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Daf Yomi Menachos Daf 93 by R' Eli Stefansky
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Good morning Rabbi boys side.
We finish mass in memory of the smart
guy. Welcome and thank everybody for
coming and I saw lumps.
Small thank you for opening your house
to the island.
Very selective, very
a good friend. You have to be sensitive
here.
And the gossip, right?
I did a wedding, two weddings as a
caterer.
And of course I I have to ask
Machiavellia. Especially to Mrs. The
Mrs. I I messed up.
I I got the wrong color napkins. It's
very It was a big boo-boo. She wanted
red and I got
She wanted maroon.
And and probably in my mind the issue of
guy maroon red.
Valentine's Day. Messed it up. Okay. I'm
still not sure what the difference is.
But
So yeah, there's a there's a big enough
community around. There's a big
Do not maroon and red, two different
things.
And okay. So what the whole class tells
us
Yeah, but what was her mood a little
off?
But she still remembers it to this very
day.
>> [laughter]
>> Okay.
Great. So I'm asking Machiavellia by
Robin.
It wasn't the first time. It wasn't the
last. That I uh hurt somebody. Okay,
anyway. So no, it's just a joke. What
you came when you came this year, you
kind of you gave me the you gave me a
napkin. You gave me something.
>> you a soft mana scrap and a That's what
it was. That's what it was. The whole
shop yeah.
Got it. That's what it is. Okay.
Yes. It was good. It was good.
Okay, what we have to go over here now.
Oh.
Reminding the island. I don't want to
say cuz I didn't have a mayor yet.
So this is tonight's fear.
You could say it. If you're scared,
you're not going to say it.
Um yesterday was 11.
And it's sponsored by this two sponsors
actually. The first half of the vision
is they took my dish tomorrow of Israel
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Mhm.
I don't know. I don't see the first
letter here.
I know, maybe.
You know, I don't been dubbed Zil memory
of you know Aaron.
The Zikaron L'Brocha.
I don't know. The first word is a little
I don't know. Maybe
um
Mark, you'll figure out the first name.
Michael Katz in memory of Yitzchak David
Ben
Yuda who did the daf for 17 years
on his 25th Yahrzeit.
To me it looks like
um Dina. Can be a Dina, but it can't be
cuz it's a man. Yaina, it's a Yud.
I don't know what it could be.
Cuz maybe there's a there's a vav
missing. If it's Yaina, it's a vav
missing, but that's today's Sugya. That
without a vav you could still read it.
Unbelievable. Baruch
Hashem.
We're going to have the word Yod Dov.
The word Yod Dov. No, it's without a
Yud. Without a Yud.
We read it Yod Dov instead of Yod Doi.
Without a Yud it would be Yud Dalet Vav.
Oh maybe it's without a vav.
Now without a Yud. Okay, it's the same
same idea.
Yeah.
Oh, so this is a reminder. This this is
what happened.
Um last year exactly today.
I know it's exactly today because I was
flying back from America. I still had
that little beard, the sphere beard. I
got off a plane and found myself in
Germany
on Yom HaShoah.
So like I've never done this before.
I've never given a Shiur in a public
place in front of even in front of Jews.
It's not my plan. I'm not going to just
sit down in a wedding and see you know
people walking around.
But this is the middle of the airport in
Germany. But it's Yom HaShoah. I
couldn't hold myself back. I said I got
to give a Shiur. I got to show
those Germans that we're still here.
I just want to say we're still here.
We're learning Torah by Robin. They're
not going to stop us. I gave a Shiur
there.
And here it is. It was actually raining
and it was a
Okay, fine.
Well, what I want to show you is
this Sadiq right over here.
He saw the Shiur.
He lived in Germany for seven years, I
think. His father is a famous mechanic
in Israel.
I think his first name is Reb Avi
Penzel.
That's the father. He has you know Moses
is the whole thing. Big long white
beard. A real Charedi guy.
And the son, you know, a lot of times it
happens the father is like this and
So he saw the Shiur and me giving it in
Germany, he connected to it.
And then he's famous now in the Shiur.
This guy he has a big status, big
following.
I see in the Shiur there's tens of
thousands of Jews. This is you have
coming up from Orlando.
So he writes to me over here. He says
it's a year almost a year to the day.
A year that you gave me new life.
Life with meaning.
Today exactly a year ago
I tasted the taste of Gemara, the
sweetness of Gemara.
That there's no no second to it. The
number one basically. And I love you for
this.
I don't have words. And let me live.
So it's made a big difference in his
life.
Um oh.
No reruns. Just the daf in Hollywood,
Florida every day. It's beautiful. The
whole play it's a MDY satellite by
official with the logo, the whole thing
with a beautiful flat screen, those
picture frame screen in Hollywood. Go
check it out.
Rabbi Eliyahu, I'm sitting here rather
Shiur
I have a Torah.
I just had a Shiur and I listened to
Rabbi Eliyahu.
Oh, those are the three circles he's
watching.
You have all the Okay, beautiful. What's
What else do we have here?
Um okay, we're going to go into the
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It all goes goes to the same cause.
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my 2000th daf. Mazel tov Adam.
2000 daf of Gemara.
So when did he start? I don't know. What
the Shiur Shas is
a little over a year.
So it can't be he started before
Brochos.
Daily sponsors. Here we go. Elliot and
Susan Hagler in memory of Yitzchak David
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his on his 25th Yahrzeit.
The Shiur should have an Aliya.
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Let's read it properly. Ergo Meaty. Ergo
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So Rabbi Yisrael
We have a Shmak daf.
Very very easy daf. Probably a little
shorter than usual daf.
In terms of time.
What time is it now? It's 9:00 ish.
Yeah, you're going to be out of here
before 10:00 for sure.
10:00 to maybe.
Oh, I got to go quickly over there. I
only have 30 seconds. I said it's going
to be out of here by then. Okay.
Zog the Gemara.
Ha'yoresh someayach. So, we're talking
about smicha. What is smicha to remind
the oilam? I don't want you to be like
Reb Zalman who came in late and he
didn't see this video. He knows what
smicha is, but he didn't know.
There's other people that come in and
they they know that they listen to the
whole story and they recite one word.
They don't know what smicha is. Here it
is.
Now,
what is wrong with this video? What is
wrong? So,
Shmuel will tell you what's wrong.
Shmuel, you know what's wrong with this
video?
