
Jumping to the
maholoh, yeah.
So I'm finished.
So
the law is if you have a thorn,
when it punctures the inside of the
animal,
that's treif. Why? Because now I have to
be that it really got all the way in.
Maybe punctured the intestines.
We have a
the name I am. We had this before when
the
meat becomes red
opposite of the intestines even before
the intestines because it's going to
travel.
And
it says the name I am.
The
differences in my
when it comes to the trachea and the
esophagus, then they themselves have to
be red. When it comes to the intestines,
even the meat below it is is the the
intestines are sensitive enough that
they'll be affected by that venom.
On the puppy by
the [ __ ] or
on top version of the mashu.
When you have the esophagus, one tiny
hole makes it treif, just like this.
Little hole in the esophagus makes it
treif.
Drusasai,
when it's a drusa, it's mashu.
Now you're telling me,
yeah, kana nikvaza issur.
Drusasai bekana.
When it comes to the trachea, the
breathing tube, it's much larger hole,
the size of a coin.
What about drusa? He said drusa by the
esophagus, by the eating tube, is a
small little hole. What about by the
breathing tube? Cuz the breathing pipe,
the chissar is much larger. It's not a
small hole. The chissar has to be a
large like coin. So maybe when it comes
to drusa,
it's a different size also when it comes
to the kana.
When it comes to the veshet,
there's two sizes. I mean, the sorry,
there's one size, it's mashu, whether
it's
for a hole or whether it's for drusa.
But it's a small little hole.
Now you take another pipe, you take the
breathing pipe, it's not a small hole.
The the the the treif is when it's a
large hole, like this. So what about
drusa?
Maybe it's also a big hole. No. But the
mashu
kana and the veshet,
small little hole for a drusa.
My timer or small little
p- uh discoloration, red discoloration
of venom, that's a drusa. My timer
because the venom keeps on going deep
into it and will keep on moving and
burning up the flesh and will create a
problem with the kana.
Four lines down, you also review
the committee of the committee of the
committee said Jerusalem
connected to my
Jerusalem, we have to check the the the
bottom the bottom line. Let's see over
here in the bottom line.
Can I get the bottom line in this
picture right over here?
Okay.
The [clears throat] bottom line
is
from a spoon to the thigh. Now, what's
typically a calf is a calf yard. In
Hebrew this calf yard is this. It's like
a spoon, but there's something else. My
cup of the bottom of the cup of the yard
you're telling me the the
So, over here for an animal will be a
little different. It would mean the
actual um here we go.
The shoulder.
So, this would be copper.
So, it says the bottom line if you're
telling me that
bottom
line
and it goes all the way to the thigh.
You see you have to check all that area.
How do you connect the bottom line?
Isn't that identical to
this that we just showed a second ago
this one right over here?
It's the same arrow, same amount.
What do you gain by saying calling it
something else? Just say bottom line.
So, the bottom line is right. The bottom
of the cup of the bottom line
is that one. So, let's look take a look
at it here.
First we thought it's from
one thigh bone to the other. So, you
know, which is the Now, take a look at
the arrow. It's going to grow.
Oh, bottom line is in there.
And the bottom line says no, it's from
the thigh bone the rear thigh bone all
the way to the brain.
That's also called the calf. So, it's
talking about the the the
the brain.
The calf of the brain.
So, the bottom line is all the way to
the bottom of the calf. Where the bottom
of the calf came up to the bottom of the
calf and the bottom of the calf and the
bottom of the calf and the bottom of the
calf. He bumped into the bottom of the
calf and the bottom of the calf.
Unbelievable.
The bottom of the calf. Rebbe Shluchim.
And they were sitting and they were
saying, Jerusalem
Shluchim connected with the mind. You
should check the whole mind like you saw
before.
I'm a little ho, he said he came. My
Rebbe
Rebbe, I heard Rebbe in bubble say
something else. Me cup of that thumb.
Not the the mind, but from the from the
from the thigh all the way to the to the
brain.
I'm a little Shluchim. Manu Rebbe Manu
Rebbe, who in the world is Rebbe?
Anyways, I'm a little Shluchim. I don't
who's this Rebbe that you're talking
about? He literally didn't know who he
was. He wasn't familiar with him.
We got to lay.
You can
people keep on mentioning a lot of Rebbe
Rebbe Rebbe.
I don't even know who he is.
