Daf Yomi Chullin Daf 20 by R' Eli Stefansky

Good morning Arab boys. Hi. We doing this massive road trip for small high. Welcome. Welcome to all the kosher guests. Including myself. >> [laughter] >> I wasn't here yesterday. I'm under the weather. I have a little bit of a virus. Still in the same matzah basically. But we're getting better. Bezrat Hashem. The shaila is if it happened from the monkey. So we have a riot. If my wife gets sick. This is the first time I really hope she gets sick. >> [laughter] >> She's getting sick. She's getting sick. She started complaining. So then I was feeling a little safer. Otherwise I have a problem. Why But also the the siyata d'shmaya said the siyata d'shmaya that nothing went wrong. This could have happened during the trip. It happened at the tail end as I landed here in Eretz Yisrael. It's big in it. We went to an hotel program. Our hotel program. That the whole hotel got sick with this thing. Even my wife had to have um liquids. What is it called? Um Fusion. IV. Yeah. So Uh I just received this from Chaya Rifka and Meyer Fischl. Reflections from the Morocco trip. And I'm reading this because we're in shloshim bala. And the the chashivus of Torah. This is not a regular trip or an excursion of any sort. It was a special opportunity of connection and deep appreciation of what true Torah learning looks like and encompasses. The highlight was definitely that the entire day revolved around fully around when the daf would be learned with the rebbe. The schedule was planned around this and adjusted to fit the situation as needed to do the daf both in Hebrew and in English. This is a true kiddush Hashem. Be reminded no matter where we are, Sahara Desert on camel or Marrakech market, the priority remains the commitment we have to this year in Terrace Hashem. This is true inspiration can only happen with true with the remarkable devotion of Reb Eli and his kosher Rebbetzin. Being with so many people that all have a part in this Torah learning was a truly humbling and special experience. We're so grateful to have had the opportunity to join. Thank you to all who organized and orchestrated the entire program and schedule leaving out no detail. Sometimes you want to take a break to recharge and fill your cup emotionally or physically, but this experience filled a spiritual cup with added chiyus towards Torah, mitzvahs, Torah, mitzvahs, and a better awareness of being odom l'chaveiro and chesed. To understand and feel the impact of Torah learning in the daf, but more than that, how it infuses one with chizuk to keep Torahs Hashem on another level and to include others on a higher level of chesed. It is truly an inspiration. A shekoach Reb Eli for all you do with the unwavering support of your Rebbetzin with the utmost siyata d'Shmaya. Thank you for all for allowing us to be small part of something having of something having such an impact on us, our family, and the entire klal Yisrael. Hashem should bench Reb Eli and his Rebbetzin with klal Yisrael to continue to bring Torah and you should have so many much mazel brocha and nachas for many years to come. Meyer and Chaya Rifka Fischer. And now I want to show you a small clip that uh Ari Chaimowitz put together of just Torah. Just the Torah parts of the cheer. >> [music] [music] >> I don't wear those headphones. I didn't hear noise from the outside. That's my much back. You saw the guy? Oh, he's great. >> [music] [singing and chanting] [music] [singing] [music] >> Listen to the song. [singing] It's incredible the way he sings it. >> [music] [music] >> It's really highly unbelievable. All right. Um We'll jump into the sheer. I I don't know if this is the gift to people here. Maybe yeah, a lot of you the women here speak Hebrew. So the incredible Dudi Braman is giving a sheer to our women tonight at 9:30 on Zoom. So there's a link somewhere going around. Check it out. He's unbelievable. If you understand Hebrew, it's really Kedai. And from the Palchik Family Foundation, check this out. Having some serious FOMO about missing the miracle trip this year. Do you have FOMO? I would you you would have had a no. Ooh. I don't want to Okay. No, no, this was terrible. It was a Having some serious FOMO about missing the Morocco trip this year. I'm sitting in Manhattan overlooking the busiest bridge in the world learning to dive by myself but not feeling alone. Many outwardly successful people spend their lives searching for deeper purpose, the opportunity to devote themselves to a cause greater than themselves and to genuinely impact the lives of others for the better. I dare say that we have found that in MDY. Best, Naftali Palchik, the Palchik Family Foundation. Let's jump into it. Breakfast sponsored by Shaya Spear of London, UK. Welcome home Rebellious to fancy from Morocco. Poor money secured. Now let the party begin. Okay? Uh maybe he means cuz we're wearing those Purim things. I don't know. Huh? Ah. I