The location. The location. Where do you
do smicha? Where do you think you do
smicha?
You do smicha right there by the
mizbei'ach where you shacht it. That
area where you do the shchita,
that's where you do the smicha. How do I
know?
Cuz you're going to see in a second that
smicha happens right before the shchita
happens immediately after the smicha.
So, this is a little off. You could
actually see the mizbei'ach in the
background. That uh that red line over
there is the mizbei'ach.
See that red line?
Right there.
That's it. You could see the keren on
top.
But, I think it's a little too far from
the mizbei'ach. This is showing as if
because I guess the artist had an issue.
How's the ish going to go in there? It's
not going in. The answer is he's allowed
to go in cuz he's doing the mitzvah.
Okay.
For instance,
there's a fascinating halacha that I'm
very fascinated by it. It always
troubles me. I don't have a good shot,
but I heard from Reb Elyashiv and lately
I heard from him Zalman Auerbach.
One of them said it. Maybe both of them
said it. That when you put on your
tefillin,
typically speaking, if you touch your
bicep,
you wash your hands. If you touch your
hair, you like you go into your scalp,
you have to wash your hands.
They say, or one of them says, that if
you put on tefillin, you touch your
bicep, you don't have to wash your
hands. Why? Cuz you're doing a mitzvah.
So, I'm always troubled. I thought it
has to do with cleanliness.
They're saying no.
Maybe there's another shita. There was
the two shitas that was like more for
negel vasser. Why do you have to wash
negel vasser? It's the tumah that comes
down.
Or that this one comes from chutz
mi'yishrael. I always thought it has to
do with cleanliness. Oh, so I could be
mistaken. But, they're saying that
the mitzvah takes away the obligation to
wipe to wash your hands. So, over here,
the mitzvah of smicha,
you should come inside. Don't just hang
out there. Do your smicha and leave.
After the part where not we're not even
discussing that yet. We're holding three
lines from the top of the side of the
Gemara on aleph on top. Ha'yoresh
someayach.
We saw the Mishnah that a son who
inherits an animal that was designated
as a korban from his father,
so the yoresh, the the inheritor, he
does smicha. Does smicha.
I was also just
blown away. There was a lot of tragedies
in Klal Yisrael. Like three, four
bochurim. I don't even know what
happened. There was another three went
missing today. Anybody here? What's
going on? Did they find them not?
The guy that drowned, they still didn't
find.
Okay. Two other kids got killed in the
car accident. All, you know, sfira.
But, a terrible tragedy that shook me up
and I'm going to mention it again. Cuz I
I like didn't I wasn't focused.
Yisrael Goldstein's brother-in-law was
nifter at a very, very young age. Like
in his 20s, probably.
Where his wife he left his wife pregnant
with their only child.
And
the wife gave birth to his child. And
just two, three days ago, the wife was
nifter. So, she's in her she was in her
40s. He was in his 20s. Both two young
people. And they left this 17,
18-year-old boy by himself.
I guess they're raising money for him. I
don't know what they're doing for him.
So, if anybody wants to donate to the
cause, it's just uh
I don't know. Maybe Mark will put up a
thing. We didn't discuss it. I'm just
saying I didn't tell uh Yisrael Gold. I
usually we don't do that, but
maybe there's something for him. I don't
even know. I'm I'm hoping that uh he's
taken care of or that people are putting
a thing up for him. Oh, Mark is ready.
He has a link.
Okay. So, if you find the link, put it
up.
Zog the Gemara. So, I these are this is
a case of like, "Wow." Yosam av um aim.
It's crazy.
So, ha'yoresh. Cuz this this just uh got
me going. Ha'yoresh.
Somebody loses a father and he leaves
over an animal. Says, "You do smicha."
The problem is Tony Canali coming to
Rova. Yoresh ain ay someayach. Now that
I got everybody in a good mood, you got
to learn some Torah.
You the yoresh does not do smicha.
Yoresh ain ay maymer. Is that the
opposite of what we learned in the
Mishnah?
Ovei says the yoresh does not do smicha.
The yoresh cannot do temurah and say,
"Oh, animal B looks so much better than
animal A which my father designated. Let
me put animal B instead of animal A."
Now, animal B becomes just like animal A
and he loses over issur temurah.
It doesn't work. Says the the braisa.
So, from the Gemara, Rava tells him,
"V'anan tanan ha'yoresh someayach is not
nisoch of three things." Umaymer. Says
in our Mishnah, "The yoresh does smicha.
And he brings the the the the libations,
the wine, the flour, the oil,
everything."
Umaymar and does temurah.
Oma lei, "Avchei, you want me to flip
it? You want me to say that the yoresh
does do smicha?"
Oma lei, Shmuel says, "No, no, no.
I'm just trying to test you over here.
Loi mastni sochma. Loi, you mustni
mastni soch money. Who's the braisa?
Mastni doesn't mean a Mishnah. Over here
means the braisa. Rebbi Yehudah. This is
Rebbi Yehudah. The sign yoresh
someayach, yoresh maymer. That's like
our Mishnah. The yoresh does do smicha.
Rebbi Yehudah imer yoresh ain ay
someayach, yoresh ain ay maymer. Rebbi
Yehudah
uh is of the opinion the opposite of our
Mishnah. I don't know. I didn't see, but
a lot of times they say stam Mishnah is
Rebbi Meir. So, it makes sense. Rebbi
Meir and Rebbi Yehudah. Rebbi Meir in
our Mishnah says
the inheritor does smicha and Rebbi
Yehudah says no.
Remind me your name again.
Ariel Manela. So, I remember you from
you used to work with Shmuel Wasserman
in Shaluts for years. How many years?
Too many and too long ago. But, it was a
long time. But,
the the what I'm surprised is here. Let
me I'll flip the camera around so the
oilam in the could see you. The guy in
the yellow jacket.
You do the shiur both in Hebrew and in
English.
That's crazy. Every day.
You try every day. What what do you do?
Like you have extra time like that?
Shvach.
Gevaldig. Okay.
Um fine. We go weiter.
My time uh Rebbi Yehudah. Where did
Rebbi Yehudah get his idea that uh
yoresh should not do smicha?
Korban avi v'korban aviv. Because uh we
if you look at the top of the amud, this
is what we finished off the shiur
yesterday. It says korbani three times.
