Daf Yomi Chullin Daf 15 by R' Eli Stefansky

[music] Good morning, Rob. Live from Morocco. We're in Morocco. One of the nicest hotels. Probably the nicest hotel I've ever been to. The Banyan Tree. Banyan Tree. I'm going to show Maybe I'll give it to Ariel. Maybe somebody could throw it in. I took one video so far of the room. Part one. This part one and part two. Crazy mounts of butler with the with the with the the private uh not everybody but [laughter] >> yesterday. Let's talk about I'll talk about yesterday for a minute. >> Only in the house. >> Those who come with the Mayback. those who come in the Mayback they >> so yesterday was one of my favorite days probably my favorite I love the buriki the tannery for me it was like wow it was only because it ties into gar everywhere it gives it gives a lot of gumaras a new meaning and uh laika was just next level and then bend bendi dwan >> and Uh then we went we we did a the dinner on a rooftop in the middle of uh a neighborhood Michelon and police escorts everywhere. We had our security guards plus local police with us the entire time and then we had on top and uh the two Benush brothers. We had a comedy relief in middle. [snorts] They were just going back and forth. They were saying over me and they were going at each other and with each other was lea and then we had a kumzit m something special is special. We got to the hotel here at 1:30 in the morning went to sleep 2:33. There's ch and obviously you need to eat some ch at 2:30 in the morning. >> Behind me by the way is the ocean. You can't really see. This is water right over here. And there's some sort of like a like a lake with ducks right over here. It's hard to see the camera like uh we wanted a nicer background, but that's what we have. We're outdoors right now. >> Uh reminder to say, this is one of my favorite pictures. I'll tell you why. Because for me, I thought I was outside. Everybody was basically sleeping. It was early in the morning and a couple decided to uh go see the the sunrise and they took a picture of me preparing sheir. I I still like hati pajamas or something. I don't know. I'm like I wear my like a like a shirt like one of those basketball shirts which I usually don't walk outside with but you know nobody's up. >> I see. >> And the whole the whole the camels in the background and the Sahara desert in the background and a tent. It just it captures a lot for me. So my favorite picture so far for me. This is the Kurlin. The Kurins are with us. Krillin's son sent us in. They sent us in a while ago. Uh there's a robot MDY robot for that MDY Montreal in English. We have in Hebrew in Montreal and now the there's a sniff satellite location in English. Also Yasi's bakery. Check this out. It's a beautiful bakery. Look at this. >> Barak and Great Neck New York. Unbelievable. Great neck New York. Look, there's a nice crowd over there. Where's the lake? [laughter] >> There's a few people missing here. I have to say it is it's early in the morning here and went to sleep extremely extremely late. So Kalakavad whoever's here this early um anonymous in honor of Rabbi David Francoona and Mayor Shimuli Sam Cohen and Joe Kashki deal New Jersey Perrick the Benedict family and Rachel Liba will 29th of sheer sponsors the David Salomon dedicate in memory of the family foundation in gratitude to consortium and the alliance and all they do to support MDY anonymous means thank you to Chief Benny anonymous so this year's um cheetah misa must be the story for me that was a a yashmdy story that we planned the trip to go see Laos Celika. That's the like the number one place that everybody tells us that you have to go. If you go to Morocco, you have to go to La. And we go there and it turns out it's your yard. Crazy coincidence. Thank you to Chief Benny said anonymous for completenel. Did anybody see Rosenfeld calling him out? >> Not in the last five hours. >> He's Bish. He has all rights to sleep in. Did anybody see Simon? He's here. here and Rosenfly supporting Spanishulber and in honor of Bernie Leap Tag who got me to MDY two years ago this week. Bernie Leap Tag. Bernie the burn. I don't know anybody remembers from seven years ago, seven and a half, eight years ago and he brought somebody in here more than one anonymous maz to pull Palovich something like that. One of the >> Uri one of the biggest investor in Jewish investors in Jewish education worldwide. Mamesh does tremendousund and something schools and big big zah. Yeah, huge anonymous for the merit of for gold bas >> anonymous for yellova having surgery today >> yesterday. [laughter] >> Oh, that's Jamie's >> no. [laughter] >> Well, the reason why he wants it anonymous, he doesn't want the world to know that he went on a trip when his son's having surgery. But >> why would you imagine the guy would be on the way to the airport and get a phone to remind the lead the lead anonymous in memory of Ben Mazal K sponsors month HK ventures in the schools for success of all our clients it has to be that hill learns in the ky there every day I'm just copying that's why he's sponsored I guess for the ky he feels close to them what loves the ky and Danielle Rosenfeld MDY kids sponsors monthly months. I just found out makes it makes more sense now. It makes I mean it has more meaning. Not makes more sense. Has more