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A lot of guests here I see they came in for Yontiff even a boss watches this year twice a day. twice a day, maybe even more. He doesn't realize it's in his store on a loop. He sees it over and over. He's a defender of the shear because people come in and barb is dust. What do you Who's this you have over there? He get the sports off and he has to defend it. There are some people we're going to get some emails that this might be the first time that they did from beginning to end. I don't want today to be the day that you miss last night. Braman spoke to the women. He had over 80 women on the zoom. It's unbelievable. It's big success. First time that we have I think it's six different umim satellite locations that are doing a special program. Nothing to do with the obviously they can't show the shar in their place itself. And uh we're helping them out a little bit. Um there was a 1h hour window to register and that's who registered. So, oh, but Raoai, what's important to us is this might be I don't know if this is a record or not, but today my plan if everything goes well, I'm still a little under the weather, but if everything goes well, so from now from now, which is 7:15 in the morning till I go to sleep somewhere in the I don't know, I don't know if I'm going to go to sleep, but let's say I fall asleep after this year 1:30 Tonight I plan on giving six shirim because I have to I have to record two. So I'm going to give a shir now in English. Then the regular shir the regular program is two shir now and one in Hebrew. But I have to record two >> for and then I have to then I have to give another two in the middle of the night. And the the schedule is right here on the screen. The share in English is 23:30, which is 11:30 for those 11:30 tonight in English and uh 12:30 in Hebrew. Okay. Oh, this guy writes in Hebrew. I'll just translate it. He wrote on on the group. He goes this is this is for years I haven't learned this is the first year that I come to with the connection to Tyra that's why I was very very um I was excited all of a sudden I was emotional to to feel like a how do you say in English I don't even know digging no digging is not the right word bugging maybe bugging Drink your cup. >> Okay. >> So, my name is Abby Dan. And what's your name? >> Shriiki. I'm his great uncle. I live in Tekk, New Jersey. And where do you live? >> Montreal. >> He lives in Montreal. And we're at Deal, New Jersey for Sima. And over Shabbat, we were we were sitting at the table and talking and I mentioned your name and he jumped up and what did you tell me? I also learn with Rabbi Ali Stapanski. >> So, we have the video here. We're watching uh today's DAFF together. And uh it's amazing. Two different cities meet over Shabbat. >> He's my great uh he's my great nephew. That means my my niece's son. And he's learning. So, tell us how old you are. >> Eight and nine. >> He's 9 years old. And since when have you been? >> A year. He's been doing it for years since >> since and I've been with you for a year and a half. >> Unbelievable work. Multiple generations, different backgrounds and we're all together learning your dafomi on a daily basis. So let's let's do a rabbi to France. >> He's pretty good actually in the >> a good morning. You could tell. You could tell he's a he's a seasoned learner. He's not a very impressive. What are you talking about? Ben Oak, New Jersey. Huge humble official edition per the Benedict family Benjamin Schwarz dedicated as a special for my entire family and all of that Schwarzen. >> Oh, so then I then now I'm going to read this. Check this out. It reminded me of an email I didn't read. No, that's Benjamin. this Ben Ben Schwarz and Benjamin. I don't want if somebody else dear Rebby first I would like to thank you for renewing my love for Tyra. >> I didn't I didn't see that Benjamin Schwarz but when I saw Benjamin Schwarz it reminded me I did not read this email I would like to thank you for renewing my love for Tory. I now truly have something to look forward to this the Gumra is amazing. The new Gumar is amazing. My family and I are extremely grateful. The story by Rabi Arbushan brought back many memories for me. Unfortunately, my elementary school experience was not always positive. I too am an artistem and I used to draw cartoons during class. I remember one time my teacher found me drawing a very realistic cartoon of him that apparently captured his mood a little too accurately. He took the paper he took the paper and shoved it in my face. I hope he has since worked on his anger. Recently, I was asked to attend a Kira event and learn with a student who had never been exposed to gamora before. I wasn't sure how to approach it at first. I then realized that I already had the best resources available. I quickly researched the daff I needed to review on YouTube and within an hour I had a clear understanding of it and was able to learn with him. Bashem is truly inspired. Thank you Rebelli. I wish Rebelli I wish only the best for you and your family with regard warm regards 2025. Oh, where you guys from? All of you. >> And you? >> Brazil. >> Wait. You just said Brazil. >> Brazil. Wait a minute. Brazil. We're in Brazil. >> Where? >> Amazon. >> You live in the Amazon. Your father's