Which the Gemara is going to repeat
again today. The three the three things
they three lessons we learn from the
three korbanos.
Rebbi Yehudah steals one. He takes one
and he says, "Korbani, uh
it has to be your own, not your father's
korban."
The oilam t'chilas hekdesh misof
hekdesh.
Once you know that
uh inheritor does not do smicha, he also
learns from there that he doesn't do
temurah.
The Gemara calls him
the beginning and the end. The beginning
is where you could do temurah. The end
is where you do smicha because smicha is
all the way at the tail end, right
before you shacht it, a moment before
you shacht it.
So, he says, "The oilam t'chilas
hekdesh. I learned temurah where I could
do temurah from from hekdesh from sof
hekdesh, which is the smicha. And what's
masof hekdesh? Yoresh ain ay someayach.
Av t'chilas hekdesh, yoresh ain ay
maymer. Just like the yoresh cannot do
smicha, he cannot do temurah."
>> [sighs]
>> Okay. Rebbonon.
Okay, it's fine. Don't worry about it,
Mark. Don't worry about it.
Shvach.
So,
tell me when you're completely ready.
Mark just did this straight uh like as I
as I'm speaking.
He took yesterday's thing. Yisrael
Goldstein, my sister-in-law, Leah Dina
bas Yaffen a'laha shalom should be a ein
aleph. Tragically passed away a'laha
mayda at a young age of 43.
And here it is. Scan to donate.
AB AB charity.org campaign.php.
The kids if any money gets to this
place, I'll be very surprised because
the name is super
question mark ID equals 7685. Gevaldig.
Better to scan it.
Okay. Every dollar goes to this I don't
know. I just made it up. I'm hoping all
the dollars go to the 17, 18-year-old
kid that never had doesn't have a father
or a mother. Okay. Zog the Gemara.
Rebbonon.
Homer. Just imagine the the rough life
he had. Never He never saw his father.
Never saw his father.
Zog the Gemara.
Rebbonon. Homer yomer l'rabbi Shimon
says yoresh.
So, oh. So, we have Rebbi Yehudah that
says that
um a yoresh, an inheritor, does not do
smicha, does not do temurah. And
Rebbonon say no. Since there's an actual
word, it shouldn't it should have just
said homer. You do temurah. What's homer
yomer?
The rabbi says yoresh. When I I when I
said the word homer,
so I it just it just struck me cuz I'm
in Chicago and there's a lot of hummers
here.
And the oilam is driving hummers cuz
there's a big rebate on the electric.
And then people managed A guy gave me a
ride in his Silverado.
They gave him the Silverado plus $500.
It cost him zero plus he got $500.
Beautiful car. 650 horsepower. He's
flying. He and he put it in super mode
and he took me from shul to my house in
1.3 seconds.
And he got it for free. They're driving
for free. And they're just throwing a
car like that.
I'm not exaggerating.
Probably close to $200,000.
What? No, I'm not exaggerating.
$150,000 at least. I mean, it's a
double. You know, there's overhead. So,
40,000 gets to 80, 100,000 dollars.
No shaila.
Homie yomer rabbeinu shaila yoresh.
Shaila.
Like this. I was actually offered one. I
have a business here in Chicago. I was
like, "What am I going to do with a
Hummer?" Like, my wife is not going to
be able to drive it. And we're really
here in America. I was like,
I don't need it. Now if I had it, I
would have should have taken it.
The rabbonon homie yomer rabbeinu
yoresh. Now they're going to make a
whole nigan out of it.
It says the word homie twice. Rabbeinu
shaila yoresh to to conclude the the
inheritor the inheritor that he what he
does smicha.
The yelad so sorry that he does tmura.
He does tmura. And once it's the
opposite of rabbeinu. Once I know tmura,
so I know smicha. Rabbeinu says, "Once I
know smicha, I know tmura."
The chacham says, "But and he was going
the opposite. Once I know smicha no, so
tmura no. And now I'm going to say, once
I know tmura yes, so smicha yes."
It's just where you start from, from the
beginning or the end. It's the same
idea.
The yelad says, "If I learn this michtav
shaila, I learn the end of michtav
meaning the the smicha part, the shchita
smicha from the beginning." Ma atchilas
shaila yoresh? Maybe just like we
learned from homie yomer that the
inheritor does
tmura.
I've seen if I learn this michtav yoresh
shaila, so too he does smicha.
Let me make sure.
Uh-huh.
I forgot to show that.
This, that. Okay.
The yelad.
The rabbonon and the korbanos my other
day.
It says rabbeinu learns from korbanos
that only his his own korban, you don't
do smicha on a father's korban. So, what
do what do the rabbonon do with this?
So, this is what we learned yesterday.
So, we're doing chazarah, it's a
freebie.
Korban oyvaley korban
The goy's korban does not require
smicha. Korban oyvaley korban chaveiro.
And you are not permitted to do smicha
for your friend. Korban oyvaley rabbeinu
kol baley korban smicha. And if there's
five partners, 25 partners, every single
one of the partners must do smicha.
Rabbeinu Yehuda rabbeinu kol baley
korban smicha lesley. He argues and he
says, "If there's 25 partners, one
partner brings it to the bais hamikdash,
does smicha, and that's it."
Binami esli. And even if rabbeinu Yehuda
would hold that every one of the 25
people have to do smicha, de
chaveiro mechad chanoch. I don't need
two special psukim to teach me, "Do not
do for a do not do for your
friend." It's the same exact idea. Do
not do it for another human being.
What's the difference? not
If I don't do it for my friend, I I
don't do it for a If I don't do it
for a I don't do it for my friend.
I yantz relate to chazal. Therefore, I
have two extra korbanos. It's chat
korban oyvaley korban That's what
he's learning.
That
the korban comes to say, "Not for your
father." And the other one like we said
before, rabbeinu rabbeinu kol baley
korban smicha. That
um all the
all the um
people that are partners there have to
do smicha.
The rabbeinu Yehuda hi homie yomer my
other day.
The chacham learned from homie yomer
that it says that if that uh
a yoresh he can do tmura. So, what does
rabbeinu Yehuda do with this? He says a
yoresh cannot do tmura. So, he has extra
word, yomer. What does he do with it?
The boy lay lay rabbeinu shaila isha.
That a woman can do tmura.
Why would I think not? The sign
The whole entire parsha of tmura just
talks about a man man man. Zochor zochor
zochor.
