Daf Yomi Avodah Zarah Daf 33 by R' Eli Stefansky

[Music] Good morning boys. You should know that we saw it because you saw what do you see in the middle of the meal? >> Yeah. >> You weren't here yesterday. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Unbelievable. >> Harbelli just wanted to send this pic. It's a weird picture. I don't hold of it. so much. >> But you put it anyways. >> I put it anyways. They're they're learning Tyra while they're swimming without shirts on. I It's not a mikvah cuz I I zoomed in over here. There's bathing suits and everything, but they're watching Tyra. Listen, they can't control themselves. Some people have a ty for Tyra. Just wanted to send this picture a bit delayed from two weeks ago when we were doing the dots in the pool. Please don't mention my name. Thank you for everything. Somebody I I wish it had a little music, but at the end of the day, it's a three weeks. You can't. But this is called [Music] Oh, here he is. The my boys made this video giving. I showed it to him in person and he said I should submit it. So 10 since Makis and Yankee 5 also since Makis but not regular. He likes to join for the pictures and videos. The Dub family from Staten Island. Here we go. Morning. [Music] Yes. Staten Island. He's already kab over here. Tremendous privilege to watch a video and completion ceremony. Energy is contagious. I love watching. But that's not why I'm writing. Was thereim or friends amaritimic that shuckles so fervently in the back left side? Who's the back left side? >> I don't know who that is. No, that's the right side. Maybe I don't there. I don't know who's before. Okay. Each one of you gives me to continue learning every day. 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And then he tells me afterwards, he said a line that I've never heard before. He said, "There's a week ago I couldn't make it to this year. I slept in He he didn't wake up, but he woke up after the share. He says he got into his car and drove to MDY so he could stand outside the building. He wanted he couldn't he couldn't go one day without being near MDY. This is your Xiaomi. >> He comes every day with his captain. I'm not going to say who he is. There's a bunch of them. He left and then he drove back. It's unbelievable. >> He didn't want to mess with the routine. >> He didn't say that. He said he needed that. That's also good. Yeah, that's also >> Okay. So, a guy right before him, another Israeli speaking, a Hebrew speaker said exactly what you just said. He said, "Last night I came home at 3:00 a.m., but I listened to what you said. I opened up the Gar for 10 minutes." I said, "Was it 10 minutes?" He said, "No, it actually went to 12, but that was the idea. 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We have a very interesting d today. A lot of like short. One of the things that we're going to learn about a little bit is from the suga is whiskey in cherry casks. Where's cats? Where is he? >> He's not here today. That this is his day. You see missed opportunity. He waited seven and a half years for this. Boom. That day. The one day he's not here. >> Unbelievable. >> Drank too much. >> No. Yosi said he went to buy whiskey to show us. Hands on. Where are we holding? Is that where we're holding? >> What? All the way on the bottom. We learned that those who go to the the has a great word for it. They're on a pilgrim pilgrim pilgrimage. Pilgrimage. They're going to the Today they do it also. They go to Mecca, but that's not a desire as much. But over here they're going on the way to have a desire. There's a difference going and coming. You're not doing any business with them. There's a difference between a Jew and a guy and the difference between coming and going. What would you say if you had to think who has more than him aid going to the des? So now that we know we know a lot about Jews when they get into something they're all in. a little dangerous. [Applause] A guy who goes to the on pilgrimage when you do business with him right before what's he going to do as soon as he gets there? He's going to praise his on the way back. He's done he's done thanking him. But a Jew who goes towards he heard that there's interesting over there the opposite on the way there maybe he'll get a cha come back but on the way back even you even see in our societies like the bala different groups those who just got into a certain I don't or whatever they'll go crazy. They they try to the new guys you're saying everybody we're all new recruits to. So we go out and we recruit people once we're so you know he's going back to this guy and he and he's thinking and he's he's thinking the the the I thought even going it's what he tell me on the way there maybe he'll do he's going to take it back the guy's already off and now he's on the way you don't have to worry that he might do chuva he's done he's a goner so if he decides to go he's going to go if he dec when he comes back he came back he's always thinking of the zor so he's even worse than uh than the So Raji says this a certain marketplace they sell a little chachkis there's money going there to des so when the idol worshipper goes to this aid but