over there. >> Wait a minute. So, do people come? Do you have you have customers all the time? So, how's it live in the Amazon? >> Homeschool the whole thing. >> Wow. Wow. So, I see a bunch of lab. Where you got? What is this? Tell explain to me what's going on here. You're Are you in charge here? >> I'm the cousin. I'm the >> You're the cousin. Where the They're all cousins. Wow. Okay. Welcome guys. Mama. >> Okay. Uh, let me just say to some of the guest, what's your name? >> Oh, you're from You're way way back. How long are you with this year? I'm here since >> Oh, wow. Valdic and you haven't spe Oh, >> he slept you. You do this here or you >> really? How long? >> I've been doing it from um >> have to know the exact not the forget the >> Yeah. We're cousins of him from >> Oh, careful. >> What's your name? reporting live from Montreal. >> Reporting live from Montreal. Look who's here. We got a real a guest. >> Okay. Who else? Anybody else want to say? What's your name? >> Jeni. >> You look familiar though. You were here before. >> No. First time. >> First time. >> I saw you through the screen then. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. For sure. Okay. How long? >> Anybody else? You all in the back? What's your name? >> By the way, they sit in the other corner. It's a good corner, but in the other corner. Ah, you also already took it. Got it. Where are you from? Rabbi Levin. >> Ah, yaldic. Okay. So, which one does the shar both? >> You want to do the shear? Okay, got it. You go to the falafel place. You go to that falaf. No. Okay. Changely. >> Who? >> Really? >> Yeah. Completely. >> You do do the sh change your life. You said he says na says he's writing a book about you already. >> First you write a book about you and we'll see about that. >> Maybe we'll put him in there. >> Do you want to tell us how it changed your life? >> I fell off after. >> Yeah. When I started back in, I got back. I got my life back. >> Got your life back. What? In 20 days. Galdic. Listen. >> I'm here. >> Yeah. >> And I closed the big deal. >> Wow. Okay. Beautiful. Beautiful. Thank you for coming all here as usual. We're 20 D into Hulen and Hulen is turning out to be very, very gushmak. A lot of fun. A lot of people like it a lot. Very different. Oh, we got to do sponsors. Wow. I thought I was past that. >> No, I didn't do all the sponsors. I'm holding by Schwarz. 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He met somebody at or maybe somebody wrote me about him that they were at the Shabbaton and he found out that the the kid has and he said he's going to do another kid. So completing a second for an 8-year-old cancer patient Howard Whmer and in honor of Bernie two years ago this week anonymous Mazdori Palavich one of the biggest investors in Jewish education worldwide 140 plus schools this is big big numbers foundation team for the merit of Uria Palavich and their children Benjamin and Matt anonymous for the merit of Goldassifi Mustavski on his 50th side the co sponsors the month HK ventures for this in this for success of all our clients Rosenfeld MDY kids sponsors LCO and Rifka MDY art for the month. We are holding. >> Yeah. Just take it back. Three lines. No problem. >> Omaro. We're talking about every bird, every animal, every human being has two pipes. very interesting pipes. They're made very similarly. They look like air conditioning pipes. One of them at least. That's the breathing pipe called the trachea. The other one is the esophagus that the food goes down. What happens if one of the pipes becomes dislocated? What happens to the animal? The animal basically becomes a traa becomes dislocated. It looks something like this. Dislocated. Then he comes with a knife and performs. I have a knife here. Very very old knife over 100 years old. More than 100 years old. This is a an original knife for birds. Not going to use it, but just >> huh. >> Grunald it says here. >> Grunvald. Okay. Cool. Not bad. Nice material. So, what happens if the trachea mish looks the same? Look at that. >> The trachea pops out on the bird. So the says it depends that when it happens in a bird it doesn't matter because by a bird anyway all you need to do is one when you use your finger you're in the bdash and you're going through the back of the neck of the bird. So if you find out that the trachea was was was dislocated before you started this it's not a big deal. Why is it not a big deal? Because there's no dissa and there's no what's dresa is when you take the knife and you push down. You don't go side to side. You it's a it's a pressure downwards. And that's what that's what malika is. Malik is you take your nail and you push downwards. So there's obviously there's no dreo when it comes to malika because that is malika. Malik is there's no by by uh Malik. This is would mean that you hide the knife under something. In this case, you're hiding it under the sim. So since there's no D there's no so there's no problem with with the dislocation of the sim when you're doing a regular a bird with a knife on the other side of the neck and there's and there's so there's a problem of the uprooting of the trachea says where's my bird Oh, anything that's kosher in a bird. In other words, this whole area of the neck. Oh, perfect. I could check over here, over here, over here. So, on the flip side, on this side is all kosher for Malika. On this side, it's kosher for this side is kosher for Malik. on the flip side on the on the nape it's for but if something's possible let's say oh here's my oh ohm my bird my bird this is the bird that you do malika tomach okay >> don't get it thank schmuck. >> Okay, >> we have more guests. Where are these guys? What's your name? >> From where? >> You know this guy? >> Mikey Cooper's father did the video. >> Mikey Cooper's father. Which one? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, that guy. Oh, I see his son. Son's here also. Hi. Okay. >> Yeah. So, where are we holding over here? >> If something by is possible by Malikica. You just told me rabbis, we just said that by Malikica it's okay to have a uprooted trachea. It's only it's a problem here. It seems like apostle apostle says you're right. That would be actually a problem. That would be okay. It's not a it's not a contradiction. They don't they don't agree with each other. So there's a mand that says by Malika the uprooted ka is a problem. And there's a mand that we said before it's not a problem. We're going to see a whole today. We all know if there's a car accident or any type of accident, the first thing you do is what do you do? You have to secure the spine. You have to secure the neck. Many times they, you know, people think they're alive and everything's going well and they move and all of a sudden their life is over. It could happen instantaneously. Why? Because life goes through the spine in the spinal cord and if it breaks if the the spinal cord breaks now you have something called roybaser. Here's roybaser is that area right there with the uh red arrow. That's the muscle that holds the spine together. Without the muscle the spine would break all day. The muscle holds the the spine together. But if the muscle tears and the spine breaks, it's game over. This guy is not alive or this animal is not alive. I'm going to ask you a fascinating shah. There's going to be a big argument now in the room. Get ready. Somebody's in a car accident and his neck snaps and they do immediate they have one of those um transportable MRI machines within minutes within seconds the guy goes with his iPhone he goes like this he sees right away that Roy Boser is torn neck is snapped within 10 seconds he gets the this and it says AI says the guy's dead you don't need AI it's here head. Are you allowed to transport this individual on Chabas to a hospital to repair it? Because in the hospital they could repair it. There's a repair but is dead. That's the I'm asking Shil that they ask for Mosha Feinstein today. We could repair it. We could repair it. >> Sh the Shil is because right now he's deadly. >> Okay. But you might be repairing a dead person. No, no. He's dead. That's what we're talking about. He could be talking to you. That's the whole We're going to have a whole in a second. We're talking now about an animal. But we're going to get to the human being. He could be going like this and waving his hands. He could bearus. He's dead. And if he's dead, can you be shabas for him? >> I don't that he's dead. by his >> What? >> That you're arguing the gar now. The gar says he's an availar says he gives tumo. >> Brings to brings to >> bring him to the hospital. >> Okay. >> So you guys don't have much to say about you. Most of you say that it's that he's not you're arguing with the gimar. I don't say it doesn't matter. Bring him to the hospital. For sure. >> Why? Say based on what? Why? >> 100%. >> Don't tell me your feelings. Why? >> Let's go. Is that a feeling? I'm not getting into the spor >> you're going to be shocked to hear that says it's user to bring him to the hospital. No, no, no. He says there was technology to save his life because he's a dead person. So you're not there's no mitzvah to save a dead person's life. You could save his life. You could revive him. You could be mim but that's that's not something that you could be shabas for. You can't be crazy. I know. >> No one argues on that. There's no other >> What do you mean no other place? Of course. OF COURSE ARGUES on him. What do you mean nobody argues in him? What do you are you crazy? I'm not taking one. I'm taking very seriously. You have and I I grab the holding. >> I also feel like you. I feel like you. I'm ask I feel it. I know that's why I'm saying >> I I know I I I said it because I knew that it's going to really ruffle some feathers here. >> But now I just ruined it for all those people. Yeah. Okay. Obviously it's not it's not something that's how do you know that the roy bosser and how you don't know any of this stuff. Let's say technically. Okay. So let's now talk about an animal for a second. You have an animal. >> You have an animal that is back broke. His muscles are gone. He's considered an aa. What does that mean? It means that he gives off a to. If a cow dies in your backyard, it's mama. If you the same cow and it's dead in your backyard, there's no tuma. This cow that broke its neck and its muscles around its neck is considered an available. So you can take a knife from today from today to tomorrow and she check. It's not going to help. >> It's it's it's done. He's a he's a goner. He's an immediately. I'm asking you a question. I'm