Maseches rabbeinu shaila isha.
How could we even
include a woman? Tam oyvaley homie
yomer. We we add her, we say that she
could do tmura because of this extra
word. The rabbonon, how do they know
that a woman can do tmura if they
already used up homie yomer for
something else? Darshimo de im. From the
vav of im. Rabbeinu Yehuda veim loy
darsh. He doesn't He doesn't hold that
you could learn a drasha from
the vav.
Zog teylei mishnah. We're doing great
here, no?
Telling you, easy sugias mamesh.
Hakol somechin. I love this.
Everybody does smicha. Everybody besides
everybody.
We We left no one on the list.
Why? I'll tell you why. First of all, I
hear right off the bat, hakol somechin
cheresh mecharesh shoyteh. This should
take away 99% of society.
I'll tell you why. First of all, I'll
tell you a joke. This is cuz we have
young kid here, so you guys adults, you
just forget about it. It's It's one of
these jokes that I shouldn't say, but
unfortunately, I can't control myself.
So, I'm going to say it. If the editors
don't like it, they can take it out.
This uh shoyteh, his wife asked him if
he could if if he could babysit. He
said, "BABYSIT? TAKE IT."
>> [laughter]
>> WAS MACHT IHR?
KOMMST HEREIN. AH, you have your gemara
with the nikudus. Very nice.
How are you?
Great. Great to see you.
Mamesh came perfect in time for the
shtikel Torah. So, this shoyteh is his
wife goes out for a bunch of hours and
she leaves the baby with him.
She comes back.
I can't even say it. It's not right.
You'll tell me after you yell at me that
I shouldn't and that's why the 25 people
are going to leave this year. Too bad.
I'm saying it. I can't control myself.
Should I even say it?
He says he doesn't even think I should
say it. Okay. So, she comes back and she
says, "The The smell is not right."
She says, "Bill, what What's going on?
You couldn't check You couldn't check
the diaper?"
He says, "I don't see why you're so
upset with me. On the box it says it's
good for 10 pounds."
Anyways, but the What's a shoyteh? So, I
was thinking to myself today I just have
What's a shoyteh? How come How come we
live here in America? Nobody lives here.
They're mamesh partying. Nobody's
thinking about making aliyah anytime
soon.
So, the
the funny neighbor, they they moved. But
other than that, we are we are good over
here.
The guy told me yesterday he was here.
This guy This guy, his father
has a giant room in his basement with
hundreds, thousands of wines. We're
living the life, you know? The the free
Hummers. Exactly. That's what I said.
That's one of the reasons the Hummer the
one of the big reasons I
I have today. I don't know if the item
realizes it. First of all, Amazon.
Amazon is is a big one. It It's a It's
aliyah killer. Cuz that thing that you
go on and just click and it comes within
sometimes three hours, five hours, the
next morning. And that I know when you
open up the package, you know exactly
that it's a toothbrush and two things.
But it's such a gishmaken feeling when
you you mamesh you open it up, you know?
That's one thing. Then I I noticed
another thing. This
and I saw we don't have it over here.
I was busy making sure that they take
the garbage.
When they take the garbage, I don't know
if you have this. Maybe like cuz I'm on
that It was over piled, you know, from
Shabbos and I wasn't sure if they're
going to take it not take it. And that
feeling of relief. Ah. They
That also that keeps people here. I'm
I'm telling you.
Okay, fine. You know, I'm asking I'm
asking. You can write in to There's a
lot of things you can write in now to
livegatti.com. I was insulted by
mdy.com.
Great.
So,
I was very busy. The truck did not come.
Then when it came, they take the whole
thing and they left a little bit on the
floor. I was like,
I just throw it out. We just throw it in
the public thing and the cats eat it or
whatever. It's not to get thoughts
anymore.
Hakol somechin cheresh mecharesh shoyteh
koton. These three, the
it's a deaf mute, right? Always. Cheresh
doesn't mean deaf.
Cheresh means deaf mute. So, in the time
of the gemara they were illiterate. They
They're considered They don't have daas.
They can't They can't have kavana. A
shoyteh is a shoyteh. Koton.
When you do smicha, you have to have the
kavana. You have to be able to to say,
"I am doing
I'm leaning on this. I'm I'm I'm doing
it the sh'mita."
Bisuma and a blind man cannot do smicha.
Venochri and a idol worshiper. Ve eved
ve shaliach ve isha.
The slave, the shaliach, and a woman.
Just shaliach. Once in a while I say
this maaseh.
To emphasize uh shlichus.
There was a rov like 250 years ago. I
have to look it up exactly.
When I say the name, you'll have when.
Two Let's call it 200 years ago.
He goes to chasunah.
And he stays and he stays.
And somebody asked him, "You know, the
rov usually comes in and out. The rov
never stayed at chasunah more than 10
minutes.
The rov is here for two hours already."
He said, "Because the Rebbi Akiva Eiger
asked me
to come to the chasunah as a shaliach.
He my shaliach to go to chasunah. Tell
them choson the the this. So, if I'm the
Rebbi Akiva Eiger's shaliach, I want to
be a shaliach for as long as I can.
So, I'm staying here for two hours
for the until the end."
Anyways, so that's a shaliach.
You don't do smicha
if you're a shaliach. You don't do
smicha if you're a woman.
Then says the mishnah, "With smicha she
yoter mitzvah." The smicha is the
leftovers of the mitzvah. What does it
mean it's the leftovers? It's not iker
mitzvah. It's not ma'akev.
So, if you didn't do smicha, you're
you're okay. You don't have to bring
another korban.
How do you do it? Al harosh b'shtei
yadayim. Two hands on the head.
I'll say it over here, why not?
There's a There's a question how you A
lot of people have a minhag to give
their children a bracha on Friday night.
So, most of you probably do it with two
hands, right?
So, just you should know, the Vilna Gaon
says you shouldn't do it with two hands
because he's saying the yevarechecha
Hashem. So, it's like birkas kohanim.
And you should only do it with one hand.
That's what he says. Okay, throw it out
there.
What if you're sitting down?
What about what? The father sitting
down?
>> Yeah, when he does it because Birchas
Kohanim means a big guy. So, if you do
it sitting down, you
I don't know. I I never seen anybody sit
down when they do it. You mean you call
your kids over? Come. Come.
