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Good morning
rap. Welcome
welcome to everybody here live in
Chicago.
Welcome to
the uh right now it's maybe three and a
half thousand three and a half
thousand new
people that
are oh there's sound coming out of the
screen over here if you don't
mind. No, just turn down the
volume. It's three and a half thousand
people so far that are joining both the
Hebrew and English yurim. I want to say
shalom to you. I'm going to address you
in a
moment. Maz to all the maz to all those
who
finished. Come on in my friends. My tire
friends.
Ah to see you
guys. Very nice crowd here.
Hi. Close to 30 people in Chicago. It's
a big It's a big thing.
So today we're
starting
Makus. It's only 23 days and it's a
very gave it to us, you know, two days
before Pes. It's not the best time in
the world to start a but nevertheless
this
is and sometimes it comes easier,
sometimes it's harder.
And we have to learn how to deal with it
even
on we have to learn the
daff. So I want to say a tremendous to
official who has over 600 people who
signed up on his
program and he has a bunch of people
that signed up and they're not eligible
for the $250 thing. But he says don't
worry about it. from his experience. A
lot of people don't do all the rules and
they miss a daff then you could sneak
right in and take their 250
bucks. We also have with us in the room,
he doesn't want me to name say his name,
so I'm not going to say his
name.
Tremendous who's
sponsoring over 600 salamis. Anybody
that signed up program is eligible to
salami to
him. This is the brand new Gimmorra that
this is the first time it came out. an
art scroll with
nikudos meaning the nudas are on the
regular
surf nudus in the rashi in the tis in
the gumar makes it much easier to read
we're talking about
balabatim you know a lot of us don't
know how to read at
all and
um with the kudus it makes it easy to
read it's actually the same exact from
the gumar that I read the art school
went ahead and
is they're working on some sort of
program where they're not going to
change the at all. But this is for what
we have now. So I have to say tremendous
if you open up here the front this is an
original copy that I got from the one
who donated most of these gimmaras or I
shouldn't say most let's say twothirds
of these
garas Arias and I'll show it right here
on the screen. Everybody that gets a Gar
gets one of these.
He's the one that pushed art scroll to
do the nikudas in art scroll. He spoke
to them and they said that said he's
working on the rest of shas. It's a
tremendous for all the gumar that you
donated you your brother in here. You
see what brought me to tears the first
time I saw is my son Aron donated $2,000
towards Garus. We have an honest from
Spring
Valley. We have the Bellski, Mati
Bellski all the way in the bottom. A big
one donated $10,000 towards Gumaras. And
then we have Fishell, the giant
Fishial. Soak in here. We also have
tips. I'm going to go over the
tips. A lot of times you start a
program, you start like a exercise
program and you you look up things like
how do I stay with it and how so we put
in some tips, easy tips, tips that
actually
work and I would like to share some of
them with you.
It's a little fuzzy. We'll do our best
here. I'm going to read right out of
here. All the tips. Never try to make up
a misdaf.
This is the number one tip that I found
from
experience and that is a lot of people
are perfectionists and they have to they
have to do every single daf and if they
don't do the da they feel like they
didn't finish the so what happens is
let's say it's this year it's p and you
can't do the daf so you say I'll make it
up I'll make I'll do I'll learn two daf
on pes but you know that doesn't happen
it's hard to do two daff you don't do
anything then you fall behind two daff
and then before you know you're three
daff and then you just give up. That is
the sahara. So the idea is even for
perfectionists and many people have
fought me on this and they said no no no
I'm different I need to do every daf
it's not going to work and then later on
they send me an email you were right I
should have listened to you or I listen
to you and that's why I'm still here
over and over and over. So I'm giving
you this tip don't don't fight with it
because I'm a perfectionist and this is
how I learned this idea on myself.
just do today's daf wherever cla rolls
up to. And what's special about this
one, there's a little calendar here that
allows you to mark off the doam you did
and the daff you didn't do just circle
you make some sort of sign that you're
going to go back and eventually trust me
you're going to go back and you're going
to finish that d. So that's tip number
one and the most important one. In this
tip it says it's not about the dove,
it's about the yi. I initially said it
and I still believe that that's
why the the phrase is is so
popular is because it means that is
meant to be learned every single day
even and even and the first day second
day during the trips received some
emails today one guy said this is the
first time in his life that he's packing
a garum going on vacation and we have
every day people tell us things like
that. So it's all it's a it's not the da
it's the y mean it's learning to every
day but that also goes into the next
point here build an unbreakable habit.