he himself is not worshiping a des he's going he's a businessman he he manufactured a bunch of uh sylums in in China and and now he has to sell them over there. We're not concerned about the money that he made over there. Whatever. It's not that he's worshiping. He's not going to thank the the the sell on the way there when the Jew the businessman is going there. By the way, there it's the theor why is it als goes into it also. Why do you say that for a Jew on the way back it's also to do business with him and he sold over there and therefore he has money in his pocket. Maybe he sold he did the same business. Maybe he has money which is interesting. They discuss it because at the end of the day money is not like a money. You see him on the way there. You don't know what he's selling. You don't see exactly what he has in the boxes. So maybe he's actually selling his whole donkey that he's going with. Maybe he's selling his coat says. So maybe the Jew the same thing. What's again? What's the argument between the go and the Jew? So very simple. [Music] He's obviously selling a chachkus that he made in China. He's not selling his coat cuz if he wants to sell his code, he'll sell it here in the Jewish market. Why is he going all the way to the market? So do not do business with him on the way back because the money that he has is of a desire money says in the mission of that a guy who comes back from the pilgrimage you do business if he went on his own he took a bus he's on his own he's on a on an organized trip and they're all connected amo Oh, >> it's everything's why. You hear what's going on here? Unbelievable. When you're part of a Oh, where I'm going with this on Chabis Kamyanski in the speech. Everybody spoke. Every single person spoke. Kimat everybody. Well, every man for sure spoke and all amazing speeches be one of the things that no said is that look look at the talent here. These are world class speakers. People got up and spoke beautifully like people were crying. He was speech after speech was a bomb. Abby said that he was in a daff he's been doing this since 11th grade and it didn't really make a difference so much. She used to go 6 days 6 days by a certain sh in Lincolnwood and then on but if he missed nobody called him nobody cared he says over here some he goes to sleep 4 in the morning he's on a on a call and then he gets up in the morning he says I need to sleep for another 3 hours I need I can't but but what's going to be people are going to start texting him he has accountability and it's not for him now to start going into why this that so he just he shows up there something about that's that's what's everybody says MDY is and that's what it means that when you come you feel part of something it's different that's why I encourage the um the live these these when people get together as a kaburo is going in valdic in America it's just getting started the should really go over there because it makes a big difference that's why I don't know if these like place where you come in now I'm saying it's people that are in charge the same people come every Hey, becomes a comes a thing. I don't know if you use that lion, but show me your friends and I'll tell you who you are. >> That's >> that's >> Yeah, that's that was taken word for word from uh from English. It's not the same words. >> Show me your friends. I'll tell you who you are. Yeah. >> You'll notice you'll notice a lot of people that come here. >> They're alive. There's more people than you see. You see as sticking his head hand in over there all the It's cool. It's cool guys. Keep it up. I'm telling you that that that being there together smoozing beforeing after is a whole different world. It makes a big difference. All right. >> And that's why when the goes with goes with his friends, you know he's going back. You know that he's going to he's going to praise the getka. It's still in his head. It's still in his head. Before he said he went, now he's on his way back. That's it. Finished. He's done. No, no, no. He knows he's part of he's going to be coming back over there. It's different. Oh, so now we have a whole lengthy. It's I mean today it's small pieces. Each one is three lines in another. We're going to learn dozens because I don't expect anybody to remember all them. But it it continues for a few daff this idea of a cle a cle that was used for ya a cle that was used for even a clem how they absorb different types of kale. Today we're only going to be discussing two really leather and earthen wear. The Mishna talks about these two things. Here's a a leather flask on the right and a is very popular. Then we call it even wear to jug to put the wine in the smooth ones. [Music] You buy a smooth and I'm going to explain what smooth means. inside the this uh earthenware or what even the flask the the leather they would coat it with some coating like a pitch like a tar a pitch so that it gave it a little bit today we have plastic so everything we we have basically is plastic today but they didn't have that so they had to line the inside of this jug or the how do you say night in English flask with something I'm going to show you how it's done. If