Well, no, the father's the go-from.
This week I did it with one hand.
Oh.
Maybe that's why. Maybe that's why.
Hashem punished you. Hashem showed you.
You always do with two.
Uh-huh.
My kids drag me to Kohanim.
They always want to have it
Really? Because of this? You knew about
this idea? You knew that?
And do you make them come to you or you
go around the table?
I go around the table. Yeah, okay. It's
amazing.
>> [laughter]
[gasps]
>> And they're talking while you're doing
it all the The whole kiss thing with
kids. Right?
Okay.
Al rosh b'stei yadayim. Smicha with two
hands.
So, the Mishna clearly says two halachas
here. It actually pops up here as two
halachas, but the Gemara's going to say
that it's one halacha. It's I just
noticed now there's a zayin and a ches
by me. As if it's two separate halachas.
So, what?
In the place Maybe it is. It's a one
It's one halacha that that it comes out
two things. It would
that
al ubamokem shesaim chem shochtim in the
same area where you do the smicha
you do the shchita. The take of the
smicha shchita.
If you notice over here in the pasuk
v'samach yodeha rosh oil. That's the
beginning of pasuk dal. And right
afterwards it says v'shachat.
So, smicha and shchita, they go one
after the other. They follow each other.
And there shouldn't be any
Basically, there shouldn't be a hefsek
between the two.
You have also like uh
this halacha of teicha l'netila bracha.
You like you wash your hands, you say a
bracha. There's a certain like, you
know, they're one after another.
That kind of a logic.
Says the Gemara b'shnei mechayvei shnei
divrei katon, it's it's that's easy.
I know cheirsho divrei katon can't do
smicha. The Rabbanan deyaninu. You need
kavana. They don't have kavana. Nochri
nami that I could get b'nei Yisrael same
chem main same chem.
So, I'm just going to steal from Tosafos
over here. And on amud beis and then he
it's pashet that the Gemara says that
there's no smicha by women cuz the
Gemara doesn't bring it here in the
foresh. Because of the same pasuk. B'nei
Yisrael.
The the b'nei Yisrael and not b'neis
Yisrael. Okay?
Elo suma metaim lo. Why is a blind blind
man excluded from smicha?
Machlokes. Rav Chisda v'Rav Yitzchak bar
Avdimi. Chad omer as to smicha smicha
m'ziknei eida. I learn from the
Sanhedrin by the par hevel um dover. And
just like in the Sanhedrin you can't be
part of the Sanhedrin if you if if a
person is blind chos v'shalom, can't be
part of the Sanhedrin. He has to be able
to do negoyim. He has to see.
So, too So, we learn smicha smicha that
by smicha also a person can't be blind.
So, Tosafos on amud beis
I I know I I put it in the slides, but I
can't find it now.
He says just dibur hamaschil Oh, it even
says that it belongs in amud aleph.
Samach hamashor.
Yep.
So, it says as to smicha smicha
m'ziknei.
Taim amein k'ein binyan um mikol mum. As
Tosafos a bomb question.
Sanhedrin can't have a mum.
Can't have a broken arm. You can't You
can't have a a missing ear.
So, it's nothing to do with the So, then
So, then anybody has a missing ear,
broken arm, can't do smicha.
It's nothing to do with blind. If you're
going to learn from the Sanhedrin and
the Sanhedrin can't have a mum, so
blindness is not the only mum.
And then he says and the the other sheet
that we didn't even get to that he
learns from oilas re'iya um
also another bomb question.
So, then a person that's blind in one
ear should also in one eye should also
blind in one eye should also be part of
from um smicha.
And then okay. And then he asks and then
why do you need a special pasuk b'nei
Yisrael to say that not b'neis Yisrael
and that not women women can't be part
of Sanhedrin.
So, that pasuk alone takes care of
women. Okay, a bunch of good questions.
Kol panim.
So, then we're at the two three lines
from the bottom. B'chad omer as to
smicha smicha m'oilas re'iya. I learned
what's oilas re'iya again Raboisai, we
got to get this straight. Everybody must
remember this. Oilas re'iya is the oila
when you come to see Hashem baruch hu.
You come to the Beis Hamikdash.
You come and you get off from Chicago
and you know, these guys they come in.
I I did it once. I had a deal that I
closed.
Yosef, you weren't involved then. I was
It was a long time. It was during the
What was it? What do they call the
2008-9 over there?
The the Not depression. What they had a
word for it.
No, they had
housing crisis, but they Okay. So,
They had a word for it. No, the
recession. During the recession. Thank
you.
I had a house a big like a mansion one
of the this I couldn't sell I couldn't
sell. Finally, I sold it. So, I got on a
plane. I I went to the Kotel straight
from from Ben Gurion Airport. Kotel.
Thank you Hashem. Thank you Hashem.
Three minutes of just
thank you. Got back on a plane. Went
back to Chicago. If I were to do that in
um
in the time of Beis Hamikdash, I would
have to bring a carbon. Oilas re'iya.
What do you You can't come to the Beis
Hamikdash shalom aleichem. Who are you?
You come Today we bring a ripped shirt
or you know, the Kotel shirt that you
don't have to rip. You do rip. Then they
have to come come with a carbon. Come
like a mensch. Say hello. Say Bring
something special to the Ribono Shel
Olam. So, it's oilas re'iya.
The what?
Chad omer as to smicha says by oilas
re'iya smicha. And obviously oilas
re'iya. Seeing. You see Hashem. A blind
man is part of from this carbon.
What about the other? Oilas re'iya
metaim lo ya'aleh if min ziknei eida.
The other one is just going to do the
the classic. If you learn it from oilas
re'iya, how come you didn't learn it
from the Sanhedrin? And if you learn
from Sanhedrin, how come you didn't
learn it from oilas re'iya? Metaim lo
ya'aleh min ziknei eida. The other side
of the Gemara on amud beis. Don't even
dream about saying sponsees now. Donny
Yokum Yokum and Donny Yokum and Tova.
Because the oilas re'iya is individual
carbon. It's not a communal carbon. And
par hevel um dover is a tzibur. So, I
don't want to learn from the tzibur.
It's different. Well, the omer omer the
oilas re'iya
And the one that learns ziknei eida
might have oilas re'iya. Why don't you
learn from the other one? The yachid is
better, no? No, don't immediately see
b'smicha b'gufei may learn from smicha
b'gufei.