The number one thing about that I
believe is creating a habit and creating
a habit with Tyra is so powerful and
that's what people they just can't
believe how going from hardly learning
or learning you know sometimes yes and
sometimes not learning every single day
on days that you go on vacation days
that you go skiing days that you're
flying tires just roll you're learning
that makes makes a tremendous impression
on a person and he realizes that if he
could do that he could do anything and
then they bring that habit to other
areas in life in the workplace in
exercise in eating in everything in
somebody wrote me an email today today
that he's doing he's learning with his
wife every day his his life has changed
from going from zero to
100 next thing stick with it for 60 to
90 days. This is the magic window where
learning transforms from an effort into
second nature. After that it will feel
as natural as
breathing. This habit it takes about 60
days. Some people takes 90 days, 100
days. If you finish reception, you
should be good now. Just don't break it.
Be careful. And you could fall and you
will fail. And there'll be days that
you're not going to do it. That's okay.
You skip ahead. That's lesson number
one. But the 60 to 90 days is the magic
window.
So therefore this
maka is not enough. There's only 23
days. You're going to have to finish
also. So which brings me to the next
point and I want to go into something
here. Find a progress partner. It's not
a it's some just a person that you can
rely on that the two of you have a
WhatsApp group and you say I did today's
daf thumbs up and he'll bug you. It
works with exercise. It works with other
things. It works with the DA. Somebody
that holds you
accountable. It's not we're not in
kindergarten here, but you want somebody
to to remind you, especially in the
beginning when it's tough and it's hard
to build this
habit. So, we are introducing a brand
new program. It's going phenomenally
well. We didn't even start it, but it's
going well. What do I mean by that?
We're doing an accountability program
where all these new people, the three
and a half thousand people, it's going
to be more. It's probably going to be
four and a half, 5,000 by the time uh
you know, Pes comes along. I'm sorry.
You're going to give salami to
everybody. Even the guys that are not in
the How does it work? Whatever. We'll
figure it out. Forget the salami. The am
here's everybody that gets a Gimra is
going to be put in a WhatsApp group that
belongs to his neighborhood. So if
you're for Chicago, you're going to be
in a Chicago group. You're in Bar Park,
Bar RBS, RBS. And there's in Hebrew it's
called aaz. I don't know what it's
called in English. What is it called? Uh
maybe administrator of the of the of the
group. We have about 45 people that that
signed up to be these administrators.
That's what I mean by is going well. We
have two guys, Mosha Blas and Usher
Stfansky, a third cousin of mine in
Israel, who are basically running the
program under Nonfix. Nomfix is leading
the program. These two guys are going to
be in charge of all these uh
administrators.
Rakazim and the Rakazim are in charge of
their groups. And the idea is to make
smaller groups. Break up MD MDY into
smaller groups. 30 35,000 people is too
hard
to to to to make it feel like a real
mishbah. If we have smaller groups and
these small groups in different
neighborhoods could get together for
sum, get together for milas, get
together just to watch the shir just in
general have like more of a one-on-one
kind of feeling. And these rakazim are
going to give one message a day only
very few. We don't want to overload
people with WhatsApp messages one
message a day. First of all, there'll be
a poll where people could say that they
did the daff and whoever doesn't sign in
then the administrator will realize that
something's wrong with this guy and give
him like a little nudge eventually like
after two days you know everything okay
that sort of thing. So the idea is also
to help people finish
the build and we're going to see how it
works during mak and if it works well
we're going to go into but if people
finish we will give them another free to
help them build this habit. I the idea
was I told I told I told my guys instead
of us working and getting all these new
guys we do every maf another 2,000
another 3,000 and then half of them fall
off that let's focus on the people we
get now from a and keep them in and then
they'll be daffers for life. So that's
the idea
and baser Hashem with these
ideas and uh we we'll we'll be able to
finish the MFA together even though
we're starting a little bit of a tough
time but that's okay if you can do it
now you can do
anything and what else did I want to say
first of all I want to say the two three
people flew in
special flew took a plane to be in
today's so I want to say to Dr. Gans and
his son, what's your name again? Ariel,
who's accepted to
a come visit
mesh. But here's the thing. The two of
them flew in to Park City, you were
there also that time. You were there
that day. They flew into Park City. They
told me, "We flew in to hear." And I'm
like, I believe them, but listen,
there's a little bit of a side benefit
that they went skiing, you know, but
here they prove themselves. that came to
Chicago from sunny bokeh to the freezing
cold Chicago. Obviously they come and
they fly just for this year. So Chicago
for coming here. Steve Sashelle is also
here for flying in today's year. And
with that we could go to
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He says he gave me credit for leaving
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business and he he learns the daff all
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London. He gives the daff in Yiddish ina
since
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Rebelli see you in Chicago. We saw each
other and we see each other right now.