you don't have this lining and it's brand new, then it's motor. You shot him. If it's a old one, so that means somebody used it. And most likely there's wine absorbed in the walls of this flask in this jug. And this wine we know is we're concerned about that's what's in there. So it has bas. And then you put your kosher gishmaka wine with a in there. And then whatever is absorbed in the walls of this clay go back into your wine and they make it if it has a lining of pitch. It's awesome. If the idol worshiper or >> Yeah, I said or >> or maybe I didn't but I wanted to. It does say or between the two words. It could be I didn't say it. But then again, you can go to last night's she and see that for sure said he put pitch in there and he tanned it. And then so what they did is this is a little different than what we're expecting. Why did he put wine in there? He put wine in there to take to get rid of the terrible taste of this pitch. Pitch doesn't taste good. So you put a little bit of wine. You mix wine into the pitch to get the taste out. Now where's that wine? Let's let's say it's perfect, beautiful. And he puts it in the mixture in the pitch and sees this whole process and putting the wine in the whole thing. It's not a problem. So let me show you real quickly a couple of things so we know what's going on here. This is pitch. It doesn't really matter. It's a good video. You don't like this pitch? Not. This is pine pitch. Put a piece of metal in there. Sap. >> No, it's not really sap. It's pitch. There's a lot of trees. Okay. They got a lot of pitch. Okay. Now check this. give out. We found this on YouTube. It's unbelievable. >> Hi, my name is Savvito. Welcome to my channel where we will be learning how to coat the inside of a leather flask. First, we take the resin plums, put them in the bone, and heat them up in the oven. This part doesn't go strange. Moves by itself. Yeah. The sound is perfect. >> Now we mix wine into the resin to take away the bad flavor. >> It puts the resin into the flask. That's the resin. The lining. Yes. The >> It's kishmak to do the duff. [Laughter] That was bad idea. >> That was That's what we call 100% AI >> from beginning to end. That guy doesn't exist. There's no person like that. But he's a fake. >> Huh? Oh, yeah. What's your name? >> That's good stuff. >> Toronto. >> Toronto. How come you weren't on the bottom of that thing? What? I didn't get that whole thing. It was a sponsorship something without a sponsorship but there committee of to sponsorship to sponsor >> not you I wasn't hinting please I just didn't get the email there's like 20 names >> email either >> you're not in charge you're saying but you go to those that they do they do great stuff over there come on why not >> be part of that's we're talking about all right next to you >> yeah what's your name for a Thanks for embarrassing me like that. >> Ah, that's why you're allowed to sit there. We give you your Thank you for What's your name? >> Sir, did I ever call on you? Did I ever ask you who you are? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. So, it's good thing that I did. >> What? What? What school do you go to? >> Uh, next year I'm going to shor >> you. You might not need to might just come here every day and finish. >> You'd rather Is that what you said? You would ra say it louder. I didn't hear. >> I would rather come here than go to school. >> Oh man. [Applause] Who? >> Okay, let's go. >> Oh, I see. I see there's a guest over there. He stands sham. You your guest, right? >> Yeah. You What's your name? >> From >> Lakewood, New Jersey. >> Lakewood, New Jersey. Finally, another liquor guy. What? >> Next to him. There's another one. He's also No, he's not new. He's not new. >> Yala. If you If you're new, raise your hand. I'm done. What's your name, sir? You You're new here. Yeah. Where are we? Oh, so now that you saw the beautiful video that I found on YouTube, So he adds a little wine into it to to to get rid of that to to to mask the terrible flavor of the pitch. He may what do you gain standing over it? This is not a question of putting in the wrong ingredient. He's putting in the ingredient. The question is what's going on in his mind? Is he having for or not? So what does it help me if a Jew is standing there? How do you get rid of that? It's such a good question that we have to change. You're right. The non-Jew is is is putting the pitch in and and tanning it, doing everything. But it's the Jew who adds the flavor, the wine. And there's another Jew there watching the whole process. Ask question, why do I need another Jew? What's going on here? And if the Jews already doing the whole thing with the wine, there's no this is kosher wine going in. No, you see what's going on. It says over here says you need a sometimes even though a Jew is doing the whole process because he is involved. He's he's getting the thing. He's mixing the wine. His mind is not in the right place. He's thinking about something else about his job. And therefore we're concerned that the is gonna do while he's not watching or something and he's not going to notice. So I need another Jew there. Once you have a go in the process