I want to learn from a place that it
says the word smicha in the pasuk. Okay,
oilas re'iya doesn't say m'foresh
smicha. The Gemara doesn't double up on
me. He only learns from another place
from oilas n'dava. The Tanna Tanna kamma
and Rav Yitzchak bar Avdimi. V'yakar
oila viaseh kamishpat. This is the word
kamishpat. Kimishpat oilas n'dava to be
like oilas n'dava. But by by oilas
re'iya it doesn't say smicha. L'meimra
oilas chovah shetuna smicha. Great.
So, each one has a reason why
you
he doesn't learn from the other pasuk.
Okay.
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Al kol panim.
Uh zugt die Gemara.
V'eved v'shliach v'isha. These three do
not do smicha. Tora Rabanan. It says in
the Torah the word yado three times.
Yado v'lo yadavo. Yado v'lo yachlo. Yado
v'lo yadirshu.
So, since it says three times, not the
hand of a slave, not the hand of a
shliach and not the hand of his own
wife.
Says the Gemara kan kol hani lamalei.
Why do you need three? Just say
learn one all of them. It should say one
time yado and the other includes the
eved, shliach, wife.
Shliach k'evdo dami. Chonacha d'amin lo
d'have d'lo b'mitzvos. I wouldn't know
that it comes to exclude anything but a
slave. Why? Cuz a slave is the least
connected to a full-time Jew. He has
some mitzvos, but not a regular amount
of mitzvos. So, therefore maybe that's
why he can't do smicha for you. He's
different than you. Aval shliach d'bar
mitzvah. You're talking about another
another Jew. Another Jew could do
mitzvos just like you. So, if
if you could do the mitzvah, he could do
it for you. Why? He could do your your
son's bris milah for you. He could do a
lot of things for shlichus. Why can't he
do smicha?
Oh.
Aval shliach d'bar mitzvah shlucho shel
adam k'moiso. He's much like He's much
like you.
He could even bring a carbon Pesach for
you. Everything.
Yesh me an aniyus and if it's
eved and shliach d'lav k'gufei damyo.
Because it's not like the body. It's not
like you yourself. Aval isha d'kgufei
damya. A wife is like you yourself. Isha
d'kgufei damya. A wife is like you
yourself. Emes tisma.
she should have the ability to do for
you.
So first of all, this is uh
a bomb cashew on the barrier living.
By the way, when he went to the doctor
he told the doctor, "Our foot hurts."
Cuz
maybe she felt his wife's pain. Our foot
hurts. It wasn't his foot. Our foot
hurts. My wife's foot hurts.
So it's a little bit of a shiloh on
that. Okay. But I got to tell you this
unbelievable villain going. Mamish
unbelievable. Seriously. You're going to
hear this?
You have to like think about it for 3
seconds. I'm going to give everybody 5
seconds to think about it.
It's a bomb. You go home and tell it to
your wife
cuz it's beautiful.
The villain going asks, maybe other
people ask as well. It's an obvious
question. Why did the Rebbe of the world
create other Marishaim?
And afterwards he realizes, "Oh,
uh
uh as the way he connect them. So he
splits them and then does a whole
surgery.
So why didn't he create him like a
giraffe?
There's a male and a female and
everything is great.
Says the villain going is unbelievable.
Cuz he wanted to make them one.
One, you can't take one thing and
another thing and put them together and
make them one. That's 1 + 1.
If it's one to begin with and you chop
it in half and then you put the two
piece back together, that's one.
It's weird, you know?
Yeah, it's the first of all
Never heard of it?
Wow.
Okay.
Never heard
I think it's great. If you think think
about it for a second. What does it mean
you go fight?
We used to be we used to be one. And
then split us.
So now it's possible to get back
together and become one. But if you take
two different things that they were they
were created by themselves, they can
never be one. They could be 1 + 1. They
could be infused. You could
you could uh try to how do you say in
English? You could solder them together.
You would you could do whatever you
could try doing a lot of things. They'll
never be one.
No, solder. No, it's called him.
So what it means they're next to. Yeah,
what are you saying? The what?
Right.
Mamish, you mean it fits in well? Yeah,
I think I think
Uh you
can't take
uh two bosses and make it you can put
them together. They could
from mush them together but they can't
be them means it's literally one. It's
one one piece.
Okay. It's interesting thing. Okay.
Whatever that means in physical, I don't
know exactly.
It's the anti-rejection pills when
someone gets a transplant. Yeah.
Anti-rejection pills for life so that
your body doesn't reject the Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
True.
>> [sighs and gasps]
>> Yeah, yeah. Rejection pills.
Anti-rejection. Cuz it's for life. I
mean this piece of meat is not a part of
me.
Right here.
Huh? It's for dating.
>> [laughter]
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Says the Gamorah
Smicha she are mitzvah.
Says the mission the what? Smicha is
like the leftover so to speak of the
mitzvah.
The what do we explained? It's not my If
you don't do it, it's not the end of the
world. Turn it on.
It says the possible
Hold on.
I don't want to miss anything, you know?
Oh, this is great. I love this one.
These are the people that are put her
from Smicha.
It's good talking.
>> [music]
>> These are people that are having Smicha.
Smicha [music] from Smicha.
Let's try it.
>> [music]
[music]
>> That's our slave.
UPS.
All right.
>> [laughter]
>> Don't show your wife [snorts] this this
particular one.
You're going to have all these
Yeah. It's not the Gamorah.
That's where we're holding? No. Not yet.
Oh, turn it on. The summer is on.
Then if you do Smicha, you get a
on the virus. If you do Smicha,
it's not
What do you mean? What do you Everybody
knows. Anybody that learns knows that
the number one avoid
on the
on the carbon is the of the diamond
bear.
That's a weird one that I found but
you get the idea. The idea is that the
the diamond
not the Smicha. Who
Who came up with the Smicha? If you do
Smicha, it's not
You should never get a diamond bear. So
what's the Torah saying? The Torah says
the summer that you get a so to speak
from the Smicha.
The way you do Smicha she are mitzvah.
But if you
had this idea that you should do Smicha
as a side thing. In other words, you're
not going to do Smicha.
Not allowed to keep keep it the keeper.
On on Yom Kippur, I was very busy
talking to these different people.
