Daf Yomi Menachos Daf 37 by R' Eli Stefansky

Good morning, Rabbi side. Once again, I'm the road. It doesn't matter if it's Miami or Utah or Athens or London or Paris or am I waiting Boston and New York yet again. People were worried that we wouldn't have something for Rosh Chodesh Adar. Don't worry. You have a seder. We're going to get there. It's going to be a few days late, maybe a week or two, but don't worry. I'm here. I may be on the road, but I'm still thinking about the sheer and I can't wait to get back to Eretz Yisrael and give you the Rosh Chodesh Adar that you need and you deserve. So, just wait. It's coming soon. Good morning, Rabbi side. >> [singing] >> What's the other one? >> [singing] [singing] >> Yeah, you just be careful not to show on Zoom that that that guy that hopefully we'll be able to interview if we get resource. The official edition is Chulin. Daf in the program sponsorships opportunities opening soon. It's coming out. The new Gemara, the official edition. So, what we want to do is follows. 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Nikuda said in the name of the Simcha of other I'm certain that when one learns the learning such as with the bellies all the days very sincerely Thomas could have a badly nauseous Yossi Robins, Cleveland. Oh. Somebody wrote here in Hebrew that somebody once came to the statement a very said since he's he feels that he's from the descendants of the Rebbe Tam, he wants to wear Rebbe Tam's tefillin. So, Rebbe Tam said if you're descended from the Rebbe Tam, that means you're descended from Rashi. >> [laughter] >> Oh. >> [clears throat and snorts] >> Basically, this person also in Hebrew says that last sukkas when we spoke about the sukka so I mentioned the the halakha that you have to be mechaven when you go into the sukka and he says there's three other mitzvahs that also say lemaan that's a chiyuv. To to be mechaven and he says maybe you want to remind the oilam by tefillin and tzitzis especially when the Biur Halakha says in Siman Sameach that tzitzis if you're not mechaven then you're mevatel the mitzvas asei. if you don't you don't realize why you're doing it and how you do it. Yosher Koach Yorum Yuchadim Yisrael Kohen Tanya. This I thought I I just want to share with the oilam what it means like um in in any makom mashirus, you know, the the there's things to learn from this. This is a story in Mantzi that tells uh divrei shimush kedushas stam like megillahs and mezuzahs. How do they how do they display it? I just I had enough from it and I said I'm going to share it with the oilam. Look at the ceiling. >> [music] >> Affordable. [music] Myuchadim. What's the best of the best? Oh, wow. Balabatish is the best of the best. This is balabatish? This is all in This is a section. That's it. >> [music] [music] >> Um one last one I think. There is I would like to ask the follow-up question regarding something you mentioned here today. You explained that the inner side of the film may be any color except red. You also emphasized you personally have black on the inner side as well. As I do I because it's more of a killer. Well, I don't know if I said it's more of a killer. What I was saying is that black on black you don't have the issue that sometimes it it get the flip. The problem is the flip but the problem is the problem is that if the the paint comes off then you then you then you have white and the shoes have to be black. Black on black is through and through so even if paint comes off you never see white. You always see black and it's never I never painted mine. However, if there's clearly inner side of the outer side the lucky requirement is that the outer side must be faced outward. What additional advantage the Kumar says that sometimes it flips. You see all in the video sometimes it turns around flips. 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What's going on in the world? What's going on in the world? What's going on in the world? What's going on in the world? What's going on in the world? What's going on in the world? What's going on in the world? What's going on A couple questions. I would fill in your yard. Three options. You could choose one of these three options. Do you have to Do you have to cover your whole yard? Or it's absolutely not necessary. Or there's an Indian to cover the whole yard. Which one do you guys think? You have to, you don't have to, or it's good to? And what if you don't? Huh? What you said? If you put a protector, it'll be They'll have a protector. It's because of the Zion. Why is it different than the whole yard? Oh, but it's not It's not a Zion. It's not a Zion. The what? Huh? What? You learned this in school already? >> [laughter] >> How's it possible? It's not a riddle. How's it possible a person Uh it's actually not such a great riddle. Person wore wears it on his on his left arm like everybody else. And then at a certain age he he has to switch back to to the right. So, there's a a number of answers. What's Huh? >> [cough] >> Okay, [clears throat] that's That That could be one. Hello, that's what you were thinking? You switch you switch your tfillin? Oh, you just wear it tfillin all your lifetime. Is there anybody in this room that puts on his tfillin both arms cuz he's not sure if he's a righty or lefty? Besides my son. Huh? Of course yeah, I went. Yeah, yeah, I know. We'll get there. We'll get there. Anyway, fine. So, we'll get That's today's shul. Yeah, you came just in time. Reb Naftali shalom aleichem, have a seat. How are you? What happened over here? Over here, over here. Okay. Zog dikamara, turn around. No. Oh, yeah, yeah. Omar Rava bar Rav Huna. Omar Rava bar Rav Huna, seven lines from the bottom. Every few minutes you should move your tfillin around. The Cohen Gadol. Mishmish move a little move cuz it seems like that when you move it adjust a little adjust if you just touch like this you you're trying to re redo the hanacha sort of. Chayav adam l'mashmesh b'tfillin b'chol sha'ah. It could be just touch. The point is not to have hesech hada'as. You know that you're wearing tfillin. And there's a kal vachomer from the tzitzit. Here the Cohen Gadol has the tzitzit. U'matzitz she'ein bo el Hashem has only mentioned Hashem's name once. How much is the total? It should be on your forehead always. And we learn you have to constantly think about the tsitsit. How many times how many times is the name mentioned in tefillin? 