Don’t Quit Over One Failure

Just because, let's say, a person was my Shabbos in the morning, he smoked a cigarette on Shabbos, doesn't mean that that Shabbos is over and that you should continue smoking. You already smoked, you already my Shabbos, so that's it, it's over. No, you messed up in the morning and now from that point on, you keep Shabbos. If a person has a taiva and he does something, something wrong, [music] just cuz you messed up, doesn't mean that the rest of the day if a person eats treif, he ate treif in the morning, he was in the airport, he was starving, he saw some schmuck of food in the restaurant, he messed up, so that's why he should eat treif in the evening also. People don't realize they think it's all or nothing. Especially on Shabbos. This Shabbos, Friday night, I messed up, I drove. Okay, I promise you the Ribono shel Olam would love you. You say, "Listen, I messed up, but from here on I'm doing t'shuva, I'm not going to I'm going to keep Shabbos." It's beautiful to Ribono shel Olam. This is mamish this is Gemara right over here. It's a svara, it's common sense. Mishum demishani bo because a person messed up, kol hani lishani bo venizal, that's why you should continue with your mistake? You messed up. You had to see side. Tell people. They need to know this.