I'm a little
Rebbe. Rebbe hears this.
When he hears lay lay lay Thomas and
Shimon is Rebbe Rebbe of Rebbe Hillel.
You don't remember this Thomas that
served the famous Rebbe Judah Nasi and
Rebbe Hillel, the author of all the
braces.
I'm a little Shluchim.
Colossians Shluchim Shimon shows the
Thomas of Yeshiva.
When that Thomas was in Yeshiva, I need
you mention by me that.
When that Thomas was sitting down in the
in in in when we were learning, I had to
stand.
In other words,
Rebbe is more kosher than me, says Rebbe
Shluchim.
I'll back her. I don't know today, but
I'll back her Rebbe is says Rebbe I used
to stand. What's it? Rebbe Rebbe said,
what do you mean you don't know Rebbe
is?
A man gave her who is unbelievable, is a
great man. Give her a coil up.
He was great in everything in Torah and
in Hasidus. In both.
Yeah, but Rebbe Shluchim all my senses
Rebbe Shluchim is Rebbe always says the
Torah. You're right. You're right.
You're right. I remember he's he's he's
he's a great name. I I when we're going
to mention him for the good Thomas
Shimon Pev. He said a thing in his name
Shmuel Shuta Shara.
If you find the trachea, the cona,
dislodged, but it's also shacted,
kosher. Why?
She actually
should be also shacted. It's impossible
for dislodged
trachea to be shacted. How are you going
to shacted? It's dislodged. It's moving
around over there.
What you do is you take that dislodged
um trachea
and you and you shacted it now, again, a
second time. And you compare the colors.
If the colors are the same, that that
means it's no good. Because that means
the color that occurred after the shita,
which is the new cut that I just made,
is identical to the to the first one. If
they're different, then you know that
that that it's a good shita. Why?
Because your cut came after the shita
and it looks like this. And the first
one looks different. It was a good
shita. It was connected.
You didn't grab on
to the simanim. Here we did a great job.
Here he helped me out a lot.
Oh.
She has a shmuel shuta.
Dislodged completely, out of place.
Shuta. Now let's see. Maybe maybe the
next one will be the one I'm looking
for. Yeah. No.
>> No.
No.
>> What was this?
>> Perfect simanim.
>> Oh.
I don't know what that is. But here he's
literally in our shita. He's holding
onto the simanim. You can see the
simanim in his hand.
If you grab it, now there's no reason so
even if it's dislodged,
you could still shacted.
Before we had to say, "Oh, how are you
going to shacted it if if it's not
attached? It's wiggling around in there.
You're not going to get a good cut." No,
but if he's holding onto it, he's going
to get a good cut. So it's not all right
that it wasn't dislodged.
Okay. Next shita.
Zack clout.
So we learned in the mission of last
thing in our mission of the famous
mission of eight treifas
there's a rule. After we
we say all 18 treifas, there's a rule.
What's the rule? That if an animal gets
some sort of
injury that causes another animal
usually another animal to die from it,
that's that that will that will create a
treifa.
Says in Siyum Yomi
what is this coming to include? Last
three Shev Shma'tsa.
So, to remind
Shev Shma'tsa, the seven
that's the name of the famous safer
based on this, I guess. That when the
mission says there's 18 treifas, but in
Zaclaw, I got to add another seven.
There's really 25.
The Beis Yosef Rishba Machal Be Gidon
Shaya Kadif fascinating story here.
The family of Yosef the the hunter, he
was a hunter.
To remind them about the hunting, we had
a we had a tana that
he would hunt he was such a good hunter
they take an arrow and shoot a bird out
of the sky as it was flying as it was
flying. Cut its two simanim, the bird
would fall down and they'd check, make
sure it's not a drusa. As a deer is
running by, you shoot him
with an arrow, you hit him in the gid
hanasheh.
Now he can't run anymore. His sciatic
nerve goes
Could you eat such an animal?
One grab him, he's limping away and
shacht him. Yes or no?
Well, it will depend if you created a
treifa or not.
Now, it's not brought down in the
mission, it's not brought down in the
Shev Shma'tsa.
It's not the seven, so what is it?
Here it is. There's some picture here of
a
hitting the
Okay.
Here's the sciatic nerve.
Akin lo yachlil bnei Yisrael gid
hanasheh. You're not allowed to we're
not allowed to eat the gid hanasheh.