21 times. So it's 21 times more than the tsitsit. Allah has come and certainly you should move your tefillin around once in a while and that's why I said yesterday if you go like this it's even though it's not not for the lining up of the nose and the but just to move it. Now they ask what's the connection? The tsitsit Hashem's name is on the outside. Only a coin God could wear it in the base of how could you compare the good from the tsitsit seems to be a lot stronger than the good of tefillin nevertheless there is some sort of In other words it's not a serious bomb but it's enough to to focus on this. Now we're going to talk about why we wear tefillin on our left hand and not on the right. Everything we do is on the right. Yad chazaka Let me ask a question. If a person has two heads what head should he wear his tefillin on? Is that right Rabbi Bernard? There you just still a head in the back. >> [laughter] >> Shalom aleichem. You hear from chasan for good things. Rabbi you didn't say a word. For really stopping you. Shalom aleichem. Mazel tov. Mazel tov. I I got a email that had a little bit of a shaker in it today so I didn't want to read it. But being that you're here he says that the reason why we wear tefillin and tsitsit because Avraham Avinu said one word he says Rabbi Bernard David said one word he said let's do something in zoom and that's why the whole shear he wants to give you all the credit and I I didn't want to give you all the credit. I want to give you a little bit of the credit. You know what I'm saying there? Okay. Gershon Rose. What's it Shalom Aleichem you have Naftali But Tzach? >> Amazing. Thanks for showing up. What's your name? Aaron Goldstein. From? Dallas, Texas. No way, you're the guy the guy from Texas the famous you guys do the shear over there. Shalom Aleichem you're you're the father? Get over here for a second. Get over here. You do the shear? In Dallas, Texas. No. This not this this is a good get over here you're saying. I was McGavin. Shalom Aleichem. So first of all how old are you? 12. 12. And how long are you doing the daf with us? Shavuos daf 10 since. Shavuos? Daf 10. Daf 10. Shavuos daf 10 in Dallas. Then I went back and did the first 10. You went back? I did. >> What from Brachot? Yeah, that also and Shavuos in the middle of Shavuos I went back and did the Oh, you mean the first 10 daf. And then what's and what for your bar mitzvah what are you going to make a siyum on? Shas. All Shas. No way. It's possible? No way. How are you going to do it? What's your plan? Let's hear what's the plan? What even how? What even you only have a 1 year left and you're going to do it in 1 year? I'm listening to four in one day. Four in one day? That's including the regular one. One three speed or four speed? What what's going on here? Like 1.25. 1.25. Four a day. You have extra 3 hours a day? After school. So I'm I'm you're not into sports, right? That's what I That's what I figured. It is it's not like you're going to baseball practice and you have another 3 hours. No, you're into daf. Spends 5 hours a day. >> It was that maybe after flying to his bar mitzvah this is crazy. He does 5 hours a day with you. 5 hours a day? Get over here. This guy's not you you're staying right over here for the whole shear. >> [laughter] >> Is that okay? Naftali move over one. No, I'm just kidding I'm kidding kidding kidding. You guys move over. You both of you Remnock and you have to move over for him. No? >> [laughter] >> I'll move over for him. Get over here. You sit over there. If he doesn't want to move over, I'm going to move over. No? You want water? This is crazy. >> a present. What's your present? Your father? Everything is bigger in Texas. Yeah, yeah, the cowboy hat. It was what What is that like? You know the guy? He's a legend. He works for me. He works for you? You fire him. That's okay. Give olive. What? I do. I should wear them for him. Yeah. All right. You just got Wow, this is a big Reb boys I He's going to be 13 years old and do shots. It's crazy. Wow. Wow. Unbelievable. Go up. >> [applause] >> What an honor. Okay. And then if you wouldn't have said anything like as I'm at talking to you you you whispered to me okay. Yeah. Wow. What's your name? I we met. No? That's okay. Good. I thought you looked familiar. Okay. You you and six other people You valid okay. Shalom aleichem. All right. Oh, that's right. I mean I saw him last night. Nacho shalom aleichem. >> [clears throat] >> Get over here. Get over I can I can tell. What's going on in Los Angeles? Doing great. Yeah? Great things. What was the What was the best night you had? Six people? Six seven maybe. What's going on? What's going on with We got to we got to Maybe the snap was not good. Maybe you have to go to beer or something. Beer maybe. No? Reb boys I help him out. Help the guy out. You just got to keep on going. Keep on going. Don't give up. It's going to be stark. All right. We got to learn some Torah. Let's