Aka Simon welcoming my fellow eighth
graders to MDY. Hope we finish Makis and
Shas together. You hear this? The eighth
graders from Payar Benushan called me
today. He left me a message actually and
he said a bunch of his guys in Ula are
also doing the D. So shalom to you guys
in Ula. I don't know if we'll be able to
patch them in in middle of the year
because we're a little earlier than
usual but maybe maybe Mark will be able
to do some magic posit who just
completed his personal sumas may
personal achievement be gula for his
speedy refle
for Rocky Kane in honor of M2 Property
Group in Abony
Lakes.
Wow. So, I don't know why you're
laughing, but Rocky was in the hospital
yesterday. Had uh some medical
condition, and I was I was super
surprised when I found out that he does
he did the shear in his condition. And
uh M2 property is the management group
that takes care of my property which is
Abne Lakes. So I didn't know about this.
This is the first time I'm seeing this
Rocky K. Abne Lakes is in uh
Indianapolis. Did you go with me last
year? He went Luzi is here. He went with
me and Dino Gans in memory of of IDF
captain
Moshi
lighter lighter.
and I just saw the other
day on their yard side. I was here. I
lived in Chicago when this happened and
also the first I'm seeing it. Maybe I
would have said something over from him.
I say a lot of things
from said okay. So that one of the girls
that was in the car accident with
Rimshin, his daughter was brought here
to Chicago and a big sadic I lesser I
think his name was big sadi from
Lakewood uprooted his whole family came
to Chicago to take care of this girl for
a year or
so MDY kids monthly
fork Mransky the
mother and in honor of Klein for all the
work they do I think 17 minutes is
enough. We could get into the learning.
Now, who do we have here? I see a lot of
people on Zoom. That's what I see, but I
can't see them
clearly. Do we have the Bim from Ula?
The guys from Ula. No. No, we don't have
the guys from Ula. Okay. Give to all the
guys on Zoom. There's 31 people on
YouTube. Shalom to everybody. I'm not
going to tell you what day this is. It's
not the original. This is not the day
that everybody's learning Makus. We're a
little bit ahead because the idea is to
allow people to do a couple adapes and
mant so that they could be all caught up
otherwise I would have to give six shim
on Friday which is almost
impossible says the
Zim how do become zim?
Now what is
zim?
Zim I could show you this uh 3D video
that we did that will give you a little
bit of an idea then I'll explain it.
Here we go. We heard from the
testimonies of Salman and Calman that
you murdered of Lincoln at Ford's
Theater. Is there anything you have in
your defense? Is a 9 mm handgun good
enough? No. Now, maybe you have
witnesses who will turn the first
witnesses into Adam Zyamim. Zomenim?
What is that? Some kind of martial art.
Zyamim means that if you bring witnesses
to testify that Zman and Calman were
actually on a cruise in the Caribbean at
the time of the murder, then you will be
acquitted. And Zman and Kman will be
killed in your place. Cool. I kill the
pres and they get the death penalty. I'm
loving
this. Dealdic. So now you know what Zum
is. Let me see. We had a little bit of
um I want to see if this is ready. Uh
Yoshi, our uh main artist was working on
this till 3:30, maybe 4:00 in the
morning by him. And it wasn't ready yet.
He's having some issues over there. So
what'sim
zim? Two witnesses, two come and say
that Reuben did something. Let's say
they say Ruin killed somebody and then
we find out that they're false
witnesses. These two guys are false
witnesses. So we take the false
witnesses and we do exactly what they
intended to do. So let's say they
intended to kill Ruvane because they
said that Ruvane killed someone. He's a
murderer. They lied. They they testified
falsely. So now we take them and we kill
them.
That only occurs at a very specific
time. If Ruven was already killed, then
we don't kill them. It's only after
Bezdon says that we have to kill Ruain
and before we kill Ru. So, it's a very
very short period of time. We'll see it
throughout. Let's see. I just want to
see if we have something here.
They made him, they said he's a bad guy.
They made him into a Russia like a
killer. Um, okay, whatever. It's not
completely there.
Great. So, let's see the
case. How do become? And then the Mishna
goes on to say how they are not. And the
is going to address this.
If the
say so there's
a is not allowed to marry a divorcee or
a kalala.
