Don't poo-poo people, Parshas Noach thought, keep your negativity to yourself - Rabbi Chaim Dalfin

just a short ones and how it's relevant to our behavior every day. So this morning before I began to dab aid approaches me and he says he heard this from someone and he says wants to say it over and the person's name and and this is the part the says in the beginning of the para was there's no other person anyone that's called the only one is wow Wow, he's a sadic. He's saintly. He's holy. He's a special. And nevertheless, Rashi says, Rashi quotes and it says yes, some explain these words in a negative way, in an embarrassing way, in a disgraceful way. Ligny. In other words, as soon as someone hears about this person, he's a sadic, he's great, he's good. Nah, you know, he did this, he did that. He's not so nice. My dear friends, let's let's call people a sadic, aid, a good Jew, and leave it at that. And the rest, you know, you can if if you have it in your mind, let it stay there. It shouldn't be in your mind either. But don't right away poo poo people. I think it's a very important lesson and I thank them so much for this and I share it with you. Have a great day and a great week.