asking you a question here. Here's a good here's a good question. Ask >> he'll answer. >> This guy just answer me with all your feelings and everything. This guy This guy was in a in a massive a car accident. You're about to transport him on chabs because you feel you should. >> You touched him and you do you have to go to the mikvah cuz you touched him. >> Touched him. You touch him. Is he mama you? >> He's officially dead. >> He's officially dead right now. Do you have to go to mikvah? >> Yeah. >> What do you mean? So he's dead. >> Oh, he's dead. He's dead. You know, for a dead person. Okay. But agrees with the Gar that he's dead. And he gives off to Okay, good. So we got we got we got we got somewhere. We got somewhere. So there's there's a famous that when it comes to a kosher bird, a kosher bird does not emit tuma right away unless you swallow. Should we go through this whole thing? I wish it was sped up a little bit, but okay. For the new people, a kosher bird doesn't give off tuma. Unless you eat it. Good. You turned off the music. What happened? >> Oh, bangy. It shows it by me. >> Are you serious? >> The one on the bottom. >> Oh, that was actually perfect. That's all I wanted to show. Beautiful. When you eat the bird, the whole dance in the street, we didn't need to see how the the old AI, the Tesla didn't really run it over, but when you eat the bird, you become Tommy, you become red. She says like this, what if Perfect, perfect. Thank you for the knife, by the way. Where is he? Malika means he took the knife to the wrong part of the the neck. Instead of doing on this side, he's doing it over here. Not with his finger, but with a knife. So what happens? So you you're creating an aa over here. I want to prove it to you. If you break a a chicken's neck, it's only a traa, not an aa. And what's the difference? If it was a tra, I would be able to sh it and remove. If you if you sh the cow, then there's no tuma. What if you open up the cow's stomach and you see that it had a giant hole this big in its heart. It was a tra was going to die two days from now. Too bad the worked. It it it achieved that I removed the na from it. But if you're going to tell me that when you break the neck, it's only a tra. But when I went like this through the back of the neck, I removed the tuma. So why is it that when you eat this bird, you become what's my proof? The the knife doesn't help anything over here. Why does the knife help? Because this bird with a broken neck is considered a dead bird. It's a complete veil already. You can't you can't check the dead bird. says no not a good from the the wrong side of the neck is zero I never had a if you go from this side not from this side that it's going to remove any kind of ne nothing to do with the broken neck or not broken neck you didn't achieve anything by shifting it from the wrong side of the neck >> upon him what >> stays in a >> stays in avail what don't tell me that the the the knife should have done something the knife doesn't do anything. And what's the reason? When you take a knife to the back of the neck, what are you trying to do? Say you're trying to do Malika. So you have to do it like Malikica. You're not going back and forth. You're pushing. Oh, pushing is called that. That's dissa. You're hiding. Hiding is that you're going into the neck and you're not going to see part of the the knife. The other is that's pushing the pressure down by going here. You're trying to be like a Malikica. You're going downwards with the knife down. I should really I don't want to mess up this guy's knife. Just lent to me for a second. No, I don't want to do that. Okay. We just have to understand why why are the two spars here? You're hiding in the knife or you're pushing the knife. If you hold pushing, why don't you hold hiding? Why? If you hold hiding, why don't you hold pushing? Why don't they say each other? Why is pushing putting pressure downward pressure? Why is that not a consideration here? Maybe because he holds that you don't have to push. You don't have to put put downward force. You can go back and forth. Back and forth is also a good malikica MMA. That's not a problem with Dresa. If you're going back and forth, there's no Dresa. And that says you're talking the problem of of of a bird from the wrong side of the neck is because you're putting downward pressure doesn't say because you're hiding the knife. What is comes from the from a lion of a of a weasel some think it's a rat but it's it's an animal that hides and the whole animal hides. You could have a rat in your house. You'll never know that it's there. You'll see some drappings once in a while, but you won't see it. The macasio over here when you're doing maliko, you see the knife, even the part that's inside the the bird, the the neck opens up a little bit. You you see most of it. Now the brings Oh, no. This is later on. >> Oh, this is galdster. That's good. You're supposed to only >> No, no, no, no. Because that's the way to do it. >> No, I'm saying not in the >> Yeah, 100%. >> Soak. >> Oh, stop. Cuz we thought it we thought it could achieve something. If outside of mdash, it's like shooting it. I don't need a mish for that. I'm saying even with a knife, you're doing what you're supposed to do, but it's the wrong place. It's also bad. If