should really say Sefiras HaOmer. I don't want that guy who could have missed the the first almost on the last day. It's Rebellious' fault cuz he forgot to say it in sheer. The Maseches Zeraim Yael Shulhoff, the perek, the Benedict family. Shulman. The sheer, the Maseches sponsored by David Solomon dedicated The Palchik Family Foundation in gratitude to Consortium and Alliance and all they do to support MDY. Anonymous and and you to Chief Benny. Anonymous for complete before slave and to leave a sister the omen Daniel Rosenthal Bruce is in car. I'm thinking here this is the cheetah man. What happened not going to all the new people we're on Safari and so I'm getting the hardest thing to see is a is a not a kill. Catch. A catch a chase. A chase. An ending. An ending of the national of gazelle. And the kids we didn't see one and we're on the way to the airport and we were driving for 2 hours we haven't seen a single animal not even a giraffe not a elephant garnish and somebody said that if he sees a kill he's going to give a certain amount of money to MD wise and the next guy in the thing with kids are how much money total was raised in that Jeep Avi? $12,000 and a few minutes later we saw one of the best chases kills possible it was a cheetah chasing down a gazelle right in front of all our jeeps it means that every single person on this trip got to saw it which was extremely rare cuz we never had all the jeeps together. And the the chase was in circles kept on happening right in front of us like didn't go far away from us it was in front of us over and over boom. And then by the by the cop itself it was higher grass it didn't wasn't that gory. Okay. Today in this trip we had something that we went to Lala Slica and everybody cried there we didn't know when we prepared we didn't know that it's going to be our type of day that we're supposed to go to our cave. So which is a bigger uh Which is a bigger yeah. What about the chase at her cave that was fun. >> [laughter] [snorts] >> Yeah. It's true people uh It's usually when you have a trip like this there's going to be the the naysayers and the people that they feel like wow, why why are they This this trip allows us not to do a charity fundraiser. Which is it's one of the reasons we do it because our time come they they support and they help and otherwise we have to go through the whole process of charity and you know what it is. Some people like it. Some people say it's a good thing and I hear this even the time come some of them say we should still do a charity cuz everybody should feel part of it. But anyway, I want to point out that everybody that came on the trip paid their own way. MDY did not pay for anybody to come. It's an appreciation trip. We put the trip together and we give it at cost and it's a very cheap trip for anybody that the the pays but they all pay. Cuz I had already some people emails, ah, you're taking our money and you and if yes, it's not the end of the world. But Dagenish, you know. It's it's concentrate on the daf yomi and then Next year may Hashem will give you the opportunities that you can give and give and give and we'll take you also on the trip. The way it worked is that you if you if you donated $30,000 to MDY, then you could pay $6,000 and come on the trip or $10,000 if it's a couple. That's how it was. Those were the numbers. All right. Zupta Gemara. Um the Gemara. Anonymous. No, I'm still in the in the anonymous. That's how we're going to this we're holding by Yeah, yeah, but the woman let me just finish this. 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Yeah, he has a lot of hakaras hatov to MDY, Motty. Ezra Abrahams in honor of my shas anniversary. Ezra Abrahams, where's Hillel? Where's Hillel? Thank you Reb Eli for the past 2,711 days since Zevachim Daf 20. Remember Ezra Abrams who came over there in the building over there? Is Hillel all the way from Australia. I want to SAY SHALOM ALEICHEM. OH, SHALOM ALEICHEM REB EZRA. Mazel tov. Mazel tov. What a big simcha. 2,100 all with MDY? Wow. Yevuldik. Reb Yossi. Pesach? Stand up a second. Show me what you got over there. Unfortunately, I won't be able to eat it today. I know. What's this? Cheese chocolate babka. A cheese chocolate babka. This is like Laroche. If the oil was going to eat it now in front of me, it's going to be a very very big thing. Very very bad thing. All right, let's go. Go ahead. Eat. Enjoy yourselves. Go go go. I lost 10 lbs. I don't intend on getting them back right now. Go ahead. No? You you you you slicing it up? Yeah, he has a satellite location in his What's going on here? What's going on? Rabbi Schwartz. Ah, a little bit golden. Okay, good. Careful careful. Oh, okay. Okay. Shkoyach. What's that? No, Borough Park. Yeah, Borough Park. HYK Ventures. All right, boys, I we got to go. Coil sponsors the month. HYK Ventures in the zchus for success for all our clients. Beyond the Rosenfeld family