standing right there, it's dangerous. Maybe he'll do no let's don't change the it's the adds the ingredients. He's adding the wine. The reason you're asking a question. You're saying if you put if the guy puts the wine in there with the intent that it's for so what does it help me if a Jew is standing there? The answer is because there is a concept of of putting wine in something and the wine not not accomplishing anything. If you take water and you put it into cement and you mix the cement, is there a flavor of water? Does anybody see water? No. Now today it's cement. It's you take wine, you put it in the pitch. It's zero in the pitch. Yeah. So you're asking why he does it. It doesn't take it. It takes away some of the the bath. But you don't taste the wine. Why do you need a Jew there? Okay. >> It won't come out anymore. That's even when the Jew puts in wine. The next time the wine won't be that >> Yeah, it could be. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I I did actually. You're right. That's You're right. I want to change today to that. You're right. Yes. Thank you. This morning when I redid it, that's why I said yesterday. I said I'm going to say and I didn't write it in my Yes. That's a better that the wine is not going to come out now. The wine is not going to come out. It's stuck in there like like water and cement. It doesn't come out. The whole the whole concern is that the wine the non the non-coosher wine is going to come back in just like it was absorbed. It's going to come out. This doesn't get this gets absorbed and stays in there. I still don't know why you need a Jew there. Sorry. Here you have a if you pour wine into salt, it's okay. Something that I don't think we're going to understand exactly how it works. So if a guy puts wine into salt is great if you're comparing it to wine in the pitch the wine in the pitch stays there and never comes out the wine is there the flavor whatever it is it's still there why should it be motor story but and we have two stories same same kind a story very similar. We're going to have it on a very similar story this Arab guy. So there's a story in that says a story about that a tremendous amount of wealth. There's a tornado of some sort that lifted up grain and deposited on Bari's field. You all remember from 70 years ago? No, not manage. Okay, neither do I. And they want to say that the reason was that he should feel so wealthy he should return this is he should return the flasks to. So first he stole the flasks and I guess it was a thing to steal flasks. Flasks were not cheap. And what did he do with the flasks? what every good guy does. He filled it up with with wine and then he gives him back. So now we have a problem. Can I use my mind? I own the FL. He stole it from me. But what did he do with it? He used it for wine. He came and he asked the this is the here. This is the brings it. You fill up the flasks with water for three days and you empty out the flask and explains what does it mean three days. So you got to repeat the process three times. Rinse, repeat. Rinse, repeat three times. Each time for 24 hours. Put water in there for 24 hours. It'll absorb some of the taste, some of the wine. Pour out. Pour in again. Three times. Now, it makes a big difference. Who owned the flask to begin with? Let's say a non-Jew owned it to begin with and he used it for six years and is full of the whole flat. Does the rinse repeat work three times for it's because it was raised out kosher. Now you added a little non-cosher wine to it. I'll rinse that out of the but if it's a goa flask from day one it doesn't work. So another ala the amount of on this do is incredible. It doesn't matter. Even a flask that was used consistently for you could rinse it out like that. So, and you know what? We're not going to get into it. But what's the reason? Why? Why does it work? Huh? >> Yes. Very good. It's cold. Here we have a of why you guys of this year they get everything first. here. Put us in our place. >> Sure. After 24 hours, consider official. >> What does it say that? >> Yeah, but in this case, I don't see that. >> That's why it says it has to be AC less than 24 hours. >> No, that's the that's the rinsing out part. >> If you keep it in there, >> I I don't see I didn't see that anywhere. I'm not I'm not going to say that. I'm going to say I'm just going to say you're wrong now. >> Okay. >> With wine. Wine. Huh? The water is 24 hours. It's sitting there for 24 hours. This works with leather flasks. But we know throughout that earnware absorbs a lot. And many times we say when when tra goes into what do you do? >> You break it. There's nothing you can do. Argues. He says even it works. Why? Once again, because you're talking about cold these earnware vessels of the idol worshiper. If they're brand new and they don't have a a lining mutarim, you shun him. If they're old or if they're old or they are lined, they're also So if a guy go puts wine in there, the Jew puts water in it. How does he put the water in there? Three times, 24 hours, the whole thing. Another What else could you put in there? If you, let's say, you don't have enough time, you don't have three days to