How to be a successful fundraiser in the non for profit space? With Moshe Pinson

Welcome to the Clappy and Frank Show 27th podcast episode. We have with us the one and only world famous Rabbi Moshi Pinson who wears many hats. He is the legendary >> Rabbi. Is that how you what's >> Moshi Pinson Pinson? Okay, I'm just >> He's the founder of Bul Kabad, the most successful shoo in Crown Heights, the first shoo to open up in Labavich after Gimmel Tamos. It's a hub for Labavich people around the world when they visit community and they do so much and outreach. Rabbi Pinson, tell us a little bit about your he has mikvah, the most beautiful mikvah in Crown Heights. The women love the mikvah. People from outside the community when you have people that come from around the world 7,000. They come from around the world and they want to show people about Tara. They come and see this mikvah. Tens of millions of dollars went into this mikvah that everybody wants to do the mitzvah. One of the musbak >> he's also the founder of Syria. When I was a kid, I remember you doing the camp for themsel but I was involved. >> Was that the first Shmp of Jan partnership in many years? >> They had different kind of partnerships before [laughter] we acquaintances and they say in Jerusalem [ __ ] by the G of by the [laughter] also involved in Bass Rifka, the largest girls obtain school in the world. He's involved in dozens and dozens of beautiful, beautiful events on a daily basis. He's building now the most magnificent, stunning shul in the entire Crown Heights. >> Community center sh >> men's mikvah community gym. >> No, no gym. >> Women's okay. Okay. >> You know, they say come. very few mushes that when you say mushy from ground heights anywhere you go in the world they say you mean a pinson >> or musher bashkin [laughter] [clears throat] >> but they call him a veravina it's a little different [laughter] >> he's a raven but you're the chef today >> he's a special person I love him I love him does a lot of good work >> did you expect your life to end up like this what was like when you were 20 years old what was your vision >> I thought I'm going no I thought I would move out of and uh I remember hearing I think from Barl Shent He says, "You think Ms. Nefish is going on? Mafish is staying in Crown Heights on [laughter] >> He said that. >> Yeah. He said that's the real challenge. >> That sounds very unlike >> because we wereating one time about it because I I said something I must have said something about you know cuz as a bak I grew up wanting going education and I spent my whole life by the Reb. I don't think I ever spent a Shabas out of 770 in my life as a kid. Thank every my father always took thank God always took me from 70 from day one I spent from my father's dropped me off I was the few five families a little kid and I used to run through everybody's feet and survive 770 and somehow I made it home at the end of the day that's our life that's I never understood I never understood all these things to me it was like what why would you not die in 770 and but the reba encouraged other shs to stay open and so people kept it open but I grew up in 770 and I grew up with the rebba so the rebba's passion What was your first Askanas project, >> if I may say? >> Yeah, it's funny you said that. Um, we were talking about it recently with somebody a tank for Kaneka for our class. >> What grade? >> I I remember like yesterday it was like I remember those days it wasn't like today you have hers and organizing you paying five grand the drivers and donuts and everything's set up for you. Those days you're on your own. So we got we go around the class and say okay we Bob's tanks had a French layin organized a tank and gupp and we'll get this and everybody had a little of this tank till they upgraded to cars and fancy things but originally it was these bob tanks 1950 motor homes like look like >> what grade >> we were 13 >> 13 >> now you need a driver it can't be anybody that likes kids you need the same drivers we had we had a lot of conditions [laughter] we those days it was the wild west I Literally, you do whatever you want. And [laughter] remember, I mean, remember we drive we drove the tank at night after time to Bur Park bagels to buy bagels. We're 13-year-old kids driving tanks. It was out of [laughter] control, smashing into windows, glass, knocking cars. It was it was a fair look. But we needed money. I remember the maybe the first or second time in my life I ever asked money. I went to 770 and I saw Martanago. I knew I I didn't know who he was, but I knew he was bus. I said, "Listen, >> you knew he was the right address." I were doing a class. He says, "Okay, how much is it?" I said, "I think it's $600." The whole the whole budget. He said, "Okay, I'll give you $100." "Pul $100." Whoa. >> Wow. That was like the >> You go straight to the drizz. >> I didn't go any No, I didn't go any You never did this before. I never you know, you don't you don't you don't experience these things. It just happens to you know, okay, I need money. So, I go around then I went around more comfortable. I never thought I never dreamed that I would be one day responsible fundraiser. Never had that in mind. Never. But then it comes to you know my first job after I got married I worked in office actually I came back I actually sorry there was a school called Kabad I don't know if you know about this history ofites right after giml a lot of things going on in crownites you can imagine >> oil no >> no it's before that that's the that's the >> precursor >> that led to the oil there was a group of yingalite that didn't want to deal with the wholeites politics whatever it was wasn't they weren't coming from a bats but there was after gimlas and everybody's looking for something. They play open the a school called lab which was in the k >> you know the k building next >> building that doesn't have anything going on now. >> No it's down they're going to build it now a tent or whatever the next attached to it was another building. >> So they cleaned it out remember >> and they had a we hadto kinsky was very involved his wife was very involved Mrs. Krinsky. So this was the father of so this was potentially could have been the biggest school today in granite but the first two years we did it it was very successful we had 60 kids we taught English as well my wife taught English there it was like a very unique uh interesting uh but it was like a we had breakfast in the conference room and and Mrs. Mrs. Grizeman was involved somehow. Her kids were there. She used to bring breakfast every morning. It was a real >> TV's mother. >> Yeah. To his mother. Yeah. She was very involved. But food, I don't know about the finances, but I remember just vaguely different people. I lasted a year. I hated it. I hated being a principal. I became the administrator principal. I hated it. Kids loved me. I love the kids. We had till today. I mean kids. The only principal I talked to is Moshi Benson [laughter] because I was very friendly with them. I I wasn't a disciplinarian. I didn't like the whole I didn't get the whole thing. No. >> There was nothing. I just I just landed. I just got married. I needed parnasa. They offered me a job and I was in Kyle and I worked out. So I walked in there right before that actually when I was in already I didn't have a full-time job came up with I don't know if you know about this >> California was a very close friend of mine many years >> I spent many years in Russia with him when was with this firm there. LA boy I used to go LA I never went to Florida. LA was >> you were in Russia trying to get back to Debb's library. We were supporting the Cunans. We spent two years there with the Cunans living trenched in Moscow. Pes I spoke at the time. I was a year in me and some we spent a lot of time there. >> Ask Moses. He was ask >> Yeah. Yeah. Bel Lazar came. I remember Belazar coming to Moscow. >> Yo. >> No. So we have to do with him. I don't know why. He just a different organization. I don't know why. I mean I met him. I spoke to him. We were friends. >> Did Eb sent all three? >> I'm talking about when Barl moved there. We were in camp already 1991 '92. I was in camp. I was in in in in Niji in uh no uh where is he? Uh Belki uh oh god whatever in uh >> it was nowhere Islam. We did a camp but then I remember going barrels are coming. I remember this clearly. He came to the department. I said everybody okay let's take out all our money leaving because after this game he has no money. We all dropped our money like 100 bucks on the table and barrel you know he just moved the younger man with his wife. I remember that like yesterday but that was not >> you're dating yourself. >> Yeah. Oh it is what it is. It's reality. [laughter] But the funny thing is so called me up. My father has a dream. He's sick of this has to be only so much I was in. I said, "What do you need from me?" He said, "I need to get to a light together. Go. I'm going to speak to Heler." So I spoke to Rabbel that they have two hours a day research on the Reb's things. Now what they wanted is not writing a they know anywhere the Reb said let's let's pick the type. So anywhere the wordb take the index card write it down pre Google >> pre everything today AI does a few in 10 seconds but they they would take a index card and they would go okay Igris they have to sweep go ask go around they would write okay Igris third letter there writes to this and this guy about boom rights now we had in cards we had 20 working they were paying top dollar $20 an hour so every kang >> who funded who fund this Pick no pick a pick I forgot his name. Picker of picker of >> his Russian friend a big guy was he was very into the reb asked Moses and the rebish and they were raising money for it and I was the middleman. I my responsibility was make I made the first meeting in my house >> and I was paying $50 an hour. You were giving 20 [laughter] >> 30 years ago and was cash. It was close to cash. We were making cash. I think I had to cash. It was a crazy system. It lasted a full year. It was [clears throat] it was actually pretty cool because I remember the first meeting Yel Khan >> Aline Shapiro Nman all came to my apartment >> all the big boys >> they came to the apartment because they had to discuss what this idea and I remember someone saying but everything that seems like it's repetitive think so I remember [laughter] he says everything is the same atmos is brought down in different ways and that's how it started and we had for a year I was that was my job at night it was not a full-time job I had to make sure all We put together 3,000 or 4,000 index cards. >> It was the first encyclopedia of everything that ever said. Uh Eric Rasin Ben >> Ben >> he has the whole file >> and he took it and made a book out of it. >> So that was a and that's that's how if you look in the today you'll see my name is still there a few people there because that's how it started. We had nothing to do with the editing and after took it but that's how they got the data of all the information. It was a major major work. It was two years a young younger man. You were already you were already the principal of a school. You started the >> but I I wasn't planning on being principal and I wasn't planning to be I need a prasa and this is what I was doing. And then in between this my friend Gdash called up fri mince at the time was office asked me they're looking for a position. They need someone to help there's a thing called journeys of souls to the reba from rabka from bell harbor right after gimlamos brought big balabatim to the oil on gimlamos. So those days there was a things called exclusive lines stopped after it became became it was not it was not fair for the people they he would come let's say with 50 people and I was a from when they land till they