bracha u'bracha u'parnassa. MDY Kids sponsors Kenovation's LLC in the zchus for Akiva Simcha ben Feiga u'Rifka u'Yudis bas Chava Chaya. MDY Art u'Refuah Shleima u'Bracha u'Hatzlacha ben Yisrael u'Shifra bracha. Refuah Shleima u'Bracha ben Esther. Refuah Shleima u'Bracha ben Yael u'Daniel u'Zev ben Yael u'Esther. All right, boys, we're holding here by the Mishna. Yutason base by the Mishna. Hashoycheit min tzodadim somebody checks from the side of the neck instead of let's say directly over here, you check from over here. Rashi points out unlike all the other mission nights means only after the fact over here means the killer. You could check on the side of the neck with a killer. Malika, what's Malika? You take your thumbnail. You have a nice long thumbnail that's sharp. And you go to the back of the neck right over here. You push through. I'll show you a video. There's different types. This is a little gory. Boys, I'm warning the oil. It has blood in it. If you don't like blood, do not look. We're going to get some emails about this one. No, you really looked away. This is two-handed. He grabs with one hand, punches with the second hand. It's to lessen the whole effect. This is with the same hand. The same hand does it. >> [music] >> Garnish. Or or this could be right over here. This is how Yossi did it. It breaks the spine and the spinal cord. And goes through the veshet and hits the corner cuz we're going from the other the other side. There's there's there's a way to show it like this. There's another way. Hold on. There's one thing one thing if a person is sick he has a virus or a shimon. There's another thing if he pulls these things out. Ooh. That's a baby pigeon. Reb Moishe says Everybody you know just roll has one of these on his porch right now. >> [laughter] >> This is not a big glik. >> [laughter] >> Okay. You're used to this from yesterday. Malika's from over here. This side. Now This is the head. Um excuse me. Let's think he just decided to do something. This is the head. This is what we call oref. This This head is a oref. The back part of the head down here is called memul oref. That could see the oref. Okay. Finish the job. >> [laughter] >> I saw my I I saw my customers. I saw this guy couldn't even watch it on a video a AI video. He's he's getting all gross. He's going to finish the job here. I'm boiling when I tell me the min ha'oref. She does it if you shecht the bird oh he just decided to do something baruch Hashem on the We need a wipe. Here. I changed diapers before. I never changed a pigeon's Wow. We were in a real tannery. It was unbelievable. One of That was one of my favorite parts of the whole Morocco. It was massive. Should be massive. And they had little mikvahs. You know, 50, 60 little barrels. And people were in it. Real life people were inside these pits that were full of pigeon poop. And they were putting the the the hides in. Imagine like in the time of the Gemara. And they said that when the Jews left in the '60s, they gifted it to the Yeah, they gifted it. They gave this whole It used to be owned by the Jews. That's why they were nice to us. They said, "We're We're nice to you because, you know, the Jews really It's really a Jewish place." But to watch it, it goes from thing to thing. Each person does another thing. And they make bupkis per day. They sit in this stuff all day long for making like $10 a day. Crazy stuff. Anyway. So, Hamoylich min oiref melikasa ksheira. Obviously, melika is from the back of the neck. What is it called in English? The nape? Okay. Hashoychet min hatzavar shchitasa ksheira. Obviously, when you do shchita from the front of the neck, that's a normal shchita. Hamoylich min hatzavar, but if you do melika from there, melikasa p'sula, it's no good. And the Mishnah finishes off, "Shekol oiref kasher l'melika." The entire nape, that's what you called it? The nape. Is kasher for melika. The called hatzavar, the front part of the neck, the whole neck is kasher l'shchita. And then the Mishnah says, "Nintza kasher b'shchita pasul b'melika." Everything that's kosher by shchita is pasul b'melika. It's on the opposite side. Kasher b'melika pasul b'shchita. My oiref What does oref mean? E lay mayref mamesh. Oref means on the other side of the face. This is the face, so oref is on the other side, but it's on the head. May you shoyche the feeling malika nami. You cannot do malika on the head. Why can you do malika on the head? Mimulo arpa achmona it's a mofursha possuk that says not on the arpa, not on the head, but mimulo arpa. Yeah, it's a little confusing. What's mimulo arpa? The part that sees the arpa. What sees the arpa? Here, let me show you on this instead of the real bird. This is arpa. This part over here sees the arpa. This is mimulo arpa. Arpa, mimulo arpa. Okay. V'lo arpa, ela mi oref mimulo oref. So, we have to say that oref means underneath the head, on the nape. K'dei d'tani seifa, and I'll prove