Everyone feels welcome at Mkilnitz shul in Staten Island.

Hi. What's your name? >> Anthony, sir. >> Anthony. Okay, woman. If you want, you looking for a job to clean? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, you have to wait outside the synagogue. It's a members only. Wait outside. >> Oh, sorry. >> Yeah. Wait outside over here. >> Okay. 1 minute. Okay. Now, you want a job? Okay. He's going to tell the rabbi. Yeah. >> He's going to tell the rabbi that you're looking for a job. You good? Clean. Good. >> Yeah. Yeah, I work here. Nursing home. >> You live here? Oh, you work in the nursing home? >> Yeah, in this nursing home. >> Very nice. How long How long do you live here in Staten Island? >> Uh, me 15 years. >> 15 years. It's good. >> Yeah. Hey, I work >> You like all the Jewish people that come here? >> Yeah, I work American embassy 20 years. >> Oh, yeah. >> What do you do there? >> They are warehouse. >> Warehouse warehouse worker. >> Warehouse. >> Yeah. 20 years after I came my family >> in the embassy you worked. >> Yeah. Sri Lanka. My country. Sri Lanka. >> Sri Lanka. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What's better? Staten Island or Sri Lanka? >> Where's better? Here's best. Here's the best. >> Better. But >> why was here better? Better I think colder here >> over there. More cold. >> Very cool. Better jobs over here. Job is good. >> Thank you very much. Happy Kaneka.