So they come along and they testify that
this cayenne
married a divorcee and therefore what
his children are going to
beal his children don't have of a
regular kay and they get an ali like
regular guys
they'real like let's
see let's see this is a ken right
they're testifying ing that he's not a
kayen. He is
a he's a simple guy. He's not a he's a
same guy but
a
and so now this is how you don't become
a if he were to be a if the would
testify that this guy is aal and we find
out that they're lying. So we should
take these and make them if they are
they should be if if the two that
testify about this guy now we have to do
whatever they wanted to do they wanted
to make this guyal so we should take him
and make him a the should be if they're
no you don't do that this is an
exception to the rule if they wanted to
kill that guy we'll kill the but if they
want to make him into they want to say
that he's not a real cayenne he's a fake
then we cannot make them fake. We're
going to see in the Gmorra why. So
there's an exception to the rule. So in
fact the lion of the mission is a little
difficult which the Gar is going to
address. It should
say how don't they become this is a
great case of how they don't become not
how they do they how they do become. By
the way I looked it up just before I
came this year in America. What happens
if somebody testifies that so and so
murdered somebody? He lied. Happens all
the time. Avi Kamyansski deals with this
on a daily basis. You bring a false
witness. So and so killed somebody. They
put a guy in jail for 30, 40 years.
Happens take the guy out. Then he sues
the city for $400 million. You know this
this is what happens. Or maybe he did
kill and he pretends he didn't whatever.
But what happens when we find out that
you lied. You admit that you lied. You
lied and you put somebody in jail for 40
years. What's here in America? You go to
jail for 40
years. He put somebody in jail for 40
years. He should go to jail for 40
years. So what I found I couldn't find
too much maximum five years in
jail. If you give a guy the death
sentence, you testify falsely about a
guy it's in a in a state that they give
the death five years in jail
max. Okay. In
the guy would get the death penalty
before they killed him because once they
kill him there's no death. You don't
do that's will learn later
on. Only thing is these get 40 malus. I
saw an interesting and I also saw it in
the name of Mayor Kavlan. Never heard of
him but he has a cipher
called if anybody wants to look it up
it's in there.
First of all, it answers a question. He
doesn't address this question. But why
is this m called
makus? What should it be
called?
Malus. There's no makus in the Torah.
Makus is what you know the Rebi used to
give
us. Why is it called Malus? So he
says that he doesn't come to answer
that, but he just has an idea. Makus,
the gumatri of Makus is 466. And he says
that he asked some big dam in Prague
talking about you know 400 years ago
whatever he asked him and they said one
one fasted for 40 days to find out how
to prevent bad
thoughts and they told him
lurep and in fact he says makus and heim
is the same exact matri 466 so that's
what he says but the says it also so I
said
okay so says the mishna there's Another
case, certain person, let's say, killed
someone
inadvertently. There's a guy fixing a
ladder that's not attached to the house
and um he kills the guy. Okay, this is
the good part. He has to run to the mikl
otherwise the relative of the guy that
got killed could kill him. So let's say
two come and they lie. They say so and
so fell off a ladder and killed
somebody. The adam don't have to go to
gullus. So they don't go to gullis
explain
why but they get malus. By the way if
you notice in the mishna the mishna has
all three proim. It hints to all three
pros. First it
says that's the whole first per
about the then it says talking
about that's the second peric. Look at
the second paric it's
called sorry second par. That's that's
at the end it
says and the third per
is so it talks about all three in the
first it's a hint to all three the
the he says how come this is a beautiful
idea how
come don't go to galas he says
Because we say that the people
in the uh in the mikla they always dab
that the kang should die. They want to
get out. So it's not so nice to the
guttle. You have a bunch of people
dinging that he should die. So the
explains yes they d they should die
because it's his fault. Under his watch
something like this shouldn't have
happened. Somebody shouldn't have fallen
off a ladder. He should have
dab whatever ding should have dedum
kipper that this shouldn't have happened
and since it happened under his watch
he's guilty in a way and people ding
okay it's not so nice but this guy these
two who lied and they went to mikla
they're also going to die and that he
should die why did the kangal deserve
that wasn't under his watch these are
guys that did something deliberately he
couldn't prevent that he can't stop
people from doing bad stuff. So that's
why he says that they shouldn't go to
their all
right
says the wording is not so good in the
because we
say how
do you give me a case how he doesn't
become so the the language should say we
should
say that's question number
Question number two
is later on we have a Mishna that says
exactly how to become. So that means
that's where we're discussing how you
become not in our Mishna. Yeah that's in
in we're going to we're going to talk
about it how you become. So obviously
this doesn't tell us doesn't explain
it
says I don't know if you remember those
of you who learned with us right when we
started perik I explained and I brought
up this this this gimmar right here the
last parag of Sanhedrin is perh 23 d
straight of stories of a god sides one
before the
end and the in the Mishna is not the
last
perk is second to last and now it makes
a lot of sense right the last Mishna
before talks about something that our
Mishna is a continuation of that
Mishna it
says our Tana is referring to over there
to Sanhedrin
If you testify falsely that somebody's
you get
that. So if you remember we're talking
there
about there's a bas we have a daughter
of
a what happened was two of them
say that she was misana. So she's
misana. What does she get? She gets
straa strafa is they pour hot molten
down her throat. She drinks hot molten.
