happy ending

Nice. I was a guest at this party. It was a uh and had brought with him a very expensive bottle of wine. In fact, it was a 9 L 2010 Napa Valley Reserve. You can look it up. This is a very, very expensive bottle of wine. And he had the wine in the kitchen. And there was a person, a member of the staff who was a yid. And he went and he opened up the bottle of wine. Now the mashia saw that this yid who was part of the kitchen staff was smoking on chabas. He saw him smoking. He saw him smoking. And because he saw him smoking and was being done somewhat, he held he as a dinner. So he went, he didn't ask any questions. He took the bottle of wine and he poured it down the drain. And there went that very very expensive bottle of wine. He went over to the bas afterwards. He told him what happened the basa who's a tremendous mench told the mash it's fine. And he even went over to this who did what he did and he approached him and he told him I want you to know that you know this wine was poured out and I want you to know you know what a bottle like of wine like this costs but at the same time listen you were doing your job and I appreciate it and I just want you to know that I I've yeah it's fine. It's perfect. there's no kindness, but you know, just pay the favor forward that at some point in life if someone's accidentally going to, you know, be masic you a little bit, but he had the right intention, just remember someone did you a solid and pay it forward. Do the same thing to him. The postcript to this story is that this person that was working in the kitchen met my friend about a year or two later and he told him, "I want you to know I was so moved by the way you reacted to that story that that cigarette that I took on that Shabas was the last time I was mal Shabas. I have not not kept the Shabas since then. It made such a me." So the story has a very very happy ending. But either way, again, this is all raid and we are going to