do it. If you want you can stand there. Okay. >> [laughter] >> Tyra bottom, Yakov Zoi small. Uksar lois al Yakov al Yodecha. I don't know which one it is. Yakov Zoi small. It's the left hand. I don't even know small or ain't no Let's see the possible a second. We say it every day, but which possible I think it's Yodecha. Yeah, yeah, it's a mistake in my Gamara. Yakov Yodecha Zoi small. We're referring to the left hand. I don't even know small. How do we know it's a left? I don't even know Yamin. Come on of Yodi Yos the Ares. So, let me just show you real quickly. Just do a a quick of Yodi Yos the Ares we mean it to push my the there's three we're going to see three sheets over here. Tyra comma says Yad the word Yad means left. Anytime the Tyra says Yad I'm going to prove it to you. Rebbie Nasan says, "No, I have a hekesh. Uksar tom Uksaf tom the chiro tying your filling has to be like the mezuzah. Mezuzah is with the right hand, so too is filling. You do with your right. You tie with your right meaning you have to put it on your left. And Rebbie Yisrael says then it says Yakov Yad K or the weak hand. So, those are the three sheets. Let's see inside. It says he brings three books in here. I could also say Yodi Yos the Ares my hand created the earth Viyemini tip shamayim and my right hand at the same time I I I created the the heaven. So, what does Yodi mean? If if I could created the shamayim with his right, that means Yodi the one left over his left the other hand is his left hand. So, Yodi means left. And I'll prove it to you again. It says Vayomer Yael when she killed Sisera, it says Vayomer Yod Yos the shlakma. She took How do you say Yos in English? The peg. She took the peg with her left hand. The mino la melam she knocked it into his head while he was asleep and drunk with the hammer. So you can't can't hold the peg with the same hand as the hammer. The hammer goes in the right. It says the mino la hamus amelim. That means the peg was in the other hand. The left hand. So when it says yada a yad by itself means left. Veemina and the right that's something else. But yad means left. Why am I another shot another So again we have the yad and we have yamin. So yad means the left. Says the gemara daf lam zayin amud alef So Rashi on the spot says what does har mean? Har means and brings them also means that is he his nose was He didn't have a nose basically. It was sunken nose. So says Tysis it makes no sense to call a person a godol by a derogatory name. Sunken nose that's what you're going to call him. So he says oh har means the name of a place. By the way this is somebody sent just I saw somebody sent me a a thing that online somebody wrote that ice can mean a testament. Maybe. That's not a bad that might be a better I I like that better than sign. Testament. Okay. I argue with this because you tell me yad means the left and that's why we put our tfillin on our left. The famous possuk. Yosef noticed that Yakov Avinu switched his hands. It says yad means the right. So the gemara says yada but the tanakama says yad yamino yikri. Yeah when the Torah says yad together with the right, that then it's the right hand. But yad by itself, yad stama egri. When it says yad by itself, it means the left. Rav Nosson omer, and finally we have Rav Nosson. And it's you don't need all this. Harei omer u kshartem u ksaftem. It says by mezuzah ksaftem, maksiva beymin, af kshira beymin. Just like you write a mezuzah with your right hand, so too you have to tie your tefillin with your right hand, like we do. Most people, they they take it, they tie it, they go like this. The right is doing the job, but your tefillin are left on your left hand. So let me ask you a question. What if a sofer is a righty? He's a righty. But he's not bad with his left hand, and he writes a mezuzah with his left hand. Kosher or pasul? Pasul. Anybody want to jump in here? The answer is it's pasul. U ksaftem, you have to write the mezuzah, if you're a righty, with your right hand. You do it with your right, so you put your tefillin on with your right, onto your left. Maksiva beymin, af kshira beymin. The kiva and the kshira beymin, hanacha bismoili, if you're going to tie it with your right, then where are you placing it? You're placing it on your left arm. Rav Yosi ha Galili hanacha bismoili. If he argues and says the word yad can mean the right hand, not the left, so how does he know they have to put the tefillin on the left? Navka le meheicha? Dinavka le Rav Nosson. He learns it from Rav Nosson. What does Rav Nosson say? You could see in the red, u kshartem u ksaftem. He learns from the hekesh. Just like a mezuzah, so too I'm thinking that we should put a screen over here. Screen over here. Not bad for you, and I just saw the guest turning his head like this. We'll put the screen over there. Just have screen it up a little bit. Rashi Amar miyotkho. Rashi says finally, the word yotkho, you could split it in half, yod kha. K'siv b'hei k'ya tzu shnei tmei Rashi. Rashi's first p'shat is that the hei makes it into a nekeiva, which is weaker than a zakhar. And then the famous p'shat, that for me it's famous, so I'm connected to that when I see it in the Mishna Berurah and the different different times we learned that it was the yad keiya, the weaker of the two hands. Usually when you're a righty, your left hand is the weaker hand. Omri Rabbah Rashi v'eima yotkho sheb'koach. Perhaps it's referring to the one that has the strength, cuz yotkho, the hei at the end could be a khes. So you have khaf and a khes, which means koach, which means strength. Omri lei miksiv b'khes. A lot of times the Gemara says that the hei and the khes are interchangeable. But that's