do this whole process. You need to use it now. You're going on a trip. The guy put wine in there. [Music] Ah, here we go. Here's a good picture. He puts a little fish brine in there. Rinse out. I did see I I I wrote over here this right away, but I'm pretty sure I saw three-way mism if it's 24 hours right away. What was the third one? I don't remember what the other was. Okay, before you do any but for what? Yeah, in Son and Yaness different. I don't know. You're right. Abby asked the same question last night. >> Right. Two days. What? >> When you have it worker. >> Oh, if you put oneird salt and 2/3 water, then it also works. Correct. This is that we said he can use the the bride of fish is says over here. So there are those who want to explain that we're not talking about could you wash out your your vessel with with brine because that the says when when uses of it means you can do it. So that what Rashi means is Rash's explain that we're asking could you eat the brine now because the brine just washed out your cle that's wat doesn't mean that everybody else that's but I connected to that a little bit more so I'm saying it the the question you could also say means can you use the for that the the art school brings that as the their main Oh, >> this is Mhm. >> turning of the DAF global experts in international financial services anonymous and with gratitude for the safe and healthy birth of our baby boy true community. >> I did I'm going to do it again. >> I didn't have a chance. Somebody gave me this beautiful gift during the shabaton. I don't remember who it is, but I use it and I like it a lot. I got a lot of compliments. It's a beautiful gift. And I also I want to thank again the individual who sponsored my room and insisted I get a sweet upgrade. And all those who gave magnum bottles, very expensive bottles of wine, top bottles, old 2004 Castell and the Noble and uh and uh um Oshi's grandfather Simon Jacob Simon who gave also some magnet. I forgot the name of it. And uh Simon Jacobs and Kitser somebody donated $10,000 and Kiter was beautiful. People would sending things and being even though they they didn't they felt that they were being so huh >> the windmill project. That's what it was. That was the name of the battle. Is that right? That's right. You would know cuz you brought it to your room. You staring at it. No, I did. I told it was I I don't know that I I probably didn't know that. So we learned in that if the wine doesn't have two seals it's a problem the guy that takes and we had waiters becomes the why it didn't have two seals cuz some clown go he was helping he like we thought we're going to use this bottle so he took the the foil off that's seal number one it says Rabi Shoberg but the cork itself is two seals because it has words on iter you can remove the cork without we learned something. Be careful. Don't remove that. That I I wouldn't have known that and I wouldn't have thought about it. And sometimes I even do it in my own house. I take off the foil. I say, "You know what? Let me do another bottle and I leave it there." And then the lady comes and she cleans up her. Okay. [Music] So, what's the question? Could you use this vessel number one in the ma? Could you pour something sharp into it to kosher it? And or shot number two. If you poured and use this brine to wash out the inside of your of your flask. So what are you washing? You're washing the out of the walls. So where did the go to? It didn't evaporate. It went into your brine. Can you eat your brine? If you buy them, we did. We did. If they're brand new, you could put wine in there. If they're older ones, you put the brine in there. Says over here, whatever your is, that's what the B is talking about. And it says you can do it. You could either eat it or you can wash it. [Music] answer about me. Can you do sort of put it back into the fire until it becomes white? Was that to get rid of the If you're telling me that putting some fish brine in there, it burns out the is certainly fire is much stronger than that. says, "If you take the earnware, put it back into the firework, the kil, right? That's what it's called. You throw it back in there." Once the lining pops off, that means that the absorption that's even in the walls of the actual earthware came out. You don't literally need to ruin your flask now that the whole thing fell in. If it got a little weak, you know, it starts peeling off. Soft. There you go. Soft. Softens up. It doesn't have to fall down to the bottom and ruin the whole thing. That softness means that the wall got hot enough that it ejected whatever was in the wall of the earth. Now >> soft even though it didn't fall in. This is a terrible idea. Take a bunch of wood chips, throw it in take light them on fire. A bunch of matches, light them on fire, put it into your flask, make a little explosion inside your flask. So it's it's it's fast and easy, but a terrible idea. You can understand why one says that it's no good. Why is it no good? Because you made a big a big bang, but you didn't accomplish anything. You didn't remove. In order to remove something that's absorbed in the wall, you have to have a nice slow steady