I if I rip the the bird's head off, is that to you? That that's that's an aa that's what that's what malik is. It's a special thing that we do only. I never had a mean that if you do it in bar park, it's going to work. But I had a mean if you use this knife on the back side of the neck. Why shouldn't it work? I went through right and I got to the who car what's the difference? What side I did it? >> The other way the way it works also. >> No, no, no. That we know that we learned 20 times. It's >> a tra that's a special in the mdish says listen to this and we're going to go into the exactly what you're discussing now but now I have a question thear is going to discuss this question if it's true what you're telling me that every time you break the spinal cord and the muscles around the spine, it becomes a tra it becomes an avail. So then it comes out that every time I do a malika, I'm I'm I'm I'm shifting a dead bird cuz by the time I get to here, let's do this here. By the way, I just want to show you. We got permission to use the school and we spoke to Rabbi David and Bas. We're going to have a whole presentation by him. It's a beautiful presentation, those who could stomach it. But this is his picture, okay? I don't think he's the world's greatest artist, but he did a fine job. And this is what we worked off seven and a half when we were children at Boyai. This is what seven and a half years ago when we used to walk all the way both ways up the hill to we had these pictures. And look at this picture. I want you to look at this picture >> with a rat. And we had a rat. >> And we had a rat in the shirum. Look at the feathers around the the Look what Yoshi took from this picture. >> It's just it's incredible where where we got to. You can even see the bone marrow, the texture of the bone marrow. You can see where the spinal cord goes. The whole Anyways, look at the muscle texture. Everything is and the feathers. I love the feathers around ku. Like that's how a bird's neck looks like. Okay. Like little feathers around and around. Beautiful. So now let's once we see this. So, we're going to come the this the guy's going to do Malikica from where the red arrow is on top. He's going to puncture through the meat. I wish I was able to stop this one. I forgot to tell Yoshi to stop it in the middle. It's a it's a Hold on. Let me get to the real one. So, that that's what we're talking about. Again, he goes right through the R buser. He he rips the the muscles. He breaks the spine. And only afterwards he gets to the ka or the veh in a in a would be both. But the bird is completely dead. In a millisecond the bird died by hitting the spine. By the time I got to the k and if I was able to pause it, it would be great. But I can't. And now I can't even do anything here. I don't know why. He's dead. Too late. I just did a dead bird. I just did the dead bird. That's says there's there's two there's only two types of birds that you can chas and you only cut sever one of the two. We'll see. You're not allowed to sever two. Only one. And you must sever both. But how do I sever both? Once I severed one, it's already dead. By the time I get to the second one, it's a dead bird. What did I accomplish by severing two? I don't like I think that it's a one motion thing. The says this is how you do it. It's not a dead bird. By the time I'm done, it's dead. No, I can answer. I kill the bird with one simmon. You're asking me the bird is dead. You're right. The bird is very dead. So why am I cutting the second sim? Just to separate the head. There's a special mitzvah to separate the head. I'm going to show you the video soon. You have to separate the head. If you're talking about separation of the head, so you got to go like this. You got to separate. So then the skin is also super important that you have to cut it. It doesn't say, "Oh, you have to cut the the skin." says you have to cut two but you need also to cut the skin in order to get a separation the heads whatever is important to in other words what if the the bird has a cut in its skin doesn't have skin over there the skin popped open are you allowed to do a malika and a to this bird yes it doesn't say anywhere that the bird has to have skin that's why we're not talking about the skin that you have to separate the skin as of there's a certain not the ones that we learned before but there's a rabban that say that you don't have to do an entire cut through both you have to do 51% how's it possible it's it's uh you don't have to go you can do literally like like this uh demonstration over here there's enough for right you don't have to go through and through it's enough you do most I in order to separate the head. I have to go through and through. It's not but it is says let me just switch it a little bit around and then we're done with the whatever is in the par of is in the par ofdah. In other words, cutting the is in the par of so it's in the par ofdah but skin is not even in the par. So it's not in the pard by the way. You'll be surprised to see the size of it and then you'll understand why we're here now. Okay. Bar has a question. I don't understand. By the time the person gets his fingernail through the spine and the muscle, the bird is dead. And now he's doing malika to a dead bird. What's the point of