leave that included buses tags it was like a VIP service for these rich people coming and he called it journey of the souls >> and by the way it's still kind of exist there's a guy in the five towns that arranges all the Russians and Ukrainians >> nothing to do with gimmel town this is no in general oh yeah today there VIP services to come visit >> yeah but it was this was the first very into it and he was very in it included a dinner in Bka they went into the hall and Ramos Shandanda would speak to them and they give awards and everybody spoke they have videos you go online by the way >> by the way mentioning Rabkar from Bell Harbor to show olive there's such a void >> me yesterday were meeting with guys that vacation in Florida they said it's painful now such a void you know he's my uncle right >> really >> yeah he's my wife's uncle he's married to uh Mitz my wife my sugar >> your wife my sugar mitz He was a powerhouse and Zman I heard is doing an amazing job but Shamar is not replaceable. So but Sham will come into >> my father picked a very unpopular mitzvah called Chevitz and moment of silence. The only person in the entire planet that cared about it and gave money was the great lifker. >> Amazing. No he was a there are a few people in life you know I always tell people theim that help other are the ones you want to be friends with >> and you're one of those. You're one of those and I have a policy. I can I go to your show raise my Do me a favor. I don't own anybody. You could ask anybody for anything. They're not my balabos. That word I hate. What do you do to your boss? You own the guy. If that guy would hear you say it, you treat you like [laughter] doesn't even make sense. Think about it. So I I always tell people and the people that cheer >> and care are the successful ones. You see it every single one of my friends and even Lipker. But anybody on contact with like that you see they're always looking to help another always and those are the people are very much you lock yourself up they can't for getting in whatever it is whatever the problem is >> I always say that the all controlling on his town then the snag ko shows up with 20 guys they get fully funded from the same guys and suddenly there's enough money for everybody >> listen [laughter] I don't go there but there is an element of people feeling like you oh my guy I protect We have a tremendous amount of viewers that are and they they write to me privately. We love what you're saying. So they are watching and you're saying as a very successful that runs many measure. You're entitled to an opinion. And you're saying that when she's not going to lose a penny, but they're going to gain even more. >> It's called I have a friend. I don't know if you're laser shin. It's not such a thing as you have to help every Jew about the historic merger. It was your bus that [laughter] married his daughter member 100%. >> Is that historical? >> It's great. >> That's great. Las if you know laser he's he's a person of >> you think we bring him on the show >> do what >> you think we get him on the show. >> I'll give I'll give you his contact. Call him up. When I think of when I think of laser shiner, Louis Shiner, I don't know. I don't know the guy, but I'm saying his I for many many years I stopped by on fore road where where Yassi Jacobson is and everything. You go there, there's cheffa, there's sandwiches and there's orange juice. >> Let me tell you what what he gets. He gets at first. >> Again, it's the same point I said before. People that care about other people are you want to be close to those people because they're they're forginners. They want to see you successful. You watch them feed off success and they want more people to be successful and they care about it and that's why it's good to be around those people. I feel like Louis Shiner in my he does like instead of in car he does sh he does it at there as well probably he does it he does it on steroids in my >> I'm I'm very lucky to be a good friend and he's amazing he's a really amazing person but you >> at the wedding >> of course >> wedding was wild no every lake every >> I'm surprised the rashiva okay the the Jewish [laughter] >> he's very my brother was there with y they were and he told Rabbi Cutler was extremely gave me ter both of them. They both was very very respectful. >> Want to ask you a question during the whole satabad fight. Your father pinstang an amazing personality a loving caring person and I obviously interview him. >> Obviously obviously you get a lot of your good character traits from your father and obviously one second and your mother-in-law show. We're going to get there in a moment. >> Your father was very involved with the with what happened with Hina the whole story and that was on the line. Basically, >> did you hear that recording? >> I heard the recording. >> What's the recording? >> The sapper guys beat up a lab. They shaved off his beard. >> Yeah. Pños let him. >> Yeah. No, no. My >> You just said I want to get to the finish the sentence today. The sappers and the labavators are best friends. >> There's no closer relationship than Sappra. Both sides. It's amazing. You grew up you grew up. Let's say you grew up watching the fighting. My question is what's your thoughts on that? >> Little too young. I don't know. I I remember Pinorf. I remember Var hiding in my house. [snorts] My father said, "Go out of the room, lock it, and don't let anybody look into that room." The guy was shaking. I don't know what happened. I I was too young to understand what happened. I was like a young kid. It was happening. And my father was a big Oscar at the time. He was a community council. They were very heavy involved. Him, Discher, Mos. And they worked very hard. Not like today, you know. I'm talking about bomb squads. Bomb squads. I'm not knocking today, but I remember at my block every day the police were called in fire departments to my my house or Fischer's house cuz he was throwing people out of the departments and he's making sasers for people. They would demonstrate every single night and he didn't care. He pushed and pushed and pushed and pushed out next all Jews Jews Jews. when old didn't get into these apartments and he he got he got some big big for that wanted it very heavily and he went you know obviously there's other things going on on the side but I'm saying let's take that aside but what he did for the community was amazing and my father's very involved with him they work 24/7 drop his bag come from work community council 3 hours at a time and I I saw this very wealthy smer real estate guy and one of Moshi Pinchin's pictures in B I said how'd you end up at this he said oh Moshi Pins's wife she's in mortgages and she told me I should come to this Fabangan so apparently it's a full couple uh Hafat if I may say. >> Yeah. So besides all the things you're involved in all great causes organizations I think your most famous hat that you wear is BM Kabad. >> That's correct. >> Today there's 100 Shaws in Crown Heights Flappson village. Everywhere you go there's another Lava Shaw. I myself opened the Shaw 17 years ago. I probably got it all from you. You were the visionary of the young Shaw movement in Crown Heights. And besides your tremendous success, you brought on the most two most popular famous Rabonam. Grab why was the rough for many many years and now just as popular and as much loved by Ley Gerellic who was like a superstar beyond stars >> when when when did a polling who should be the new RV rack won like 97%. Did a private polling >> he should not become the RV and Crown Heights because he's already the RV for all the members of >> I wish he would need a you know >> my question is tell us how you got the guts to open up a show in Crown Heights. You were the first one to do it after Gimmel Thomas. >> So as I was telling you when I started working in the office so I was very involved with then because I did the first and then I got involved with the kin of started. So I was involved with running the kids program at that time. You're talking about 120 kids. Today can thousand kids. I part wrote down names by hand. Had a little spreadsheet you know it was no uh it was internet just started. It was mamish the beginning stages of these things. So he had a spreadsheet wrote the names. when they came to register I knew everybody I knew the mothers the sisters the brother I knew everybody came oh shamikum don't forget I sent the check this you know you knew everybody's story it was very hamish it was very and exploded massive project but it was right after Thomas so it was I think it was nun maybe nunv I have to double check it's 20 20 22 years ago >> 30 can you imagine we're talking about 30 years ago it's crazy so this is like five years after giml I was already doing the kinos a few years and eb shabas we would go around khan we grew up bham do shabas was nothing [laughter] you didn't go home you went home what are you going for 1:30 after first you woke up you know 11:00 you jump into the mik you go and then boom 1:30 would go late sometimes 3 4 mka and that was the day my father >> went from >> my I we used to joke about lipski used to walk home and he used to do every red light Shakas then there was musk you'd stop but but there's no time literally people were just the whole and some guys would run home to make kids but people didn't want to eat before the they didn't want to eat with food they wanted them to stay up they wanted to be focused so and then after like what do you do now whole shabas so we had a whole bunch of guys used to go on cry interesting we used to knock on people's doors what do you want we came to fe >> wow >> and people like welcoming in the in the most beautiful way because like they they had the void and all a sudden there's coming we can sit down go to your basement bring some and we went for months like this and someone said you know what let's make it more so a couple guys started doing in someone's house of kdesh and then and one it was I was running the kinos it was it was I think it was it was makes sense yeah around that time someone said maybe make a minion for them so I said you know what I'm going to let all my friends know that there's a minion for the girls in bka for the kids [clears throat] I need 10 guys to Um, but I'm going to make a massive kiddish afterwards. Anybody want to come? I have I have infrastructure. Benji set up all the food for us. We had a whole setup over there. No problem. >> Benji. Benji. >> Yeah. And I remember 100 guys showed up. >> Wow. >> First week. >> First week. 100 guys. >> And we had a in the library bifa. We had a massive kesh. Okay. This that. Okay. What do we do next week now? So I was at the time at the office was still not built. They had an empty floor. First the second floor was empty. So I told GDA, "Listen, I just need a week. Let me see what happens." He said, "No problem. You can use it." I told the guys, "Next job is we're making a minion. Let's see what happens." I remember going outside and Brook, I think, was there. I said, "Come inside. I need a minion." I mean, he comes, "What are you talking about? We're making a minion. Just a David Ty was there." A few guys like I just remember I don't know why. >> Both friends of mine. >> Yeah. It's funny. And David said, "I'm going to be here forever." He tells me, "I'm going to This is my show." I said, "What are you talking about?" Dish's 30th wedding anniversary is today. So that's funny. That's funny. I wish him happy anniversary. So I I like, "Okay, what do we do now? So we there like for two weeks and someone said by the way across the street there's there's a a little floor available to rent. Let's rent it and the rest is history. That's how fast it happened. It was such a void. And then what we did about the void is also had to do with a lot you