heat, not like a one flash heat. Boom. Firecracker is not going to cause it to come out. But one says yes, that's enough. Huh? >> No. small pieces of wood. >> I know, but it's like it's like it's too quick. You know what I'm saying? That's what they they I'm explaining why he says it's awesome. Oh, >> who's David Hess? You are David H. You are. So, yesterday Marashkinazi sponsored breakfast for you. So, I'll read it cuz you weren't here. Breakfast is sponsored by Marshazzi in honor of my dear friend David S. does endless in the quietest of ways. Mazda, now I see what he means. Maz on your grandson's baritzvah much continued. Marashazi, go back to your flight. What are you What are you inserting? What are you hacking? What are you sticking things into my slides in the middle of your flight? What's going on here? Technology. He's sitting on a plane and he's affecting the the shear of MDY. Here it is. David is at chair today. Here he threw this in. >> Put back on the screen. >> It is on the screen. >> Put back on the screen. >> Oh, Mark. Where's Mark? >> I don't know if he's going to. I want to see Mark. No, you don't see him. >> Oh, Mark, put a cell phone on your face. Put one of those flashlights. >> Oh, I see. He's Look, Rabosa, you can tell that he's in business class. Look at Look at that curtain behind him. That doesn't that doesn't allow the peasants coming into his class. Now Yasi Klein is to his right. Seat over. Right. Go. Go over there. Show Yasi Klein. Yaz. Now point the camera at him. No. Okay. >> No. Yosi Klein once paid very cheap like 500,000 points because you could take a shower on the plane and it's timed in the Emirates to have a shower but there's not there's not endless water. You can just take a half hour shower 5 minutes shower. She loved it. You go in there get your own shower. Imagine you're in a little booth with a shower, a couch this. It's a whole Yeah. says we said already here's it doesn't work so well it's not the greatest idea you want heat it up from outside not from the inside >> no that's later that's next let me make sure I'm not missing anything oh yeah I missed this one we'll Say the same story again soon. This is where the the guy came and stole his flasks and then gave it back. Barta. Um. Oh no. This is I missed this one. Let's do this. Earth war porus. Some coals pine pitch. You you put it in there. Put the pitch in there. Now has a little bit on the outsides also. It's now it's lined with pitch. Okay. This is a big for us. You have a barrel that absorbed wine. A cherry cask. Cherry cask. Can you fill it up with some other beverage like sh or beer? Beer. So today it's very negas. Can you drink sherry whiskey or sherry cask whiskey? Now I'm not asking anything. I'm just telling you a little bit that I saw yesterday. There's a big sug this guy from a young man from Chicago years ago. He wrote a whole pamphlet about it. What do you say? Yes, >> you already went cuz you're in the business. You own what's the name of your thing again? >> What's What's it >> Thinkers Distiller? >> Thinkers distour. >> Right. Right. So, I'm going to talk about bourbon also. Bourbon is not a sh because it's used only from fresh brand new >> oaks. Oak casks. But whiskey that comes from it's the cheap ones. They say it's a problem because you don't know what they're using, what they're not using. But whiskey that comes from Scotland, can you drink the does the There's two issues. A, they put this the whiskey, they distill the whiskey in these in these uh barrels and the barrels have uh wine absorbed in them and it says muurish. It's like a kash. This is a b barrel that came from that used to be for wine. So the question is whatever the barrel absorbed, does it go back into the whiskey? Do you do you do you taste it? There's another shila that sometimes they put like just to increase the alcohol. Did you ever notice it's always 40% or a certain percent. How do they get it to that percentage? Sometimes they they add a little wine, they add maybe for flavor. That's another shil. So fine says this is the famous that he says but something that maybe not everybody knows. He says that it's a lot of drink but somebody that that's more >> same kind of. So I guess if you drink of stam you could drink sherry cask. Not not the same thing doesn't like that. Not the same. Okay. I'm not going there. >> The same thing about hug your granddaughter. >> Really? >> Yeah. But he he was not >> Oh, hold on a second. So I want to say something. It's unbelievable. It says that he was obviously nem not to drink from shar. But when he was in a kabur of people of malabatim that were drinking taking shots of whiskey from the cask. So he did he wasn't because he says also to be because it's G it's >> to say you hear this >> where I read it >> in the back of the >> Yeah only only in >> at a club at club do >> that doesn't make sense >> when he was at a kdish when he was at a kdish >> I just okay let's say let's say let's say it's Right. Let's say it's true. Let's say it's true. Let's say it's true. So you learn a big site here. A lot of people they they enjoy being more mak than everybody else next to them. He said you you could