when there's nothing else going on. Over here, we're telling you p'shat. Kei, keiya means weak. So why should I stick in something that's not there and say, "Oh, the hei means a khes and it means strong, the opposite of the p'shat." This is the pashut, so we go with the pashuts. Omri lei miksiv b'khes. Sez the Gemara k'tanai. This is a machlokes tanai. Like the machlokes tanai, yotkho b'hei is a small, since it says hei, it means the weaker one, means the the left hand. Achereim omrim yotkho l'raboisai s'agidin. Achereim, Reb Meir says that yotkho comes to include somebody doesn't have the the hand part up to the elbow. So he only has the upper part, he has he has a a bicep. So he should tie his tefillin on his bicep. Yotkho. [clears throat] Tanya idakh. This is where it becomes tricky. And if you have a pencil, you should just write it in. Anyway, zero'a, over here is not talking about that he he has from the elbow up. Over here he doesn't have anything. So, think about it. A person that doesn't have his left arm at all. It's cut off by the by by shoulder. So, what should he do? Should he put on film or not put on film? Should he put on film on the right arm? On the one hand, it should be It should be your weaker arm. It should be the left. If you have a right and a left, you should put on the left. You only have one, so what do you do? So, the choir would say You put it on. Put it on the right. That's not what the Gamorah says according to this man the armor. Anyway, put them in the film. If it if it's cut off all the way to the shoulder, you should put on film. I have to say the the the this joke is one of my favorites actually. Back in [snorts] the day. The the pirate. Yeah, the pirate is more than A guy bumps into a pirate. He has no no leg. He has no arm. He has a patch on his eye. He says, "What happened? What happened?" He says, "I'll tell you. The arm I had a sword fight with another pirate. But I got him good, but he got my arm." So, impressive. "And what about the leg?" He says, "The leg, I was once like leaning overboard and a shark came out, great white, grabbed my leg." Unbelievable. "What about the eye?" "The eye, I got a piece of dirt in my eye." "A piece of dirt in your eye?" He says, "Yeah, it was the first day that I was with the hook." Uh, anyway, it's right. Anyway, it's right. He doesn't have an arm. Put them in the film. I can remind him. You all call Look, you enjoyed the joke so much more than everybody put together. It was it was worth just for you everybody. It was worth it. I can remind him. You all call the rabbi says I give them. He says, "No." Person doesn't have an arm at all. Forget. You have to you have to put you have to put the filling on the right arm. So comes out like this. Comes out of a person was bar mitzvah and he put his filling on his left. And he had an accident where his left arm got chopped off. So now at age 20 he has to switch over to be put his filling on the right. That was one of the answers to the question according to this man dollar. Also, the Halakha brought down if a person switches if he teach You know, when I was a kid Baruch Hashem it's not like that anymore, but I remember my teachers trying to switch the lefties into righties. You remember that? You're shaking your head. It was a thing. Oh, lefties are it's a mum. It's a something you can learn. I'm not going to force smack the kid. No, write with your right arm. I had a English teacher, a woman. Poof. Poof. Yeah, I'm not I'm not kidding. What what are you talking? Write with your right hand. Try to write The poor kid, the lefty. So Huh? The kids are So what happens if you learn? You learn how to use your right arm. So the Halakha is We're going to see in a second this is the Sugya of lefties. Who's a famous lefty today? Very very famous lefties? Lefty Scheiner was a lefty. Scheiner was born a lefty. Really? Lefty Scheiner. Cuz he used to play baseball. He was known as lefty. I'm talking about living people. Cuz Scheiner wasn't so long ago. Well, if you're already going with Reb Scheiner, then I can't even say his name. Bibi. Bibi's a lefty. Obama. Okay. Eater. Out. Eliakim. Eliakim. You want to talk about them? Eliakim Aaronoff. Eater minnie be a minnow issue smaller. What a lefty has to put on his filling on the opposite arm because to him the left is the strong. The weaker one is the right. So he puts it on his right arm. So, it usually goes by Uksaftam. It goes by the most A lot of people that are lefties have they have the question, am I a real lefty? How do I bat? How do I throw a ball? How do I eat? And it goes it boils down to how do you write? Just if you write with your left hand and you do everything else with your with your right, that's where it becomes a little bit little bit of a of a problem. So, I have that with my son. At least that's what he thinks in his head that he's a he's a righty. Just he writes with his left. Same by you? Oh. You see this the the the the the a kiss from Hashem. Reb Naftali is sitting on my left right by me. And he's Right. My father told my father asked which arm he said it goes by the k'tiva. And in fact that I write and I eat with my left hand. But you also eat. You also eat with your left. What what do you do with your right? Bat, shoot for for all sports righty. All sports. Interesting. So, could you bat both ways? Not really. Interesting. [clears throat] I write with my hand. He's my strong arm. Wow. I bat with the right hand. Got it. So, I went to Rabbi Goldstein. You're also like that. Two Our two guests today. That's that's that's the no it's very interesting. Yeah, someone noticed me at shul and he's like, "No, you can't put on the left." What? Cuz