Hesped For The Gavad R' Yitschok Tuvia Weiss zt"l - Rabbi Fishel Schachter

[Music] like to welcome everyone to tonight's share from our official schlitz like at yeshivanet.com tonight we have the covetables once again our official shuttle sleeper another margaret shear speaker turning challenges into opportunities my coverage corner of shasta for tonight's joshua [Music] thank you very much everyone for for being here so i can't wait all year for the air gun shiree tyres um it's always good to have your dentist by shear in case during a josh you have to pull teeth a little bit okay so the reason i look forward to this year first of all how was your year everybody is it okay many many more z sky with marcus with simcoe the the reason why you have a shear once a year the reason i i look forward to it is something that stipler once said stipler was very mock bid when he had certain not to drop it he said you know you don't retreat like victor miller once said i told them you know you're older it's harder for you to get around maybe you give up on some of your shirt he said retreat never no you know you don't move on you don't uh you don't back up some general must have said that a general who heard it from revita miller no doubt about it but aquaponics just plagiarized it okay so this title said like this so there was a simchas bay says that he had absortalmedium or whatever older tell me them and they said it was very very hard for him to walk it was very important to get up the stairs where it was done and this title insisted on so they asked him why it's it's not one of the gimbal available you know that you have to be nice and leverage yourself for this going to the simcha so the disciples said anything you do in your life doesn't stop where it is it's always mitzvah it's always there so when you have a mitzvah that's done once a year so you're putting something into effect right there's something they say you did this mitzvah once okay you get to do it again that's how it goes now being that you don't do this mitzvah till next year so then comes the sat in the malacha mother says ah sorry the other model says no i gotta guarantee he's doing the mitzvah next year so a mitzvah that you do like once a year he says don't be in the vatel and that's joseph mitsuguera smith because that could be your ticket in the next year [Music] now here's the trick you can do this every single day you can say hey of i'm looking forward to my marriage for hey of mitsubishi smith so next year you know looking forward to and you can do this all year so whatever you're doing kind of rolls on to next year so i had a rebbe during sheer you know either come to a positive he would always ask for hamish he always wanted he always wanted not just operations and he would always turn pages and turn pages back and forth until he found the plusic i mean somebody suggested maybe we look up which sukhami wants to look up for and maybe you can tuck in a ribbon or something in between a bookmark so yes you know what my kavona is when i turn pages so he said a very interesting thing he says a lot of people they refer to the parsha instead of saying the date they'll say okay tonight is uh arlen gimmel devorah so somebody once said what are you taking the toy return you're turning it into a calendar so you're doing right and instead of you breaking your head they said hey above it's much easier to say gimbal dwarim you know it's basmatis massage era he said no no it says when i open hamish and i turn to this week's edjah i do two things he says he was an older person he had gone through a lot in his life and he said let's say he was up to parish's devarum he said i turned through berea say thank you hashem for getting me through voracious for the week of getting me through shamaw you saying you say thank you hashem i made it to parshas devarim and i turned to levite and i ask you hashem give me also this like he says the homage to me is like it's a it's that's that's that's what the homicide is that's what he was it wasn't such a klutz that it took him so long to find the page right let's say ramosha this i heard from some of his family whenever he opened the safe to look something up he always got it on the first on the first turn even like uh shall choose bots you know like mints anything he always never had to miss pages it was like he had and he said once rama shepherds opened the gemara and turned one page and he said he felt very that he had to turn one page that's right that's that's the shimaya but this was different it was for us to have to turn pages here are the pages the weeks that pass thank hashem for what past and the weeks that are coming thank hashem for for what's coming so i i don't walk around with myself before so there's my little blue calendar this is my diary it has everything inside my every like every speech that i said everything i'm going to say all my appointments i can't figure out what i wrote but it's all here somehow and i always say so let me think that there's a little flap over here you can put it in to the i said no no i turned the pages thanks hashem for getting me through you know uh hazinu and told xenos and the era and you know all the way up until i did the same thing think about it for a minute not to take life for granted so every day is a reality if you don't take life for granted so every day is a brand new reality every day is a brand new reality so i'm thanking hashem for this day like it never existed and if i'm thanking hashem for this day like it never existed so we go back to the stipless bracha mitsubira smithsonian you get to thank hashem the next time so really what is the nine days the nine days is a reality check everyone looks at the nine days differently i'm not talking about the halachesvardham and ashkenazim very differ very much the sheets of the mercado but i'm saying the the reaction to the nine days is very different somebody once told me that he called up a customer of his to collect money and the guy said my minute is i don't pay bills in the nine days where does it say that says not to do business he doesn't pay bills in the nine days yes that's how he's the master mata right that's how he is so what is the reality of the nine days nine days is reality check that we come to terms with who we are now the story this is a bad one but