eat this. I don't eat. I'm going to sit like this. Or you see from here if it's true. >> If it's true. >> No. He would give it I know he gave it to people. I had know people would by his house and he gave them that. I know. He himself didn't drink it. I don't know about him drinking something like that. If somebody was going to throw it out because it's called stam, you'd say, "Give it to me." Bashar, sir. >> Interesting. Okay. We don't know if that's true either. We don't know anything anymore. >> I said I know it for sure. It's true. >> Okay. >> I know the person. Okay. >> I know. >> Now listen to this. Ribasha says that there's no problem with Sherry cask had a problem with what he said because he says that the the the strength of the whiskey burns out any kind of flavor from the wine. So the child is why do they use it then? Why do they use >> it's like the notes of the pepper on the back of your wine. >> You taste cherry. >> Okay. >> I told you you can taste sherry. >> I don't know. Fine. nothing. >> Uh, hold on. I just want to make sure that I got this. Okay, fine. Next. >> So, now going back to us, a person put beer inside a cherry cask. It's full of wine flavor in the walls. That ruins the beer. That's called noisam. The the the flavor ruins whatever you don't want. Nobody wants beer that tastes like wine. That's not the reason he put it. He used it just for storage. They say that it's because it just ruins the the beer, not help the beer. He allowed this is a story the one who wrote the right raven. They were messing the sh they wrote he tells his son you're allowed to put beer in the barrel he went ber to put the beer by mistake he bit a big boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo boo instead of putting beer he put wine and we know that there's a big difference between beer and wine the wine in the cask ruins the beer But the wine in the cast helps the wine that you put in there. That that would be a big problem of y going into the wine. So if you were ra and you heard about the story, you might want to make for all generations to come. Look, I gave a guy a to put beer in a barrel and he messed up. He put wine in the barrel and he's not just a regular. This is a big god. This is he didn't make why was a one time mistake and this is unbelievable. I highly recommend everybody to go out there and buy some of this. Use it. Actually, it works very well with Cheerios. This is a bowl made out of dong. >> Here, here's a guy eating from it. Cheerios and milk. >> Yeah, this is not good. >> Malina mayo. Now, this guy was very concerned about his gull bowl. He wanted to save it. He bought it in the marketplace. It had a little bit of, you know, flavor from wine. It's Kashmak. So he wanted to get rid of the malo. He filled it up with water and he put it in the sun. They exploded. I don't know that I have to warn the American Shiva guys not to wear the shab shoes on trips and also to bring water, not to explode in the sun. But it's to remember we're in. Why do you do that? You destroyed your vessel for no reason. They said, "Fill it up with water. You're being way too." Fine. Something that's very absorbent called. You can't There's nothing you can do about it. What does it mean? you use dirt that comes out of the uh alum uh whatever it's called the um and they you know they they >> they dig for this nest or stuff the alum so that what if whether using the alum itself you're using the dirt from over there but it's very porous very absorbent and you can't get it out the rupilia rupilia is usually the the second in command in the kingdom So he came in, he took the jugs. Nobody, no questions asked. He can't do anything about it. Same thing that we had before here. Where was it? Right over here. He grabbed his jug and filled it up with wine. Problem. Then he's a nice guy. He gives it back. They asked the question. We don't have to be concerned. Why? Because this is something that you don't put it there for a long time. Obviously, this second and command guy used it for a few minutes, a few hours. It's not a problem. What do you do? You just rinse it out in water and it's great. These pictures that are red. Oh, we even have a picture here. red fer where Armenians since the nature of the red clay doesn't absorb a lot again it's something they just rinse out with water and it's good this way from again it doesn't absorb a lot huh Is it already? Um, let's just do a few more lines. What about cups? So, different word cup or jug because a cup is something that you just drink quickly. You don't you don't keep the wine in there for a long time. Like a it stays there for a few minutes and that's it. Says you need at least, you know, the three-day thing. All you need to do is rinse it out a little bit and you're good. If the guy is the first one that drink from it. So since it's brand new and it's porous, so it absorbed a lot of wine. What if the guy the Jew used it once but then the guy used it a second time does force its way into the walls. It does get its way into the walls. Third time. The guy is going to insert his into the walls. Have a wonderful day. 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