it to you cuz it says kol oref kosher l'malika. The entire The entire oref is good for malika. Now, what is kol oref? Look how small the head is. How How are you going to do What's all? But, this entire area that's That means that I can understand why it says kol. From here all the way to here is good is a good area for malika. Kol oref If it was If it If it was refer anochamul They don't stop. It's a It's a natural Noiva oilem. Okay. You know what? We're going to put him back in the thing. All right, boys, say goodbye to our star. Check this out. During shear, they They inserted this. This is what we saw. Raboysai, crazy. Was I exaggerating? This is what we saw from the top. Top view. And there's people in here. Let's see if we can see a person here. Here's a guy inside the bird. You see him inside there. Not Shaya. Here. Yeah, and they give you mint cuz it really smells. Here's the Here's the hides. All over you'll see hides. The different They They put a yellow on it in the beginning. It's We We sat there and just We were We're mesmerized by this whole They take it just a regular hide. You see it coming off the the animal. They pour some yellow on it. They schmear it. They put in this one and that one. Each one is different colors. It's really cool. Okay. It's a bursiki. The It says they should put the bursiki on the east side. Not on the whatever. The what side? You put a bursiki on a certain side of the city cuz it smells so bad and the the Okay, let me get rid of this. Okay. >> [clears throat] >> The Torah tells us how do we know that it's that it's memulah by not arpa? The Torah memulah by mul haroyah so oyrev what sees the head which is the nape that sees the head. The oyrev memulah. Balak tells Bilam the who Kla Yisrael sitting across from me. I see them. I'm able to see them. So that's the So you see the idea of uh mul is is that it could see. You could see the the nape could see the head. on way light oyrev v'lo padam. So now I have another pasuk that tells me that it's not the face, but it's behind the face. It's the oyrev. My volume here, what's the second pasuk I don't know what the oyrev is. The nada. I don't even know what the oyrev is. How am I going to know what sees the oyrev? So I know that oyrev is the opposite of the face. The face is on one side. The oyrev is on the other side. In other words, the back of the head. The cloud the oyrev v'lo padam. So now I know that the orif is the opposite of the face. And the orif is down a little lower than that, it's the nape. Amri benei Reb Chiya The two sons of Reb Chiya, the twins, the famous twins Yehuda and Chizkiya >> [clears throat] >> They come along and they they drop a big bomber. Mitzvas melika machzir simanim l'achoreiha orif umoylik. You thought the melika is one way? I'm going to tell you something completely different. Melika is like this. Moylik You got to pull the kon and the veshet and bring them all the way around to the to the nape, to the back of the neck. And then you could do a kvech with your nail. What do you gain by that? You gain that you're not coming in directly into the spine. The way you do it now is you go into the spine through the spinal cord. The animal is pretty much dead by that point. And then you you continue going weiter into the kon and the veshet. It's kind of late, no? Huh? If you do it this way, it won't become treif. If you do it this way, it won't become treif. Mitzvas melika Right. Mitzvas melika machzir simanim l'achoreiha orif. You take the two simanim, the kon and the veshet, and you pull it back behind the neck. Umoylik they do melika. Eka de'amri, and some say, af machzir. You could also, if you feel like it, you could bring it back. If you If you don't want to, you don't have to bring it back, you could go regular. And there's another shita that says only regular. What? That's not what No, no, no, no, no. The first shita of Chizkiya's sons is no. That's killer. You go and you do the simonum first and then the spinal cord. Mitzvah l'diga mazel simonum l'chaim l'oilam. Yeah, the deka dam is now now what's the what's the word in deka dam? No, so then it's not a oiref. It's not a oiref. We didn't twist the head. You're supposed to put your finger in No. You didn't get anything. Twisting the head, that's I don't think you then either either you're not going through the oiref or you did the simonum. You're not going to you have to physically pull the simonum. Rashi says over here our voice in the second line. Look at the second line. It's part of the malika. By the way, so you get Rashi says, look, we know that if there's a tiny little hole in the veshet, in the esophagus, then it's uh animal stray. So, when you take your knife and you're going in slow motion, you know, what those cameras that are able to capture, you know, a million shots per second. So, you go like this and you hit the veshet with your knife, it became treif. A millisecond later, you