meaning. Hey, >> you asked me how did if you were on the plane sitting next to me and you had your headphones on and they're noise cancelling, how do you hear me talk about this yellow? So, first of all, I don't know if I had my headphones on then. Did I have my headphones on then? Also, it's not 100% uh you know, you could still but it does it does a pretty drowns it out. And I told him also that I usually put on um rain. That's my thing. I put on a noise because just the noise cancelling feature by itself is not enough. The rain usually does work. So, I don't know. Oh, then I also have a limit to my apps. How much I could watch apps during the day or be on my apps. So then it turns it off. So maybe P got me there. Who knows? It's a good It's a The Kash is a good one. >> Big MRI while we were >> really >> How old is he? >> 12. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Okay. >> Beautiful Sugya. Of course, as usual, we're in the middle of the when a person on he does a onab you're permitted to have from the says provided what you wait a full you wait a day you wait in other words we don't see maybe it means shabas you wait can't eat it on chabas and the tells us that that goes according to the sun is starting to hit this way now great [laughter] Yeah, >> your hair is not so white like this. It's good. >> He said, "Where's where's the island? What's going on here? >> We not militants." Yeah, that's a problem. [clears throat] Stay up till 12:00 to watch. They're coming out with the leftover. just starting. So says, "Hello, this is not a joke." He comes in from Australia, takes him 24 hours to fly in, and they're only going to land like two days before Yantiff and they have to do Y, the whole thing. So, so it's a very big sacrifice all the way from Australia, the famous Kazen from Australia. So Zimara we have over here you asking me why don't we talk about this after she and ask him >> it's a good chila >> he wants to know about your spir are you going to miss the day of spir >> when you come from America >> go via Asia Middle East >> you go via so the answer is obvious when you go via Asia or the Middle East it's not a problem Okay, >> that's right. >> Oh, we're going to get to that. Fine. So, before the falls asleep here, the tries and says, "You know what? Maybe it's the which is it? We tried this one. That one it's you can't touch the meat because it's before Shabas. It's now really hold us in." Last words on the It's not You have a candalabra if it's made out of earn so it gets all nasty and gross from all the oil. So it's certainly but even if it's a nice material like metal which doesn't get dirty and it's older it's a older candalabra you're allowed to move it on chabas if you have some sort of reason to shabas everybody's familiar with this but once you light a candle I I I remember as a kid I don't I didn't see it in a long time some people light their candles on the shabas table and it becomes like an issue so they take the tablecloth there you're not allowed to move the actual candles. So what do you do exactly? I remember that there were people people were not so familiar maybe with back in the day. Maybe today they became more I don't know. Okay. What's the connection? How do you know? So therefore would say in our case when you have meat you have an animal that was a before shabas. So it's like a candalabra that you have candles lit on it and even when the candles go out the candalabra remains user. Why? because it was a buses. It became something that's user at the time that the the the candles were lit. You weren't allowed to move it. So do over here at the time that the animal and that's a big issue when somebody owns a dog like we used to have a dog. Are you allowed to touch it? There's not a good heter to really touch your own dog. It is the actual dog is is mutza and uh a lot of people in my family were were make bed they came up with their own kulus the the cement I'm not I was looking high and low I would love to hear it but >> I don't know why it's mos I'll tell you the truth I don't know why like it has no use but lice it's your pet you like to pet it okay fine call upon him the gar says over here that this is ribbuda that's why have the animal the animals because it's already and the meat is available it's still says what's the connection when you light a candle in a candle bro you're saying I don't want to use this this beautiful silver piece to the next 24 hours just lit a candle on it but an animal you didn't push it off you didn't do anything physically to show that you don't want this animal. So therefore, let's go and find another. This is the of a very very famous. It's a three-way mus. And the three-way has different parts to it. But before I jump into this three-way, I think it's important to talk about President Donald Trump and the United States of America. Why? I think it's important because we have to have gratitude. We have to have a carat to the United States. [clears throat] United States, they're they're celebrating now the 250th birthday. And it's probably the only place in history where Jews and all religions were allowed to flourish and uh practice their religion freedom. Not only that, they they encouraged it sort of they they promoted they gave money towards different institutions till this very