know every time there was an event you watch was like it was it was it was after and what do you what do you do poor night? I used to come home after migill was migill and then there was fabian and there was always an element I didn't no one felt that and it was bugging me and I remember walking home and told my wife I said it's making me crazy why can't we do something here we're going to do something we're going to do something we're going to do it so I remember we made a massive part it was pur party massive we did in I got such slack for it don't ask there's a line inside it was all the way out the door I don't know what happened I said now now you you know the hashem it's uh exploded but at the time it was so foreign to most people you know the farm this is dust this is this this is that was the lab you know >> this year had a beautiful thing with Ellie Marcus unbelievable >> every year it's a smashing success you know you know do you know that there's one show in the world that I know 7 5:30 a.m. a minion raam every morning do you know that you know that mo >> 5:30 a.m. 10 Jews every morning. You know that Shabas morning 7:30 10:15 guys 25 guys Rabbi Gazinski English 30 guys 20 guys sh a whole day the whole today is old day >> what's the mission statement for baseball >> to make people have a home kabad house feel good make them be proud of something that just like every other kabaras in the world be affiliated in kit it's very hard you know there's kabalas moved to the city he's the only thing in town. That's it. And he had nothing else. So you go there. You have no choice. This is the Kabad house and I get if I like it, I like it. No, no, no. Grenits, you could pick and choose. So in order to attract people, you have to be very on top of your game. You have to make sure people. But I didn't do it for that reason at all. I did it strictly to give a service to the community for people to have a purpose. Even let's talk about the >> the target audience is like guys more progressive. >> I just want to say I come a few times a year to kadesh. Mati a very close friend of mine is making a kadesh. I just want to let the broader world know what goes on there. When I come after my sh Kdish to be bes kesh on a shabas afternoon at 1:45 or 2:00 >> a couple of hundred young >> a couple of hundred. Yeah, >> it's packed and there's it's different there's all different types of people but there's more modern guys there's very guys one table they're discussing one table they're discussing the newest stock tip and that's what I like and it's it's a real good blend and I want to say something else I have a close friend of mine I used to work I left my company after 14 years I have a close friend that works in this company >> and he joined Bashull a couple years ago he said he was looking for a new show a new start in life whatever he's 10 to 12 years younger than the average age gap the average guy when he makes a sima an upsharish and a sham I saw this hundreds of people come that means it's not just like oh a place to dive and I don't know I don't fit into another show I'm not diving in 770 the second the guy becomes a member of there's such a camaraderity camaraderie what do you call it where the guy makes a sham hundreds of people from the whole crown height feel like they have to go everybody feels that way >> and you obviously give that >> we try we try it's not easy you know you have to we have we events a whole year. Every single year PE now pes coming up. We have we have a major pesa program. Program means what? There's a lot of people struggling out there and trying to make not I'm talking about poor people. A guy's a rebby and his wife is a teacher and they're making you know the extra $2,000 fian. We're going to make sure they have it provided for them. And it these are little things that you do. It's pesa purum. You make a pur party. Where else are they going? They don't have a pur party. Where else they going? This is the PM party gimmos fab. Whatever it is, >> every night of circus, every night of circus huge fab, we went to every night as a tank. Y we went to tank. It's whatever any normal healthy would do. And now what I love about it is when I did the first porum party, I had a guy meet me yesterday. He says, "Remember me, Mosha? You know, you know Babine, >> the wine guy." >> He says to you know, "Today's my birthday. So what are you talking was pur 22 years ago when he came to Sim Kabak when called me up I have a guy he's a barit he sings in her church he's a beautiful voice he's in New York he asked me where's he knows me he asked me where to go he said go to bishm he walked in I thought he's a bartender I said okay the bar is there wasn't bifa the small crown street he said I'm not a bartender I'm rabbi I'm Rabbi Bachman sent me here I said okay say the next thing he woke up in Shagal's house >> on ground street >> ground street 10 years 20 years has 10 kids. He's amazing. >> He's a bartender. >> Yeah, he's he loves wine, but he's it's such a story because to me, that's what it's all about. You know, we welcome everybody in. Everybody should feel comfortable from this side of the spectrum to the other side. Anybody who you come here, I want you to feel comfortable. No one's judging you. No one cares. You do, you don't. And and it affects people in a positive. We have a whole bunch of like 10, 15 guys, hardcore guys, these guys and guys and Mikva guys and the evercome guys. Not tell you, but it affects each other. Everybody feeds off. >> It's a little problem. I come there every May and I can't talk during the M. They're very serious about it. I want to come and just [laughter] serious. >> Yeah. There's dirty guys there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Good. >> So, Crown Heights for many, many years, for like maybe 50 years, only had one women's mikvah. >> Yeah. >> And we have a lot of fineers today, Barashem, people like fancy homes, nice clothing, nice upstyle luxury. And they wanted to have something very, very, very beautiful, a nice mikvah that the young crowds are going to use. They shouldn't have to go to park slope or carol gardens or Brooklyn Heights something in the community and it was never done until you came along and you built me if I understand correctly mikvah is one of the most beautiful mikvah in the world it's named after your mother >> it's it's the reason why there there's a letter from the reb it's actually interesting when passed away which is >> his mother's name is right but but that was the reason why you say no no no my mother was alive when >> I started. >> Okay. >> She got sick in the middle and she got to >> So I dedicated the mikvah in her honor. I asked actually funny I asked Mulla Bman at the time of I said is it the right thing to do because I really dedicated to repres whatsoever. You could put your mother's name a plaque. This mikvah is dedicated in honor of your mother but it's called Mushka. No one calls it the Rahul's mikvah. But I was very happy about that. But there's a letter from the Reb which I went to Rabbi Ger about. The Reb said not to name a mikvah after a woman. It's an interesting letter. I I I did a little research about it. But later on the Reb did a he later years afterwards like many years later said there is letters that Reba gave for people having names after >> there were things that the Reb changed about. >> I'm out of I'll give you an example. Did tell people not to travel for family members weddings when they were and then did told everybody they could travel. >> Traveling change. No, but this is a naming. It was like a thing. I don't know the label grant basically said no problem >> where did you invent that piece of land I never knew it existed until the mikvah showed up what's the history >> let me the history is a simple that's another faban as they say good >> no it's like you s in someone came to me he said I had a big incident at the mikvah but the rebba my wife met her her sister her aunt she's so embarrassed there was a line now was growing and the mikvah was it was capacity wasn't chai to it they couldn't keep up with it so we approached the rabb's mikvah we asked maybe we could make it bigger is this that they were they were conflicted about it. I don't they did a fantastic job for many years and Razi was she ran it beautifully. She paid the bills. She was amazing. But you know, but it things you know we're going to get old and and things move on. But and the guy said I don't know what to do. My wife was so upset. She had such a you know uncomfortable experience. So we some you know there's a little little land for $100,000 you could build mikvah with a shower. I said way too weird. Look when guy said the guy owns a piece of property you could buy it. What happened was the developer was going to develop the building in the corner and another guy there's a corner available bought it. He's hoping developer would take it and flip it to him. >> Developers I don't need it. >> So for 100 years those park I remember the corner rats and those trucks it was garbage. >> Other Yeah. >> I know it existed. >> It was a little as a bucket. We grew up in Troy Avenue. So we always saw it. Those are little trucks. It was a junkyard a sliver with gates for 100 years. Guy said 100 grand. I called the guy up. I said, "He's stuck at selling back and forth." I said, "Could you build there?" He said, "I don't know." He showed me he has approved plans to build like a tiny tin like a like 600 foot apartment. I said, "What's 68?" He said, "Yeah, you can stay." I said, "Listen, if we could build legally, I'm going to build a mikvah, shower, and call it a day. For $350,000, we're out. Done. At least we'll break the system a little bit." [laughter] And I we were doing it. Who's in? And I I in two minutes, I got the money. was what a 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 boom like okay that was easy it was a good fing and I guess people had a lot of money at the time whatever it was it was like uh it was a good fab and we went into contract we bought it I remember going into contract I went to Zam Shakat's office I never bought a piece of property in my life he had money for closing what are you talking about [laughter] he ended writing the whole check >> was good for the Jews >> oh yeah he was good [laughter] he's he's also a very special Jew anyway but I'm saying he people care you know he he just okay you you need to make for doing it. And I went around I didn't have a nickel. This is a good story. So I didn't have a nickel. Now as I'm about to start, guy said, someone says to me, you know, there's a thing called a vault. Look into it. You have an empty lot, you might be able to do a vault called. >> What's a vault? >> Which by the way, I'll explain it to you tonight. >> Yep. Very special. We're good friends. >> They're dedicating now on today. They're dedicating a new wing, a new gate. is a very dear friend. She's always very helpful. I called her up. I knew she she was very connected. I said, "Listen, there's such a thing called a vault." Now, a vault is if you go to Rapkins Melford, let's say, they build under sidewalks. So, the city gives you free land, but you have to make sure there's no gas lines and electric, and you pay like $100 forever. It's like a lease for 100 years. So, Bishmo, for example, the whole Union Street. So, if you kne see the sidewalk is very big. So, the building is 5,000 square feet each floor. on the basement will be almost 10 because of the sidewalk. So I'm going under entire sidewalk. It spreads out. So it's called a vault. Is that what 77 these bathrooms are? >> Yes. Yeah. Same idea. That's called a vault. It's it's called a vault cuz it's built so fire truck has to come if there's ever a fire. It's strong enough I could drive. Anyway, okay. Rory says she could do it. I'm going to help you do