went through the veshet and you did shrita, but there was a moment where you made this animal treif. That's not a concern. What if it took you four times to go back and forth to cut the veshet? It's okay? But I hear you have a reason my friend is in a shrita. We tie for shrita kids are so you could say that when you when you do a malika, when you do malika, that is how that's how you do malika. You you break the chuta shidra and then you go to the uh to the corner of the veshet, the veshet and the corner, but that's how you do it. That's how it's done. It's not oh, you made it treif. that's how it's done. Every every animal you make it a treif somehow in between. Yeah. Is all the tomorrow? You can only have mazel, some say you could also do it like that. You can only have mazel you must bring the simon into the back so you don't hit the my freckles, you don't hit the spinal cord first. May my If by malika you have to pull the simon into the back of the neck, my ear shouldn't that work also by shrita? Why doesn't that work by shrita? If you pull the simon into the back of a cow's neck and shrita from the back of the cow's neck it should work. You just shrita the two simon. I don't care where where where the simon are where in the front of the neck or the back of the neck. It should work. So why you have mazel? We must listen to what you have there. The reason why it doesn't work by shrita is because we're not talking about such a case. It could work by shrita. In the mission it says it's no good. No good. Why not good? It is good. Oh, because we're not talking about the case that you shlep the simon into the back of the neck. And if you don't shlep the simon into the back of the neck, it only works by malika when you come from the back and you kill. But by an animal it wouldn't work if you shlep from the back of the neck. Again, by an animal if you an animal you don't touch, you don't mess with the simon. And you take a knife and you go from the back of the neck, the shrita is puzzle. By a bird, if you don't mess with the simon and you go from the back of the neck, the the malika is kosher. That's what the mission says. The mission says it doesn't work by shrita but it works by melika. But the question is but I do have a way where it works by shchita. If I do mess with this simanim, I pull this simanim to the back of the neck, and then I do shchita. The answer is you're right. In that case, it would work, but that's not what we're talking about in the mishnah. Omar Rebbi Yonah Yikablu Reuven and Shimon, these youngsters, this these Yehudah and Chizkiyah, I have a great answer for them. D'tanya, nimtza kasher b'shchita, pasul b'melika. Says the last words of the mishnah are out that whatever is kosher by shchita is pasul by melika. Kasher b'melika, pasul b'shchita. Whatever's good by melika is no good by shchita. Whatever's good by shchita is no good by melika. L'muti mai? What what are you adding to everything that we already said in the mishnah? L'muti mai? Machshish simanim l'achorei orev d'lo. L'chach is coming to say this halacha, that you're not supposed to mess around with the simanim and pull it to the back of the neck. Omar Ravah bar Avuha, l'muti shein v'tziporen. So I really want to ask the oilam in the beginning of the shiur, but now it's too late. Is it possible to do melika with another one of your body parts? Ah? Ah? What else? So according to Tosafos, it would be possible to do with your teeth. Now the problem is, it's a beautiful Tosafos, ah? No. The problem is that melika has to be done with the right hand. With the right. And teeth don't have a right and a left. So how do you do it with the right? So Tosafos brings a raya that you could do chalitzah. A woman who doesn't have hands, how does she remove the shoe of the yavam? With her with her teeth, with her mouth. I, chalitzah has to be done with the right. So you see that when it comes to your mouth, there's no right and left. The teeth are equal right and left. So he says of his eye, you could maybe you could do malika with your teeth. >> [clears throat] >> And Huh? Yeah, so what? So the your your your nail also has big nails. There's a lot of big nails and maybe you sharpen it. If it you can if big nails are a problem, you sharpen it, but >> [clears throat] >> What I say here? What? No, no, no. That's It doesn't say obviously says you don't have to do that. Here. The voice I take a look. Good evening. We are on the front of the house of a Mr. Shaul Cohen, a local hero who stopped an armed bank robber using nothing but his beard's thumbnail. Security footage captures a terrifying moment. The robber never expected armed only with a razor sharp extended thumbnail to fight back and send him running empty-handed. At his home, we realize this is no ordinary man. Instead of a key, Shaul unlocks his front door using his fingernail. He files it three times a day preparing for the biblical bird sacrifice