you write with your right? I write with my left. I throw with my right. I write with my left. I eat with my left. So, who told you to wear your tfillin on the right? >> a bucky. So, uh so, I went to Rabbi Goldstein. You guys might have to rethink this. Rabbi Goldstein himself, first of all, he's the big posek here in uh one of the big posekim in in Ramat Bet Shemesh. He's a huge huge talmid chacham, huge. And the uh and he's holding an all commentary cooler, Shulchan Aruch, Shas, everything everything about Pesach. So, but he has this issue. So, I brought my son there and he spoke to him back forth and basically what he told my son to do, yo, I got to revisit it because that was his, you know, now that he's a little bit more mature, 2 years later, maybe he'll think about it differently. Uh there's also this, I think, with him it was more like I want to fit in with everybody else and do what everybody else I don't want to So, he told him he should wear his filling like everybody else, but by the way, you know, take it off and put it on the other arm for a minute and and that's what Rabbi Goldstein does, everybody knows, by the way, you know, takes his filling, you have to put it backwards cuz you think. So, you guys, you might want to rethink this and speak to Rabbi Goldstein. I don't know exactly your your exact thing, but maybe it's connected to to unbelievable on the daf of a of this this this thing. Two guests, two guests. >> in today. No, it's it's interesting. Is there anybody else in the room? I asked the question before, nobody raised their hands. Is there anybody else in the room that has this issue? Nobody's raising their hand. With his hand. Now they raised their hands. Okay. He raised his right hand. Yeah, he raised his hand. Oh, oh, very good, Mendy. Very good. Some people just became that so they could get on screen. Eat there filling be you mean I should smile at you, put it on filling on your right hand if you're a lefty. But you all mean you have to There's a thing somebody told me, a lefty told me that you should know lefties their life expectancy is 8 years less than everybody else. And I thought that sh- to some like it's about I said, "Why?" He says, "Oh, because they have accidents with different tools, they don't make enough tools for them and you know, things it's it's a writing world and so they So, I looked it up and said, "No, it's just a it's a one of these rumors that went on and then urban legend sh- to some sh- there's zero truth to it. One guy came out with a with a Oh, yeah, it is based on that that in the the previous generation they try to switch righties to lefties and the the the one I don't know, a whole thing with that, so anyways. It's It's still the Lefties to righties. Lefties and righties, yeah. >> [clears throat] >> You can't get a lefty guitar. And everything is more expensive, too. They get They get They get you everything. Well, you know the mice of the guy came into the store to buy a a coffee mug. And uh He came into the store to buy a coffee mug and the guy and he said, "Do you have a lefty coffee mug?" And the guy said, "No." And [snorts] then the other guy behind him said, "You must shook, of course we do." And he gave him the coffee, turned and he says, "But it's $10 more." He says, "Well, I'll take it." Okay, either but Tanya many of us smile at you smile at you call Adam. Over here it says my foot is you should wear filling a lefty should wear filling like a righty. There's no difference. A person who can control everything with both of his hands ambidextrous but to the to the Oh, there's another Is there another thing I didn't see here? Shloime and Ari and Dove Mazel Tov to Mayer Rifka Riva Planka for Elisheva and Levi's wedding tonight. You should koyach. Okay, here's a guy that's ambidextrous. I like the way he bends over like I know a guy like that in shul, by the way. >> [snorts] >> Come on, let me do it. [clears throat] She has the issue with filling. You mean Rubin time, you mean smile at us. Okay, fine. You got it. Oh, oh, this guy. >> [laughter] >> I I messed it up. No, no, no, fine. He diamonds a little bit over there. Fine. Yeah? Yeah, they do say that. So, I looked it up. I looked it up. Everybody says right two truvia. So, it is fascinating. I thought maybe it's an urban legend. I looked it up. There's hundreds and hundreds of people that could do that. Yeah. You look at look at Google. Look at look at YouTube. You'll see there's a class of a 30 students that could write in two different languages. Two different languages the whole thing. Yeah. Oh, but he spoke to somebody. That's the thing. He wrote two truvia and and answered somebody. That's what they said. Yeah. I don't know. You know, every my said I have to I'm not my cobble. So, I look I looked it up once. Oh, kind of baby nacho. I got to call Zoe keep iris. Where do you put the filling? On your muscle right over here on the muscle. Zuki virus. Baby nacho zuko coin. You have to put it over here between the eyes on top of your head. Hey girl, I'm going to be very mocking. She might go Shelton like roifus. I don't know if we have the We're supposed to have a what do you call a um We had a nice uh No, when I bring something a prop. We had a very very good prop in the Hebrew show. I don't know if we have it here. Maybe we'll be able to pull it out. I'll see. Maybe it'll come in in a minute. Who knows? We'll get lucky. I don't I don't see it. I don't hear any noise. So, I don't know. My prop isn't here. We had a good prop. What's the mocking you know like that the head is roifus? So, it's where the the the soft spot. Not not everybody knows. I showed this once before. There's actually two soft spots on a baby. And this It goes like this. >> Ever felt that soft spot on a baby's head? It's called the fontanel, a flexible gap that helps the skull adjust during birth and gives the brain room to grow. Underneath, just a thin layer of skin protecting the brain and blood vessels. Normally, it's slightly sunken, but if it bulges, it could mean high pressure or illness. Don't worry. It closes on its own by 18 months. Okay. So, last night we had a real baby, 3-week-old, I asked the father if I could push in my finger. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. The tire is there. Yeah. I didn't, don't worry. I didn't. It was very, very cute. I don't know if uh if you could put it on, but okay. It was It was gishmak. It was a good It was a very good It was a live prop. Never had a baby here before. That was a cute baby. >> a lot of babies. We did? We So, what? You have a finger here or no? We don't have a All right. Um Yeah. What do I want to say? Oh, so first of all, a very important thing is you you'll notice in shul a lot of times, and you could be that guy, that guy that yells at people. When people have sweaters or they have a sweatshirt or they have one of these tight shirts, so sometimes it doesn't go all the way all the way up to your shoulder, and it kind of hangs out on your on the muscle, and that could be problematic. If your filling are too low down, if your filling are I don't want to show off my muscle, you know, so I'm going to I don't have a very It's strong, but it's not very large. So, um below the muscle is is a big is is a is a no-no. You're not allowed to eat so. So, that's It has to be on the muscle. Now, what you're supposed to do is the muscle will see it a tiny bit towards the heart, a little bit. You don't put it straight up on the muscle, a little bit like this. It's [snorts] good these things. Yesterday somebody told me that for years he has been saying "L'haniach tefillin." L'haniach tefillin because I said yesterday "L'hoiniach tefillin." L'hoiniach not L'haniach. L'haniach means to put down on the floor. L'hoiniach means to place it properly. L'hoiniach. Little things like this. Who knows? Maybe maybe there are people there that don't put it in the right way. They have It has to be towards the heart. We should really get a Rabbi I think it was Rabbi Sher who made the phone call and it was It's really good and people should in shuls all around the world they should bring in professionals because the small nuances that we forget, we don't know. What do you got over here? What do you want to show me? Oh. Yeah. Oh, perfect. You're going to show it to more than someone else. Maybe 45,000 people will see this. Yeah. Every I use the Who's film was that? Yours? Remember many times you should take a look at yours also. It's a little Have your tzuah is gone over there. Yeah. Uh-huh. Here's a little bit of a rip in the retzuah. First of all, the paint is shvach amayis here also. No, no, no. It's nice over here but over here you can see that you can see through. Yeah. You pull and you don't see. So check your tefillin for little things like this. Here it's ripped, do you see? Could you see? Now hold on. Like this. I'll put it over here. See the rip? That's the rip. So check your retzuahs. Bring a professional. I would recommend bring a professional. Right? We totally we have fancy cars, fancy homes and our change the retzuahs once in a while. Like people have the retzuahs from their bar mitzvah. It's not arriving. Once in a while. Not not like every year but every 10 years, you know? Supposed to check it still every 7 years. Right. No, no, no, but Listen. >> [clears throat] >> This checking the the this checking the parshios. You're talking about checking the parshios. There's something How do you put your tfillin on? Like we saw that Benny, his kasho was below the bone. Below the bone. Not so good. And this guy puts it here. Let's talk about Benny Nachman for a second. Here, let's look at the Mishna Brurah. The Mishna Brurah. Top line. You can read with me. Verabim nichshalim be'issur zeh. And many people are over on this issur. They don't realize where you're supposed to put your tfillin shel rosh. Ve'ein kol tfillin munach al ha'metach. A lot of the tfillin is lowered down. Now, if you have to look at your hairline, not where your hair finishes, but your hairline, where it grows out of. So, if In my case, my hair starts over here. So, I have to put my tfillin over here. If my end of the tfillin are with my hair, not yoitzei. Not yoitzei. Now, Lubavitch has a problem because they have itsbosaim. They have very large tfillin. So, I recommend even with their large tfillin, they they should go back to makom she'rosh tinok rofeh'ah. Anything that the baby's head is is soft, push it down. But even if it comes off your hairline, a centimeter, the Mishna Brurah says you're not yoitzei. And he repeats it again and again. It's just a centimeter. You're not yoitzei. I don't know what to tell you. This is what he says. Vo'ivrim al issur d'oraita. Says the Chofetz Chaim, you're over on a d'oraita. The kol ha'tfillin shve'ein the kol ha'tfillin the entire thing, 100% tzrichin liyos munachin b'makom she'yeish karcha. In a place where the root of the hair, you could pull it out, it becomes bald. This little part, karcha d'tachton, this part of the part of the head I'm sorry not my bad my bad is the back. Thank you. It should be resting on the beginning of the where the hair comes out. I believe you have to make sure you have we have long hair to come to to have your your your your forehead and then you have to put on your head. It goes over and over and over. You have to explain it. It doesn't go to