it. She did in honor of Ari actually. and she took the whole project on herself and she went all the way and she I went to meetings with her to city officials. There's a approved now went from $300,000 to $3 million, $3 half million. And once you do $3 million off, now I don't have a nickel. Someone tips me off. Fiveish peaser in five towns. They want to build a mikvah. Call them up. I go to the house. I travel. Uh we're building a mikvah. I He's married to Elberg. >> Yeah. Fantastic. Tamar that wasn't making any but fantastic people. She says to me, I said, "Oh, 18 grand, whatever. No idea." She says, "Okay, done." I call home. I'm like hitting myself on the head and what I I never raised money for a building. >> I pay for two windows. Anyway, >> I I I call her back. I said, "I apologize. I think I made a mistake." You know, she says, "We'll do She" She gets back to me. She'll do 100,000, I think, at the time. Any day we're doing groundbreaking. I I don't have a nickel. I don't have nothing. I'm just collecting pledges now. I'm just talking to people running around. I went to that morning went to the oil. I went I have a Sunday morning. I'm driving back. Drivers calls me up >> every Sunday morning. You don't have time. >> Yeah. >> Where? >> In a special uh place called Bane Ridge. >> Bay Ridge. >> It's a It's It's called Bane Ridge. It's on uh Ocean and Z Bay Ridge. It's called Bane Ridge. >> Bane Ridge sounds like a banish cup. >> No, no. It's we go with nursing goes with me. Nursing goes with me. Lippy Lippy Kaski and Peski go Tuesday. Kasovski does the 5:30 Ram every day. [laughter] He's the bomb. >> He's the bomb. He doesn't stop. He gives a [ __ ] every day. By the way, I have a sh five minute show. Go on to it. Every every day five minutes one:00. My phone's going to ring 15 20 guys going on that. Uh he was like now pes he's very into this. He does a fantastic job. So he he he fers calls me back and I'm driving out to the groundbreaking the the we're about to do groundbreaker and it's a big thing. I spoke to my wife and we decided we're going to do $360,000. I'm like, "What?" I announced it. I was like, "You can imagine." But at this point, I'm on a high and I'm flying. I don't even know how much project is going to cost. I just I just know that he just took me from zero to 100. Once he did that, it's in fundraising, the biggest challenge is the start. Once the project's off the ground and you're moving like and we're starting on the building to get it off the ground and build it is the hardest. Once people see you building, okay, now it's real. till you get there it's very difficult so you have to people trust in you and he trusted and he's like I told him it's your best investment because that you'll never take away I mean it is so successful mikvah we have >> and there's no mortgage right >> there's no mortgage bar >> and we pump we pumping a lot of money I spent this year probably 100 grand I don't know if you noticed all the plants outside I made a brand new garden >> I can tell you for a fact the women love that mikvah more people are keeping towers of mishbah because of that mikvah I have I have stories non-stop Stop it to make you hear stand up. >> People that worked there were also very sensitive this compliments coming in non-stop. >> That's the success. I have my sister Cherry New and Kasar run it like literally >> Mrs. Mrs. Ellen >> Ms. No, my sister and then and run the >> ah the operations >> operations. They don't go into the mic for during Mrs. Ellen is amazing. Mrs. Mrs. Bournesteinstein we have a team. >> How do you handle all the egos in a shul and make sure everyone's comfortable and happy and money? [laughter] What's the secret as a president and founder of a >> how do you make everyone happy where you can't? How do you handle that? The rich and the poor and then the >> make everybody happy you you just you know if you're happy yourself you make everybody else happy. >> From my experience everybody considers my founders everybody considers Moshi to be their brother. Anywhere you go you say Moshi Benson oh I'm his best friend. Every single one of the balatim is his best friend. And it's not a contradiction. They really are. >> I have relatives that started admining there 10 years ago. They literally feel like they're part they're part of the family. >> A mazda for Ellie. >> Brain Elli became Bubby and Zadi this week. Huge. Yeah, it's huge. >> Gorgeous kids. >> I heard she's turning 50. >> Who? >> Ellie. >> Ellie's turning pes. >> I want to get your sister on the show. Clapman. I hear she's going to blow up. >> Yeah, you two together. It's going to be fun. [laughter] >> I want to go back to the mah. So, >> you know, when we did it >> again, the same thing. It was new. >> It was a lot of what's going to be. I remember sitting there. Remember and do were very big involved >> what he does for the tish andky made a wedding last night. No, >> noky made to my cousin. >> When was that? >> Last night, right? >> I was there. >> But I'm saying they do. >> They didn't make a wedding together. >> No, no, no, no. They too they do the the very busy feeding. Yeah. Yeah. All time. Yeah. >> I'm telling you, Raml called me up. I remember he was very involved with the mikvah. Do Spur was amazing and a lot of people helped, you know, with money. Shhat and B Yunic and a lot of a lot of my Thomas >> that's for sure the SH guys all of the SH guys what I'm saying it was very very helpful but I remember and and they were construction guys so they knew what they're talking about I remember sitting there and we were getting ready to open the building we're stressed out and the phone rang and like it was like brand new line just and I think Riftar picked up say you're open say you're open cuz they're never going to you're never she's okay yeah we're open >> oh the mikvah >> yeah and that was it that's how we But because it Rammo wanted didn't finish touching touching this and that we couldn't get there and LA last 10 years it's open 10 years already every year I put in at least 25 grand to that place just to make sure it's top I just did all the furniture random Maggie designed it Maggie got gorgeous. How do you allocate your time? You have all these different things you run. What's the secret? >> You get up four o'clock and you go to the >> You go every day. >> Every day. Yeah. >> You go a mile every day >> and you run three miles. Wow. Speaking of your sh like to talk about our dear friend Mendy Schmuring of Smiring Chocolate. >> Let me get one of those minor bars. >> Mendy. Oh, >> the Schmuring Chocolate brand is it's I love that they're a corporate sponsor because you love the product. Everybody loves the product. It's almost like Mushi Pinson. Everybody loves Mushi Pinson, >> by the way. He's an amazing guy. >> Chocolate. It's Kasha Pesak, by the way. Oh, I got a call from a big memo. A guy that worked in the house. He said he never saw the Reba eating the chocolate on Pes but he said during the year the Reba definitely ate chocolate. He I said that I heard that he didn't. He said he didn't >> horse chocolate that was the chocolate. >> Did chocolate did chocolate during the horse still exist? >> Sure. >> It's a it's a >> no I don't eat nuts but it's del bunch of nuts. [laughter] >> He actually men's amazing person. I don't know if you remember like 10 years ago 15 there was a tufa of about 15 to 20 solid guys at a myel who moved out and I was doing an analyzation of the whole situation I mean my show 15 20 heavy shows not you're talking about there's a big ex's going out and I was very worried about it and I I didn't uh I was just worried that it's going to trend and it's going to what's going to happen to nights and and these weren't regular people these were middle class to upper class so they're they're about to buy a house spend a million dollars so why should I buy it here I'll go Miami and buy a house for a million dollars and live in like a bench, you know. And that started a huge trend. I know a lot of guys >> also during co a lot of guys left >> before and I remember thinking to myself, you know, what's going to be people going to leave and the community and grounds and the shores and the and then Mishy moved back to Grits. [laughter] I like Mendy, oh thank god you light into the tunnel. He walked in but but you know you shouldn't ever worry about these things. You know, >> a lot of these class rules events merge and closed and merged and closed. >> A lot of them did it for different reasons, different, you know, everybody has their thing. I am I can't tell you how happy when I know that there's 100 parties in front. There was nothing. There was absolutely nothing. When I walk, it feels so good when I know classes are all making tanks and everybody's making >> you an auction. Now the 20 guys jump in the water. Good. >> I'm I am so happy to hear when another sh is doing. You know, one thing I told somebody last night is one of the thing we're building is not building just for ourselves. We're building to the has thousands of people non-stop literally and we host and people are going to come and say woo you know what we did over here and and your show and the next show and the young guys say you know we're going to also do something we're going to build they're building our ramson show that show over there I was very helpful with them they came to me I said don't worry you're going to get it done >> and they're going to get it done I spoke hours with them I said don't worry now they're building a mikvah and they have a sh and the other show all the way down there you know there's a brook guy I think he lives all the way down and you Yeah. >> They also said they came they want what do we do? I said don't worry just go right. So always believed in that you know the's message was always the same thing >> forward march forward don't worry you saw the video about >> I watch it every week. Yeah, we don't say we don't believe in us. >> No, no, the didn't let you. No, someone says don't believe in it. >> We don't have to deal with the saying something else is saying exists if you want it. So get it out of your head. Become a connect to the Reb and a scotch to the Reb will cause you not to have these problems. >> I have to tell this to you. I have I mean it's the first time I'm telling it to anybody, right? Yankee Barber, he came spoke in the best shop this afternoon. After that >> he's a he had yard set to speak for >> yard his wife yeah today >> uh I think Sunday >> oh yeah right Sunday >> Sunday he came to speak about his new he put out we're going to get to this in a minute >> that actually >> he said a vert he said a vert that when you say the dus about the dry land about walking on the dry land and uh like the only way you could explain why do we say denu all the things of shabis and mata all the biggest miracles it said that if we were able to split the sea and it wasn't going to be completely dry it would be dana what's the big deal of about the the sand being dry. Big deal. What a he says, "You have to explain it. I'll pick and this and beautiful. I got the beautiful parish the is after and my I got on the shabas because my son's birthday is my son's whatever should continue to benchm >> I put on the living terra. I subscribe to living. I show it and show every shabas. It's the best way to start your week." >> The was talking about my son's name is all about and that nothing and it was very connected because to help him with everything and it was very whatever and then the was talking in the same about the dry land I was like oh my god you see the left but more 100% but I'm saying the theat that has every week they bring the to the world and it answers everybody hits every single person >> speaking of the clap >> oh pass me the >> I just want to finish off with the mikvah thing >> oh yeah >> sure >> because