Seemed like they had an issue with
the rabbonim, let's call them or you
know, things that are not I started
calling them
you know, once in
They go, "Oh, you going? How are you
doing?"
Like yeah, I'm going.
So you know, people have issues. They
start saying,
"Yeah, I'm I wear I'm showing
but this who said this who told you that
it's like that and like this?"
So that that was the argument.
So I could see a person saying, "Look, I
brought a carbon. Say thank you that I
brought this carbon. I did everything.
So I didn't lean on it. I don't feel
like leaning on it. It even says in the
mission that it's not the end of the
world. It's a mitzvah."
So you should know that if you do that
the Torah
considers it like keeper the keeper.
You didn't get a complete keeper. You
got a keeper but it's you didn't do it
in the right way. You didn't do it like
the mitzvah was supposed to be done
which is to do the Smicha.
We
see a very similar thing waving. The way
you do
it what is it? It says in the possible
to do it.
It is to do it.
Yeah.
I need it for the next Gamorah but we're
going to show it over here.
I think it Oh.
Just to take the the the of the and to
wave it in different directions.
Does that do the keeper? It's not the
keeper. What gives the keeper?
It's the blood. So you do the keeper.
But this is the teacher
that you treat it like a side mitzvah.
You
keep it the keeper. The keeper. Yeah,
you get a little keeper but you didn't
do it the right way. The bottom line I
think we should learn from here is don't
be
in any
type of mitzvah. In other words, don't
say, "Oh, it's a side it's a side point.
Made it up. It's not the food in the
Torah."
That
that
These rabbis, you know, that they they
use these words.
That
that's not good. That that takes away
from the mitzvah.
I don't know.
The
Smicha must be done on the head.
I don't know. The way you do it is on
the His hand should be on the head and
not on the neck. You don't know but I
don't know
not on the back.
You don't know
but I don't know.
Did I tell you it's an easy Gamorah? I
wish it was.
Smooth sailing over here. Do it on the
head and not on the on the breast. Call
her Emily.
On the chest.
Sweetie, because of
her
because it says like because of the it's
the the breast and thigh but it's really
the chest. Call her Emily. Sweetie,
because of her her heart.
I
would say, "Oh, comes to exclude the
neck because the neck is not in the same
plane as the head." I would
but the back is the continuation of the
head. It wasn't a big deal. So you do it
over here. You do it a little bit
further down. I don't want to go next to
his head. Might bite me. I don't know.
Maybe so maybe it's not excluded. It is
excluded.
It should be
excluded.
When it comes to
the the neck and the back, there's no
mitzvah. I don't know.
There's no mitzvah. But
the the the of the
you do it with them. There's no mitzvah.
I don't know.
Maybe
you could do a Smicha there.
Sweetie, by the way, just another
I'm
throwing out the villain going today but
there's a great story with the Rebbe of
the world.
That he came to the villain going right
before his It might have been the day of
his wedding.
And asked the villain going for a
blessing.
So he came with a hat.
A triple decker whatever they had in
those days. A single decker hat.
Expensive, you know?
And the villain going was eating.
So the Rebbe of the world for whatever
reason when the villain going came over
to him to give him a blessing
he went like this. Because
imagine a brand new
The villain going had I don't know what
he had. Sardines? Who knows what? Put
that.
And then the Rebbe of the world said
that he had for the rest of his life for
that movement. That backward
that knee-jerk reaction of like
the only guy who would have touched the
shofar of A. Should touch my shofar with
his dirty hands and not dirty hands. You
give me the brochos as is. It bothered
him for the rest of his life. He always
always spoke about it.
Says the Gemara,
What
if you put the hand on the side of the
head? Like not over here, like over here
by the jaw.
Toshma, I'll prove it to you.
Don't put it on the side of the head.
So, we do have a video here.
Put both hands on the head of the behema
and do smicha with all your koach.
What are you doing?
On the head, I said.
Put on the head.
Mhm. [snorts]
On the h e a d.
Ah.
Now I understand. Right on the head.
Oh, [sighs] you're a shoteh. You're
patur either way.
You [snorts] got it.
Now, this is the tzavar, okay? I'm
watching this for the first time with
you.
I guess I skipped this
on the in the Hebrew.
Oh, he's showing that the gabaim and the
head are on the same plane. Okay.
Gevaldig.
Says the Gemara, by Rebbi Yirmiya,
matlis. Where are we? Like 20 lines from
the bottom.
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 lines from
the bottom. By Rebbi Yirmiya, matlis
mashu d'ochlis. If a person
I can see why a person doesn't want to
touch the animal.
It's not the cleanest thing. So, maybe
he wants to put a towel. Maybe he wants
to wear some gloves. Toshma,
u've'evatachli d'hu chotzitz bein
u'l'vein zevach. It's a problem cuz
chotzitza. So, we have over here
our famous
Take a look, Dovid.
I am like so not getting my hands dirty
doing the smicha.
>> You can't do smicha with a chotzitza.
And women don't do smicha anyway.
I'm like, you know,
yeah, okay. Shtei Shtei yadayim. Minayin
mimini? How do you know you have to do
smicha with two hands? Amar Shmuel
d'Amar Krav, Shmuel Amar Arnai, shtei
yadav.
And notice, ksiv yadav. It says yadav
without a yud. U'ksiv shtei.
Now,
without nekudos, we would read it yadav.
But we know we have a tradition that we
read it yadov.
It's interesting where we're writing
yadov. So, Rebbi Elozar teaches us that
when it says yadav, yud dalet vav, it
means two. Why? Because the word two
comes right before it. Shtei yadov. Zev
ben Nun amar kol makom she'omer yadav,
harei kan shtei. Ach Yirmiya amar lo
achas. It should be
yadav, should be two.
Says the Gemara story, Amar Rebbi Elozar
Amar lo Shmuel d'Rebbi Yirmiya Krav,
Shmuel Amar Arnai, brings on the beam
and says, "Rebbi Elozar, I have a more
dikdukish."
Says, "Yadav, shtei yadov. And am meila,
every time it says yud dalet vav, it
means two."
Amar lo Mishmei d'Rebbi Shmuel Krav. He
didn't say it in the name of Rebbi
Shmuel Krav.
Shmuel Krav vikped. But Shmuel Krav was
very upset at him. "You didn't mention
in my name?"