She dies. So they wanted to kill her
with strafa. Now what happens? We find
out that they lied. They get the death
penalty. What do they get?
Oh, they get they get what the
regularish gets, not the
special. Very good. So here we have two
saying you were on a cruise ship with
us. You weren't even there. What are you
talking about? You're liars. So, look
what it says. They get they get the
rope. They don't get Okay,
so since over there we're talking about
a situation where you don't get the
don't get the that you they should have
gotten they should have gotten but they
don't
geta why again I I missed one piece
here. The no gets only the the woman
getsa the man gets if you have two
misuses one is more severe than the
other you get the more severe one they
should have gotten because it's more
severe special they get the lesser one
they get okay
so they don't get the same that they
wanted to
give they get a different
our saying how in other words our
continuing from over there saying when
you have a situation that you don't get
the same punishment as they intended to
give what do they
get means what punishment should these
get not how do he
become but what do we do with these so
if you have a situation where They don't
they don't get they don't get whatever
they intended to do. For instance, they
try to make
aal they try to make their his
childrenal they don't become. So what do
they get? They get
malus.
Yeah.
Okay. That explains the
following
says so how do you become a that's not
our over here. How much is what
punishment do you get in the answer is
you get malar
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um
yeah what's the
case so now we go into the we testify
that this person is uh the son of a I
tell you a story famous story
with there was a guy who was married
he's
He's married to a woman for a long time,
more than 10 years, and they didn't have
any children. Terrible thing. And he
really wanted children. So he said,
"Listen, are you married for 10 years?
No children, you get divorced. We're
married already for more than that.
Let's let's go our own ways." So he got
divorced. A month later, she calls him
up. She says, "Oh, Maz, I'm
pregnant." True story. She went crazy.
You don't you don't know what to do.
He's going to have a baby and he
divorced this woman for no reason. She's
a great and he can't take her back. He's
a So he went
to heard the story. He says, "Go to the
dam." She says, "David, what? I want to
marry Dash." So he goes to he cries his
heart out. Cries his heart out. The guy
goes by there. He says, "Why you crying
so much?" He's told the story. He says,
"You're not a call up your father." So
he called up his father. He said, "Th I
was at the kaisel. I cried. I divorced.
guy said I should call you. He says,
"Yeah, because you're adopted. You're
not even
a Okay, that's the How do you know that
if somebody comes along and says that so
and so is not a real kay and he he's
married to your father was married to a
story? You're not even a coin. You're
you're
not Yeah, I have a friend from all of us
here in this room. Great guy, famous guy
actually. And when his his father,
anybody that knows him, his father gets
and he gets Israel because his mother is
a balcha and it turns out that he's a
his father wasn't allowed to marry this
woman. K could only marry somebody that
never had relations with a with a
non-Jew and that's not the case. So he
is a regular guy
normalish great guy just everybody knows
he's what does that mean? He doesn't act
like a he he can't be a he can't do he
doesn't happen the
best since the the the famous of says
you should do it to the like they
intended to
do you could punish the but you can't
punish his
children and by you making this guy this
witness that means that his children are
and you can't do
that. So okay so say he just he's a it's
a one generational thing one generation
he's a but his children will
remain
no you have to do exactly like he
intended to do he intended to make his
ch that guy his children every all the
generations and therefore you have to do
the same exact thing since you can't do
it completely don't do it at all he gets
mal so that's one reason and we're going
to back to this reason. This is the main
reason. Now we're going to attempt the
reason the is going to it up right
away. Right? Who marries a divorce? The
children
become what himself nothing happens to
him. So the
says if the himself who who married the
wrong person married a divorcee his
children areal he himself doesn't is not
aal. So this aid these these bad guys
these liars these fake they try to make
somebody
aal and it didn't work. Certainly he
they themselves should not beal. So the
says that that logic doesn't work
because if so if you're going to say
whatever they intended it should have
effect this way that way then we have a
different
question using your logic then there
shouldn't be the whole of at all.
uh came and they said that so and so was
Shabas. They took that guy and stoned
him to
death. What do you do to Adam in that
case? They already killed that guy.