it it changed the reality of the mitzvah mikvah. It took hundreds of people besides for adocranized people coming and all that. There are non-stop and one of the biggest problems we had is getting people out. They loved it. It was it it was such a luxury. You understand that this place is run like like a the high high-end spa >> like a spa gym. >> They dim the lights. They play music. They're like candles. It's really and you come you come from a house regular bar can have family and kids and it's hectic. They come there and they just disappear. And that was the Reb's message. You listen to the from the Reb that the woman should go to the mikvah should be the biggest pleasure in mitzvah. >> I'm just wondering why. >> Yeah. Well, the students last week they came from who? See teens thousands kids and every year you hear oh by the way this guy is comes and they told their mother they're building one there and they going there you see the effect 24/7 these things and that's everything in life. If you do good and you by your soul and you do it beside the >> the right reasons. >> Yeah. Exactly. Not be your own egos whatever it is. talking about talking about doing things beautifully and about and making life easier and nicer for thousands of years doing 5,000 years and you open up this big there's nowhere to put it you have a wine you spill your wine you open it up the next year Marois pops out intomeck comes along to the publication house and they make a hagada that stands >> brilliant >> gorgeous standing it takes up less than 25% of the table space of a hagada times that by 20 people you have a full empty table there you can Good stuff. Gorgeous art. >> And it gives you all the instructions. Break the matzah. Fill the wine. Dip the honey. Dip the honey in there. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. The whole It comes in a gorgeous gift box. >> Wow. >> In a gorgeous gift box. >> Yeah. >> You get one of those. >> It's a couple of bucks. You give it to your balab. They make it. They print it. They sell. Wait. Wait. You ready for the best part? >> It's already 39 bucks. If you buy many, it's even cheaper. But wait. Even if you buy only one 39 bucks. You put in Clappy at checkout. CL L A P Y 15% off. >> I need a dozen of those. >> A dozen of those. >> Everybody, >> perfect gift. >> They're buying. >> Look at this. Say Lad Mikish. Go forth in the morning. Let love the army and want to do our father Jacob with pictures. >> Beautiful. >> I like the idea. The idea is great. >> How come nobody else thought about this? >> That's the way works. >> We always do it the best. >> And if in your pes and you need some extra cheers, right, Clavia, what do you do? Oh, if you need cheers, if you need tents, if you need party rental, a Bashimal, a proud Bashimal member, by the way, I saw he was a double a double sponsor. >> A1 party rentals. I saw on the in the Bash perm party, it says A1 party diamond sponsor and then it says family sponsors Ellie and Freman. I'm like, whoa, how much you hit the same person up [laughter] him is not hitting up. Him don't pay the bill. We're we owe him. [laughter] He does all we have, you know, uh tish. We have kind of a room over 500 people in the show. >> So we have spillovers and tents and chairs and tables. So he does all my rentals. >> So and we're slow sometimes to pay on time, you know. [laughter] So we barter the neighborh and we have of course ch Butcher most beautiful restaurant. The kebab is the most beautiful gorgeous restaurant. Their restaurant on uh on Troy Avenue. You don't have to go to Manhattan and get a $200 parking ticket and babysitters. You only need like three hours. I've been there. Yeah. So, Siege Butcher, then they have also a beautiful deli on Albany. And now they have a frozen section where fine groceries are sold with readymade food. You just pop it in the oven and you're good to go. >> And speaking of Mayor Kabakov with Luction on the Baham, the whole caravan of Carol and Troy. >> Amazing stuff. >> Is the Luxen Kabakov caravan >> the real thing coming up. Pesak is coming up in a couple of days. Yeah. I want everybody to know when it comes to Pesak, one of the most popular foods you're going to eat in every single meal. Every single Jewish person in every meal is going to have fish. Rascin fish. Rascin fish. >> Clap. You're not eating the fish. >> No. >> People told me it's the highlight of the show is to watch Kloppy eat that the Rascin the most delicious. >> So I spoke to Manyasi today. By the way, is my dear friend Mexican. Wait, wait. 718 Rascins >> Sluckom 6. Go look at the sign. You know what Sluckham 6 is? >> Yeah, that's the old way. >> Dial 756 is the only sign I think exists in Brooklyn. Go look at Rasin signs. >> Sluck them. >> SL. >> They used to tell you phone numbers. >> Oh, to remember, >> not know. So, you shouldn't 75. You didn't hear what you said. 756. Huh. So, instead of remember, they would say SL6. So, you know SL means 75. >> Every number on the phone had the old phones. My mother used to tell me suck them six for gold. That was sluck six. That was it. >> Wow. >> Go look at the signs. >> They told me now that 718 Roskins you call from anywhere in the world. They could freeze it with ice packs and ship it to you. Could get boxes and boxes of filter fish. THEY HAVE A WHOLE HERRING LINE KOSHER PESA. >> Are they doing the live fish or no live fish? >> Wait, here's better. >> Yes or no? >> I don't know about anything about live fish. >> No do live fishes. A lot of labs they make. They sell nos. I buy for them. No, nos. Zero. Just fish. >> No. No. I wanted to tell you they told me that for people that are mach not to have ingredients, not to have sugar, >> oil salt. >> They said salt, no pepper, no garlic, you get the most fish with the best of and delicious and all the salmon rolls. They have the gapilta fish rolls, the pike rolls, all the rolls, kasha pesak and a herring lineup and they'll ship it to you anywhere in the world. Commercial kitchens, big rolls of gapilta fish. Yeah. >> 718 Rascins. We're so proud to have them on the show every week. And after Pesak, we're gonna go back to eating the food on the show. Now it's Kasha Pesak. >> What about if you want to clean your car? Clappy. Any recommendations? >> Do not clean your cars. Buy a new car for Pesak. And it's so cheap at wheels to lease. My friend Saul at wheels to lease. >> And Izzy >> and Izzy Herman, the top salesman there. You just call them up. They have crazy deals now on the Pilot, >> on the Highlander, >> on the minivans. >> On the Highlander. Minivan. >> The Highland. The minivans are >> People wake up. They need a car summer. They're going crazy. I need it for shabas for next chabas and this time >> they have the car from when you call them until it's in your driveway. Guess how long with the credit approval? >> Two, three hours. A car is in your driveway. >> Go to a car wash takes three hours. A pesak. You get a new car in your driveway. It's easier to get car wash. >> And the [laughter] prices are the prices are the prices are crazy. >> Big inventories now. The cars. It's good deals. >> But old guy don't go to cleaners anymore. Just buy new suits. [laughter] >> [sighs and gasps] >> And then also one more thing my brother told me the only thing he misses about KMR and FFH and all these great hotels is that the w the morning waffles. The waffles you come in the morning get waffles shahle >> shahakle. So, our new sponsor, Elegant Desserts, has you could buy >> Oh, the pecan pie yesterday in THE CAR WAS ELEGANT. >> ELEGANT. >> But you could buy you could buy the batter just like they have in the fancy p my only thing you missed in the whole hotel. You know, all I said, what are you missing? They made the steaks of this, the concert like nothing. Oh, you just missed the morning waffle. You come in to the tea room, the waffles, FFH partner with not that I ever tasted it, but I go to FFH every single year and I can tell you Lady Fagen's waffles and and Pesak, they taste exactly like the KTS ones. >> They all use it. It's elegant desserts batter. You can feel like you're in a hotel partners. Yeah. >> Partners. Everything comes Everything boils back to Bash. I just want to let you know that studio. What studio? We in >> slow motion. Yankee Tab. >> Yankee Tab. He has every single thing of bash last 22 years documented from Bishma. He is my guy. For example, we built the mikvah. If you go ever go on the website, which I have to update whatever, there's a video there of time lapse entire building. Yet, my new building right now, if you walked on top of Ben's building on the corner and Dolby SP on the other corner, you'll see two big eyes looking down at you. Live cameras right now. So, for when they hit the ground, the fence goes up, everything. I call Yankee. Yankee, I need a favor. I want a video of the whole history of >> I want to ask you another question when it comes to the kines I know you used to be very involved now you have your own thing going on but I see like every year hundreds of lining up and you're handing them gift cards 50 100 200 you want to like give them like a little treat to go home with >> gift cards in stores >> if you guys help us give us some money they want to give it out they don't want to be harassed they you know keep anonymously and they they give me a stack and I give it out I give stand there and give it out to them but uh the kines itself we have originally was always a separation between kits I don't know history. >> Farmers. >> Farmers. [laughter] >> I remember I used to I used to send out an email from AOL. They used the Schlim had an AOL account called Akus I think it was called. >> Yeah. Yas. [laughter] >> And they and listen and they used once a year I would send the post. [laughter] I used to get the emails AOL. Everybody had you my email address was like Khan Mush and AOL. It's like some weird thing. I still have it actually. But I think they they they abolished the whole thing because now every every state has a WhatsApp groups and they work that and I used to send that email scheduled welcoming all the first years I did it. I had thousands no one had anywhere to go. They had the regular but then they wanted a party somewhere. So we were in it was like a train of before started popping up. And now invites us to speak. Abi has a the only thing going on integration. With all that we still have hundreds of in and out every single kid and Yudi Cohen >> famous famous. >> We love Yudi. We love Yudi. Oh, you know I know we get interrupted. You have so much personality that I know comes from your father. But you have a lot of drizzen personality that came from. I want to hear a little bit about your mother. >> Hold on. My personality is all drizzen. Clap. Let's not >> My father's >> Let's hear Let's hear a little bit. >> My mother was a very special person. I heard that one scholar the real person who he was entranced by was Mishi's mother. That's the >> My mother was the baby and he was the oldest. So So he always treated her. >> No, Kichi was the baby >> girl. That one's a boy. >> Oh, okay. Get your facts straight. Baby girl. >> Yeah. >> My mother was the youngest in the family and she was my my uncle's the oldest and she was the you know took care of her. Always very friendly. He's a very special person. Uncle but I'm talking about I'm talking my mother. My mother was a very very active special person. She, you know, I always say the story about her lipstick. Mother wore a very heavy red lipstick. She's a Russian, you know, she liked it. So they have all the all the people. Mrs. Pinson, it's not you go by Debba. You know, you know my mother's action was loves my lipstick. [laughter] That's the way she was. She she she got it. There you She was a real She was for the first I grew up I an average I had to sleep on the floor guests. There