it's a good one anyway the guy comes to a psychologist and he says having crazy hallucinations crazy thoughts i think i'm invisible and here's the doctor saying but who's saying that who's who's saying that right what's what's this in reality and hallucination you have to want to to see reality secrets today is the arsenal of his son of ran to hungary and he's screaming at the people because the hungarian jews for many years were still living a normal life they had no idea what was going on in poland crazy rumors that they rode off to fanatics and extremists that are trying to in a screaming build bunkers build underground bunkers one for your lives they thought mama she's he lost it they said you were gonna stop it stop they thought they thought he lost it and he wasn't the only one hear me oh i know he had the same problem and zakaria had the same problem right in the vm had the same problem then when the time they realized there wasn't exaggerations what he was saying it was true it was a little bit late to start building bunkers so if you think you're going to hear now for the next 45 minutes uh one of those real nine days tish above cantata kind of things the world's coming to an end and and uh i remember in camp i i i couldn't take it always the nine days the head counselor would get up and i was a kid they would say kind of scary stories of what's going on in the world i would run out and then no we're going shakhtar sit down so i want to say to those that are listening on different venues because you could just change the channel right those that are sitting here are sitting you're kind of a captive audience right i mean you could walk out but you know it's hard to walk out you know the story of this this uh manager of yeshiva he said he had an unbelievably successful dinner really amazing they made so much money everything no not a single person there gave less than a thousand dollars how did you do that he said how much did you charge just admission mission free what you come with many kids as you want you can come with people who serve such a meal you can't demand best most expensive caterer the most expensive hotel how did you do it i mean you just walk in no one charged never to have tickets reservations nope so how did it work must have paid the tops now i got the most boring speakers in the world so how'd you do it how'd you do it the guy got up to leave and he came to the door hey the door is locked uh-huh swipe your credit card a thousand dollars to get out since we got money from everybody it was murder dick right so i had this head counselor in a camp that i was a kid and he would get up there the nine days and he would say i want to read you no websites then but i want to read you this article the manifesto of the neo-nazis and the white supremacist groups and on the other side i want to tell you you know he remember the other thing i remember he was talking about farrakhan and and and all the things he's saying about you and that's exactly right now how hitler is what he called him a great person and and i remember like sitting and you know and then he started with iran with the nuclear bomb and the crown heist riots and and i remember that night the kids we couldn't sleep every time the bunk door slammed they were like ah everyone jumped but i wonder about it what did it accomplish did it accomplish that i craved gaula did it accomplish that tissue obviously which i'm bringing no i just this made me very nervous and like i said the world's coming to an end till they gave out three french fries in the canteen then we forgot about everything we were just we were good to go so the gemara really begins the sakta's gift of the quran begins and the murder says how could you say ashley it says so it seems that there are two types of there's a pacha that's a hate just to scare someone the world's coming to an end that kind of packet is a fate to scare someone else is the hate and [Music] and to get scared i mean we're human beings but try not to get scared and then there's the kind of pachad that says okay let me rethink my life and let me let me make corrections to my life so how are you between one type of pakha and the other type of and also how are you getting denial and the talk now those that just don't deny they're in denial they don't believe i don't believe that they i don't believe in all these fake news it's it's nothing another story this this wife gives her husband as a chainsmoker managed the newspaper there was an article from the new england journal how bad they think smoking is it's 10 times worse and he's looking at the newspaper and he's reading and he's in the new york times science section he's reading reading and reading and reading and she sees his face turns white you know he's like still smoking and he says that's it no more no more newspapers in our house no more so when you hear something that's scary and i'll just dismiss the scary news and go on with my lifestyle so obviously that's a bad absorption of pasha so somewhere we have to find the the middle road or the defining proper position we are not in denial but it's real the talking where i'm i'm in reality it's a scary world there are existential threats but the point isn't pointless for me to sit there and be frightened and one day i was thinking to myself when that head counselor got up there he said i am telling you it was still then the soviets there could be world war three at any moment now it could happen the soviets threatened he was talking about the berlin wall and how at any second there could be a war and they were making preparations for nuclear attacks and designs and i was like and i remember i was like and one day i just said to myself this year i said that was 40 years ago i was still around so maybe all the things i was scared of now so like you know so obviously even even if it looks bad doesn't mean it's so bad right you know that person that got up there and he was screaming this the old mageedam used to scare people he also said this joke the guinness book of world record for saying the joke but it's always good line and he said everyone in this cahill is going to go to kahana you are crying and he's describing kahanam from the racial chakra the shiva media and all the graphic detail and the ladies are fainting and one guy is laughing his head off