And in the in the shchita they showed us
exactly where it is. It's very obvious
where it is.
Oh, here we have a video.
Oh, that's why I couldn't see it.
Wow.
That's a beautiful video.
That's Benny Poking Mazel.
Oh, I think we saved that.
We have this. We have this in the
freezer. Baal chibbur giddin v'ashaiver
katli. They would first hit it in the in
the sciatic nerve in the giddin v'asha.
And then they would check it. Also, the
Kamay, the Rebbe would say "Oh, and he
paskins because the hoisev temeis yesh,
you can't add more than the Mishnah says
18, you can't add more." Eilu kamashu
monu chachamim, what they did is okay.
You're allowed to eat that meat.
I, that animal is going to die.
So, we're going to dress it in a minute.
The Bay Papa Bar Aba, same story.
Another family, they were also the Bay
Papa Rav, the Bay Rav Papa Bar Aba,
Rishba, I'm saying it twice, once for
the Hebrew, once for the English here.
Also a hunter, machu b'chulya v'katli.
They would hit the animal, the deer,
let's say, in the
kidney.
And they would have to make sure not to
puncture the kidney on the other side
because it would touch the intestine.
Says the same thing. It's you're hitting
in the Sounds strange that you're
shooting an animal in its kidney and you
can eat it afterwards, with the shchita,
of course.
But you can't be meisev on what the
chacham said. V'chol hazina d'kameisa,
but at the end of the day it's going to
die, so why is that not a treifa?
G'miridi bad v'lo it will live.
So, but obviously you have to say that
that only applies to things that are not
in the Mishnah. But the 18 things in the
Mishnah, let's say it has a in the
heart. You can't give it medicine or
give it a surgery
and say, "Hey, this thing is going to
live 5 years."
Once the Mishnah says that's a treifa,
that's a treifa for all generations.
Says the Mishnah, very similar to what
we had, the first Mishnah of our perek,
but the reverse. Uh the first Mishnah is
elu treifos, these are what causes an
animal to be a treifa, you can't eat.
And then this Mishnah says ve'elu
ksheiros be'heima, what's kosher in an
animal? Nikva ha'gargeres, you take the
trachea, the cona, and a little hole in
it is okay, as we said before. Oishen
nizdaka, his nizdaka,
you have a slice that got As long as you
have a little bit on both sides, you
have a slice. And what's the interesting
that we learned is that with the
trachea,
if the animal bends its neck to eat
grass,
it's going to tighten up. It's going to
schlep it and make the two pieces come
together.
So that's actually good, cuz then it'll
start healing. The problem is if you do
it if you take out Let's say it's sliced
the other way, so every time it bends
its neck, it keeps on popping open,
popping open, so it'll never heal.
Atama techsar,
how much do you need from this cona to
be treif?
Reb Shimon ben Elozar omer,
ad k'isra'ei talchi. There's a coin
called isrei talchi. Nigzalu guileis if
the if the
the skull
is got something went missing there. Let
it give crumbs about it, but don't worry
about it. The
the membrane that surrounds the brain
is not punctured, kosher. Even though a
piece of the Listen, people live without
pieces of skull. Little babies live
without a They have a big hole over here
until the skull fuses itself.
You can live without it.
Nikav ha'leiv, even a hole in the heart.
V'lo lo beis ha'halal ay. Here's the
picture. Oh, first let me show the
picture here. It's all in order now, so
we can see it.
Here, a little bit of the skull is
missing, kosher.
Here's the heart. As long as it did the
hole doesn't penetrate into one of the
chambers,
kosher.
Nishbra shidra. Wow, everything is in
order.
Unbelievable. Kobe, shkoyach. I'm
shoving it on now.
This is without the spinal cord. The
spinal cord is intact, but
the bone is broken. The bone is okay.
You can live without a without a without
a vertebrae.
We learn this in It's It's kosher.
Nidlah koved. The entire liver went
missing. Venishtayim kaza'yis.
Oh, here.
Now, we have There's another picture,
not in order.
Maybe over here. Let's see this one. So,
anyways, you see the you see the
the liver. The liver went missing. Now,
boom, gone.
As long as a piece of kaza'yis is miss
uh it doesn't have a kaza'yis there.
But, you get the idea. The kaza'yis has
to be there.
A little bit. Why? Because the liver
regenerates itself. Even if you leave a
little it'll go back. Hemses base
kolisos. Shinik result beautiful. Here's
the picture.