was no such thing as uh those days there was no like extra rooms. It was one bedroom, one toilet and eight [laughter] of us. Literally you wait a half hour to get to the bathroom. There was nothing. >> You heard the story about Dud Shami? >> No. >> There's a you Shami guy. He used to dance so beautifully at every wedding. They used to beg him to dance. He would jump and dance. Somebody asked him, "How do you dance so well?" He says, "You grew up in a family with 17 kids in one bathroom. [laughter] You learn how to dance." Yeah, it's not a joke. You don't you don't know you don't remember this because you're a little old younger than me. So you had probably two bathrooms. We had one bathroom. We got eight kids. >> You saw the news yesterday. A family in Modí. The mother and 21st 21st or 22nd kid. >> That's like the in Israel. But but we grew up like that. I always grew up at a house mish open house. My mother's like the first kabat house. There a few homes in there. The mamads always had open. It was very those are very small. It wasn't a popular uh like you know now was Korean and all the Israelis came to house we had our cousin baptish my house every night hundreds of and then all the cousins and then all the guests and then spoke about you know the video you've seen the video >> we famous video your father you were holding the plug in the wall all night >> pa and abi lived in my basement >> give us history give us some >> context and abi were 11 Before Moi's pinch's cousin opened basil and everyone came to crown heights before that brought everyone you speak to these guys on William Barber I was in height for >> please give us some history was cocking heavy to dance >> cuz you mentioned your father I thought you I didn't realize coming >> tell us the story >> go online someone posted a video recently >> I saw it >> if from across the street they took a video >> your father started you let him say the story I meant to live in my basement obby They were bubbas. Yusk 11 was very instrumental bringing them from Vermont and they called. My mother always had open house. Bring them in and they were musicians and they played and they never spoke about this. My mom said what do you mean? They never spoke. Let's make music. >> Spoke about what? >> Dancing. >> So they said come to come come to my garden. I have a big garden. We'll plug play you'll play music on the porch. We lived upstairs then. We don't even we had a tiny apartment upstairs. The downstairs was not living there. see through the the the the electric cord upstairs. I remember I plugged in. It was the front of my house like the dining. The plug work properly. >> Huh? >> What street? >> Montgomery 620. Montgomery and Brooklyn. >> Brooklyn has it started. No. >> Montgomery and Brooklyn. Brooklyn. The middle of the block. Our house. >> The middle of the block. Middle of the box. >> Not not there. And they threw up the cord and I plugged it in. It kept falling out. So I had to get tape. And >> your father says you have to hold it a whole you know those old plugs wobbly. Yeah. And it was he needed anyways finally got it going. We got it going and we had a cousin seel he's whatever he was sang beautifully. They sang the first time and I lit up the night and then okay well now we know then the crowd started coming and got bigger and then someone said okay let's move it to the corner. That's the story first. >> The first night they moved to the corner >> 6. No no no later. Second night later. So when did he Salanto show up? >> My mother my mother didn't wasn't interested in being the she just did it because >> so he came the next year he came that year. >> No maybe two years later it was running already. Bakham took it over. You know it wasn't it wasn't it was not like this. It was a big uh people play music. That's it. >> But you know what I'm noticing a real trend. Your father said that had a broken up smashed up car. He went to Pumpkin they got a gorgeous Cadillac. They did Ebbertson came and helped choose the color. Your father needed those days like 50 years ago 2530 grand76 >> him and a few friends wrote out the checks to Pumpkin and they drove the Cadillac 770 >> you know when they asked the rabb to pick it the said speak to the rabbitson went to pmpkin >> I said went with them to pmpkin >> and about 10 years ago Rabbi Krinsky came to bring and he said randomly that the reb was once in the car someone said where's the car he said don't ask after it got neglected it's in a ratinfested did it got [ __ ] I don't know where they kept it. Davidson also has a car by the way. It's being refixed, right? Redone now, actually. So, we said, "Okay, we're taking it over. We're going to make him new. We're refinishing the whole thing." So, I call him I have a friend, Leighton, you know. Show him Leighton from Arizona. >> Yeah, I do know him. I do know him. You know how I know. >> Yeah, he's a big big guy. He has a a big dealership. So, he called him up. He said, "I have the I know the owner of Pat the big Cadillac dealers. They do the president's cars >> restoring. >> Let's go get it going." He took care of the whole thing. They rewired inside and touch >> inside have it. >> No, they try to Yeah. A couple of weeks they left the bike there. >> No, no. Professionals do. No. >> And at one condition I told at the time you do the Reb's garage, you make it over, make it proper, and it's going to be parked there. I wanted people to get a tour of it. >> Yeah. >> What was it? I thought maybe even to drive and kalas with it, you know. >> Yeah. I like that. I like that. >> You know, you should give money to Americas. >> Yeah. Yeah. For sure. >> Charge and get a special ride the first time. >> The new wedding package maybe. No, the the first place to go and that was that was you know as a married couple. >> Are you involved in the new wedding package? >> Not officially. >> Who's it? Hill's project and Jacob. >> Oh, not Hill. >> Bruce Bman. >> There a lot of guys. It's amazing thing. It's amazing. Any But going back to the car, we restored it. It's ready to go 100% full. >> Parked in the house waiting for the deba on president. >> President fully ready to go. >> You know what's >> thousands of dollars. Oh no, but the is is that your father was a mocker and your mother sha started see >> the first the first you know to have the the rides you know the first >> rides by the by the parades >> and beware every time >> there's a fear the rides yeah >> the first ones in front of house my mother made she made a balloon you those ear those >> inflatables >> the jumping bouncing house >> bouncing house that's it she made two of them and that was the whole party >> it came to expect that anytime there's any big event at crown nights sponsor >> anything good that happens anything good that happens Brown team with a little logo on the bottom. You almost like >> I am honored to have it there. >> Honestly, I I love it. I love when people call me. I love when people ask. I want to help if I can help. >> Here's the elephant in the room. >> You bought the building. You bought the property at the corner of Union and Albany. It's been abandoned and empty for 50 years. And Debe Mameish cried. Debba cried about that property. You put out a journal about that property as I'm happy you brought >> dozens of times why isn't the community mist taking that property. >> So I you had a whole >> I had a lot of research on this love that property and I'm going to say it on the record so people understand what happened. This property was a house. It was a building many years. Stood there building pictures. I have everything. I have beautiful. It's in the brochure actually. And then it got condemned in the 80s. A lot of these buildings broke. No one. It was too too expensive to touch. Owners left it and they and the city condemned it and they ripped it down. And then the Reb used to call is a fellow. He was part of the community. He called him in for a meeting one time. He asked him what's going on. And the Reb kept pushing it. vineyard. It's a very it's a crazy because when I bought the land I didn't know anything. I didn't hear anything about negative positive. I just knew it's an empty lot. I knew the owners. They wanted to sell it to me. And the reason why they wanted to sell it because remember was the mikvah. The mikvah cracked and they were going to rip salt 77. >> No no no. No. Talk about recently [laughter] there was they were going to take down the mikvah because they said it's leaking. The only way to do it is to rip it down. And I called bar Lazar. I said mikvah. They need 100 grand in 10 minutes. You got the money, preserve it. The guy watched this story. I guess read it. He said, "My I need to call you. What? I have I have the land across the street. I saw what you did in the MC. I see your you know something is going to help. I want to sell it to you and one condition. You build something for the community." I said, "Actually, I'm looking for a show." I didn't know anything about the property. Honestly, I didn't know anything. At the closing, there's a lawyer there. He's probably I said, "What do you want put put on the film?" Sure. Sure. Last time I did this with Zuavic from the Five Towns when they closed at his building. >> I said, "Oh, you know, Zman, very nice." So I call Salman. He doesn't answer. I said, "By the way, 17 years ago, this guy did a closing by you and I put on Phil on the menu." Anyway, next morning I go to the oil, give a report, come out of the oil standing there. I say, "Amen." You didn't get my message. He said, "What message? I left you a whole message about the guy." He say, "Oh, I missed. I'm sorry." Whatever. Okay. I was busy. Yeah. Do you know, by the way, that made a groundbreaking here? >> Oh my god. >> I go, "What are you? What? What did you just say?" This is this is the first inkling I know. So, what are you talking about? says, "The Rebba made a groundbreaking here." I said, "Tell me the story." He says, "I was there. Fry was there from Jai has a corner apartment upstairs. He saw this. The Roosevelt brothers is >> not anymore. We're talking about Shiners." [laughter] But set the record straight. Ra. Leave it alone. He calls me the mud. Anyways, [laughter] he he he was there uh Sturburgg. I got a few names that were there. >> New London, Connecticut or something. >> And now he says, >> Lucy, we mentioned your brother. I'm just letting you know. [laughter] >> Love is good people, >> the best. >> Anyways, so he's like, I'm telling you, did I? I said, so what's the story? He says, I don't know. Go to Yod. [laughter] So I go to Yodel. I said, what happened here? You the vote on everything. >> Tell me the land that you for me. >> I never had a grandma. I never heard this before. >> I never either. I said fine. He says I What's the date? This that track for it was the last day of there was looked for his couldn't find anything. Six months later he calls me back. I looked the wrong year. I found the what's the say the went to the mikvah was the only time yud drove the usually did was busy whatever how to say they worked the went to the oil the mikvah then went to the oil drove him the pulls up to the mikvah and says to yen wow >> now you have to say oh after was there laser after that's the other guy it was boarded off it was it was condemned it was a chained off linked fence and still was nothing. You couldn't get in there. Yield drops the rev off. He belines Roosevelt live on Empire in Albany that time knocks on his door says get into the car right now and you get back with me. They run. They break the train lays off. You have to rip the gate open. We broke it open. [sighs] >> Wow. >> Now what do what do we do? As what I do? So they take the rock. I It's a shame is standing there. >> No, no. The mikvah is the mikvah. >> The mikvah. He goes he starts we're going to here. We're