Daf Yomi Menachos Daf 70 by R' Eli Stefansky

[singing] >> Live in Hollywood, Florida. What a crowd. Thanks for having me. I apologize I'm late. In Florida, everybody they say say it's a few minutes away. 10 minutes away from Miami Beach. Almost an hour to get here. So I apologize. Next time we got to wait before. It's not the first time it happened to me here. I mean, in different places. I go there, it's just you know. All right, so it's great to be here. For me, it's middle of the night. Still, I'm only here for 2 [clears throat] days, 2 3 days. Guys, we got to chill. You guys I'll tell you the rules. There's no talking schmoozing in middle. I can't. I just I lose it. Say there? My home my home? Also, the fact that you know, we this is hopefully a lot of people will see it afterwards. We're up to in the English, probably close to 40,000 people. 35 to 40. So, the noises and this and that, you know, it picks it up. But I I'm very sensitive to sound. Some people use wrappers or they schmooze. I forget where I am. So, you should go ahead for having me. Uh you should go ahead to the rough rough Smith. Last time he spoke, he doesn't want to speak again. I don't know why. Wasn't a good experience? And Rapunzel is here. Speak speak up, Rapunzel, the is a status guy from Toronto. Y'all. So we we go back. I don't know how many years ago, but he I Pinchas took me into Chaim Kanievsky. It was one of the only times I got to see Chaim Kanievsky like a one-on-one. How many? They met? No. Ken? Okay. I see he has the same nuances as his son. He has no idea what I just said. What? He says it's 25 years ago. Wow. Time flies. All right. They didn't listen. They didn't hear. They didn't hear. Guys in here. I translated it. Shkoyach. Yeah, no translation. >> [laughter] >> No inside jokes. Shkoyach, but I'll take some questions during shear. Um the trailer is the Sasquan family. That's how you pronounce it? Sasquan Sasquan family. So I'm going to ask all of you to try to be machzik. We show the shear how often? 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The heart of the month brocco Esther and his Daniel Ben Esther. All right, here we go. The voice I holding on like 10 lines from the bottom and passing. Got it? >> [cough and clears throat] >> 11 lines from the bottom. Boy Rubashkin and passing. She had a video quite a little bit of a car. You have wheat. That grew a third and typically speaking in chas a third is considered that's it. It's already a fruit. It's already a produce. It's a product. She had a video quite a little bit of a car. I'm a lawyer. Back up. So once again we're talking about we're talking about the it's coming up. The second day of Pesach we bring a carbon armor. And that allows us to eat the old crap. Did anybody here go smooth with people and show about Did you? And how many people did you speak to? And did they have any idea what you were talking about? >> Yes. >> They knew a little bit. >> One person said don't get me mad. Don't get me mad. >> Don't get me mad. But did you know that it was a possible the whole thing? Don't get me mad the possible. Great great line. Well yeah what what about you? >> [snorts] >> Right. Yeah so did you speak to anybody about it? >> Yeah, two people. >> And you told them? >> Yeah, they didn't know the actual meaning. >> They didn't know what it was, right? What about you? >> I did some research with the rabbi [clears throat] on the sources and >> Oh. >> some more digging to it. Sham to water a bunch of things. >> Those are the ones against the whole possible. >> He also said it was lies that doesn't apply to Mishnah Berurah. >> No, the Mishnah Berurah says it should doesn't apply. >> Not a full star. >> The full stars. Look it up again. >> Gra didn't hold from But this has to >> That's the question of all of Okay. You evolved it. You So what's Does it bring here that in in full stars they didn't have >> They cooled off Gehenna before the Bach for 60 days before. It's even said in the Everyone has to go to Gehenna because the Bach was coming they cooled off for 60 days before and anyone that had eaten the flowers >> I don't know if I can read this. >> [laughter] >> The cool of Gehenna Okay. >> [laughter] >> My point is just to to let people know that there's a possible in the Torah that talks about Chodesh whether or not you keep it or you just need to know that there's a there's a source. That's it. That was my whole thing. I wasn't going to push the Gra over the Bach or the the Shulchan Aruch who paskens that you have to keep it as long as the in a in full stars or anybody else but just idea that it's a it's a possible. You know, a lot of people the people I spoke today didn't know. They didn't know that it was a possible. Okay. So No chametz. So now we're talking about a situation where this produce grew 1/3. And that this was before the Omer and he uprooted it. And then he replants it with Shas and all the acharonim Vayosef He replants it with the roots and everything. He he uproots some wheat, puts it back in the ground after the Omer. So, when the Omer came, what happened when we when we brought the the carbon Omer? It allowed it becomes it becomes yashan. But now you replanted it in the ground and more grows. So, what happens? The more it wants to know how do we view this? Do we view it as the original This is the original