so he describes it even more i'm telling you everyone here is going to go to ghana and everyone in this game is going to go to ghana and they're all fainting and crying and screaming and this guy's laughing he goes was lucks to are you laughing he goes i'm not from this killer he says i'm left with myself right so the truth is so one shot rashi says he says and he's they heard the clown like he saw pineam he saw that their faces are turning green from pachad so he said that atom itself you're all still standing here you're still around you're standing around so whatever that head counselor said 40 years ago and he wasn't making up stories what he read about the neo-nazi manifesto was very real there really were existential threats but guess what we're still around so me personally i'm a professional warrior and uh so i like everyone else i i look forward to like when everyone heard when there was that terrible story of the shooting on the the mass shooting somebody came and started shooting and tear gas on a train so somebody was sitting next to me and he said skype there was a mass shooting on the train and i heard i really heard this conversation you heard the shooting in brooklyn on the train not much people were shout it's a nest nobody was killed and a man was just shooting people at morning going to work and the guy said which train except the n train oh sure i take the f right it could only happen on the entry not on the f you understand what i'm saying which direction oh northbound oh i only go i only go southbound on the air or anything i get a ride to work right so that's how we are we really view the world in terms of how it reflects now you know what i know we hear a tragedy you hear so-and-so is diagnosed with but if you hear so-and-so was driving in his car and there was a sinkhole that opened up and his car all of a sudden went in we don't get as scared because we in our mind we don't process that as a viable threat that's like a very rare thing to happen right so most of our worries and concerns for others really is based on how what our perspective is how we view it as a threat to to ourselves so i want to try to put all of this in perspective and i remember once learning a gemara and and this gemara really registered in my head very very much and it gives me because i am a professional warrior i told you i'll give you lessons if anyone wants by the way you haven't i can get you to worry about things you've been worried about telling her but uh the gemara says like this there's a question about either we all learn many of us like your vomit or at least nothing you vomit or try to learn your vulneras but somebody runs away and the question is is he alive is he dead right we don't even heard anything about him so tomorrow says the igumar says when you're looking at the future so we reckon in the possibility that no one lives forever he's going to die but to say that he died already and that should affect the elohic status of his wife without any supportive information or evidence of that we don't do so all the troubles in the world are correct you're right i mean war is inevitable people say and mass destruction everything else and disease and so on okay fine monkey pox and okay you're right i mean we see it happens but to say this is happening to me who said there's nothing wrong with saying that but you have to take into account and be realistic on both sides of the court yes these things could happen but i don't assume that it happened already and that only someone's going to happen to me like i said many many times what sergey kind says and think about this that 99 of our worries aren't real problems and 99 of our real problems aren't things we anticipated most of the time you worry about the wrong thing but the russian wants to put us in the state of frame of mind when we dive into the age because broccoli says you're daffing to me you realize you're not in denial you understand what head counselors have been saying evie tish above for the last years it says 2000 years is is real and on the other end you're still around that's all i need just recognize the fact that you're still around the outfit of our deck famous story middle of world war one he's making havdallah or kiddish and boom a shell hits the building the walls literally start caving in huff and puff smoke plaster lower place shrieking terribly one falls to the floor the falls are shaking and he's standing there making kiddish and not a drop of wine spilled out of his bed so could we be the elder friend of arnick know that story about the counselor that's walking with a bunch of kids and he tells the kids don't worry about that dog around here because if you see a dog you say the possibility of you and the dog will not bother you and all of a sudden this big pit bull shows up out of nowhere growls the kids you know their famous sticky kids they go and the dog said sound like a cat with its tail between its legs and it's licking someone's shoe but where's the counselor and they look up he's high up on a tree what are you doing there they said council you forgot the passage he says no he was scared the dork forgot the passage right so where's where are we where's the difference between the altaf and the vardik who's whose backer didn't lose a drop of wine as opposed to the counselor up on the tree right it's not past fail it's not either you're the elephant of article you're that counselor it's somewhere along somewhere in the middle i once read a very frightening statistic i'll tell you why it's frightening there are people now after the suffering davis or shaman and muslim dementia and alzheimer's you know that there's a statistic that people with alzheimer's live have a longer lifespan and one of the reasons is because they have no stress or less stress because at one point at the beginning of dementia there's tremendous stress they don't remember things they realize they don't remember that but afterwards they don't they don't know they don't remember so we we want to understand the problems in our life we want to recognize the threats i'll convey if we don't recognize the threats we want to be able to learn how to deal with it the altitude of addict would always say look i know what has to happen is going to happen anyway i don't change the the events of my life my job is just