going to build a building. They know what to do because they take the rock and they drop it. >> Okay, now this is where the witnesses, you know, this is like the conspiracy witness, but this is pretty much 99% of people say Izzy walks out. The now is coming out of the mikvah. So the Reb is on the corner of Union and Albany, but like leaving the mikvah side and Izzy's is coming from the Bish building and they meet with the car. So the MBA is standing right on the corner facing the already made the turn. He's picking up the turns to Israel says we just made gives him $2. So building >> eyewitness from 10 people now. >> Wow. >> To me that's the only >> you know where that rack is. >> I wish I trying to find the dollars as are trying to help me find it. It's piles and they're not sure the mother wrote down the date. I I would buy it for anything. But the rap >> you can't figure out the dollars. You're the dollars expert. >> I'm the dollar expert. Sure. We'll get so reb >> the history you know I told you the history of of last time a mikvah was built mikvah was 120 years ago. You know that right? They say some people say the fat used it once that's how old it is used that mikvah once was an old wasn't lab by the way you should just know wasn't babbor until 1970 >> talking about wasab hardbre talking about women talking about mikvas pes is coming and a lot of people now kas are getting engaged when you need to buy jewelry you know where you buy jewelry right lane ley lane lane jewelers is where it all happens This show is a partnership with Wavy Lane Jewelers when you have to buy your future daughter-in-law. You have to buy beautiful cufflings for your cousin jewelry is Ley Lane on Kingston Avenue. >> But you have to get the Ley Lane lane show. I have to I don't he's going to kill me for saying you have to get the experience of Ley talking. >> Great saleswoman there. They're very They're really good. >> Your niece is wonderful, but I'm a little impartial that Ley Lane is a show. So, >> she went to Ley Lane Jewelers >> first. Good friend. >> Beautiful. Big supporter. But let me go back to to um so >> at that point >> so the mikvah was the first one now from the ground up groundites >> I don't remember one not in the last 100 years ground up so when I heard that somebody whatever want there I said I don't know what he wanted there but he didn't want it to be said he wanted a community space there >> he wanted a community space listen community space >> it's irrelevant that's not the conversation the conversation is wanted a we want a burger bar >> so someone said what happened in the last 30 years I said unfortunately 30 years of matlanim Unfortunately, the Egyptian kick in and we have the >> I'm afraid >> clips from the show is going to go more viral than Dovy does. I I hope it >> huge Rabbi Dober. >> Rabbi Dober I hopefish before the show. I wasn't sure. I never realized how charming Mo could be. Even though he had a drizzen, you know, >> I wanted to say something about my first serious like asking. I was I didn't realize how my first memory of Rabbi Dove Bear Pinson. I'm 17 or 18 years old. >> Vancouver. I no no no no pre Vancouver I thought I was a kazin I couldn't sing or davin for my whole life I got hired by a guy chauff or something in Dumbo for a shashana I was wondering why a guy hired me because anyways I thought I thought I'm going to have anyways I come an hour before shashana he gives me my bedroom in some warehouse whatever [snorts] and I'm the big I thought I'm the show meanwhile he had pins come for shashashana of b pinsen there's a shashana night 4 500 yepies 4 or 500 people and I'm the kas So I go sit in the front of this huge like commercial space. >> Anyways, I'm expecting to hear whatever. He's standing in the front with 500 like tattooed and yepies and you know like whatever >> not not people like looking like in 770. [snorts] >> And he's talking about yutk vfke. And anyway he says we're going to breathe in yutk and breathe out vfke. [laughter] Anyways they're all going I I was laughing. I held my nose and I made [laughter] a beline. I ran into the hallway. I was choking and laughing so hard and the 15 minutes they were doing yks and buff and I knew right away he's not regular. >> No, he's a special guy. >> You do you breathe in yudk vke or not? >> I breathe. [laughter] >> Yes. He wrote over 60 books to >> he's very popular. He's married to um to Weinberg Vancouver and I spent a year in Vancouver years later. So I'm very I feel very connected. You know I'm also very close friends with your brother-in-law. >> Which one? >> Winch. >> Frame. >> Yeah. >> The best artist. >> Huh? best artist. >> Great artist. He's he's well he thinks like an artist, talks like an artist. >> I recently sent one of his artwork to Man of Savage Academy because he did a great >> He did a lot of wine cover wine labels. >> Yeah. >> And they're considering reusing it for >> I believe I believe one day his stuff is going to go for tens of millions of dollars his stuff is going to sell for brilliant. He makes a painting. He makes a drawing every day after Dining all day. He draws. >> You mentioned 60 books. Today's my Rabbi Alzar Wanger who also didn't write six Montreal. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Oh, he married Big E. What are you talking about? I was good friends with Wanganger the the the boy. >> I was with them in Montreal. >> So today's is Yite. He wrote over 30 books. >> Should have co and the Brahasb and all these he used to write children's books when it was not popular, wasn't cool or wasn't interesting. And today's is the yardite also co-founded theon which today shimmy wbam with rabbi zurkin who ironically yites was I think with >> does Tucker know does Tucker know that should be wam's a big general he's a big general >> conquering the world >> I just want to do a shout out to Shimmy Wam he still does a a memory video of Rabbi Zerkin and my every single year most people >> forget about the original guy you forget about the original >> always tells people by dollars usually they just come for the They never come back to me >> and every year and the girls and the boys does the video memorial of my rabbanger whose yard city and Rabbi Zurkin whose yard site is within a week. >> Yeah. >> Whose son Fabang Rab Shalom every single week in my house for the past five years. >> But before people there's a lot of sponsorship opportunities to build the Debb's building that wanted this building to be a community center. So there's and when's construction starting? >> We would like to be in the ground ASAP. any minute, >> you know, a week or two, a month. >> Permits. Permits are everything's ready to go. >> And it's going to cost how much? >> About 15 million. >> 15. >> They say don't like finishing the building because they lose an opportunity to raise money. Could you comment on that? >> Yes. That's my [laughter] >> whatever you build and you go to the next building. What's the big deal? You have to. >> Is it easy to raise for a building? M. Is it easy or hard? People say building is easy. Is that true or false? >> Nothing is easy in life. Do you know the goal a school for Parnell is work. You got to work hard [snorts] and you got to work really hard and you're going to have a lot. I remember I'm telling you we were short $400,000 for the mikvah. I can remember yesterday I traveled to 100 places. I was in Costa Rica with Gdalia. I said I'm going to meet a few people. I went this Brazil and [snorts] everywhere I I was just clicking I was I landed in Crown Heights. I remember Datask and Maggie called me up and said how much is left for the next [laughter] >> I said I didn't even know. I said 400,000 done. >> Whoa. >> I said what are you talking about? I said I have a guy. He doesn't want you tell doesn't want to tell you who it is. It's anonymous. He said he wants to finish it. >> My point is that tells you the same story. If you build, you do. Tells you the same story. >> Three tips. We need some viral clips here. Three tips for fundraising as one of the most well-known successful fundraisers in Kaban today. Three tips. >> First, thank you for that compliment. And to you I'm just before I get to that Mishi told me the reason why he made it to the show tape is because some rich guy threw him did not want to come talk to him. No, he was busy reschedled. >> As much as he's the coolest, most successful fundraiser well known and welldike. >> See a lot of >> he still gets whatever. >> Everybody gets bit in life. That's part of life. [laughter] >> The more B, the more three tips. We need some viral clips. >> Handle being rejected. Don't do this. And don't take it personal. And every dollar is important. $100, a million dollars, all the same thing. Just remember it that you're taking someone's hardearned money and you're convincing them. You >> said two. So there was two that was two tips so far. Yeah. >> One is get ready for rejection. Number two is appreciate the $100 and the million dollars. >> I didn't say get ready for rejection. I said don't take it personal. >> Right. And then appreciate the hundred or the million dollars. The same thing. >> Every dollar that you're taking from somebody for stuck is hardearned money. The guy could give it somewhere else. He doesn't have to give it to you. And if he does and he offers you say thank you. Smile. >> The third tip. Uh the third tip I'd say be very humble and go to the oil often and ask Hashem forem and with people you see a lot of for that I go the only one word I go to the with I always ask the you know the there's a word I always say the uses more than it's called >> it's the hardest >> you go six days a week or seven days a week >> Shabas I don't drive >> I'm [laughter] saying much of Shabas you don't go so six days a week >> if I'm available I'm going to Toronto tonight tomorrow morning so I'm not going Friday morning, maybe I'll come later. I was in LA Sunday, so Monday morning I went a little later. And generally speaking, I try to go I get up like 10 to 4. >> You ever meet um donors at Doyle by mistake or >> no mistakes? The bra has never get answered that way. >> I would say 50% of the time I'm there alone. >> No, 4 in the morning you go. Almost every few >> The only one I know you probably bump into here and there is Monty Cohen. >> Monty's there every morning. Actually, [laughter] I don't know what time he goes like 2:00 in the morning. >> How long does it drive at 5:00 a.m.? >> That's That's the That's the thing. How long? >> You you could get there in 24 minutes. >> 24 minutes. >> Oh my god. Quicker than Bar. >> Yeah. There's no >> no speed cameras or >> I have a friend of mine. I don't know. I'm not going to say his name, but he goes now every day or so, but he's like a he has like a solo license plates or anything. He doesn't stop by red lights. He's covered this that he's round trip under an hour, but he he does m in his house. He has a mikvah and he goes into the oil for five minutes. So you can imagine how fast it is. That's the thing. The truth is it's not it's besides being a healthy thing to dive into and ask for obviously the importance of that is it's a timing also because if you want to get back to without having traffic is a very dear friend from Bangkok >> Bangkok he's of a guy he's one of those that >> wants to help another he's speaking to Bash this week by the way >> he called me today I said where are you I know he's in town he usually comes to Bash to learn so said don't ask I messed up in the hour it took me an hour 40 minutes to get home today for no and he goes every morning every year he goes every morning to do he told me he messed up an hour and that's what happens if you go later he takes [clears throat] an extra hour so if you don't care sitting in traffic big deal >> well actually fundraising from family you have well-known