He was thrown out of school 9 times - his approach now to his teachers after he became a Millionare

You said you got thrown out of nine schools. You see these guys in the street now, teachers and or principals. Is there a sense of revenge, anger? I've been thrown out of many places. What's that feeling like for you when you see these rabbis who couldn't handle you this, that? What is there a sense of I won, you lost? >> This is this is a very, very important message. I often have to spoke about it in Tanya. The way you're supposed to deal with a friend that does bad to you, that you have to forgive them. And I want to say to all of you, MS, this is my moral in life. At the wedding of a friend in Israel, my kids were with me. And I said, "This is my teacher. He used to teach me in Yeshiva." He turns to my kid and I said, "This is my best teacher." Look at him. I hug them. I love them. So he turns to my kid and he said, "I don't know if your father told you I wasn't his best teacher. I threw him out of class every day. But I big enough to apologize and I'll tell you that the reason I threw you out, everybody in the class were nice and quiet. Boy comes in 13-year-old with big payots sitting in front of my face, moving around in his chair all the time. And I always ask questions that nobody thinks about. So I said, "Listen, it's either I'm going to turn the the class into a comedy show with this big blond guy with the blue eyes. So I got to I'm going to teach the rest of the 20 kids. And this is the reason why I forgive them. Doesn't matter what happened. Where are you today? What do you want to leave with? What do you want to What do you want to You want to be stuck in the pain? Move on in your life. Move on. Let go.