to do the right thing that's the altitude of arctic how close can we get to that so i want to talk a little bit i think we're going to answer some of the questions now about uh i think a has been almost to make and the god will be soiled that passed away shabbos whom i had the pleasure of knowing because many many years ago when he was here with his first wife that was going through treatments he had dived into municipal for a couple of weeks and he was then he wasn't the guy that getting it was the hush of the rav and belgium and i remember how what a warm person he was he had given a shabbos josh and how the light would come over to him remember he was such a despite the pressure that he was going through extremely warm person let me tell you about his history i was reading a lot about it today there are as always going to be some conflicting stories but this is basically what it was he lived in peazing which is near preschburg in slovakia when the nazis came into his town he was 12 years old and they surrounded the house of the rav of pesing ravishua leib and they ordered him to come out and the rav looked out the window and walking by whether in the back of his house on the side of his house was this little boy yitzhaktovi and he said tips he said to him run to my rebbe his rebbe was the da cipher it's not the shape itself was the son of the sap cypher i believe i'm not sure end goal of some cypher he said run to my rebbe tough assignment for a 12 year old and he ran off and he's stalling and the nazis said we're counting to ten get out or and he comes running back and he says he said like this a sorry archive i don't know what to tell you that's what's going to happen and we have to subject ourselves to the will of the evangelist it's interesting the rav survived the war when he as a child ran to the shave the the cypher he began to cry and he said what he said instagram to ask you what to do the nazis are standing around the door so there was a russia call there russia called pitchborg and he conferred with the daca and they said little boy we got there's something's going to be a kinder transport and that's that england had agreed to take a certain amount of children into their to save them and of course who's on that list it took a lot of courage to parents to let go of their children knowing they will probably not see them again and we're holding this ticket we have this one ticket which is really a ticket to life and you came running in to say what's going to be so we decided it's probably your ticket and they gave him the ticket they said this is not a ticket to some girl to win an ice cream okay this is a ticket to life it's a ticket to life he's 12 years old but he understood what it was and he ran home and he told his parents what happened and he took out the ticket the parents looked at the ticket and he described his parents looked at each other and they said what do we do how do you put your 12 year old on a train never ever to see him again but if you don't he's probably not going to survive his parents made a very courageous decision they said you're going on that tree and the 12 year old said why they told him hashem gave you a ticket to life then you have to take it and they walked him to the train station and his father gave him a siddhar before he left and in the siddha he wrote hold on to this every time and every place i don't know i see not so much now but years ago more so you know parents putting their kids onto the bus going to camp and the mother's crying and the kids are crying the kid is going to camp you know you're going to speak to 10 times a day to refill his canteen car 20 times a day what are you crying right you send off your first kid there it's easter all that feeling it's like a very if you're sending off your first kit terrace you swallow i remember my oldest we we all came to the airport and about the whole procession you know like holding back our tears and biting our lips and then my mother shone came along and the kid is like don't go home everybody like you know okay goodbye come on are you going overseas my son is going to be on the other side of the atlantic ocean he's going to learn in this big big ocean called the very shiva what's going to be and you know and when he called home you know and i had 20 people televised to go make sure they see him and make sure they look at him and make sure they know he's around and don't walk into arab territories and please don't walk to the gaza strip and don't walk into lebanon and don't walk here and don't walk there you know and and don't know when this is don't stand next to demonstrations cause you get caught up in a and then you know what then and he's coming home he's coming home with the calendar he's coming home in ten days he's coming home in nine days it's coming home in eight days can i stay another few weeks okay he's coming home in two weeks he's coming home in one week and finally he's coming home you know and and then on the on the thing there's big balloons in front of the house and a big sign welcome home and there's music playing inside and there's a party and where is he where is he where is he and i think he's saying that the car service passed the break three times he's not getting out of the car till we take those balloons off i mean okay so that's your first kid and when he comes he's crying and you see him and he's like oh wow oh yeah yeah we talked to you 10 times a day he looks like amazing so then my my sixth son went terence's role and one morning i'm in bed at six o'clock and i'm going ding dong i said who in the world is ringing the bell at six o'clock in the morning cause i'm just shaking alone and i stick my head out what do you say i know someone with suitcases and i go when was he suck supposed to come home oh today oh okay and i run downstairs and he opens up the door and i said he's like listen go to sleep and you start working on a sucker right away okay somebody told me a shoe that uh he starts getting out of the cab with four suitcases ringing away the bell somebody said i'll bet you that's the sixth or seventh son coming back from nancy sterling but uh i don't know how do you say goodbye that no one should ever be tested how do you say goodbye to a kid that you'll probably never ever see again i don't know so he's on the train and he