day. And uh it was fairly easy from the war from from the second world war till today. no programs, no no um you know the different things that that that Jews went through in history. We we we take it for granted almost and we have to say thank you to the United States and uh it's hard to say thank you to a country. So you say thank you to the president who happens to be uh he has a tremendous amount of common sense and that common sense. I think so. I believe it every day. Every day. I love his common sense and uh and that common sense uh helped us in in the the last uh very hard uh time and period that that that was going through and Israel and everything else and he helped us a lot tremendous amount and to him but what's so interesting is that he called out and that that's why I'm pausing here because he called out that Jews around the world Jews in America should keep shabas president of the United States, a Christian, I believe he's Christian, says Jews should keep to so I'm going to just piggyback on his call and say as to him as as gratitude to President Trump, let's all try to keep Shabas all those there there there are many who watch the Shir. I'm familiar with a bunch of people watch this year who are not currently sharing Shabas. They watch the Shia religiously every single day. And uh as a as a the president asked, so maybe this is a good time to to keep one chabas, just one chabas, and we'll all be free. And somebody should take his uh his call to action. Okay. So what's a mus? So I just want to to make the easier. It goes like this. If a person is mal shabas, he cooks on chabas. Yeah, it happens. People I was in a house. I just remember I was in a house of a balis chuva. It's actually um I'm not going to say because then people will figure out who it is. Somebody in Chicago Balis chuva. I ate in their house and I I witnessed Shabas that had to do with cooking. She wasn't aware that a certain thing with the oven was user. She didn't know. She thought you could put it in the hole, whatever. Take it out. She didn't know the I said something. She I didn't know. So now what is the seriously could you eat the chunk that just came out of the oven? The the meat that just came out of the oven. She did it unknownly. It's she if she would have known if somebody would have told her before shab what you're doing is not she she certainly would have done. I saw her reaction when I told her. She was shocked. This is the first time somebody ever told me I'm a B for 10 years. I I didn't know. So what's you allowed to eat this meat or not? So we have a three-way mus. But we have the three-way in both categories. Whether she did it deliberately or she did it unintentionally because if she did it deliberately then we have a whether anybody could eat it. Anyone. And so it goes like this. We have her mayor who's the most mal and we have Sandler who's the most m and he'll say that if it happened deliberately then no one could eat it forever toss it out with and reor says if it happened unintentionally like in my case in Chicago then you're allowed to eat it but only on shabas and you have to wait you have to wait how long did that meat take to to cook 2 hours you have to wait after two hours of shabas. Why? Because you don't want to have any benefit. You want you don't want people to benefit from the mabas. So if it took them two hours on chabas, you're not going to benefit from the shabas at all. You wait too. So that those are the extremes. You have says it's mut to eat. And then you have say that's also for anybody. So, but then and in the middle and we're going to say that our so all the truth is we don't have to know all the different shittas cuz it could get confusing. Now to make the sheetus a little easier I will say that reor whatever holds me which is his extreme category that's what holds in shi in the lighter category and whatever holds in his mid that's what the next holds in his so it's steps it's tiered mayor who's the most says by mid you should do xyz So that's what is going to hold exactly by his that holds in his m you should do this and this that's holds in that okay fine okay so let's see inside he could eat oh when could he eat could eat right away so I I I misspoke before holds they could eat even on chabas on a on a So according to a mayor which we'll see that Rebi says pass like your mayor. So in that in that my situation sitting in this guy's living room or dining room and seeing that his wife was with the food you're allowed to eat right away. >> Even she even she Yeah. Even her even the the mashel. Right. So we have two we have the the the guy doing the cooking the chef and then we have the friends. We have the shig and we have the maze. So why if you do it deliberately, why shouldn't you eat? Because there's a there's a there's a penalty here. You can't eat it right away. Rebeer. So let's see. I don't know. I don't know if we did this correctly yesterday. Rome's on the bottom. Is there No, it doesn't move. Okay. I don't see what's going on here. Okay. [snorts] So mayor says, "So I don't know if you could see there's a table with a chef with friends." You guys see the chef? You can you see? >> Oh, zoom in. Very good. Oh, okay. Here's the chef. He's the He's the He's the worst guy because he's the one that did it. According to mayor on