where your hair finishes it goes to where your hair starts and to be super and every minute you go to you find two people in that minute that don't know this and that's why you bring in a professional that tells you hey you're not wearing it right. Let me readjust your knot. Maybe your knot is too large so it falls to the front. There you go. Okay, bye then. Play my my Rabbi asks play my of Rabbi me she actually person has two heads base of the hand money after learning which one of those heads should he wear to fill in? All my way you're so upset at him. Why do you ask me such silly questions? I could come glee glee Go go and call us. I cover a lot or you accept upon yourself. clear And the whole also so what's super interesting is that we noticed over uh the last few months there was a the guy that was covering his screen. And it's my brother this we got from him. Actually there is such a thing There's the Hensel twins. Look it up. Hensel twins. Two women or two women. It's a twins. What happens is the Siamese twins. They're conjoined. Two bodies and two heads, but they have everything It's two bodies, two lungs two sets of lungs, two hearts, two this two two everything. But then you have something else. This is what the guy is talking about. Uh a human being one body, one of everything, two arms, two legs, but two heads come out. So rather we have we have we have somebody that watches Zoom like that. Yeah. You got to put him on. >> shave. Your beard is really scratching me. The Calvin brothers, shalom aleichem shalom aleichem. You do the daf with us? Since Kiddushin. Oy vey voil. Does daf Kiddushin I really like doing it with Reb Shruly. I personally think the MDY videos are middle Torah, but I'm a flatterer to my bearded brother. All right. Oh Do you Do you Do you watch the daf like this guy 1.25? What speed do you watch it on? I do it on 1X, but he likes doing it on 2X. 2X. Ah, very nice. Very nice. Nishmat. Um What do What do you do on the day-to-day? Like what do you what do you work at? I'm a rebbe and he's a swimming instructor. Ah. Nishmat. Nishmat. Very good. Very good. All right. You should come and join us. Thanks for sharing. You know, it's a stickle, you know. I really appreciate it. All right. You should come guys. Shkoyach. The Calvin brothers. Where's the Calvin brothers? [applause] Shkoyach. Shkoyach. Shkoyach. All right. So it >> [laughter] >> All right. Good. It's not a joke. This These twins, whatever they are, they got married. But he only married one of the heads. I'm not joking. Look it up. Emus. Look at this. Okay, fine. He's not going to be over on like marrying two women. He married one of the heads. Bye-bye. Yeah, yeah. So he right. So they asked the question. But he But he But he pulled him out of the ground, it says over there. So that's where they say he's not real. That That thing was like Says the Maro made fun of him. And all of a sudden I had a kid. I had a kid that was born with two heads. How much do I have to pay for a bed? This is firstborn. It's mainly if it's your third child. Say that. Firstborn? Do I have to give double? Double a bed? Two brothers came to One brother had one head. The other brother had two heads and he wanted a double in the That was the thing. So said I'll pour hot water on one of the heads and we'll see one person cuz you it hurt both heads. Wow. That was the story. >> [clears throat] >> Also town lay. So the the elder person came and told him a lot of times is a movie. He told him you have to give 10. After you any But you have to do it twice. I would think that if a gets killed before it's 30 days old, maybe you should pay the You right they have to pay when he's 30 30 days. But maybe it's That's when you pay it up. You have to pay for for being born. So if he didn't survive, okay, [clears throat] so he was not a he's not a baby that you have to pay for. But this is a baby that should have survived. He just was killed. So maybe you have to pay the I'm a lawyer. Ah, hold on. So the Maro is actually asking, so somebody with two heads is not going to be able to survive. Maybe cuz either in a standard today cuz you see that these are twins are like 30 something years old. They survived or maybe the they saw they bring Rashi. He says there's a muscle called and not dummy. Anything more is as if it doesn't exist. So if it doesn't exist so now you have two heads it's one extra as if it doesn't exist. If it doesn't exist then it's a treif. The head makes it treif. Not that it it's physically not going to survive but it is a treif whatever that means. The is taller when it comes to a ben. The Torah says For each head you have to give five shekel. Now it's very possible that the baby was born in his body first. And when most of the body comes out there's a of and it goes by each head. And has two heads you have to pay double. We're a one stop shop for all your financial needs. Isaac Castle in honor of all of them the white diamond in South Florida we shall all be so far. Let's have a good year anonymous in memory of Paris first yard side but Omar Mar. You just learned that base on top. The hand means the muscle the the bicep. Where do you get this from? The on on top on the the high part of your arm. If you and I were to learn the by ourselves we didn't know anything about we just fell off the moon. We would say you your hand means on your hand that's in Hebrew. Yeah give me a give me your hand give me your hand. This is your hand maybe put your hand right over here. Where did you get the muscle? I'm going to tell you put your hand on your head. Put it on your hand and on your head. When you put it on your head you put it on the top of your head, the high part