stalk and that is already yashan? But then there's the new growth and that's chadash. That's the new stuff. That that you have to wait for another year. So, what do you do? Now, but I got to lean on the Sharia Omer. Do we go by the stalk? And the stalk already had the Omer and it's yashan and therefore all the new stuff is is bottled to whatever it's all considered good. And then my boss at the service has lean on or do we go by the new stuff? But she have a Omer above and you we must wait until next year. Let me see if I have anything for this. We had something. First of all, this is just this was like from Friday which I didn't show you guys. That's a third. Okay, third. So, a slush. Okay. So, the question is do we go by the stalk that the original wheat that already is mutar teid or since you replanted it in the ground and new stuff grew out of that original wheat, do we go by the new crop? By whatever it is, the new grains that came out. But then my boss at the service has lean on that she have a Omer above. We do have something but it's I don't want to ruin it for now. It's for the next Sug. Perhaps you can bring a raya from this case. Yalda shishipra biskana ubaparis. So, let's talk a second about our cover, just a real quick. When you take a branch from another tree and you graft it into a different tree. So, it's two trees coming together. That's what the basically is talking about. One tree is arla. It's a younger tree. It only Let's say it's 2 and 1/2 years old and it comes with fruit. That's how you graft, okay? So, now in our case, we take a a tree that has fruit that's also also badana. It's arla. And you attach it to a tree that's fruit. Ubaparis and on the branch there's fruit. I feel also. Even if you get 200 times the amount the fruit grew 200 times. Let's say you start out with a little tiny dot and it grew into a giant pomegranate. 200 times the size, also. You're not allowed to eat it. So, what do you see? You see that we go by the original. So, you have that that stock and the original stock became muter. So, we're going to allow you to eat the rest the rest of the fruit even though you replanted it and more fruit grew on it. Why? Because they see from arla. >> Also. >> Yeah, yeah, but by by arla, by arla, we say it's also that we go by the original. So, over here we're going to go by the original say it's muter. They're two different things. One is a khumra, one is a khula. Good, I don't paying attention. Another raya. You take a an onion. Shishats loy bikaram. You did something called Karam, clay Karam. It's where you plant Well, the worst thing is to plant wheat, but even other than I'm saying that even if you plant an onion together with the grapes it's also to eat it. So you you you planted it in a vineyard, the nectar of Karam is no more vineyard. I feel like it's awesome. So even if the the onion continued to grow even 200 times the size, it's still awesome. So you go by the original. So the Gamara not a Raya. He go for coming by a little. That that's exactly what the question. Do I say I'm 100% certain that I go by the original? What's the cooler? What's the cooler? You see, by Hadash, I want to say it's a cooler. I want to say you could eat it. What's the cooler? And by Arla, I say you cannot eat it. But it's the same idea. I'm going on the one hand, if I go by the original, by Arla, I'm going by the original. So it's the 2 and 1/2 year old branch, so I cannot eat the fruit. And if I go by Hadash, it's Yoshan. This yeah? It's a stalk that was from before Pesach, and it already saw the carbon I'm here. So it's more to eat from that stalk. So now whatever grows out of that stalk is more to eat. It's the same idea. I'm going by the original. Or perhaps I have a suffix. What's the meaning of the cooler? What's the meaning? I'm going to tell you by Arla, don't eat it. But by Hadash, I'm also going to tell you don't eat it. I have to be more committed. Take a rule. Okay? So I have a bunch of interesting questions today. By your rabba, Liam This idea, if you apply this to my sir, what's the law that what they get them? dam einam dam kigoin dam din uva'asrin uva'ashatlinu va'asiflu You looked around and said, "Okay, I have probably 100 lbs worth of wheat. I'm going to give 1 lb. I'm going to give a little bit to the kohen. I'm going to give 10% to the levi. I'm going to give 10 lbs to the levi." dam din uva'asrin uva'ashatlinu And after you took ma'aser, you went ahead and you took all that wheat and you planted it. And va'asiflu, and it grew more. intem tlo'im al ha'aretz ein av ikar If we're going to go on the on the tsad of what we just learned, that we don't go by the original, we go by the new stuff. v'disav es would have to give ma'aser from all the new stuff. But, the question is, ikar mai? What about the original? The 10 lbs that you set aside for the levi. You took those 10 lbs. Instead of giving it to the levi, you put it in the ground. The question is, do we view the 10 lbs that you put in the ground like the new stuff that grew? And now you have to take ma'aser from whatever you're going to give to the levi, you have to take ma'aser from that as well, cuz it's like the new crop. Or, we say, "No." Amar leih, "Maishan mikol khitah u's'orah dam. I don't understand. Every time you plant, how do you plant How do you get wheat? You have to plant