a even he could eat and his friends could eat on Shabas. You see it says on Shabas Shabas Maz what's only on Shabas. You see Maz Shabas only who only friends. You don't see a chef there. That's what Yehuda is going to hold. What? That's what Rhuda is going to hold on a shig. You hear on a shig is going to hold that only friends and only what is review what is review of the hold on amazed no >> yeah yeah on amazed the next one up >> here so he did very nice he put the chef all by himself he gets nothing >> the chef gets nothing the the the friends get to eat when only on Shabas. So that's that's basically what Rebuda holds on. Let's see. Let's see if it's right. And this is what the Gar is trying to say that is our Mishna. If somebody this is what you do. Oh remember Rav said yes provided that you wait a day. This is the this is and it goes according to review that this is reviewed that what that if you by mistake our mission is going to be talking about by mistake you have to wait until shabas but if you do it deliberately you can't eat forever but who can't eat forever the chef but somebody else could eat and that's going to be Sandler's shig in the maze if he did deliberately the chef can never eat it. He can never benefit from it ever. But his friends could >> Yeah. It's always because there's a lot of elements. It's hard to remember it all. But says if he did it by mistake, I'm going to hold in his only his friends, not him. Why? Because we give you but if you do it deliberately, you can never eat it. What does want to say? says that we're going according to our mission is going to according to and you have to wait even you have to wait until >> says why don't we say that it goes according to mayor the second category of that he did it deliberately has to wait until it can't since the he says the words together one after another. So shabas is similar to itself nobody could eat. There's no to eat whether even if you did [snorts] so there's no difference between and he shouldn't be able to eat says great so how could you how could you say that our goes like in what case of think about it let's read the together let's see if it fits I'm reading these words you tell me if it makes sense that it's Even though he gets the death penalty, are we talking about how could it be? It says he gets the death penalty. Says, I don't understand what you're talking about. It says that he gets a death penalty. You don't get the death penalty for doing something by accident. What the mission is trying to say, it's so extreme. We're talking about a situation that if somebody did it deliberately, he would get the death penalty. So if he did it unintentionally, maybe we should be super mm. It's a very severe thing that he did here. So what if it was unintentionally? It's like uh if you kill somebody deliberately, you get the death penalty. It's a very very severe thing to kill somebody. So if you did it unintentionally, it's not a joke. You don't go home. Most of the time if somebody runs somebody over they first thing is it goes to jail then they start discussing what happened where what it's a severe thing it's not a joke man you know it's first you have to decide it wasn't deliberate and then depends how mad the cop is at the time and this and that it's all it's all massive I think in America it's slightly different no [laughter] >> jail [snorts] says so I didn't mean to say that our Mishna is amazed I said in a case of amazing you get the death penalty you have to be very careful by also and in fact you do have to wait until to get to eat it but if it happen you eat it from the says okay so one more question then we're done with the why don't we say the mission who told you that the mission goes accord we have threeas we have we have in the middle and we have super maybe our mission goes according tolerand just want to make sure we had a good that oh here interesting why how did it happen somebody >> he [snorts] got to the hotel 2:30 in the morning and Mishes. >> But how can it be? Yesterday was Oh, right. Yesterday was Friday. >> Unfortunately, we have a lot of these guys in the chamish. I decided to save the meat for malava mala. It's best for it to cook a long time on the fire. Right, Benny? >> [snorts] >> Okay. What's tricky about the a lot of things you have to stick in a little word here, a little word there. When when it says over here means only. So why don't we say that it goes according to light. But at the end of the day, there's a difference between the chef himself and his friends. But our never differentiated between anyone. He said a blanket statement that the of is kosher. He didn't say, "Oh, only kosher for friends, not kosher for himself." So we can't say it goes according and now we have a brand new So, I'm going to read this and you're going to tell me who this is. This is this is tricky. 