of severing the tusimar? I have an idea. Let's get out of it. This is This is the way to do it. And we're going to say this three, four times. So, we're gonna have a bunch of freebies. I have a way to do it. Let's look at that. Oh, I just showed it too fast. The first way is going that way down the muscle. But there is a way according to the I don't understand it completely but if you hit the muscle from the side that's not going to kill the animal. In other words there's enough support around the spine if you come in from another angle. Yes the spine is broken but the animal's not dead. It's not considered a my friends. He doesn't he doesn't break or sever the muscles says clear when he went up we just had the other day three days ago we had going and we said over there that he made aliyah he never intended to go back so that's why he took on the so when he went he he met he was saying this he was learning this so he asked him a bomb question he asked him question he drops the bomb he says What's the If it's true that animal becomes in a by breaking the spine and the muscle then you're shifting a dead bird. There's a plastic in Daniel. It's a barred language. He s there he stood there with his mouth open. It's good. Let me think about it. So he said, "You know what? Let me help you out. Maybe I have an idea. I came with a question, but I have a good answer for it also. Maybe maybe supposed to not cut the muscle. >> Yeah, said okay. I I didn't see that. Everybody says that. What does the art scroll say? >> Are you in the art scroll? >> Who said to who? >> No. And then what? And then who? >> It makes sense. or my leg. >> And then he answered, "No way." >> We said we said, "Oh, >> wow." >> What does the Hebrew art say? >> What says in the Hebrew it says like >> this was. >> Okay. >> Wow. >> Know why? Because you spell English is nothing to >> No, I I I started using the Hebrew now. >> I started using the Hebrew more than the English. I this time around I said I'm going to go I do a lot of the notes. But now he started doing the the Hebrew. Okay. But now I I missed that one. Okay. Most we have a over here >> in the article itself. It's very rare that it it contradicts itself. I will tell you that I noticed it is appella to me. Usually the notes in the English are much longer than the notes in the Hebrew. And on this daff on these few daffim the the the Hebrew was making me nervous like way too many notes. I said let me take a look at the English. Less notes in the English. So obviously they weren't imitating each other. And that's why I have a steer here. Less notes in the English than in Hebrew. says my friends believe we say also how do you do for the for the for the for the bird that's my friends again this idea of not using most of the so now so listen to this once Once you get to the you do the proper then you you cut one or most of it and then listen to this. Now you have to go back do your job. Cut the muscle. I just want to say real quick. There's a there's a guy I noticed there a few guests. Who are the guests over there? You. No. Aren't you a guest? You you're not a guest. >> Yeah, I guess. >> You get your guest. You're a guest. What's your name? >> Guest. Um Benheim >> from where? >> Big channel. >> That's related to you. >> That's not Yosi. >> Yi. >> No way. I haven't seen you in ages. >> Wow. >> Not the one with the twins. >> No. >> No, that's David. >> That's a young one. >> David is a triple. >> Ah. So I don't I don't know if I ever met him. >> He was a rabbi in Scotland. Went to do cur in Scotland. >> Oh, it's coming back. Okay. Shalom. >> Is your father in line still? >> Yeah. Every day. He's going to finish. >> But if you already mentioned me already. >> Yeah. Okay. We have time here. >> First of all, I need I need more youth. So, not being a brother to >> Okay. >> Now, I'm in the part of this year. So, I got more more useless. >> But second of all, about a year ago, I tried starting um >> Yeah. >> It happened to me. It was like a very very busy time for me. I'm busy doing lots and lots of things. >> Yeah. >> It would be the worst time in the world to start Doomi. >> Yeah. So, first of all, I have to say the biggest is when things are the hardest times. That's when you start straight forward. I see it over and over again. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What what I needed then I I got I got then I stopped and then um I decided now. >> By the way, we're two minutes. We have to finish here in two minutes. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No. >> No. So, I'm just saying now I said it's hard. I'm going to do it. Only excuse in the world is adopt the hardest. >> We're going to hold you to it though. We're going to hold you to it. >> Promising anything but >> No, you better. If you give such a dr owe us. >> And who's the guy? Who's the guy across from you? What's your name? >> From where? >> Y from Yaldic. Okay, we got to continue over here. >> Otherwise, I'm going to be here tonight till 4 in the morning finishing off this D. >> Wow. Hold on. I'm slightly dehydrated. >> Um, >> where are we? You have to cut both. This is super interesting. The gar is going to say, what does this mean? You have to cut both. Sever both of them completely or or not completely arrive most. It makes no sense. Say