kernels. So, what's the difference? You plant the kernels and you take ma'aser from everything, including the kernel that you put in the ground." So, over here also, you took the 10 lbs that you're supposed to give the levi. You put it in the ground. You should take ma'aser from it. It's like a regular like regular seeds. Amar leih, "No. Davar she'zarua kol lemivalei." When you take seeds, you put them in the ground, so of course they're going to take ma'aser from those seeds because they decompose. It's supposed to decompose. Elakim u'v'alim davar she'ein zarua kol My question really is, by something like you took these stalks and you put them in the ground and they're not meant to decompose. My What's the law of that? Do I view it as something new and I have to take my stuff from it or it belongs to the levy and I don't take my stuff from it? This is the matter of tipsy mahalo. Don't worry about yourself and be a good man. Literal bottle should take no is right. I had a question actually. Maybe the one could help me out. It's a good thing to cry. But let's say cry by diving. Cry. I shall listen to tears. Let's say someone gives you a smack in the face and you start crying. And then you start diving. Is that considered crying? So I had a There's a story I think it was I forgot who it was. One of the day long. Uh his father smacked him in the face. So he started diving mincha. So his father said why you diving mincha? He says cuz I'm crying so I want to cry during mincha. So I wasn't sure if there were if it's a steer from not a steer a riot from this from the What if you start crying cuz you know sometimes you when you make the the onions you start crying. Uh now I'm crying so I might as well dive in. I don't know if it works like that. The day long doesn't like it. Okay. >> [laughter] >> Don't try it. Don't worry about yourself and be a good man. Literal bottle. You have a certain amount of onions should take no is right. You already took the master from it the truest the masters. You miss out on it. You fixed it. And then you planted it. You take your onion. That's how they That's how I think how they plant onion. You know they they take the onion and put it in and So you took master from it everything then you took it and you put it in the ground. Miss out on the week long. Uh So you see that even though you planted it you it doesn't you have to take master from the original. The original is considered as if it's brand new. So you >> [snorts] >> Whatever you pull out of the ground, you take the mice out from. One pound that you that you just took out of the ground was already there before you already took mice out from it. No, once you put in the ground, you start all over again. That's how you plant. That's how you plant onions. So once you plant it and you put it in the ground, that's it, it's done. But who takes full stocks and puts them in the ground? >> [clears throat] >> I want to bring a planter. Still my daughter-in-law's planter. I asked her for permission, but I forgot to bring it here. It's okay cuz we have a little bit. Here's a planter, yeah? Let's see what he has here. >> [clears throat] >> Now the law is if there's no hole on the bottom, so it's not part of the ground. If it has a hole in it, then it's part of the ground. If it has a hole on the bottom, then whatever grows in the planter is as if you you grew in the ground. If not, then it might be like it's growing on the moon. It's growing in America. It's not It's not even the same way. And there's different laws actually we're going to touch some of the laws. What about lying putting two two types two species of fruit together? What if they're in a planter? Is that what it's called? >> Flower pot. >> Flower pot, a pot, some sort of pot. Okay. >> [clears throat] >> So I'm going to lay which the more goes on to explain. If it doesn't have a hole on the bottom, so then the here would be only the rabbonim. So says the more, no, no, no. had a great question. Dil mahazer benikvoi cheres." Maybe like in this video where the guy he first planted it. So, it was in an akuf. It didn't really have a connection with the ground. But then he went ahead and he drilled a hole in the bottom. From that moment on, we're going to consider it as if it took root. Rasha shasha. It's rooted. And then what? Huh? And now the question is do I go from that point on and everything in the pot is my sir etc. or not? Says the Gamara, "Ha ha ha, chodesh ri'i." The pot was you only planted once. It wasn't you did one and then another one. It was one one seeding, but you made a hole in the bottom. Chabura dechum chabura voila. Now, right now, yeah, you're right. Now, just right right now it took root so to speak because I made a hole in the bottom of the pot at that moment it took root in the actual ground. But awesome shni shni as in but the other case we're talking about two complete it grew you chopped it down and then you planted it again. It's the second time. So, it's different. By Reb Avot she boy less she mircha ba chri. So, you know miruach means this. Just going to show you we I showed a few times already, but why not? There's an older one older version of miruach. Miruach means to smooth out the pile of grain. And once you smooth it out, that's the Gamara malacha. That's at that point you're chive in trums and micers. So, she boy less