8:00 in the morning after sleeping two hours. If somebody cooks on Shabas, if he did it, if he did it by by mistake, if he does it deliberately, I'm sorry. If he did it unintentionally, he could eat. You hear this? He could eat. Who does it go? I'm going to show you the steps and you have to tell me besides [clears throat] again if you did it you're allowed to eat you're not allowed to eat who does it go according to this is the most this is Rav said quiet sh don't don't don't talk like that so the question is why >> why would ra tell somebody to be quiet the two questions on that what's the point my why would he tell him to be You're saying and I hold and the announcer said it like mayor because holds like so if anybody tries to say something like I I quiet him down that doesn't make sense but Rav himself doesn't hold like Rav himself holds like So he should have been very happy that somebody said like why would he be upset when he himself was like why would he said that somebody else said it's like how do I know this when Rav was teaching he told him in private that mayor in other words make that if somebody in Chicago cooks meat eat unintentionally, you're allowed to eat that meat on even the cooker, even the chef is allowed to eat it because it was unintentional. That's what he told me. But if when he said it in front of the whole the whole community, he said, "No, no, that looks like why he didn't want them to be on chas you yourself are allowed to eat it and then by mistake by mistake all of a sudden you start cooking things in chabas. You start eating it yourself. Forget it. It becomes so what? So if somebody came along and said is like your mayor, why would he tell him to be quiet? That is so what's the obvious answer? Because he said it in front of so many people and he didn't want the people to know this this the secret that this story happened in front of the whole audience and that's why he quieted them. No, nobody listens to to another that comes along and says something they listen to the guy the speaker phone the the ram call the the megaphone the wonder with the loud voice I'm not going to say who the guy has a voice you hear in your right now >> AI are you taking pictures or you listening to the sh I just need to know what's going on here >> multi Oh, okay. I'm not going to call you out. >> If it's good pictures, if they're good, [laughter] >> we have to find out if we could say a brah on the ocean and where maybe there's a particular place where the two oceans meet. Okay, lice. You could say, you can say brah in your room. [laughter] >> We don't all have the same room. You have other >> It doesn't matter. Every room here is like your room. >> No, I I didn't know this room. >> Listen, listen. You could all come to my room and make a bra. It's fine. >> But the our mishbuck is into the hotels. We have Hiltons and uh and uh what else? No. >> No. Halanian is part of the Halian and what do you call them? >> Whatever. So, but they say there's the Hiltons and the Rison. We were in the Rison. Unbelievable hotel. One of the nicest. Really? The one yesterday in Fez. >> Unbelievable hotel. But but then then there's then this banyan tree. It's like a different c. It's not a it's not a hotel really. It's like houses vas. Everybody gets a villa. Ocean view zak. Okay, we'll talk about a different time. >> Everybody's invited. Says, "Listen, what happened was we're going we're going differently." Oh, son went away. [snorts] >> Oh, what you weren't in the background. [laughter] Well, >> you >> [laughter] >> So, you went, you were listening to Ty in the Mikvah. [laughter] [snorts] >> I look here. So, >> he's mish. He's You can see the difference between a guy that comes to to take pictures and a guy that's living it. He's mish every second. He's sending a status and he's mish. He's he's he's in it. It's not he's not taking what? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm just taking it all in. It's I'm still speechless from >> what? From that thing. >> From this whole place. >> Oh, from this place. Are you in the No, you're not in the thing. >> Oh, you got You got it. Okay. I spoke about Rebar before you came. I I I I told in America about the the comedic relief that we had last night in uh I didn't say what we discussed. We I didn't say I didn't say the topic >> in >> I didn't say what it was. I just it was gishmach. It was very good. Okay. So, we're learning to listen is going to have an today. We're going to go out to the to the ocean and do different things and scuba diving and then this I know we're not but let them think that we are. [laughter] There's >> the >> But I'm serious. I'm not joking. I I can't emphasize this enough. We're on a trip and if you if everybody should look back five years ago or 10 years ago, it depends who you are, where you are. At what point in your life, a lot of us, it was a year ago or three years ago. And when we're in a place like this, did we really learn for an hour of Tyra before shak and then dak and a minion and and and and then you can enjoy then you go ahead and enjoy the whole day. have all but that you we're starting off the day with Tyra. It's unbelievable. It's it's crazy >> and we're gonna learn in the afternoon. >> Yeah. Yeah. There's too much room coming over. >> You guys prepare. I'll say it. [laughter] >> Preparing on a jet ski. >> This was maybe the first time in my life that when I heard that scuba diver scuba diving was canceled, I was like, "Wow." Barashem like what was I thinking like when was I going to prepare cuz at 3:00 I got to give to so when okay so says a noob shot over here a noob shot when the Talmet came and said hey Rav didn't say Rav he says rebi and he's talking to the gull you're allowed to eat he wasn't talking about bishel there's