you have to sever them completely. You're not allowed to sever them. You only can do. So why are you telling me two things that are contradictory? Either pick one. Go with one or cut the whole thing. Cut the whole thing. But don't tell me both. Sayar says, "No, very simple. We're telling you twoas. It's two separate hold you have to cut completely says right it's one so what is so says rash like this you have to cut it completely you have to do you have to do it in a way that you could see that there's a rife what if you did 50 51% a normal human being a 51% doesn't see is 51. You can think it's 49. >> It's also cauter. That's the Okay. >> 49. >> 49 on 49. >> Okay. So, now we're going back to that we said before. It's a pel. I know. I know. It's a very hard to understand. Maybe we could find somebody that's but that's the only one I No, no, no. For real. I I understand 100% that had guy could even drive back from the hospital. >> No, no, but the he's dead. >> No, I'm saying why cuz in the future he'll be able. >> Ah, you're saying you're saying if he's saying if you for nothing for nothing >> for driving back for driving back. >> So for a human being there's a there's a there's a slur why it's What's check this out? This is a new one for yet for for today. This is tum means if you bring a dead person into room this is what happens. The whole room becomes tame. That red means to the whole room becomes tame. So as soon as a person's neck breaks with the muscle, he's a goner. He's just the whole room. And what happened with a fell off his chair and it says in the mafra says in the P that he broke his his spine. It doesn't say anything about the muscle and the puzz is telling us something. saying he died how from the mafus that you become a person dies from breaking a mafus says 80 years old he's 98 years old I believe I pushed him over there he fell backwards his spine broke and he died and he was also heavy old >> he's old and also heavy. >> He was old and he was heavy. >> So, so there's an added factor here. Once you add the the the the age to the person, then you understand why you died. Say, "Here's a beautiful video. I'm just going to ask you if you have something in your mouth like a drink or something, put it, swallow it. Here we go. This guy is a muscle releaser. This This is what he does for a living. >> Oh boy. >> The neck is completely broken. Wait, did most of the flesh get cut? There is no cut in the flesh. Wait, who are you? >> He's 18. >> You're holding it upside down. He's 81. He's 81. Tumbo. >> Tumel is what he's trying to say. Okay, those who know. >> It's based on a on a true misa. It's based on a true story. >> Based on a true story. >> It's based on a true story. >> Yeah. Koy kog one thing I learned you could take if you have a fish like this let's say you go fishing you're Jewish and you go fishing right you shouldn't be go fishing if you're Jewish cuz if you catch something you don't know what to do with it you get lost oh I'm telling you I brought the FISH HOME MY WIFE WHAT WHAT DO YOU do you caught it this way that way I'm telling you the the pa the pa the The Jews have there's a few guys. Ellie, where's Ellie? He's not even here today. He knows. Where's his son? His son also. Anybody in this room know how to fillet a fish? Seriously? >> Oh, Greeman. The guy who sleeps outside of his house 90% of the time in the backyard. >> And you? Okay. >> There's three people here. And >> Benny. Exactly. >> Okay. Out of 80 people in this room, three knew how to do it. Gavaldi. So anyways, if somebody cuts a fish because he's trying to fillet a fish when he's alive still a So if you do that to a human being, obviously we're not going to show a human being. If you cut him like that, immediately he's the guy could be talking to you. He could be screaming. He's a dead man. He's dead. Everything in that room becomes talking about he did it on his back. here like this. Not on the front, on the back. Oh, so Yoshi did this. I was very upset at him. I told him lost opportunity cuz means he cut it like this. I said, "Come on, you have an opportunity. Let's show the opportunity." So, oh, he says, "You're right." So, he did one like this for me. No, this this this this. He did. This This is what I was hoping for. What the? That's a gist. Okay. Cut in half. I don't know about his little opening like that. This is more like it. it becomes an okay so to understand it would be more like this okay I got a nice cut somewhere right down his body's not in half it's a on the spot if you take it hip out and the inside what does that mean and he becomes a so that you can understand more if if you chop off a a cow's entire hip and the inside I don't think the cow How I think the cow could live a little bit in my in my mind >> it doesn't matter five minutes okay so five minutes it's an avail it's a pelic thing it's going and you touch it and you become so but what does it mean here >> we have a beautiful picture of it here's the the it's missing and when it sits down that you could still see that's missing that's how much is missing from the inside inside then that's considered unavail the the chart here the the top is uh lizard that's the number one we call it a rat let's say it's two are severed its head is severed so even though it's jumping