she mircha ba chri. Mush tala. Listen to this story. He takes this stuff that you see on the screen and he instead of eating it he puts it in the ground. He re plants it. Ba kara al ela shame ba machuber. He goes ahead and says, "Oh, everything I just planted is considered truma." Now, even the mircha tavla la, at this point when he just shmears the top, he smooths out the top, at that point it became chive in truma semaiseros. So, therefore, it's chive in truma semaiseros in the ground and he says that it's truma, boof, it just became kadosh, it just became truma underground. It's a big problem. The Gemara is going to say, "How did How in the world we don't have a case where something in the ground could become truma? You just created a case that something's in the ground that could be truma and we know that it's not possible." K'even the mircha tavla la, once he did the miruach, he smooth out the top, it became something that tevel which is chive in truma semaiseros. K'kar al leho shame, once you say that it's truma, kachala, became truma. Odilma no, k'even chishasla, perhaps once you planted, pokalei tivlamina, at that moment the tevel expires, it pops out it it pops out, it goes away, and it's not chive in truma anymore. Amri lei Rabba bar Avuha if you are right that it's truma and it's in the ground, and kemo tzinua truma be mekhubar le karka, now I have a situation where produce in the ground is chive in truma. Usna lemetzinu truma be mekhubar le karka, we have a a braisa that says there's no such thing. I say braisa, Chazon Ish says it's a braisa. It's impossible. So, meila has to be that it's poka, that even though it's tevel, but when you put tevel in the ground, it becomes seeds, it it loses the name food and it's not chive in truma semaiseros. Huh? Which one? Which Arla? >> Any arla. Yeah. Yeah. No, Truma because Truma How does Arla work? Arla it itself inherently is growing and it is something that's Arla. Truma inherently is something that's detached from the ground and you and you set it aside for a coin. The said the brice says it's just it just doesn't make any sense that something that that's in the ground is Truma. You if it was attached to the ground, you're asking to me if the wheat is attached to the ground, can I make it Truma? No. So what's the what's the that something's in the ground and it's Truma? Here, I have a I have a case. It's a riddle. But apparently it doesn't work. It shouldn't be Truma. Which the doesn't agree with it. Hold on, the is going to say that you might be right. It's not Truma says it's there's a brice that says there's no such thing as Truma attached to the ground. There are certain things that even though they're attached to the ground like they're attached to the ground but they're also that's what the is. But Truma is a gift that you give to the after you go through a whole process and after you finish the you smooth it out so obviously it's not attached to the ground. So how do you have here a situation where something's attached to the ground and it's and it's considered Truma? This brice is talking about a person who eats Truma that's attached to the ground. You're not going to have to give a gift. This is also something you could ask people in What does mean? What does mean? It means a fifth. How much is a fifth? Fifth is how much? 25% very good. Those who do the know. Great. In our days it's called 25%. Time of the Gamara is called 20%. Because if you grab it out of the ground, you ate trumah. Sorry. The italish if you if you take something off the ground, how did you eat it? There's only two ways you can eat something that's in the ground. You cut it and you ate it. The other way is So, wait a minute. If you cut it and you ate it, then it's not attached to the ground. So, now you're chayev. The other way to do it is bend down, get on all four, and eat it right off the ground. What are you laughing? Big off and the off all If you get down on all four and you eat it, or you could also go over to a tree and eat an apple that's attached to the tree. Both of that is a lot of them. By the way, let's say you eat an apple right off the tree on Shabbos. Are you over on No, no, no. Are you over on picking an apple on Shabbos? No, you're over. What? >> [clears throat] >> No, no, no. You're still you're still over. Does >> How can you replant a pile of grain? It won't attach to the ground. It's not regrowing and it's not >> Why not? >> Like it's it's finished. >> Is it What? Isn't grain How do you How do you always plant wheat? >> It's a kernel. It's no longer a kernel. This is after it's grown. >> Flachamul. Something that How do you How do you get seeds for grain? These are kernels, no? I'm not a farmer, neither are you. I see you don't know much. >> [laughter] >> My cousin, if he designated it as trumah, how does he have the right to plant it if it's not trumah? >> Okay, that's a different problem. These are all problems. But, what What to it after you did it? >> [snorts] >> Okay. So now either way either way it doesn't work. If he if he detached it so it's not attached, we're trying to come up with a situation that's attached to the ground and it's not true. If he detached it so it's not attached to the ground, so it's not our case. And if he bent down like a behema and ate it, but the day is still on them. So then he's doing