two categories there's bishel there's there's um the cooking and there's the our mission is actually talking about and that's why fits right in over here says he wasn't talking about that if somebody cooked and that the three the three step that we had over here the steps this thing it wasn't about this it was about if somebody on what do you do we're holding like seven lines from the bottom If you then you could do it, you could eat it. If it happened by mistake, you shuck by mistake in Chabas like oh that's what it was the guy this guy it's about on chabas how do you by mistake a good chil actually and now how this video makes much more sense where where's the guy because he forgot what day it was okay fine soar says but if he did it deliberately on my mayor mayor which her mayor of cooking. That's you allow to eat from it on chabas. So the makes a distinction here. When you take meat out of the freezer and you cook it on chabas, the meat was edible. In fact, we had a lot of carpio meat during this trip trip. Uncooked meat. It's a thing. People eat uncooked meat. You don't like it, that's your thing. But it's a thing. People eat uncooked meat. They eat uncooked tuna. This is uncooked. >> Question is everybody or guy doesn't like it. >> No, no, no. Whe the question is is it mah or not? When you have an animal, when you have a live animal that that's not edible right now because it's so it's for everybody. But you have food that you now you could give it to uh to to to Jamie who told me I had seven pieces of that. It was incredible. So it's not muk. You could give him the food. You're allowed to move it. ain't like but but but a but a animal that before you it was 100% also for the whole world even for a non-Jew cuz it's so then you can't you can't say oh I shed it and I could eat it now I could I could use it right now in chabas it's not it's oh and this is why Rav is telling me quiet because we weren't talking about bishop we're talking about so be quiet you're making a mistake is talking about bishel not about don't don't don't confuse the two quiet that's that's the not quiet might hear and quiet because he made a mistake in don't connect and but wait a minute our mission is talking about and we said that you can't eat it that day and it goes contribut what do you mean it goes because only according to it's that day but according to the one who's more make than mut that day so why would ra say be quiet according to mayor it's okay and he was saying according to this t that spoke up and said hey you're allowed to eat this meat on chasing if this a person who's dying and I have to this meat even on chabas. So now this animal is no longer what does muk means I removed it from my mind. I'm never going to touch this animal on chabas but no he said I am going to use this animal on chabas this live animal I'm going to she and I'm going to make a good dish for my for the sick person that I'm taking care of. So why did he tell him to be quiet? Because reor doesn't say it's mut in general. It's mut when there's a there's a real reason. What's the reason here? Cuz it's a sick person. But if it's not a sick person, you're not allowed to eat it. If it's really a sick person. So even is going to agree that it's not says what happened was we remove the the status. You're right. According to there's no there's no there's no mah. Why is there no mah? Because I have a sick person in the room and I have to cook for him. MMA law it's not to this animal but he became healthy once he becomes healthy now I go back to the what happens when I do something on unintentionally intentionally that's why says if somebody came sick on Shabas and somebody for him. You got to give him some meat immediately to to heal him. But the the the healthy person cannot eat. Why can't the healthy person eat? Rab said give me a good reason. No. >> Who just said that? >> Did you said it? If you did your prayer, he said because for the for the healthy person it's mah. The muk doesn't go away. What what does mean the mash? This was now I'm allowed a for somebody who really needs it cuz but it doesn't mean it's not for you. It's still >> what? >> No, no. I said he became says oh that's a it's but you take the meat out I don't want to say freezer because okay people are going to tell me it wasn't when it's in the freezer I don't know what you take it out of the refrigerator but it's meat that may official doesn't like but Jamie Aulle does So that meat is not mah. Why? Because it's roy. Listen, I'm with you. I don't eat I don't No. Tuna is one thing. Meat is another thing. You know what's interesting? Animals they eat it as they just eat it raw. They didn't nothing. Oh, global specialist in international financial services. So comes with a little then we're done with the we're starting a brand new Mishna interesting things about different knives and stuff. So says pap but sometimes we can reverse the both will reverse You're sometimes when you shabas it's for everybody that's what was asking oh yeah cuz then what happens you did your prayer what happens in the is sick before shabas then there's no more but sometimes even though the typically is shabas if you do it for some when you cooked something that was connected to the around on. So that's and you're allowed to do it for the but not for a