says he's 12 years old and by the time he gets to london he understands that he may be a yossim of his father and his mother he's not foolish he understands he wound up in a uh he was lucky he wound up in the like an orphan home the sass of a rebel ran and when london started getting presents at night from the germans so all the kids were taken out of london they were they were sent into various different places up on the hills and many children were sent to houses that were in kosher it was like there's all kind of nightmare stories but this sasuke moved he found a place in the country which wasn't easy in those days and he tried to keep the place together wound up staying in london he now knows he's a it's called rahmatullah khalifa he has no father he has no mother he's 12 years old and now he's 13 14 he's a soul survivor and he winds up in the yeshiva of ramaisha schneider this yeshiva schneider in london was also the yeshiva where myself learned famous there's an interesting story with that yeshiva monster schneider was a talmud of and who was his wife his wife's father his name was gidalia gadalia was the water carrier and if there was still was a water carrier in the times that covered its claim but if there was a water carry he was the water carrier you know the guy with the poles with the two you know pails hanging on both sides and in those days there was this horrible thing called kest there was no yeshiva kitchen and basically breakfast at lunch was survival of a fittest supper you knocked on someone's door and said i'm supposed to eat here tonight and these guys didn't have enough for themselves and you this guy came to eat there they weren't always treated in the best possible fashion and all the crazy stories about kest and so on so gedalia decided it's not fair to the bakr he is going to work things out differently you bakr and stay in yeshiva and he went around with his buckets after he emptied them from water and he knocked on all the doors and said put your put your your thing into the bucket you know and he brought it to the thing and then he gave out supper to all the boys and yeshiva should be respectable now it was hard enough when the boy was there you know what i mean what they gave him and you know he asked him to put some food into a bucket and this guy had uh you know meatballs with supper and the other one had a quarter of a chicken and this person had turkey and this person had a sliver of a hard-boiled egg another person an avocado another person had half a piece of broccoli and it was all one big chunk and gadalia came in he met well he wasn't very uh so the the bakram used to call him they nicknamed him soim gadalia and they said you know since gedali is starting to go around we're fasting a lot this is what's happening and uh gedalia but he kept trying he tried so hard once he tripped with all his food and fell into the water i don't ask um i said he got very sick sat with gadalia and he and he gave him uh he fed him spoon fed him william kipper famous story and before gedalia passed away so good so he said i have no questions understood okay like this is how i'm getting paid back what i did and my only concern is my two daughters and the as it is who would marry them you know who was the mayor who was your schweitzel yeah i'd rather marry shalas at the time so i'll take care of your daughters and one of his daughters um who moved with her to london and the master she was probably from the soul survivors in rattan so you think about what this car is for her father in this world it looks like you don't get any scar for your mitzvahs but they so he learned in my schneider it's a famous story that masha rashman used to always say that during the war years there was curfews and it was difficult to go out at night and masha schneider once said he said one bucker should he need one broken to go from yeshiva to yeshiva that little yeshivas to learn with the other bakram one person to go to the bakery and get the bread there's some serious snappers to go out during the warriors he said each of you you'll see that which will reward you a thousand times over so he said monsieur sternbach went out to learn with the kids and i went to get the bread so i became my shark man and he became derivative you know he says we could have had the other we could have switched jobs you know like it just just happened to be that those were those were the jobs he said i said if i could switch i would switch the rashternbach himself writes an amazing story rebel honor used to come to london and stay in their house in sternbach's house and his father passed away and the next time rohana couldn't stay there wasn't because mother was an almana but the amana would come together with him and maisha would go around with the rebel ghana and talk to him in learning and she once asked the rabuhanan to give a bracha that her son should be a god of hadar it's up to the person himself she said i'm an al-manna and i'm not taking no for an answer and rebecca turned white and he said okay give you a bra that's what he said so he's learning in this master's night is yeshiva and he marries the asylum he marries the assignment who also did not have a father and mother the guy did and the simon was raised by rabiyan sweden who was then derived in london and he moves to gateshead and he's in a coil he's the coil then together with the blue destler and he became the eventually winner of desolate left the guy would became the russian and from there he moved to antwerp and he became a very very famous dying over there and that he assumed a position and it's it's it's a position which is a personality that didn't change he lived a very modest life he never technically had his own school or his own kahila but he was from the hush of the dhyanam and he got shylus in the entire europe and there was the gary represent his receiving team for shiloh and satman everyone the stipler was mostly his then an antwerp and so on on youtube this tough shin samurai gimmel about 18 years ago 19 years ago he became the gaivin which is the head of the eda credits and yeshuai technically the love of your shalom for the eid this if you understand that position it is probably one of the most sensitive positions in in yeah this today in a way an extremely powerful position an unbelievably important