So, as you can see,
again, the food goes into the kares,
from the kares it drops into the base
kolisos on the right, then goes into the
hemses on the left.
It's beautiful how it looks. It looks
like a honeycomb, and this one looks
like this.
But, if you look closely, there's a hole
from one to the other where the food
goes in.
He goes ahead, and he makes another
hole. There's another hole with a with a
with a needle here. You see the needle
go through and through?
Gordish is gishain for what?
That there's enough
service I around guy in Dalton. The food
anyway has has to go in from the base of
kolisos to hemses. You made another
hole.
Nishkafailich, ya?
Nothing happened.
Yeah, into the
thing, it's not recommended, but it's
not What's the problem? Problem is if it
has a hole in the outer layer, food
seeps into the body. Oy vey voy. It
becomes a zehum and it's a zehum.
Uh not even I don't know. There's a
better word than infection. Yeah, I'll
try to I'll make it infection over
there. I don't know what I'll do.
When we when we open up the animal, it
was perfect. Everything was clean. It's
You can't even imagine what's going on
in there. It's like it's like a
apple factory floor. You know, it's like
everything is white and clean and
perfect. It's a Yeah, it's all in the
right place and this moves this way and
this is that. Nothing thing touches
anything.
Imagine a piece of And people die from
this that they have a like a a hole in
their the kishkes intestine. Stuff goes
out and it's very dangerous.
But over here not. Nitala So that I just
showed you so I don't have to show you
again.
Here's the Wow, this is I love how he
did this and I didn't show much of it.
But take a look at this.
Um sometimes that these parts pop out.
No.
But here, this is the
Okay, the spleen.
Did like close.
The
The kidneys go. So that that's what Avi
was saying that he looked it up and
animals cannot survive somebody who's
tiny that they found out science found
out that
kosher animals could survive without
kidneys. Okay.
I hear. It's not possible. Not possible.
I'm not
And
here we go.
The lower jaw
was removed. Nitala shala.
So they made a picture for that. I'm not
going to show it.
And there's no need for that.
No, it's it's it's it's all kosher, but
whatever. We don't have to get into it.
The the womb was removed. The
addition of my
If the lung shriveled up, shriveled up
because of something act of God.
Not a human being. What's that What was
that mean? It got scared. So they made a
video for that. Let me see if I can find
it here.
Isn't it like close?
Look at this.
Wow.
Wow, this is schmack.
Two human beings came and took the clay
eyes. Says the Gemara, Mishna. Oh,
Hagudah. The mayor magister said this
animal that doesn't have skin, the mayor
says it's kosher, the chacham says it's
possul. Itmar.
The mayor alu treifos davka. The first
Mishna of the of the perek means these
are the treifos. But when it comes to
this Mishna, it's lav davka.
Ailu treifos there's going to be other
ones that are kosher.
Reish Lakish Amar and Reish Lakish
argues always on Reb Yochanan and almost
always ailu treifos davka. It's our
Mishna that's davka, but the first
Mishna is lav davka. So what's the nafka
mina? We Michael Mefli bidinei masna.
D'Amar d'Masna comes out with a nafka
mina like this. Hai buka d'atma d'shaf
m'dukteh ah.
The amount of art that we have here is
crazy. Look, if you if you snooze,
you're going to lose.
Upper
back
thigh bone all the way by the tail. Take
a look over there.
It's going to pop out.
Boom.
>> Dislocate.
It's a treifa, he says. Why is it a
treifa? Think about it. What what makes
it treif?
Because it might be similar to something
that's missing or something that's
broken. I don't know. Let's see.
Reb Yochanan Amar ailu treifos davka.
When the first Mishna is these are the
18 and guess what?
Buka d'atma is not one of them. You know
where it is? It's in the list of shaf
shmaitza.
Here, let's look at the shaf shmaitza
list.
So many things bli ayin hara.
Buka d'atma is number one on top.
Yeah?
Right there. Boom.
But he says, "Hey, it's not in the
Mishna."
Buka d'atma
right over here. You see how it pops in
there?
And there's a little bit of that that's
from the shchita. So,
It says the 18, but at the end it says
zak lao.
And Remus notes seems like it should be
it makes sense to the time that book of
the atma, this thing popping out of the
socket is in the general rule of the
treif. My time of why the double and two
lay is like something missing. Like like
a liver is missing. Here it's missing.