ritual known as malika in the holy temple. The nail is so sharp, he uses it daily to slice open canned food with ease. It's incredible feat earned him an official spot in the 2001 Guinness World Records. Shaul claims his thumbnail is even sharp enough for traditional kosher slaughter. Out of respect for our viewers, we have blurred the footage, but there is no doubt either is truly a remarkable local hero. This is Jim Roberts for CSDN News. Shaul the coin. So there are people out there in the city that that they grow coin on them that grow their nail. So I I who it was. One of the Godly said that you don't have to because there's no you have to bring a oil to eye if the day that the base of Amigdas is built. You have to know all the laws. You have to know base of Amigdas and what you have to do with carbonas, but not necessarily for Malika. Okay, right? R' Shonberg, you have a you have a nail going? >> [laughter] >> All right. Zot Gemara No, lemute Shave and that you should not use a tooth or nail for Shita. So the Gemara I don't need our Mishna to tell us that we already we already learned that. We already had a whole Mishna about Shave and the Magol, the whole thing, all the things that you can use. Hello Mary Mute Lemute maybe that with your nail you shouldn't go like this. You shouldn't use your nail as a How do you do? Thank you. As What do you do? How do you do Malika? Malika is actually Drisa. What's Drisa? A pressure, forward pressure. It's not a slicing movement of the nail. It's a forward pressure. So there is no Drisa obviously in Malika. You go like this. And a back and forth movement is no good. And that's what the Mishna comes to exclude. I need maybe Malika possible. Possible maybe that that's great if you hold that sauce or if you hold that's okay, what do we do? But maybe Malika possible cuz they the you didn't hold that Malika maybe is no good and that's why we have the the deal in the Mishna that it's possible. Zot the Gemara. How do you do Malika? How do you do Malika? What's the mitzvah? the best way to do it? And you yell koytes. You you you um cut the meat. The yored then you go down. You do a drisa. There's only two two things. You cut the skin, go down in one smooth motion or whatever you do it. The zoom mitzvah so that's it. You kind of miss it. >> [snorts] >> Over here you can be that you go back and forth is no good. I'm going to be kosher and no. That happens to maybe maybe back and forth is great. Why did they only this is the way to do it? It's also another way to do it. I'm going to be small. Call connect the boiler kosher malika. Whatever is kosher by shrita so by the opposite on the other side of the the head is good by malika. Which is I'm a first dimension. Oh, possible shrita possible malika second you like if it's not good for shrita it's possible for malika. What does it come to exclude? Equal simon oh So now we're going to get into a a sugia of equal simon. Thank you. Thank you, Benny. You remember to put it here. This is the simon. Yeah, this is a corner. Equal simon it just means that this popped out of its place. I don't know exactly how this Okay, let's say the veshet you can understand it better in a veshet maybe. If it pops out of its place, it's not in there. So in a bird, you only have to shakta one out of the two simon. But what if one of the two simon was popped out of its place? What would that make the bird before you do any shrita anything? Pop it out. It'll be a trayfa. So he says call uh equal simon name that that the simon is out of its place. The tummy in the room any good simon by it's not an issue by a bird. I'm a papa of the right side. You're right. It's coming to exclude they can't do Malika on its head. We already established this that the Malika is not in the head. The Malika is below that. What is right here? So they can my right side sheep right side. Right side means the the the bottom part of the head, the end the tail end of the head. Right over here, let's call it. He going to knock on the sheep right side. He went in over here. But went downwards here. Right like this. Take a look over the here. This You go in in a bad spot, but come down lower. The entry to the the Malika was in the head. You're not supposed to go in the head. But he eventually got to the Simona lower below. Does that make any sense? Lower below? Not really. Further down. He was Magrim. He was as I grow more to the good. I grow more for the good. >> [clears throat] >> And he went until he got below. So this is the case that we had by an animal where a person starts terribly. Like where was it? This one. The red arrow. He's going in the red. It's It's in the quiver somewhere. No good. No good. But then he takes a right turn and goes into the device of the lower. That's great. The device of the lower is okay. And he did two slits in the device of the lower which is a good slit. Nevertheless, we say it's possible. Why? Because