position and you have to be very very smart to survive it and he took the position and he never changed i mean they made a school for him the last couple of years but he never walked into trillions of people standing there by the shoulder and you know he was always very private person he had bhakram over to him but the shilohs that he took on and the takanas that he took on and the battles that he fought was the warrior battling for the kids of your shalom and and by extension the way irish lion goes goes cloudy and all the while he receives many high-ranking diplomats that came to talk to like you know the chief rabbi of israel one thing but they understood you know they understood the politics they briefed very well in what politics they wanted to speak to this chief rabbi and he spoke of queen's english and he had a very strong communication with uh with ambassadors from uh from different countries he i don't want to get into his pisces or his hug over the last 18 years but i think you can say on this one personally the courage of david the patience of hillel and the of ramadin it's just all together and his greatness was that in his despite the fact that he had to make decisions that affected all of claudia israel his day-to-day he never gave up the day-to-day access for regular people coming to ask him silence so here's what i want to get to he never drank wine i heard this one for kiddish he had grape juice and he poured in a drop of one and when they asked him why he never ever drinks wine are you allergic he said no he says because he's in a position he can get a life and death shiloh from one split second to the next and if you drink wine you cannot pass him so he never ever drank wine he never slept in a bed friday night because he said during the week people have emergency questions they call here telephone wakes him up but at night what if someone knocks in the door he doesn't hear it so friday night he sat by his table he sat by the door and he whether he dozed off or not but he was an earshot of anyone knocking on the door to be able to pick up the phone now you have to appreciate the story and i want you to try to put these two stories together because really in a way they're the same story i tell you the altitude is standing there with his case of wine and the bomb hits the building and that a drop of wine spills it's late he wants to make havdallah they don't have grape juice they don't have gramsci they find a thing of grapes so somebody was knocked but not to do malachi before half dollar he don't want them to open the grape juice she said okay i only have wine have wine i'll make abdullah wine and he makes abdullah on the wine man comes in shine what was the shiloh he wanted him to sign on to a heteronay rabbana which is a person doesn't you know his wife doesn't accept the get it's a very sticky complicated situation he said i can't now he said why because i just drank wine and the person left him said he said just look for excuses i never do this but i did it it turned out this person who came to allah with his head and everybody misrepresented the case and maybe he thought he was telling the truth but it really was a misrepresentation whoever signed that heteronym had years of extremely complicated situations that went on and it was like his talmidam said hashem kept him saved him the one time in his life he drank wine was to keep him from getting involved in something so sticky that he would have karate for years to come that's it not to fall into a trap that was the 12 year old boy 12 year old boy that dropped his father and he heard you know you know what it reminds me of they say this terrible story which is not true from a lot of different angles but as i zuckerman that there's this is he's about to take the vaccine they said don't take the vaccine why not it's just a conspiracy take the vaccine is terrible what whoa what's going to design no you don't know what's going to happen you know bill gates and and and what's his name elon musk they have a whole thing that the little microchip goes into your arm and wherever you are they're going to track you the rest of your life they're going to know where you are what you're doing how many times go to the bathroom what you eat everything is going to go out to the file to a computer don't take this and this is challenging it says give me the vaccine he takes the modern he takes the pfizer he takes the chance in a chance what are you doing then he goes he looks around hey mr gates mr mr musk i'm making a wedding next week okay my address is i think these were yin that lived within a munna i think about this 12 year old boy that got onto the train right how many 12 year old boys were killed in world war ii how many guy that's could have been there and how do we know we're not one of those 12 year old boys rabbi used to say all the time he said be careful with your children they could be your parents we don't know who we are for all we know we're going to come up to shania and we go oh oh really you know those stories i was there and i was born again a generation later into america right we don't we don't know we don't know how the puzzle piece works how it works so of course there are existential threats but this says listen i'm tired of this world away i want to bring the goal now if i wanted to get up now if i wanted to get up now and give that speech that my head counselor gave 40 years ago how the world is coming to an end i have better stories than he does iran said today we could make a nuclear bomb but we're only building it for energy and we have no interest in a nuclear bomb they said they have no interest and north korea is also building nuclear bombs i think they could all reach america they have all these ballistic missiles and the good news is i can tell you you don't have to worry about both the iranian nuclear bomb and the north korean bomb you only have to worry about one of them worrying about both of them doesn't really make much sense if you understand what i'm saying right uh what else of course there's global warming we're all going to be swamped you know what i mean get your snorkels outward we're done for you see tucker's 90 degrees a couple of days in a row a friend of mine called from australia so right now it's freezing over here he said there's crime in new york there's