Time of the treif. Is that's why he says
how do you the treif of the Remus and
shaino? No. It's only these
and not anything else.
The daf is on our mission. Remus and
it's another one each one is going to
say this one is dafka the other one
mimics the lotion. Why does it have
lotion a lou? Because the the two
mishnas have to be symmetrical.
But Remus and a lou shair is dafka. The
Irish is the main one. Time of the treif
of the Remus and zak lao. And it says
these are the treifs and this is the
cloud that's the first mission of the
Remus and zak lao. And I don't want to
put Remus in there.
It doesn't it's not a it's not a hole.
But it's not a hole and it's not broken.
It's not missing. The little two lay lou
dami it's not completely taken out. Why
is it not taken out? Because it's not
completely taken out like a liver. It's
still there. Time of the shair. That's
why our mission comes along and says a
lou shair is how do you lou shair of the
Remus and treif. So comes out of exact
opposite. Remus and holds that a book of
the atma that pops out of the second
kosher. Remus and holds book of the atma
is treif.
If it pops out of the socket it's treif.
But Remus and
kosher. Why do you treif? But Remus says
if the
sinew, the what is it called in English?
The
tendon, the ligament. Better. Ligament
is better.
The ligament
tore
snapped. It's treif.
You should know that's not true. If the
economic share if it tears and snaps the
ligament is kosher. I do this
until it gets eaten up.
From the corner how much is missing?
You don't know what it talks is.
You take this this
coin from
How do you say it in English? Kurdistan?
Kurdistan?
Something like that?
You take a coin
that
is like this the small coin.
You
want to find it go to Pumbedita.
So
the money changer.
Listen
to this. He's he's brought in the
Gemara.
He's like a Tanna.
He says one
day shows up. Who's
the son of the smith?
Guy that works with metal. Who's the son
that works with metal? The famous
his father seems like
maybe a simpler person a smith guy.
How do you call him a smith? Smith what
do you how do you call him?
No but the word is smith but does it
have a certain blacksmith? Maybe
blacksmith yeah.
He says shows up at my shop. Why he
wants money coins I could he could show
the tell me them how big is is missing
from the corner and makes it treif. This
is
an amazing story. I try to stand up.
Like
like Yoni Meisels works for Simon. He
doesn't own the change.
I wanted to stand up like this like you
do for a godel.
The godel
is all
He was the greatest.
Reb Loisha Fkani and he said it's also
for you to stand up for me.
Omar Ali Shave and he shaved. Sit down.
When you work for somebody
So says the Gamorah
and I'll bring you a riot.
That it's not a riot. Kash of a loy, but
none.
Call Balu and he said to them we're
talking about the Bikurim.
So now they come to Jerusalem and all
the workers
get up and give them a lot of covid.
How do they get up and give them covid?
You know I stand up. You have to
continue working. Now these guys look
like they were battling over there.
Maybe they were storing over.
Okay.
Fine.
Point is
You see the guy got up for them.
But Shimon listened to this.
They say to them and she won't complain.
Ah.
Shalom.
So one of the quotas that I want to
point out here it's unbelievable human
nature.
If the whole Jerusalem, they all got up
for you You got it. They're not getting
up for you.
They got it for you and you and you and
you. Thousands of people coming and all
the thousands everybody gets up and
gives them all covid.
You got to feel so good to get some
covid. You know, a little covid even if
you know that everybody else is getting
it.
It feels good. It's shmack.
It's called Adam and Duma. It's called
covid. It's fake. All covid is fake.
But but this is not obvious. No, it
still gives the guy a little
you know, tickle like
Feels good. They stood up for me. It's
not not for you.
It's the other guy. You're not I know
he's not standing up for me. He's
standing up for everybody. The whole the
whole family is here. The whole
the whole is just came. Everybody.
No.
So that's one of the quotas. Another
good. A beautiful good here.
Why are you going to come over here?
Says the Gamora, we're done with this.
Just want to say this is a good.
Maybe they
maybe try maybe they might win them.
You'll stand up for the people bringing
the good news.
Cuz we want them to come again next
year.
And whatever the is, either the is the
right to be in the or maybe the is that
every owner wants his employees to stand
up for them. It's a cover for him.
>> He's got the light.
He said
all you rate.
>> Uh
Look how much it's beautiful this mix
up.
I will say have a wonderful day.
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