of your head. I've come over to be out. So too, when it comes to the you put on the high part of your hand. The other one made it so. No, you don't need to comment to that. I really want to ice. The whole ice the light light and light. You don't want to put your on a place where other people could see it. It's for you. It's a private testament. Light ice. Test I love the word. Testament. The whole ice the light light and light. Oh. So it would come out like you wrote the positive before. Come out with the positive you have to hide your feeling. So let's see. This is going to be a hurry something is very says the something you should put these words of on your heart. You should hide them. You should see more connected to the leg. So that's why we come up with this thing and you put it on your Now, if you put it over here it's not next to your heart. What's next to your heart? On the bicep. Okay. The here the other one the other one the other one. They actually would turn it slightly a little bit, not a lot. Not straight up like this, a little bit. Usually when you tie it if you're a writing you tie it or you twist it I don't know. It gives it a little bit of a yank to the towards your heart. But you do the opposite. You pulled Some people pull the other way. So those people that pull the other way they should probably try to tilt it a little bit more. The other one the other one the other one. The other one. Who I'll remind the he was the last one that had a lot of money. He was the wealthiest of the generation but also the biggest wrote the other one. He authored [clears throat] shots. Have it see his his his uh his sleeve was ripped. Why? This is why because he had a wound. It wasn't because he was poor. He had a wound. Now you know that if you have a boo-boo on your bicep and put your on and you put your your your sleeve over it, oy va voy, it's you know if it ever happened. I remember like certain times like you got injured in bed, whatever it was, it doesn't feel good, that pressure. So, you want to relieve the pressure, so he tore his shirt. Become a chazan filling. And here comes the question that I asked in the beginning of this year, is it a chiyuv to cover, or is it a nice thing to do, or is it shitosam, you don't have to do it at all? Isn't it a mefurash pasuk that nobody should see it? It's for you to have a a testament with the Ribono shel Olam, not for others. The Torah is saying put it in a place like kol ha'royim bilah sort of. Well, not really, but maybe. It should be in a place where you could cover it, not that you have to cover it. Nevertheless, there is an inyan to cover it. If you know somebody's on you're on vacation, you're in a t-shirt, and whatever, and it's not it's not nishkaf not the end of the world. It's better to cover it. That's That's what they pass in. It's better to cover it. No, no, no, that's for karka. You want to show that you have a you you the the ro am ha'aretz. So, what the ro for karka, that's something that you that you that you show. You megaleh. How do you know that you put the filling on the high part of the head? Maybe you should place the filling right over here. I was in a minyan and I saw a guy literally like this. Not like this, like this. So, I that guy I didn't want to say a word to because I figured this is a shita. This is already a shita. This is not like oh, a mistake. It was It was placed there bedafka. And that's how the Korach, that's how the Korach and I if they were wear if they would wear the filling today, that's exactly how they would wear it, like this guy. This is a This is a Shomron a shamani but it's they are they what do you call Karime Karime they were like this This is this is only I I If somebody is in a lot of pain he shouldn't rip his hair out of his head. Would he rip your hair out of your head right this this area right over here Karha where you become bald? This is a ripping your hair out is on top of your head but so too excuse me When it comes to put in that area here's the question are your eyebrows considered part of your skin or they're part of your hairy head? Nafkimina for us If you have a on your where your hair grows it's one going to show you in a second if it's on your plain skin it's another what are your eyebrows what do you think? So that this is a question that they asked the and the all knew the answer from this right over here it says like this So let me show you real quickly If a person has he has a a blemish >> [clears throat] >> so here the blemish is on a skin so you need to have in order for it to be real it has to have two hairs but if the blemish grows on the head where your hair is over there it needs to be two yellow hairs So the says >> [clears throat] >> you if it's if if you put it on your hand, it's two two hairs two white hairs. So, two when you put it on your head, it should be in a place where all you need is two yellow hairs. So, that's on the top of your head. Let's say you want to put it over here. So, now you have both yellow and white. Yellow is because you put it next to your eyebrows. Over there by your eyebrow, it has to be yellow. And on the skin part, it's white. So, that's different. You said that you only need two hairs. Now, all of a sudden, you need four hairs. So, you can't That's how I know I don't put filling over there. That should be similar to your filling shel yad which is only two hairs. They can say a love and you have the white hairs because now we say her, so Next, oh, maybe we can't go next. So, I guess we'll just stop over here. Raboysai, have a wonderful day. Merit the zchus of spreading Torah throughout the world. Sponsor a shiur today. mdysponsor.com or [email protected].