something that's that that that people don't do and therefore it's still it's still true. So the moral of my story is that because of the Ilfa Ilfa had a um some sort of notebook and he wrote in there "Bates ain't never so if a tar mix awesome about hoods or mix awesome before him." We know that a kosher bird I don't know if you want to see this again. We'll just show it real quickly for Rabbi Pizzle cuz he never saw it. That's today. The beginning of it This is the beginning of AI. Now when it's a kosher bird you touch a kosher bird you don't become tummy. >> [laughter] >> Now it just became tummy because it went to his throat. Right? So this there's a special Allah when it comes to a kosher bird Niv also if a tar Now it becomes even more Now I'm going to show you what what the new AI looks like. This is the the original. Maybe 9 months ago. It's 1.0. Now this this is already 4.6. So the eggs that are inside this chicken what's the Allah? Basically so if a tar mix awesome about hoods the egg that's outside And there's some eggs that are inside the body. The ones that are inside the chicken so it's the same as the chicken. If you eat the chicken then you become tummy, your clothing becomes tummy. >> [snorts] >> Oh. I'm going to show you the video. So what you see over here over here this is the only way to eat the eggs. To get the egg the inside egg is to eat it directly from the chicken. So he opens up the chicken and he he puts his face into the chicken and eats the egg. Isn't that a Isn't that a little strange? He's a strange guy. He's socially off. So he's socially off. Why? Why is it any different than a guy that bends down on all fours and eats the the grass straight out? The the the the the floor. Says the guy oh Since these eggs are considered movable items that sometimes people stick their head into that chicken and eat the eggs. The guy was enjoying today. This is good stuff. If you enjoy that then you could you could understand the video that I'm about to show you. But grass wheat that's attached to the ground. No no no no. Nobody bends down like that and eats it. The boys say here we go. Here's um this is my Mila. Yeah. This is the AI our generation the new generation. Still still could get better. The the talking the the language is very difficult. Yeah look there's not a single woman in there. >> [laughter] >> I ask you to leave. It is not acceptable to eat in a bar. >> I'm asking you to leave, too. It's certainly not acceptable to >> Of course it is acceptable. The says eating a even eggs from a chicken is completely acceptable. >> One moment, please. I'll have to consult the proprietor. >> [laughter] >> So if he wants to study the properly, let him stay. >> [laughter] >> Okay. All right. They always make me look weird. I don't know. Do I look like that? I don't know if it's like what's going on here. It's close. Close. The accent is this, yeah. It's it's it's AI 4.5 by by 6 will be better. All right, after the by kiss no more small. This is our last before the easy easy tomorrow. All my after the by kiss no more small. How do I climb but shame no more small? If you plant two species in a planter that doesn't have a hole in it, it's not connected to the ground, also. It's also here. Let's take a Here we go. Wheat. Okay, weed and >> Also. >> Says Abaya, I don't understand the issue here. Omar by Bishlam Ashman like Marcus Marcus and Rabbonim on. Marcus, when Rabbonim give Marcus, if you do something that's similar to what it says in the Torah, they'll give you Marcus. It's called Marcus Marcus. It means that they they put you in in in your place. They they they make you learn. Doesn't mean that they'll give you 39 or whatever the number is. One, two, but they they give you a little patch and they say that you don't do it like this. Now, if you're telling me that the Halacha that we're coming to tell you this Halacha that you get Marcus, Shapir, that's great. And the also, just to tell me that I did it, this is also this what you see on the screen is also Michael Marshall, what kind of issue is that? Didn't the Rabbonim have this rule that you tell me that this is considered planting with the Rabbonim? Don't need to know. This we learned already. Torah machine and Allah knock off. If you try to take truma from a planter that doesn't have a hole in it, truma, it's truma with the Rabbonim. The answer is you see that Rabbonim hold that this is considered planting and if they hold it's considered planting that you just planted lime and you deserve patch. So, that must be the issue. The issue is that you get Marcus Marcus, not that it's also, you get Marcus Marcus. Great. Okay, so let me show you Mishnah. Hachitin ba so'in ba hakusmin. So, we have the chamishas mini dogon. We have the five types of grain. You have wheat, so'im is barley, kusmin is spelt, bashibul shual. Just this morning, my daughter-in-law asked my wife, I heard I overheard them. I'm like, I learned this in the morning and I heard them I heard her asking, is are oats chametz? So, here, it's in the Mishnah today. Bashibul shual, oats. Bashifin, does anybody know what shifin is? What does it say by you? In the Does it say rye by you? Rye. Just a story that happened to my friend in Eretz Yisrael, a very good friend of mine. He's in shul and he sees somebody all the way at the end of the shul like while