the political meltdown and there's rise in anti-semitism you want existential threats there's more today than was 40 years ago but the ones 40 years ago were also pretty serious and we're still around and the minister says i want you to be around the 40 years from now also but i want you to be real i want you to recognize the threats so during the nine days we don't make kiddish during the night i mean i mean we don't drink wine sorry kendra's we don't drink wine we don't eat meat why don't we eat meat and why don't we drink wine i'll surveilles right not to engage in simcha really enough and the place can smash for totally different the reason we don't eat meat is to remember that we once had buster of carbonis and the reason we don't drink wine is to remember that we had the yanyon of nesafe that's all the wine that they poured onto this bay'ah was hope in the hearts of people right after the raglan they even were banned to golis so they had the parish of nasa very interesting i saw him to say from saraswat they say remission the shy'll about during the nine days if you could drink wine because it's ready monster shabbos you can't drink wine some people make of zelda on beer some people give it to a kid to drink remission said that whatever makes them dollars to drink the water mushroom said that it's it might just set up this part i think it's not all surveillance it's also so if it's a mitzvah then it's not in the game it's not a steroid to the thing so they asked her much about giving it to a kid he said you could you don't have to doesn't all that you have to you make abdullah you drink wine but it's the nine days hello life is full of steers and complications and the urbanism says know what's right and know what's wrong and ask hashem for seated ishmael to what i'm supposed to do at the given moment today's the arts center have been seeing the baba with the father of shalina he's the one this story i heard firsthand i asked made it out of the nazis you read the book nor by moon it's an awesome book got a picture of what the indian poland went through and become unbelievable in the seriousness he got into a truck and drove back into nazi occupied territory to save his mother and sisters i don't know if anyone else ever did that once he was out paid someone to go into a truck and drove in and while he was going in he loaded the truck full of bread he's there but he may as well give it out and knock knock knock in the middle of the night he knocked on his mother's door the nazis were desperate the russians were shooting out there were battles on the street and they were backing off and backing off and they if they found any hidden hiding around not too much rahman i said that give a moment and knock on the window and the kid came in and told his mother let's do she said you're out of your mind that's they haven't in months then if he was alive he was dead where he was he says he's there and schweinman pops up by the window he says come on i have a truck waiting over here i'm taking you out of here and the mother said my daughter's on the other side of budapest i'm not leaving without her and the driver said we're not going to the other side of the budapest any second i could be killed so either now i'm leaving you all here he's stuck what's he do he said no you have to go she said i'm not going without my daughter no son the daughter from the other side of budapest with her kids came running sort of been seen was killed by the nazis four years before that came to her in a dream and said get up and run to your mother right now. the story i heard from the person i guess they caught him from this world but he wasn't really cut off from this world reverencing of said like this begins and it says maybe there's no official see a fear of a sudden purim says but he quotes the passage taive a good heart is always in the mood of drinking so on not before you drive though is starts with the word tanid and it ends with the word tamid quote with the quote of the passage in michele and he needs to have both yesterday and he has to be taught said the bhava virav but it has to be in that order it has to be first chavis hashema negdy summit don't be in denial recognize there's an abundance along the world and then it can be tumulated mr tommy now that you know what the existential threats are now i don't want you not to panic and he says that's why we dab in that it should be to medium kisidran that the two to medium shades hashem the negri summit and mr talmud should be in the proper order used to be macbeth not the diamond in a minion that has only 10 people he wanted at least 11 people we asked him why says there was euro of some ammoniac terrorists there was 11 some money activists one was the hell bena khalbino was not necessarily a very geshmaku smelling spice but the reason it had to be part of the eleven summer money actuaries is to let us know you're matsar if you even show him in your field he says if you ten people diving for an amen there's only ten everyone feels good about themselves you'll notice when 10 people dive in you'll always notice there's gonna be one guy that's gonna die with an extra long schmonastery everyone's like waiting waiting waiting you need me right everyone becomes the rough you have to wait for everybody for schmonastery it's according to some shitless so he's always making 11 people he said everyone has to feel good about themselves you also have to think maybe you're the khalbana maybe the minion doesn't need you you have to have both so i read a story today that somebody said he met a year in tel aviv and he was making kid this shabbos morning on his cup of wine and he started singing a negan car reborn for car reborn which was the kalish sian's it was a murderer nagin it's interesting of palms also every of the three suitors in shabbos i think and he's saying kariba and prairie son of he had to murder the gang of sons they asked him why are you singing i mean nothing wrong why are you singing this afternoon he says every time he he makes he makes kidness by night by day he sings practicing he says why he says before the war he was running from one place to the other he was a soldier so i don't know what else he came into the conditional scene from and he said give me some advice like what do i do now the germans are after me this