wealthy family what's that relationship like and how do you suggest other people approaching family not approaching >> you're not doing family is not not not doesn't play a role here you're doing and they giving you this an opportunity you're giving them >> do you approach family different than >> no >> same >> I I fund raise from everybody equally It's not because one second. You're not You're not You're not >> You're saying it doesn't get awkward. They tell you know you have to their kids buy mitzvah the next day. >> I said first thing I said don't take these things to us. It's $15 million to build a building. How much money do you think you have already cut? >> We have about 73% committed. >> So we need another four million 5 million and and once construction >> means labaf paid >> once construction starts which you could say could be any day now. Um how long do you think the it is going to be till it goes up? Two years. Two years. Two years. That's the plan. >> Is it any residential or is all commercial? >> No. >> People once said is it condo? I'm just rumors. >> When we when we leave this meeting, I'll show you. >> So all community top to bottom. >> I want there to be a I want to which area is not sponsored yet. It's somebody watching the show. They could live in South Africa, California, Florida. Do you have an opportunity to sponsorship? I' haven't been there. Pretty crazy. >> Let's say 500 grand, 800 grand. What could you still buy and have your name on it? Which part of the project? >> You're going to have to call me privately. >> But there's good opportunities. For how much? For a nice name. >> We have from $10,000 all the way up to 3 month. >> What do you get? 10,000. One mazuza. >> You might get a muza. You might get a dedication. >> A kitchen. Maybe a kitchen. Negotiating with somebody. Now, >> how much is a kitchen sponsorship? >> I think it's on the listed as 100,000. >> That's it? Yeah. For >> two counter. You get two counters today for 100 grand. >> All the commercial equipment. >> No, whatever. Again, >> I think it's got to be more. >> It could be more. I, you know, I have to look at the be another five-ish peas. You're going to say a thousand and it's going to be a million. You're going to regret it. >> Listen, we we we [laughter] listen the bottom line is we get it done. We're going to get it done in Mit like everybody else. >> Mortgage free or no? >> That's the plan. Mashem, >> you didn't make a mortgage free. >> Took time. >> Very impressive. >> It's my first time wearing a hat. M. What do you get of a hat? >> Um >> I got it from Bellisimo. Bellisimo haters. The Chaio brothers. They have such a gorgeous hat store. It's the only place I go to hat. >> Fits you nicely. >> Right. Yeah. It's like a navyish. It's a shimmery. >> Wait, we have a big question. He's known for his Burberry scarf. How do we What do we do with the summer? Do we get a like a >> If you know my sheep pinson, I'm a big scarf guy. Everybody makes fun of me. You know, when it's winter when I put on my scarf, >> I wear a scarf all the time. >> Summer, too. >> No, as soon as it gets a little cold until it gets a little warmer. >> Am I pushing the limit still wearing it >> today? Yeah. [laughter] I actually have my scarf in the car. I do. I came outside. I felt a little chilly. >> I can't afford to read this. >> Also, in the morning, the oil's chilly, so it'll be a little chillier. Even though sometimes the heat's on, not on, whatever. >> How long do you stay in the oil usually for? >> I'm back by 5:30, 4 to 6. >> No. How long do you stay for? 5 minutes. >> Yeah. 15 minutes. Depends. What? Sometimes I have a D. I want to ride >> cookie. No cookies. >> No cookies. Any apples? >> Apples. >> Sugar-free. What do you >> coffee? Coffee? >> No, I have tea. >> Tea. Speaking of tea, Clappy, how is our tea doing? >> Uh, the tea. Mish's planning on launching a uh a new tea line. A new with Clappy. >> With Clappy, of course. I'm going to have a nice partnership over there. still negotiating the terms. It's a daily fight. We're fighting how many shares Claf gets form. It's a great fight. >> As his Instagram following grows, he's getting more shares. >> But wait, wait. It's a great fight to have while sitting in the Schvitz at 182 degrees drinking cold water after running on the treadmill for a half an hour. That's this is the only designer. We're negotiating with designer. >> Yamakis. How do you drink? >> A several question. I when I when I run on the treadmill I wear not only a yamak I wear a hat from Bellisimo [laughter] sits a white shirt a white shirt of course what do you think >> it's so impressive you go redeemer >> it's whatever I listen I tell people some people do yoga some other things it's very healthy for people I mean sometimes very difficult last night I had two weddings at two I got home 11:30 I couldn't sleep I'm on four hours sleep it could get to you know you have to be careful >> maybe maybe the tea should have caffeine you want to do caffeine free he needs We were looking to do our herbal icy. That's our my next beverage brand. And we're in a now my the designers whose wife is Taiwanese lives in Crown Heights, >> right? >> Used to be the head of designer for Paramount Plus and they just got bought up by Larry Ellison. So she got laid off >> but they were negotiating should we do one line with green tea because green tea has g it's we're in and we still don't have a name. We're still Yeah. Do you have any suggestions on the tea line herbal tea? Let us know. Yep. And I want to wish you guys a lot of I want to wish you a lot of like continue doing what you're doing and encourage people to do and always focus on the future not in the past. Get up in the morning look in the mirror and say what's going to be today different than yesterday and how am I going to make it a better day and you're going to do and you by your soul and you move forward. You have the gives you and you have you know when you're doing a new venture you're not sure how what's the people like this or not. So I've been ding my mat shave. I live around the corner from Mishol and Moshi consistently has the gem video. So there come last minute >> freeos and FYI >> and that's the part I wasn't sure the show he doesn't talk in he's not like that what's the word speakative the Miami I always see him as like operator he doesn't talk that much you know and whatever I don't I don't know him too well or much and then one day he's like she that that interview with Mo something special like wow from the great Mish pins who doesn't speak much at least [snorts] not to me I'm you And I said, "Okay, if Moshi Pinson, who's not uh >> I'm surrounded by the Moshas today, >> who's very specific on what he says and intentional walks through Moshi that Ry was like amazing." And I barely spoke to him until then. I said, "Okay, I think you know, you always need a little indicator, the checkpoints, okay, >> especially from people like >> one, one ver changed his life >> and it gave me it gave me the confident like we're you know, we're doing something right here." >> Isn't that the story with the the mikvah? You know the famous story in Australia the wrote to the rabb that encouraged him to make a pula for mikvah >> knik and he said only one woman showed up only one lady showed up and the only had one mother >> correct so then life is always one pula that changes someone's life it works for you tell a kid the wrong thing they fall off the wagon you tell them the positive they stay on forever it works for sha bias it works for personal friends it works for everything be very careful what you say with your mouth very careful I want to get Mendle, your brother on the show. He's so funny. I didn't realize how funny he was. >> That's another brother I have. >> So comical. >> BROOKLYN BROKERS, BABY. >> WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA. EASY. >> CLAP. Calm down. I told Climman, we're allowed to mention people's name without selling. We have enough sponsors. We're allowed to do a little I said it doesn't look to like be like he's paid. He didn't just >> He's talking about my brother. He >> Mendle is so funny. But he he's like, "Oh." And he it's funny. I told Mendle, we'll put you on the show as sponsor. He's like, "Well, then people are going to text me after and say, oh, I saw you on the show." [laughter] He was already like for telling me. I'm like, he was he's hilarious. Anyway, don't go to him for insurance that we go to Pin. He's our sponsor. But if you want to be entertained, go [laughter] >> I didn't say that. I didn't say that. >> I disagree. Anyways, it's been a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful Wow. We're supposed to be an hour. What is like an hour and a half in? It's been a It's really, really an honor and a pleasure to have on such a high caliber Mosha Pinson today. should continue to bench him all his all his meas the money should come flying in you're going to have this to build the personal wanted that >> only groundbreaking did that ever make it >> only groundbreaking and >> only >> did you think the 77 never happened >> make it >> also the 770 never happened >> no [laughter] orchestrated it >> the 770 they told the >> you know the devil was very upset later he said to me they ice they built some toilets >> no not that they [laughter] were supposed to go to union backwards forwards yeah we're not hard working hard again. >> Yeah, always be >> that was last thing we had a guest of Yo and Yink's cousin or something. >> Yudi was here. >> Yeah, he was one of our >> man. I was with him last night. >> One of our first episodes. >> He sang last night. Alter. >> He's like who we I'm trying to I was trying to help him promote him. I'm sorry I'm getting a cramp on my left foot. I don't know is that Shamayim, but I said oh we need to get you a gig. I want to help you. He's like I'm thinking who's who's going to hire Yodi for Jabis? One and only at his young at his old age. He's still innovating, bringing fresh energy, fresh shoes. >> He's a lot of fun. >> And he's uh and I I can't ask you this like why you here? Oh, I came from Miy Pence's wedding. I'm like, what? >> To that extent. So, he's always innovating. Mishi, he's always rolling the dice >> and uh it looks like he's just starting. >> I hope so. Reb started at 50, you know. [laughter] We continue. >> Oh, man. >> Guys, stay fresh like Munchi Moi. Stay innovative. Any >> fresh like smiring chocolate. freshly [laughter] and he doesn't stop and I really after this interview I really got to know you in a whole >> I'm happy to meet you I'm happy to talk to you and neighbor should give you I'll be >> b at least at one had a more progressive modern kabad brand who would think that the president founder goes to oil every single morning I just think the >> that's that's the beauty of the show you have 10 guys learning bomb 7:30 in the morning >> 5:30 in the morning so the branding is it rebrand or it's people don't understand natural there's groups of there's groups that there's different groups some People like the air, some people don't like the air. You >> have a website. You have a website. >> Bishab.com to donate to get your name on a legendary first ground. >> Text me. WhatsApp [laughter] me. If you if he doesn't answer, text him a building fund. He'll right away call you back. You have nothing to worry about. Where do I write the check out to call me? [laughter] >> Zel wire is a better check. No. >> No. You need a wire. Big numbers. Big numbers. You can't do a zel for $20 million. You can't. Any way you want to send the money, we'll figure it out. We go horse and buggy. Pick it up, too. >> And there's a lot to learn from Misha. And you should try to be a little you should be a little percent of what Mishi accomplishes and does. >> 100%. Thank you so much. >> That's my message to you.