around it still gives off to why we even have a video of it. A real live video. Here we go. So, I'm not exactly sure how the guy cut its tail, but it's cut somehow. You had a knife there or something. I don't know. >> Didn't look like he hit it over in that area. >> Oh, they just pop off. >> So, if you just touch the bottom of the tail, it will pop off from the middle. >> They can do it by themselves predators. >> Oh, that's what it is. Okay. So, let's do it again. The guy's coming close, >> but he didn't even move the the actual. But anyways, everybody understands that there's no life in that tail. So why is it moving around? Because of the nerve system. It's not it's not alive. It's not a living thing. So meo over here also if you if you chop off its head of of any kind of the atroim, it has it's not life. It's a dead thing. It's just moving around. It's last by the also they they show you after you do the the sheep moves its leg like twice boom boom it it's it has to you you make sure it has to right but it's not part it's not alive it doesn't completely severed says the name of that we're going to see in a second what that means Is there or no? Are you saying that it's like that you have to sever completely like what do you mean that are you saying the same thing as that it has to be a complete separation and there's no are you referring to something slightly different not a complete severance but arrive and then there's what I meant is what says is completely meaning even the skin. >> No, no, we're not talking about we're talking No. >> No, because we're going back to Simon over here. We're talking about Yeah, we're talking about Simon at this point. >> Yeah, at this point that's they only talk about. So, it says no, we're talking about two different things. One says it has to be complete separation of the second is only arrive. It's a complete separation. It's only arrive. What's this? So when somebody does a certain ais and he doesn't have money, he brings he and he doesn't have money for a real carbon for an animal. He could bring two birds. says in the positive he said two doves or two young pigeons the doves are old the are young one and one so it says like this continue with the later this is later on like or something it says the second bird he should Make what's the first bird the second bird he should make and the key word here is what is so it can mean like the bird he just did which is the bird or it can mean like the animal I pick and I chose that it should be like the maybe that it should be like the and bird you don't sever both only one by it says you should do it it only it you should be there's a difference between the two birds what do I do with the should be like the same laws according to the laws of the first one I do learn from oh this is a good question no one got it wrong last Right. So I'm just going to ask the question here on Purim. You want to give money to a poor person as your are you permitted to use your micer money? >> No. >> Why not? >> Oh, he said it like say it aloud again. Gil, >> you have a micer. You have a >> You cannot use mice or money. I couldn't have said it better. cannot use micer money for and >> anything above the minimum though you should be able >> anything above the minimum. Yeah. Yes. Anything above the correct good point. Yes. So >> I have to bring a carbon. I have to bring a bird. Can I use my mser sheni money? What's my mi money? I had a bunch of apples and I didn't want to shle them up to for my mi. I had to eat these apples in. So I trade them into cash and now I want to use the cash. I when I come to I can use anything with the I could buy a steak. I could buy beer. I could buy anything with the money. So I want to buy a bird a bird for a carbon. What's the difference? No, that not it has to be from money and you sh these birds during the day with your right hand. That's what I learned from Kamishbot. I learned that say the thing here. Turning of the DA sponsored by Global Specialist in International Financial Services. by an animal. You have to both. So, let me show you this video from and you'll get a much better understanding. This is how you do the you go to take the bird. You see it doesn't have a head on. You smear the blood. on that corner. Now the head you als go onto the m in separate times. Two different trips. Mish looks the same. This head and this head. >> Yeah, it's a pretty big head. He comes back and then he he does the same thing to the body. Okay. So that's what it says over here. When it comes to putting the animal onto the head is different than the body of so when it comes to malik you sever the head you have to sever both sim and you have a separation between the body and the head we're going to finish off with this voice to remind again tonight English is at 11:30 and Hebrew at 12:30ish it says by the word right the word that we had in the beginning it should be the same I argue it's not like where do you do it you have to you have to do malik from this part not over here from the back of the neck Maybe you should only do one. I'm learning from maybe I should only do one. No, it tells me I have to do both. Simony say have a good a wonderful day. Merit the of spreading Torah throughout the world. Sponsor Ashir today. mdysponsor.com or sponsor at mdy.com.