yes and he sat him down he said you appreciate a good he said not right now though and he sang with him karim a couple of times until he got it then he called in some people to sing it with him to make sure he got evita and he thought this man is out of his mind he didn't come here for a concert right he said when he went through gahannam he said after the war he was finished with the divinity shalom he was finished with you know he went out to some kibbutz sorry kibbutz where every night they go to sleep thanking god they're atheists and that's it and he he said every once in a while the niggen would ring in his head the negan was ringing his head and negan would ring and he said slowly he came back and he says now he's a shiny just he has a family shaming team that says but that he sings every time he picks up a couple one he said the wrath told me to tell you words i have no words for you i have no words this is what it is we're all here for a mission until we're old amish has our number knows exactly where he doesn't have to give us the vaccine he knows exactly where we are because he gives us until we each have to accomplish all we have to accomplish absolutely will keep sending us back zara shimshin says even could have done it in a year they didn't 40 years because they just have to keep coming back to do what you have to do we have to be messiah and i heard a beautiful muscle today there's a man who's wealthy rich palaces white horses carriages he's walks into the fanciest restaurant everyone stands up and takes a graceful bow to him he is the centerfold of all the papers in the world and one day starts the stack start going down he's crying over his stacks crying shine then all of a sudden he starts losing his bonds his commodities his money he starts crying over his money he forgot about his stocks then there was a terrible fire in one of his houses he was being sued there was no insurance he started crying about his houses he forgot about his other things and then eventually he was he started the depleting his savings he started crying over his savings he forgot about the stacks and bonds and then he became very sick and he started crying over that and he lost everything he wound up on the street a beggar begging from house to house and he was crying over the least apartment that he once had and then he became so sick that he was not missing the hospital he threw him out of the hospital he was laying on the floor homeless and throwing up vomiting he couldn't move he said he can't he couldn't even he was crying for the days they can go around begging and somebody came down and said what happened to you what happened to you he said i'm telling you let me give you a bracha my brother's work what do you want so you said give me a brock i should be able to get up and go begging again right because he forgot everything that happened before him so the marshal is you know we can forget what what life is all about so you want to talk about existential threats to wake us up a little bit okay that's not what it's all about it's about a base of migration it's about a relationship with the college barracuda it's about understanding that a college barco has our number even without the vaccine i'm not getting into a leash detective x internet i am getting into that there's a purpose for us being down here on this world and if there wasn't something that you can do that nobody else in the world can do then you wouldn't be here and if there wasn't something that you can't do today whether you're 20 whether you're 30 whether you're 60 or 80 or you're 119 it doesn't make a difference then you wouldn't be here when they came to the base of english people clarified their purpose on this world when you clarified your purpose in this world you really weren't worried about anything else everything else became bottle of avotal afrida i'm going to say conclude i know i concluded a few times already i'll tell you a story i'm sorry for the camera which i've repeated it many times i'm just saying it to the island i was driving and i was in a camp for shabbos and i was driving up a very narrow road it was a camp there was an old boy scout camper girl scout camp it was up a road up you had to drive up like a mile and a half on a very dirt road and the pebbles are flying all over the place and i can hardly see it's so dark and there's there's no place with two cars those on in front of me are three deer three deer boom and there's like some negotiation going on between the mother and the kids and the mother like stamps her feet and the kids stand back and it took like a quarter of a second but there was something going on there and they all start running forward and never had this before i've seen deers before i once had a deer that flew over the hood of my cars coming down from the terminal convention i had the long forward station what like the car jumped over the moon and said i came home my shredder was saying tell him he woke up miller night and said hey how they were coming back my kids were going to swear i got a feeling they were in danger very interesting but lanaisa so these deers were running forward they usually run off to the woods like i was driving behind them as if they were showing me the way or they were running to camp to say hey this shafter's coming look out yeah i don't know that's what it looked like why are they running ahead of me you know i'm watching the tails of the deer and they got to one point and then they they split up one deer went one way the other way and i couldn't figure it out on the way back down the next morning in the sunlight i stopped at the point where i first saw the deer and i noticed that you couldn't see it from the road because there were bushes but past the bushes was a deep cliff on both sides and i said obviously the mother stopped the kids and running off to the sides because they would have gone down the thing she said it would seem like a very poor choice to run the head what are you running ahead for like the car is going to catch up to you but it was the only choice it was the only viable choice in goalless we said shem stop all our tsarists stop all our problems let's you know we want to run off into the woods and get away from the enemy and we want to be very comfortable 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