while they're saying hallel he's running and going. So he said, "Uh uh, new uh cuz he was saying hallel." He says, "What do you What do you need?" He says, "I just found out that I'm allergic to to regular this. I can't I need to eat I need spelt matzah. I need to find somebody spelt matzah." So he says, "Okay, great. So bang on the table and uh you know, on the bima and ask if there's spelt matzah. He says, "No, I can't do that. I can't. Could you do it?" So my friend said, "Fine." And he he bangs on the table on the bima when hallel is over. He says, "There's somebody in the shul that in order to be yotzei the mitzvah of matzah, he needs spelt spelt matzah. I know it's very expensive actually." So he said, "If anybody here could help him out, I'm standing here for 5 minutes, let me know." There's a little shul right around the corner from where I live. So of course somebody runs over and he says, "Yeah, I also need spelt matzah." Typical. But they waited a few more minutes and he got the matzah. Both of them got matzah. So spelt is maybe I should start using spelt matzah. I'm a big I love matzah. I I should I probably shouldn't be eating as much as I eat, but the Vilna Gaon says that every time you eat matzah you make kind of a mitzvah d'oraita. So it's not only by the seder, so besides I like matzah, so I'm constantly munching on matzah. These are all These are all grains that if you make [snorts] a dough out of it, you have to give some to the coin. You have to give challah to the coin. So in order to give color we said you have to give approximately 5 pounds let's call it 43 eggs 2.2 kilo. So let's say you have Let me ask you something Mr. You read the mission statement says that So let's say you take wheat and you take rye. Do they combine? It says star film they they combine with each other. So the answer is no. That combination doesn't. But there are other combinations that do. So we're going to have to see the game tomorrow. I really want to follow that one dish. I believe they got to see I'm here. It's also to eat all these five grains before you bring the owner. Have to be like this week the most dangerous week for holidays. Because now a lot of factories a lot of manufacturers are using the new crop. Right after Passover is the is the is you're the safest. It's impossible to get a box of Cheerios that was produced the day after Passover. But when once you start going down the line a month two months after then it's very possible certain certain certain products they need to use the newest grain. Like cereals or whatever I I forgot what it was but there's certain things that they're very quick quicker than you expect. So right now cuz we're like only a week before Passover is the most dangerous time for holidays and Yasha. So all five grains have a problem with holidays. I believe I believe I pass off the guy they just switched the owner and the Passover. So right now they the guy Passover It's also remember we said yesterday it's what yesterday before it's also to deal with the crap that that you can't you can't eat because you might come to eat it. You can't even cut it. I have to see what he says over here about cutting. Hold on a second. This is good. Okay, so right now you're good. I like this. >> [laughter] >> The kits are we have to look into this. Great. If it just took root Let's just show you a video of take root. Yeah, we showed it before, but see how this really you just put the the seeds in the ground. Then you have a shasha. A few little roots came out. And then you have shashas, then you have shlish, okay, over. Great. I thought shashas is a shlish. I don't know what he or she just did it, but okay. I believe him. If it didn't take root, you planted it, didn't take root, now you have to wait a full year until you can eat it. Says the Gemara, ton of kusmin min chitim. Kusmin are a type of wheat. So, what does that mean? Here, let's look at our chart here. We have chitim, kusmin is spelt. Spelt and wheat are the same thing. So, I did this just to give it a little bit of a These two are are a are a pair. These two combine cuz the mission says they combine with each other, it only means these two combine with each other, and the other three combine with each other. You get it? Because it has to be similar to wheat. The other three are not similar to wheat. The other three are similar to barley. So, shifun shiva shua is similar to barley, that's why those three combine with each other. They're a team. There's two teams here basically. >> This is a recorded siren. This is a recorded siren. >> Total cosman means chittin. Period. She boils shua the shifa means siren. What's the gomorrah doing here? Why is he telling me? Oh, these these two go together. These three go together. Because to tell you that when the mission says that everything is with star of zev zev, it means within your team, it's with star. >> [snorts] >> Cosman, Rashi talks about cosman that it might be it might it might go on both teams. Okay. Cosman gulba I love Rashi here. Look at Rashi. Does anybody see what I see in Rashi? Gulba? Huh? No. Spelt. Spelta. Yeah. That's spelt. Shifun whatever in French. I don't know. Find out what it's called today in French. Shifun dishro. Shiva dishual the it's like it looks like a tail of a of a fox. Shiva ditalo. Oh, over here if it's really talking about a