So, I have to tell you, uh so on a
personal note,
when when I when I hear somebody quote
quoting me, he says,
at least the fancy said, "It's not about
the daf, it's about the yomi." Because
you shkoyach tikles over here. You know
it's shkoyach.
Uh I don't know.
I I could imagine if somebody, you know,
pretended it was his own line,
maybe it would hurt me. I guess it would
hurt.
But what's the shaar of Shmuel Krav?
He's an Amora. He's He's from the the
the gedolei Amora'im from the first
Amora'im. So, he he cared. So, he didn't
say it in his name.
But we learned that when when you repeat
something over a shtikel Torah from
somebody else, safsei sefas d'vei Rav
k'vei Rav, his his lips literally move.
In other words, there's there's a
there's a huge zchus that that that that
happens with it when you mention his
name.
Say bishmei What?
Rebbi Gola, yeah. It's a it's a it's a
thing. So, he's ekped on that part. You
You take away from my zchusim, you take
away the gola. Very good. Kol d'varim
she'omeri Rebbi Gola l'olam.
Amar lei, so now Rebbi Shmuel Krav says,
"You know what?
You pretended it was your own shtikel.
So, now you're going to have to defend
it. I'm going to ask you questions on
it. And let's see if you can defend. If
it's yours, you should know how to
defend this."
Ees oved al ha kol d'ksiv yadav, tardei
yod vav. If yud dalet vav means both.
You see now now you see why he said over
there it said yainav, dalet vav. And we
we read it yainav. Same idea. It's like
a four-letter word
which is a three-letter word. And he
wrote it yud nun hei. Okay. So, now it
reminds you of this. Yud dalet vav, yud
nun hei. Tardei yod nun. Amar Shmuel
Krav bishmei d'Rav.
If yours if you're convinced that yud
dalet vav means two, l'ma amida d'yadav?
Why does Why is there a four four-letter
word in the Torah? Yud dalet yud vav.
Why is there a yud?
Every time it says yud dalet vav, I know
it's two. So, what's the point of of of
of putting in extra yud then? Yadav
actually oh, yadav yadov actually esrim
v'arba yadav. He asked him 24 yadov.
Now,
in Bava Metzia, it says that right after
Rebbi Shmuel Krav was niftar, Rebbi
Yochanan learned halacha l'Moshe miSinai
with Rebbi Elozar. Is this Rebbi Elozar?
Rebbi Elozar would bring a raya. Every
time Rebbi Yochanan said something, he'd
say, "Oh, yeah, yeah. I managed to find
a braisa like that. There's a mishna
like that." So, Rebbi Yochanan got
fed up with him. He says, "You know,
when I used to learn with Rebbi Shmuel
Krav, my brother-in-law, he used to ask
me 24 questions on every
on every on every thing I said.
Everything. And here, here's the 24
question thing. Now, they ask
if there's no 24 times it says yadav in
the Torah. So, 11, 13, I think some
sifrei Torah
they make cheshbonos.
You can't even get to 24. So, they say
24 is more of a a lashon of a guzma,
maybe. Like 24,000 talmidim. Somebody
wanted to say, I don't know if that
that's true in that. I don't know.
That it's a guzma or not a guzma, I'm
not going there. But I saw brought down
like they threw out this lashon. Like
24,000 talmidim Rebbi Akiva. 24 s'varim
Okay. Bikitzur,
it's the idea it says in many times
yadov.
Where does it say it? Yadav t'vi'ena,
yadov rav loi. When I'm reading it, I
was thinking to myself, maybe
Rebbi Shmuel Krav actually used these
particular yadov
as a siman to what he was doing. Yadav
rav loi.
Like fighting. More like uh uh
Yeah, I mean,
that's what it's about. Moshe Rabbeinu
was speaking about Yud dalet yadov rav
loi. Like it's more like a riv. It is.
Like a fight.
Siklas yadov. You You mixed up the hands
by Yakov Avinu. But over here, you you
mixed up the whole yadov part that I
said. Ishtik. Anyway, Rebbi Elozar
didn't know what to answer because why
does the Torah say Yud dalet yud vav
when the Torah could say Yud dalet vav
and it means the same thing? It means
two.
B'sisa d'nach yaday. After Rebbi Shmuel
Krav calmed down, I I don't know. I To
me, it shocked me. Not shocked me, it's
like there's Rebbi Shmuel Krav. He comes
down. He's upset. He comes down.
Yeah. He He, you
he thought about it a little bit. He was
in a better mood. And he says, "Amar
lei, mai ta'ama d'teimalei yadov
d'smicha
If you were
the way I answered it is that I'm I was
It's my vort. So, I'm I was only talking
about smicha. In the parsha of smicha,
when it says Yud dalet vav, it means
two. The rest of the Torah, there's 24
other places that says it differently. I
wasn't talking about that. I'm talking
about smicha." So, he says, "Yeah, I
thought about that. But b'smicha nami
ksiv Yishmael yadav al Yisrael
v'yitzaveihu. Moshe put his hands on
Yehoshua and he commanded him. But it
says yadov with with two yuds, not one
yud.
So, your vort doesn't work. You tell me
it's only by smicha and only by smicha
it says Yud dalet vav. No. I have a case
of smicha that says Yud dalet yud vav.
So, he says, "No. Smicha d'beheima kami.
I'm talking about every time it refers
to smicha on an animal. By korban, not
on human beings. By Yehoshua. I know
over there, every single time it means
two hands and it's only written Yud
dalet vav, not Yud dalet yud vav."
Ooh, b'makom she'somrim Shmuel Krav
taken of smicha shchita.
Ooh, I got to go quickly over here. I
only have 30 seconds. I said it's going
to be out of here right then. Okay. Mai
kamar? What What is he saying? In other
words, it's all the Gemara had to say
all the mishna had to say is teichef
l'smicha shchita. Right after smicha,
you do shchita. And am meila, it's in
the same spot that you do
that where you do smicha is where you do
shchita. If it has to be one after
another, then it's in the same exact
spot. So, the whole sentence is zechra.
So, where it says Hachi kamar, you're
right. B'makom she'somchim shochtim. How
do I know that in the same place they do
smicha shchita? Why? Because of teichef
l'smicha shchita. Because they have to
come one after another. So, they have to
come one after another. Therefore, in
the same place that you do smicha, you
do shchita. Raboisai,
have a wonderful day. Thank you so much
for coming. And thank you to the baal
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