Nothing. You can't do anything to him
because the whole of is only right
before he dies between the and before
the guy dies. Once he's dead, it
says like they wanted to do but not what
they did. If they already went ahead and
they killed the
guy then there's
no so he's saying oh so if that's the
logical if in a case where I kill a guy
because of me he's dead then I don't
die so let's use your logic we'll start
making over here so if I wanted to to
give guy but he's not dead yet in
addition then certainly I shouldn't ever
kill eight. If the guy is dead
completely, I I caused him to die. They
don't kill the eight. So certainly if I
didn't cause him to die, I just wanted
him to die. So certainly I shouldn't
die.
Hello. Let's go back to the original we
just said a minute ago that we cannot do
something that will cause harm to the
children. And over here by making this
guyal, his children areal and that we
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down once again you saw that video of a
guy running to to the miklot guy if the
two of them say you fell off a ladder
and killed somebody you better go into
gul hey it's a very bad thing you tell a
guy uproot from your family leave and go
to some other city you have to be there
until the dies it's a big
punishment so we don't tell the to go to
go we find out the are
liars we don't tell the to do the same
thing to go to how do we
This guy that fell off the ladder. The
guy that was bash here. We have another
one. Let me just show you. This
is This is the the one I always
use. Oh, the sound. But I just need it.
Okay. So, he's chopping. What? That's
the famous shopping wood is whether if
the the piece of metal hit him and he's
but okay there's a a classic case of
somebody not intending to kill somebody
and he dies you have to go to the
mikl
who the guy that's chopping the wood he
has to run away to one of these cities
who so it's
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who the killer who took action. Yeah, he
killed somebody with his own
hands. If let's say there's no or
whatever, they don't is not going to
kill him. But he doesn't go to gul
either. He doesn't run away to your
mikl.
Hey, these guys didn't do they didn't
take action with their hands. Yeah, they
just spoke, but they didn't kill
anybody.
And they they read it is they didn't
take a means of course they did it by on
purpose but they didn't do a the point
here is that they didn't take action. It
wasn't a physical thing. They spoke they
said this guy killed somebody but it's
not a real mess. It's not killing
somebody with a gun with a sword and
igloo. If somebody kills somebody
deliberately he doesn't go to gullos. So
certainly Adam who lied and didn't kill
somebody with their hands they wanted to
kill somebody certainly they shouldn't
go to go says no you can use that logic
in the reverse and this is the last time
we're going to have one of these
today no the
opposite this killer who took a gun and
killed
somebody he shouldn't deserve to go to
heap he shouldn't
have aap he He's a big kapara. And to go
to Gulas is a treat. You have to Yeah,
it's um what's the word I'm looking for?
Not a treat. It's not uh it's a it's a
like a benefit. It's like a
something special. Privilege. A
privilege.
Oh, Steve flew in. It's a privilege to
go to Gul. Why? because it erases your
but a guy that kills somebody
deliberately with a gun, he doesn't have
that
privilege. On the flip side, these guys
that in America you only get 5 years
prison. No. So maybe they should deserve
a I could hear where somebody kills
somebody delivery with a gun, he
shouldn't go to gullis. God that aid who
just wanted to cause a guy to go to to
get the death penalty then he should be
able to go to G
maybe we're going to use the original
terroris of that how do you
know that if somebody testifies falsely
that someone should go to gullus he
doesn't go to gullis because the huos so
we're gonna stick with that it's
says brand
Where do you see a hint to this whole
idea of ask
immediately? What do you mean? Where
where's there a hint? It's a straight
out that talks
about no what I meant to ask
is when in like in our when you cannot
do the you can't fulfill the thing you
can't make a
intoal for whatever reason you can't
make a guy go to gullis for whatever so
how do you know that his punishment is
malus you give him 39 lashes how do you
know by the way here's Uh picture Yoshi
did a
thingy. Not this one. This
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one. Okay. Something like that. You give
him a
kiss because it says in the Poke the
simple meaning of the P. Let me see if I
have this P over here. No. Okay.
says in the like this when you read it
it seems like we're talking about
the they say right every time you have
two parties that come to be so the bez
is going to say you are theim and you
are the you owe $100 you don't owe $100
right one party is the and one is the
Russian not you know there's two there's
two
sides Russia But what's the continuation
of
the it
says that then they get
malus says it makes no
sense because so so then every single
time somebody comes to be and one is
guilty one is not guilty so then they is
involved no way it's impossible you
can't learn the like that so what's
the Ella must
Oh, so that's what Yoshi was showing
before. So, let's see how it
works. Come and say that this guy, this
guy with the white beard is a Russia.