shua I could tell you the story about the the fox if I remember it. The famous mice with the fox. What was the story? Uh a wolf came to eat the fox. And the fox being that he's a wise animal he uh he had some chicken bones. He tossed them up in the air. And he said something like wow, what a tasty wolf that was. So, the wolf heard it and he ran away. And um a few minutes later this monkey comes along and tells the the wolf, "Why did you run away?" He says, "Because the fox he just ate a wolf." "He ate a wolf? What, are you crazy? He didn't eat a wolf." He uh he just ate a chicken. "Come, I'm going to Let's go. Let's go back." So, he says, "Ta- Bring me back to the fox." So, the monkey says, "You promise you're not going to eat me?" "Yeah." So, he jumps on his back and he shows him where the fox is. And uh the fox sees the two of them coming. So, the fa- the the fox realizes it's not good. So, he says "Ah, thank you, monkey, for bringing another gishmak a wolf to eat." So, the wolf turned around and ate the monkey and uh that was the So, what do you see from the story? What's the story? The story is Don't don't mix into somebody else's problem. Don't try to If two people are fighting, don't don't come along and help out cuz at the end of the day it's only going to hurt you and uh the other guy's going to be safe. Okay. Turning in the daf. Shkoyach. Turning in the daf. Here we go. Adire Global experts in cross-border payments. Leshargach.com. Please register today cuz every shidduch that happen was first read. Says the Gemara honey in oyris vidoychan loy. It's only these five grains, but when it comes to rice and millet No, they're not from the five grains. I like this one. I I've said it a few times. But, when when the beginning of Shas by Brachas I was doing not this time around, last time, I was doing dirt your test. And one of the questions they had on the test, and it was a it was a tough one. What shitas are there in the bracha rina of rice? What different opinions are there of what bracha really make on rice? Anybody know? But if it's all on the meal. Oh, so that's why that's why. No, no, the bigger question is the bracha rina. That's why you need to learn chos. There's a shita that says you have to make a a big is a mazon on rice. That's that's how they get you. They did they're not easy tests, those tests. Huh? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, that's what the the guy is going to talk about it right this second, but there is I think it's Reb Menuri. I don't know, it's an interesting name, but Okay, maybe it's based on that. Zog the tomorrow. Menonimili, how do you know that rice and millet are not included? It's only the chamisha minum. Al marish logish as ilachem lachem in matzah, we learn from matzah. K'siv hacha, it says by challah, v'oyiv achochem lachem ha'aretz. U'ksiv asah lachem oini. It says lachem lachem. Wasn't go for so okay, so just like matzah, you can't be yoitza with rice, so too challah. B'hasem go for mena, how do you know by matzah that you can't be yoitza with rice? Al marish logish k'siv al sh'mo chometz, v'lo yochal chometz. Al mikra v'chulu, it says al lo of chometz. She v'siv al mikra al lo of matzah it says al lo of oini. D'varim haba'im l'dei chimutz al menasim d'chimutz al menasim d'vesel. Something that can be leavened that becomes How do you say chometz it Leaven? All these other that has the physical characteristics of becoming leaven. But rice cannot become leaven. Or it might rise, but it can't be leaven. If it rises, you should know earlier they say rotten. It's only because it it rises because it's spoiling, not because it's rising. That's the difference. Okay. And you can take two types of like like the we said the spelt and the wheat and they they combine together. So this is very interesting. If you take these three things, you take wheat and flour and dough. They can combine with each other. Now listen to this. In fact, if you take if you eat a kazayis from each one of dough and of of wheat, you can be over three three lavin. Now, the khidush is that even though it's three lavin, it's three specific things, but they combine together. They're three lavin that are one lav. It's a very big khidush. What does it mean? Well, what do you mean lavin? For what? So we have a number of What could what could what could it be issur with when it comes to bread and dough and these kind of things? Number one could be khadosh. That if I if the issur khadosh let's say is uh kazayis kazayis. So you take a third of kazayis out of flour, third of kazayis dough, and third of kazayis wheat. You'll be over and you eat it, you'll be over on khadosh. You take these three things and you you eat khametz on Pesach even though it's all kazayis. If a third kazayis is wheat, a third kazayis is is dough, etc., you're liable. My suggestion on years 1 2 4 and 5 You have to bring my suggestion. What's my suggestion? Again. Say no no no. Probably said 100 times from the shots. When a person has produce, he gives 2% to the coin. He gives 10% to the levy. And the levy gives 10% of what he just received to the coin. And that's called trumous miser. And on years 1 2 4 5, he gives 10% himself basically. He brings 10% of the rest of the produce up to your mind he eats in your life. Years 3 and 6, that is what? Miser only. Very good. But if you take this