healthy person. So what's that? If you have a who from before then it would be allowed for a healthy person in in a in a raw state like just to chew on it because this is not mukta. Why is it not mah? because I I designated it for the sick person and the was completely for the sick person cuz you cannot she a part of an animal. You have to sh the entire animal and did it just for the sick person. So maybe you're allowed to take a ride on it piggyback on his chabas in a raw state but you can't cook it. Why can't you cook it? But don't try to piggy back on a sick person. Take advantage of a sick person. A sick person. Oh, I'm I made a pizza for I'm gonna have some of the pizza. No way. Why? Because you might come to add extra for yourself and that's obviously we just say anything cooked in chabas for a sick person. Healthy people should not be touching it. One animal, >> right? There's no zero. What are you going to do? More more? You're going to sh three instead of two. I mean, you always have to sh two. You always have to show the entire animal voice. I a beautiful video upcoming surprise for somebody here in the in the audience. [clears throat] So yesterday we were driving in the bus and I somebody started screaming STOP [laughter] and and the driver in his advanced 70s almost went off a cliff. He he thought he might he might ran over a person. There was like it was it was like it came out of a deep part. What happened was there was a individual on the side of the road cutting whatever it was weed flowers with a sickle and uh I said it's mad kiss from Hashem it's it's we're learning magalad and here's a guy with a magat going like this on the side on the road how often do you learn about a mag and you see a guy that day doing like this in a in a field he didn't stop in time and we have we don't have a good picture but we have second best we do have a beautiful video of somebody here doing a magayalyad. So we we are going to show a magayalyad raisa. Here goes my friend. Welcome to my vlog. Look at this. Sharp. This is only the straight part. >> The boss is calling you. >> [laughter] >> Which of these tools is invalid? [laughter] >> That's unbelievable. >> What? >> How did you see it? everyone. >> Oh, because it went out in the Hebrew. >> Ah, that's [clears throat] weird. >> Yeah. >> Were you surprised? >> Anyway, Benny, you saw it already? >> You didn't see the whole thing. [snorts] >> Okay. So, what do we have here? We have a magat. It's interesting tool. It's sharp on one side and it has like a saw like like serrated on the other side. So you're allowed to use the magad on the sharp side, not with the the serrated side. But sorry, you see they even made an interesting it's it's a stone that's the top left one and and a piece. >> No, it's not round. It's not round here. See? Look at the picture. It's straight. Yeah. [laughter] >> So yeah, that's exactly what Benny was showing that it's this and it's he said the as he was talking he was he was trying to sell it. Those who were here like this is what they do in the marketplace. They come over to you and they they try to sell you everything and they unless you have security guys that >> they whisper little things to the in their ears and they go flying. [clears throat] But in certain cities those whispers don't work. You saw by the Babasali's thing. They try to tell these guys to move. No. Guardish. >> Yeah. Vild the kids. Different [clears throat] different cities, different uh mentalities. Soar is going to explain. I Oh, I I did say, but I didn't explain it. Well, is a read. A read. Yeah, cuz he started asking me a question in the middle of that word. Bana is a read. You slice a read in half. Similar to what they have today, the on the mat. So it's a half a ka. Very sharp sharp edges. Oh, the sugarcane thing. Oh. Oh, mahamesh. Another kiss ofem. I have Oh, I have I think I have a video or something. Somebody has a picture. It's good. You can throw it in. They were making they made they took a sugar cane and ginger and lemon and they put it through a machine and they crushed it. I drink it. I don't see a reason why not in terms of all it does is crush that and I saw him doing it and I just drink it right out of the thing. Oh no, sorry. Let's go from the everybody. We have to know what that means. And you could check in every with every item. It doesn't have to be a metal knife. So what's a mager here? Magakarter has serrated blades, but they go in one direction. So, the concern here is that you're going to tear the the neck and not sh the neck. It has to be a nice smooth cut and not a tear. Vamera is the top one. It's more like a saw. Also, teeth. Oh, we have a nice one for here. Shinim. Everybody say take a look at this video. >> Good morning, monkey. >> This is a normal monkey. >> He's waiting for the speech. [laughter] >> Those are teeth. You have to people say, "Oh, AI." Yeah, but you have to have the ideas and you have to know how to manipulate. You have to >> the next slide. Oh. Oh, here's the sugarcane. That's a read like that. Beautiful. What a kiss from Hashem. >> It does. But look at that. You have the background. You even have a cool building in the background. And they have dirt all over. It's much >> lemon. You can see the lemon and the ginger. Let me just show you the lemon and the ginger. You