Yeah, they lied about him. They said
he's he's a bad guy. He killed
somebody. They
say you guys are
And the first
guy they made they made they create the
first the first them are the rishe
they're liars they immanuim you were on
the cruise ship with us you weren't even
in uh Brooklyn
then that okay and this guy should turn
green
really
oh so but I don't know what all that is
all about and he has a green thing stuck
to his nose
because that's what AI did. So again,
these two come in say you guys lied.
You're the guy is back to being a sadic.
Then there's a certain case where they
get malus.
What's the case in the case that they
try to say that this guy is is isal he
married a and if you try to say that
somebody married a you don't you can't
do you can't make the
intoal so what do you do you give
them that's our
regard and then they get mal that's what
the practice that's what the say that
the certain situations where you cannot
do in that situation What happens? You
get
malus. There's a that says where is
this? Marty cannot
answer. Where? Where do we
say? Here we go.
You're not allowed to say false
testimony. You're not allowed to say
false testimony. So if you say false
testimony, you should be able to you
should get malus. It's alive in
the what's the answer to this rabbi say?
Why don't you get
malus? Huh?
No. Check this out.
You can't give me to somebody that
didn't do any action. He just spoke.
false
testimony. You can't give somebodyus on
therefore I need to come on to another
says there are four exceptions to the
rule. Again, what's the rule? The rule
is that if you say false testimony about
somebody, the bezant is going to do to
you exactly what you intended to do to
that guy, including death. If you try to
give that guy a death penalty and we
found out that you're a liar, they'll
give you the death penalty. If you try
to make him be of $100 and we find out
you're a liar, you have to pay
$100. There are four exceptions to the
rule, possibly five. What are they? So
we saw in the Mishna
2 if they try to make
a the child of a benal in other words oh
let me just show you this in case you're
brand new to the shar you want to know
what khalita is do we have time for that
okay running a little late here but hey
it's the first day long drush here so
you have two brothers you have Ruben
Shim the Baldwin brothers from they
happen to be my best friends live right
next to me in raish uh Reuben is married
to the fivetowner and Reuben goes
bye-bye. So Shim has an option he can
either marry her or they if he doesn't
want to he does khalita what's
khalita she must remove his shoe they
put on a shoe she removes it it's a
whole process a very long process all
these
And then he says to her, the official
holding a background. I have no idea.
Here she is. She's moving the She
removes the shoe. She tosses it. Yeah.
It's going to go flying now all the way
over there. Then she spits a spittle
that you could actually see
right here. Poof. She
spit. Okay, that's basically we don't
have to do the whole thing. And she said
they
say that
is a woman who does performs cannot
marry a this
way a person who she's just like a
divorce. So therefore she cannot marry a
kite.
So they come and say your father married
and therefore you are so we don't make
them.
They say they testify that somebody has
to go to the mikl or they don't go to
the kifer. Oh, what's
kifer? Is if somebody has an axe and he
didn't watch him well and this axe did
something like
this basically killed the innocent guy.
This ax was a muad. He already did it
three times. He should have watched him.
So he's very responsible and he has to
pay something called
kifer is we're going to see the m is
here either his own value the owner of
the ax's value or the guy that got
killed's value. What makes sense to you?
What should it
be? Huh?
The guy that died.
You say the guy that died. I agree with
you. Well, it depends. is going to say
it depends. Why are you paying Kyifer?
Are you paying Kyifer? Because you
should die. You, the owner of the axe,
should
die. Why should you die? Because you
didn't take care of your axe. You had a
negligent discharge from your gun. Yeah,
but it's the third time it happened. You
walk around the street, you shooting
people. This is the third time you shot
somebody. They should kill you. Okay.
So, the tire is not that uh strict, but
you have to pay how much? Your own worth
because you should be dead right now.
you here? Makes sense. Now, now he's
saying there's
another is going to go into a little
bit. Sorry, did I skip?
Yeah. And if somebody testifies that a
Jew should have been sold as a slave,
why should a Jew be sold a slave?
Because he stole and he doesn't have
money to pay for it. So, he sold as a
slave. He's tried to do that and was
going to talk about did he have money
not money then they uh the test the the
witnesses do not become
slaves they said in the name of one
more if Adam come to say you know when
we were in the said
we're don't have to pay then they don't
pay because they admitted
themselves we had a whole sug about
these two things. It was in our
Mishna. We we had the Mishna and we had
it in where we learn that you
get the actual thing.
Now if your ax kill somebody they don't
pay the
thaterap because they hold that the
kifer is actually a
kap since nobody was according to
the one of the one of the say here is
that since they try to make somebody pay
this kifer now the kifer was only
because he might have his ax might have
killed somebody but his ax in reality
didn't kill anybody so he never needed a
kaparo so they try to do something that
doesn't even exist. So therefore, they
themselves don't pay theap. It's hard to
understand, but that's what the says
here. Yeah, you heard what I
said. That says that this is actually
for
forgiveness goes according to
this. How much should you pay when you
kill somebody? The amount that's what
you said, Rabbi Gans, the amount of the
one that died, however much he's worth,
that's how much you should pay. There's
a there's a there's a slave market. It
doesn't sound good, but you know, every
person has a certain value. Go to slave.
