Inside Mesivta of Eatontown: A Place Where Every Bochur Belongs - The Perlowitz Show

We're out here at town where my older brother Barak is a magi. A lot of people know my brother Barak as a movie producer, game show host. Barak sir, how's it going? >> Wow. >> All right. Here's my brother Kyle. Welcome back to the mic. I said a lot of people know you Barak as a movie producer, a game show host, a camp director. First and foremost, Barak, I have the to be here of Eden Town for the past 8 years. An amazing yeshiva that happens to be a lot of the bakaram aren't here today collecting big campaign last you boys are going out now to collect >> wow >> we have a big campaign but you've never been here before >> I've actually been here by by Yankees >> Yankees my son's here so is usually with sitting learning I'll send you some videos soon but here's the bish we have a beautiful bismet we have our campaign screen over there is giving the goal is $500,000 We have a yeshiva here for bakram that probably wouldn't fit into your typical yeshiva bakham that possibly struggling a little bit more and we do amazing amazing work with them just two nights we had a talum we have bristam over here from yeshiva's o bunch of juicy stuff a lot of the bakamar here today but let's go into the rashiva's office he is here always has to be yeshiva >> when you go to yeshiva let's see let's with him for a few minutes >> wow >> all right so now here in the rashiva's office here's yeshiva's brother and here's Let's tell so some of the followers a little bit about the amazing yeshiva here. >> Thank you very much. It says I'm humbled to be sitting here in the office with such such amazing people. Thank you for coming to Eden. First I talk to talk about the dedicated >> which includes our dedicated rabbar puloitz who's here every afternoon to be there for the nth grade boys and brings on to the yeshiva my brothers the 10th grade rebi amongst all the other rabbi mercy in the 11th grade rabbi north and the 12th rabbis in the ninth grade town is unique that it's here for a boy that for whatever reason had struggled in a typical mainstream yeshiva system either the learning was a little bit too hard for him too much pressure felt it was too much of a cookie cutter And what we did is we created a yeshiva like system. It runs like yeshiva with a very very flexible rules a very gishmaka atmosphere >> gishmakite a boy can feel that I can have being yeshiva without the pressure that's usually associated to yeshiva and therefore >> what happens usually is the boy with the obviously the understanding of the the love of the of the mitzvah and just to be around he usually on his own steps up to the plate and says this is what I don't want to do moves on becomes a true bentra goes on to stroll to some other yeshiva picture here. >> That's the picture here. >> Um the alumni alumni shel. >> Wow, that's amazing. These are the alumni that went to learn in unbelievable unbeliev but many many many of these are married here. He's married. He's married. He's married. A lot of them are married. A lot of them moved on. That is what unique about turned from a massifa which was a high school a high school setting a massa setting for these broom for these halas that really really no one looks at you might see them in the back of the shining you might see them in a pizza shop on mat shabas you might tell your children you know let's move away from them and the step up to them greet them embrace them as we don't we obviously we don't look down at them just quite to the contrary we look up to them you too have you too can in your own personal setting then they move on and As our just mentioned many of them get married of town turned from a mifilo with the alumni on the table on the table because it was a got married two nights ago we sat you know I think everybody knows >> I was I was interview so we went through the a few days ago you sit and their children in turn it becomes this big one big happy >> I mean just when you walk into this place if you wouldn't tell me specific I think it's BMG look at the regular full beautiful there's a beautiful bish and everybody has this places. There's nice classrooms upstairs, but I can take you also downstairs. I show you the game room. I show you the pool table that big table and the computer station both have and here too we have a full course basketball court. Wow. >> A fire pit on the other side of the sun making a little fire. Wow. >> So, we have the fusel. >> It's really unbelievable. It's so important that this is yes and not most of my fathers probably don't know about yusha and this video is going to show them. We have yeshiva and you're running a campaign out. What's the goal again? >> Oh, we have a $500,000 campaign for much needed funds that because when you give to town obviously it's a two for one sale. Really everyone's looking for a good sale. You know, two for one, buy one get one free. It's but it's also bringing back literally like says that's what's happening