I saw the guy make it. And he puts this cane right through this machine and it comes out on this side right over here. Cool. Health benefits. Yeah. Like you. Okay. So, Zimbabara, thank you. >> What? >> The yoga classes later. >> Yeah. I want to I want I want this is a this is just a a public service announcement. We walked uh a good 10,000 steps a day more. Some days 13,000 I just want to tell the 13,000 steps they burn off 10% of one meal that we eat here. That's it. [laughter] 10%. Don't don't let anybody fool yourself that because you walked a little bit you're going to stay in shape. No, Guzma, one lamb chop. So if you eat three, you have to do 30 40,000 steps just for the lamb chop part. If you eat seven carpacios, okay, just nobody should fool themselves because a guy told me, "Oh, I'm walking it off." No, you're not. You're walking off 100 calories. That's it. Zoo, I mean, if you go on the treadmill for an hour straight, you're burning 500, 600 calories. You just fresh 3,500 in one meal in one breakfast. forget about talking about Oh, and it even says there with a fingernail, maybe a nail kiss from Hashem, the fingernails of the monkey. You could calm down with the emails. I'm not if if I I'm still alive for for those for those 10 emails that I'm going to die overnight. So, I'm still alive. Then there's more emails that it could take 30 days to die. Okay. Thank you. Thanks for ruining my trip. [laughter] So if you >> make every minute feel like it's your last enjoy that. >> So those nails is [laughter] >> what's the problem? because it it tears at the skin and it doesn't it doesn't cut it doesn't cut smoothly. Says it says that again this this idea of how long are we it just seems forever. >> Almost an hour. Almost an hour. >> No, for real. >> We're under an hour. >> We're under an hour. Okay. >> So, here let's do this piece. >> 10 minutes. Less than 10 minutes. It says if you did it with a so after the fact it's okay. It doesn't say you should check with a with a sickle. It says if you do then it's okay. I could understand why a sickle is no good. As you saw Benny holding it. It has two sides. It has the serrated side and it has the smooth side. So very good that you're using the smooth side. But you might one day or a kid will see that you use that sickle. He won't know that you did it this way or that way. They'll use the wrong side. Sorry, but why can't you use a stone or a read in anything with anything with a piece of glass with a with a stone? It says stone says our that that it says that is talking about that it's attached to the ground. When it's attached to the ground, it's problematic. It's not it's not the best thing. It's it's okay after the fact, but when it's completely detached, the stone that's detached is great. Rebi says here it's possible. It says in the puzzle you take it in your hand. So when it's when it's when it's uh connected, no good holds is okay. So we're going according to says that when it's attached to the ground you're after the fact whether it's like this that the animal's neck is up and the knife is down or the animal's [clears throat] neck is down and the knife is up because you just told me that according It's only after the fact, not says it's completely possible. So why are you telling me it's 100% says it's only after the fact and according to for sure it can't go because according to in all situations completely no good. So how does this go? Holds it's it's in the first place. You go ahead and check like this. Not a problem. So why is he arguing in a case and and it seems like he's talking about after the fact to say that is so severe his so strong that he holds that even not I hold yes but I wanted to point out the holds that in no shape and form is the okay but when the says which seems like it's only after the fact who does to go according to yeah same question says means the says that it's okay is but the problem is we just said holds that is not good how can you tell me the says hold is good so what's the obvious answer there's a difference whether A reed is still attached to the ground and it never had a so to speak. It was always attached to the ground. So then even puzzle but when you have a knife that was once upon a time detached and you put it into the wall with cement that's much easier even though it's right now but once upon a time it wasn't. How do you know to make such a distinction? What's Here we go. Beautiful. Check this out. There's a mni. It's a a knife on a wheel and he has like a pedal. It's like a machine. >> Huh? >> No. No. That's more of a This is a This This is This is like um a not a manual. Uh >> a mechanical mechanical. Thank you. The guy is such he's that's his like he's fast with words. Mi is a mechanical device. >> Yeah. A machine. It comes from the machine. It says everything is but if there's a a knife attached to to the wall then it's possible. What do you do? On the one hand it's on the one hand it's which one is it? Obviously the difference is there's difference whether this is grew like that you have a reed that came out of the ground so it's always that's ple but if you have a knife that was once detached and you attached it then it's have a wonderful day merit the of spreading Torah throughout the world sponsor a shir today mdysponsor.com or sponsor at mdy.com