combination of three different things and you eat it outside of your in the house of the lucky. You get Marcus for eating outside. Ah, it's only a third of a guys and a third of guys and a third of guys. But these things I'm in style of the dough, the the wheat and the and the flower. Rub to my cycle. We're talking about giving over to my. Baal according to the ration means to give over to my. According to others it means to accept to my. Ration says you accept to my even on a mushroom. But what's the suggestion? It's not as simple as you think. Not that it gives over to my. But the over here is the one who do the take us. That the wheat and the flower are like dough. Mouse and may It's pure. It doesn't have any How do you make dough? You don't make dough with the the shaft, the the peel, whatever you want to call it. It's pure. So you cannot If you have the peel of the What's the better word? >> Refined. >> No. The husk? If you have the husk, that's a better word. If you have the husk, it's not mid star of. Rob was trying to say in order to be to give over to him a you need a full shear without the husk. But Tanya It's like Benny who's means like I'll bring you a riot. He told bank loophole bench and loophole mid star of us. The the husk of wheat is edible and therefore it even the husk is mid star of. Sorry, when it comes to barley Clue for mid star of us and a clue for mid star of us is not much of a riot to him that if it's if it the the husk is not mid star of when it comes to barley. Any of the bottom of the small I consider the rash is rare the famous positive discusses extra to him. What's extra to him? When you have a fruit it can only become to him a if you pour water on or you want the water to touch it, then it becomes susceptible to to him. I consider the rash is out, but that's not what we're talking about. You know what I'm saying the other mid team is real. It says in the fortune of possible like people will plant keep the big leap also sorry big leap also doesn't big leap also. It says in the forest that the sorry the barley with its with its a husk. That's how that's how it's become to him. The cashier I will always be a always. The Nuff Mina is if it's moist, then it's like a it's a shimer of the pre. It It It protects the pre. It protects the fruit and therefore it's part of the fruit. If it's dry, it doesn't protect and if it doesn't protect, it's not part of the fruit. Yes, you got it? Here he did some sort of a thing. I wasn't so into it, but uh all the emails we get into trouble for the sh- >> Small wheat faces giant barley. >> [cheering] >> It looks like an unfair fight. >> [screaming] >> Teach your violence to children over them. >> It seems the wheat is going to lose, but wait. The sun comes out. The dryness breaks the barley armor. >> [cheering] [screaming] >> The wheat stays strong and wins against all odds. It turns out that the husk of wheat still protects even when it dries out, but the husk of dry barley is worthless. >> [laughter] >> All right, I just understood this so you better. The what? If [snorts] the husk is dry, then it doesn't protect, and if it doesn't protect, it's not part of it. That's my barley. Okay? But if it's moist, then it protects, so it is part of it. Says the Gamara we learned the Mishna. I saw in the Mishna Hoymer. We go Hoymer, right? Minon emily, how do we know that Chodosh applies to the five grains? I Did I skip? Oh, yeah, yeah, cuz we go we go Hoymer. That empty white Gamara doesn't say the the word Hoymer? It's terrible. Okay, no, it does say Pesach in my Gamara, but they're not go Okay, fine. Minon emily, I say Pesach for you. Minon emily, Hoymer Shlogish as to what it matters. It's only the five grains, and that's the the five grains applied to not rice and millet. The leaks are lift me home or a person. >> [clears throat] >> That what that we do that you it's also for you to reap the five grains not only barley cuz we would think it's only barley do you know how to reap until you bring the owner which the owner is out of No, it's all five grains. You know what I mean all of you ask your races races in the hall. Ma Oh, so we learn from that all five men are awesome. My column liner, what does it mean before the owner? We have a coin series owner. So we have a kiss here. How how long are we going already? Oh, that's right. I did I wanted I wanted to say this before. You you probably all heard there was a a big hit in our in Iraq. And they're saying I don't I don't know the numbers but 60 injured. And I've been saying this over and over. I don't want to like pour the salt but anybody that was in a McCloud or Muhammad did not get hurt. It's 60 people that got hurt were outside of Muhammad. Unfortunately. So not come all to finish my life cycle running to the Muhammad etc. If you're watching this in Israel but before slime into all those who are hurt. And I hope uh that it's not worse than that but those Yeah. I don't know the exact I just saw it for a second before shears so before slime. So let's just do this. Do we have time to do the Sugya? I guess not. So we'll stop over here unfortunately cuz we're getting it's late. Rubble boy say have a good week a good you square for coming. Have a wonderful day. >> Merit the source of spreading Torah the world. Sponsor a shear today. mdy.sponsor.com or sponsoredmdy.daf.com