here. Wow. I'm going to tell you a little story. I was by two nights ago and I met a guy probably 55 years old comes over to me. He says, "You look like a piroulositz." I said, "Yes, I do. I am a pirouloit." And he says, "You don't know what your brother Bar did to my son. He saved my son's life." And he went on and I called his wife over from to me. And they were just like benching me that I'm brother. It went on and on the whole rampage what Bar did to his son. >> We hear that I hear that about my brother as well and about the other. But that's also what's unique about the convention. quietly but still like what you know people some people know about part of the fabric of community now after this video goes [laughter] >> but I think if the campaign's going to really I'm going to put the link on the screen now I'm going to put the link right here on the screen right here and should should donate >> it would be a great like I said a great help and if you donate oh man I'm going to ask to take me a little around the building show me a little around the place I'll take the mic back over the mic right there >> very good Let's go. >> Okay. So, of course, we sit down, we in the classroom, we have a beautiful sh but very often we do things out of the classroom. So, first of all, everybody knows all their trips. There are ski trips that trips all over the place. Then, of course, we have a beautiful basketball court over here. >> Nice. >> Beautiful sits place anytime it's sunny outside. Together with that, we have a volleyball court over here. It's usually rebies against while the with the plays when it's nice or whether we have a pickle ball court out here also. >> Over here we have a fire pit. You have some of the bakham here making a fire the bak that didn't go to a fire. >> You get thrown out of your we have a fire pit. The bakham make fires. What's going on Ellie? Ellie, show me what you're doing. Show me. Show me with the blower. What are you doing? >> I'm not doing >> No, don't blow yet. I was going to put it out. >> I was going to put it out at this stage. >> Just just let it. So sorry. Just lit it. So, so we use a blower. >> You teach the buck how to make the fire. >> Not the buck teach us. >> But on nice days, very very often we give Shir out here. >> Nice. >> Yeah. Over here we have the dorm for the buck. >> You have dormy the bor, thousand%. And I'll take you downstairs now. Give. So we have Yeshiva grills all the time. We have some grills over there. And [snorts] here Yeshiva has a swimming pool. Beautiful swimming pool that we put up last year. The bakham spend hours over here. Mama has beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Gishmak. And now we're going to go downstairs to the basement where we have all of the games. >> Nice. Where was I when I was a bucker? >> Exactly. [laughter] Exactly. >> Unreal. Unreal. >> So today we have Ga. We have delicious food. Today we have bagels. So the buck will be able to pack it up. Go collecting. Of course the baka comes in early morning for shakers on a cold day. We have all the professional machines. Yeah. >> For free. >> Free for the oil. >> Nice. >> Anybody wants you want to get Shaka cappuccino? >> So nice. cappuccino for all the broom shimik. This place is nice. This is our lunch room here. >> I love the way you know usually, you know, it gets run down the bum taken apart. Over here, everything is kept so nice. >> Oh, the bum. Love it. This is This is the Yeshiva. They take care of it. They love it. Oh wow. Ping pong. Here we have all the time ping pong games with the bakim. Reb's on buck. There's nothing that bonds more when the Rebby looks at the tomud and the tom looks at the Rebi and they look at each other and the Rebby takes the ball and he serves it, whacks it out, spins against the bucker out from a Rebi and opposit, we have air hockey foosball and over here we come in one more step. It says so gets weak. So in here, >> oh wow, >> you come in here, we have a gym for the Om. >> No way. >> With all kinds of equipment for the Baham to work out. And I'll tell you something crazy. The Bram put this gym together. They found this area that meaning when we made the building, they found this and they went ahead and they got they found different people giving away different gym equipment and they put this gym together. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> I'm blown away. Bar I'm blown away by this place. >> Why didn't you come sooner? I'm a reb here for 8 years. I was sure. >> I know. I know. I know. I should have opened the stats eight years ago. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Unreal. And the openings here and the openings or the all the slots are full. >> All the reblats are full. But [laughter] we never turn away from town. >> Unreal. Wow. >> Never turn away. I'm going to put the link again on the screen right over here. I think I'm gonna put your link on the screen. >> Oh yes. Really detain. Give him back. put on his page over here and do it for Olm.