the animal dies after using the first third of in no good and the second third in good. So didn't have a good slit. Yes, you're right. You continue another third and you went all the all the But it's too late. The animal's dead by then. I just want to say here, it came to my head, so I'm going to say this. That one of the highlights of the trip, Marcus Kanazi, as a surprise to me, it was a it was a very special surprise for me. I won't explain what it was. He made a siyum on Maseches Shabbos. And it was one of the most emotional siyum that I I was at. People were very, very emotional. The reason is because that was the gap that he had to finish Shabbos with Klal Yisrael. He wanted to finish Shabbos when Klal Yisrael finished Shabbos as well. So, he took it upon himself to go to the beginning of Shabbos and and it took him 3 years of flights. On all his flights from New York to Phoenix and back, he did daf with Gemara, and he finally finished and he was constantly told me, "Oh, on this daf, you mentioned so-and-so. On this daf, you mentioned, you know, people that are new to the shiur." V'chulu v'chulu. And it was a very So, it was almost like a siyum on Shabbos kind of thing for him. And for for us, it was a it was a very big thing. So, very proud of him. And we're all proud of Marcus. He does so much for the shiur and so much for Klal Yisrael and Baruch Hashem. And and for those who are not going to be finishing Shabbos, by the way, it's exactly a year from now, right? We said yesterday, exactly a year from yesterday, I think, the siyum on Shabbos. So, even though even though a lot of you are not going to be finishing Shabbos, it doesn't matter. You'll finish Shabbos when you finish Shabbos. You'll finish a half a year later, a year later. Lo me shana. Zogting Gemara. Omer Rebbi Akiva Rebbi Yochanan Rebbi Elazar Omer Rebbi Yochanan Rebbi Elazar Rebbi Akiva Rebbi Yochanan Rebbi Elazar. This is what you said. There's no such thing as ripping out the semen by a bird. Oh. So, now, Rebbi Akiva, does a bird need to be shechted? We shecht birds all day long. Mechasheiv. So, here are the three shitos. One shita is that Moshe Rabbeinu got it from the Ribbono shel Olam on Har Sinai. The other shita is that more than that. It's in the tire itself. You make a heckish between a bird and an animal just like an animal needs a sheet and so to a bird. But there's one sheet that says it's the rabona. Interesting only the rabona. In other words, the bird is like a fish. You take a fish, you whack it on the head, you give it a good zap, kill it. Take a bird, bang it in the head and that's it. This only goes according to my knowledge it says there's no sheet at all. The bird from the tire. But if you hold that there is sheet at all to a bird in the tire at all, yay sheet core, there's no reason to say that a bird is different than an animal. And therefore just like an animal has equal if you if if one of its semen and popped out, it's a treif. So too by a bird. Because I hear the mother doesn't go into it really. The mother is going to say here to take a take a look at what we say now. I care. If you hold that there that sheet is in the tire at all so you could say oh that's why my show you say. I learned that there's no equal. Behima has this doesn't have. If you hold it's going to be like a homer now. You hold that that sheet is only with the rabona If you say it's a complete rabona then you have to learn everything from an animal and equal if the one of the semen and popped out is going to be a big problem. Turning the daf a direct global specialist in international financial services. by kind of the I'm not sure if I said this in the last year or so. But I said it a few years ago and quoted me so I'm going to say it again. I wasn't sure if I should say it but I'll say it. I like it but it was you know, you never know these things. Many times I go to a wedding. I walk into the wedding. I don't know exactly who the husband is. He's like He looks like everybody else. They're all wearing black suits. If you go into the ladies section So you know exactly who the color is. She's she's the one with the white dress. The only one with the white dress. Takes a half a second you know who she is. How do you know who the husband is? White tie. The one who takes the color home. The one who takes the color home. Everybody say we're here at Shavuot. We could proudly say that we learn Torah every day. Most of us for the whole last year. Some of us for the last 20 daf of chulin. Whatever it is. Whenever you started. We could say everybody shalom on Shavuot. Matan Torah. I'm here. I'm here. I'm taking the color. I'm taking my Gemara home. I'm the husband. I'm the husband of Torah. It's all the Gemara. I'm going to finish over here. This is that We'll stop right over here. Have a wonderful Merit the host of Torah throughout the world. Sponsor a shiur today. mdy.sponsor.com or [email protected]