You're a 20-year-old healthy male, you
are worth x amount. You're 97 years old,
you're worth a lot less. So, whoever the
the axe killed that we go to the
marketplace, we say, "Okay, he was he
had a disease. He was missing a leg and
he's 97 years old. So yeah, that's his
amount and that's how much he has to
pay.
So the other says no, it's the value of
the owner of the bull. That's how much
you have to pay.
Now the
says why because I completely
understand if the is saying the opposite
of gans if the is I'm doing a kapara for
myself of forgiveness for myself makes a
lot of sense I have to pay my value
because I shouldn't be here today I I
should be happy I'm alive now so let me
pay whatever I'm worth why should I pay
the value of the dead when it's for
forgiveness. How how does that help the
forgiveness? Says you're 100% right. It
doesn't make any sense logically. It's
actually
impossible. Let's just show this real
quickly. It
says that
is because it's comes
after. So it says that's when ax kills
somebody you should do. And it says the
word in
red
and it says by when a woman is struck by
mistake two people are fighting and here
we have a little bit of a so but just
pay attention says the word yash by her
here's the the story if you did
Sanhedrin you know this this
case two people are fighting they want
to kill each other literally they want
to hit each other with a bat the guy
takes a swing and he by mistake hits a
pregnant
woman. There's no volume over
there.
Okay. So, no, I'm just I hear my my
voice coming out of there. So, let's go
back to this puzzle. So, it says by that
case it says the word yash. Obviously,
we're talking about he has to pay the
value of the fetus
malahan just like over there. It's
talking about the the Uber is the money
the the value of the
Uber. It's the value of the one that was
damaged. You're right. It's not logic.
It's just
the
he like a lot of people go to the Reb
and they give a pigion. The famous story
with the bad on I think it was Rashana.
He said okay everybody should pay a lot
of money for aidion. So a woman comes to
him and says, "I I can't afford rebound.
No money." I'm sorry. Can't help you
out. She says, "But okay, fine. I'll
give you money. I only have enough money
for one person, but I it's me and my my
son,
the I'm sorry." She said, "Fine. So just
take the money for my son." She says,
"Oh, that's what I wanted to hear."
Says, "You see how much this harmonic
cares about her son, so too you should
care about us." It gets a whole thing.
That's
a pay for your soul, for your
nephesh. Pay for
your right. The money comes to redeem
your soul to to
do. But at the end of the day when I
have to evaluate how much I should pay I
must pay with the value of
the again it comes to relieve your soul
to do a
a but how much do you have to pay? I
don't know how much to pay is you pay
based on how much the guy you killed or
the the guy that your bull killed how
much he was worth. Should we do this
next piece or because it's so late, we
shouldn't. H
let's not fall behind on day one. Okay,
we'll do it
quickly. Gar says that if two Adam come
and they lie and they say that so and so
should be sold as as a Jewish slave and
then we find out that they're liars,
they do not become Jewish slaves. What
do they get? they get
malus. This only thought to say that
this only occurs when the slave that the
guy they wanted him to be a slave has
cash he could pay. Let's say they said
he stole $100. So he has $100. He's not
going to be sold as a slave. So since
he's not going to be sold as a slave,
they also don't become slaves.
Since the didn't want to cause him to be
a slave because he has money to get out
of it. So they also don't become a
slave. Let's say they try to pick on
somebody that has zero money in his bank
account. And since he doesn't have any
money, the would sell him as a
slave. But what if these are very
wealthy and they have the money to get
out of it? They would be sold in such a
situation as slaves. That's what he
thought to say. So says when he has no
money, if you did have money, you
wouldn't be
sold. So why should we be
sold? We wanted you
to do whatever you could do. If you have
money, pay. If we if we get your
judgment, well the judgment would say
either pay up money or be sold. Okay? So
we have that option and we would pay. We
have money. Why should we be sold as
slaves? We have the option to get out of
it. So no. So changes it. He says no.
It's when both of them don't have money.
Both the guy they try to sell as a
slave, the also don't have money and the
guy they try to sell as a slave doesn't
have money. in that situation then the
would become
slaves. Not
true. There's only one person that sold
as a Jewish slave and that's a person
who
steals.
But they
don't they're never sold as Jewish
slaves
because have a wonderful day.
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