Latenight Premiere at Machon Maggid Harakiah

Everybody say we have tonight is the first first ever first first ever show. the the the the goal of the show is to allow everyone all the all the watchers, all the people around the world, we've had already uh thousands of requests. A lot of people have been emailing the RV, texting the RV, calling the RV, asking what's going on, can you give us the inside scoop? What are the next steps? Uh so the RV decided with Hashem's help to make a show and just uh you know let everybody see behind the scenes what's going on, what happens in the day-to-day basis, what are the plans for the future and most importantly give everyone the opportunity with Hashem's help to grab on to a little piece. There's a there was a story um I'm not going to say the long part, I'll say the short part. the story with a with a with a with a with a RV. He once accomplished an unbelievable thing and he turned around and he saw behind him there was a a parid who accomplished almost the same exact thing. He said to the he said to how did you get here? He said I have no idea. All I did is I held on to your jacket. So tonight in the showem we're all going to have opportunity to see how we could hold on to Rabbi Glass's jacket. We have uh at 11:35 Dr. Kai Müller who's preparing the shiin for art school publication and followed by that we're going to have other guest speakers um live tonight. Um it's midnight so um after a good Shabas suda good Shabas nap hope on the nap you were able to to sleep on both sides uh on the right and the left. So you have the kas tonight not just to listen but also to participate in Hashem. Rabbi Gladstein, >> how are you? Thanks for joining tonight. So uh I think uh Eagle, you're one from the the founders of the Shurim. I think uh you started off it's got to be 15 years ago, you know, in Q Garden Hills. >> I remember you walk night. Yeah. I remember you walking into the shoe rabbi. It was like a 100 people following you. And as we walked through main street, we passed uh all the pizza shops. I remember all the all the uh all the people outside were jumping out of where's the r walking? It's such such an hour. And we're walking to with dozens of people, Hashem's help, and uh the rest is history. >> Yeah, that was one of the first shirim. remember that the ancestry of David Malik still one of my favorites that's uh rabba night and then we did it we did a choose night yeah um we'll bring out I see Aaron you'll introduce uh of course who doesn't who hasn't heard his names you know I'm a in the uh introductions of of the I haven't made it to the end of any of them I think yet I'm still working on them he writes them faster than I can read but the introduction I'm a pro in so uh subar from the first of the team >> okay good hi hi everybody nice to meet you and I guess I don't go far as far back as me goes but I do go pretty far back I did go remember when the rug was in Queens and uh I did visit there once or more than once uh I think I you know because I live in Muny which is pretty far from Queens actually believe it or not in terms of mentally um to coming for a share and even uh unfortunately um the five pounds is even a little further even mentally but I I I I knew that he he told me I got to come and I have to come and he said bring my wife and he says then you can even have supper and we came for one of the Wednesday nights him and we met the the queen's crowd and then you know um actually that was after I had spent I don't know how many weeks or months or whatever it was that I um had um originally found the rub you looking for somebody to listen to on Torah anytime. And I listened to the rabbi once or twice or maybe more than once. And then I was uh as I was uh sitting and I was thinking to myself, I said, you know, that's a great shear. I'd like to give that shear. I'd like to be able to say that over she to somebody. So I said, well, that means I need the Marmacolas. Well, I remember thinking to myself, well, he says, look at number 45. Well, one second. You mean there's a sheet of marmaculos which has 45 sources on it? I said I got to get that. So in those days there was something called eax and basically um the road started faxing me the mara makos and um so now I had it in PDF form and slowly but surely we decided to make a dropbox and put everything in the dropbox and um which has become another source of uh of things for people to to act access and uh and we send out we then we started on tour anytime you put a bio there was no real no bio there. He said, you know, send an email to so and so and so and so and and that's how we we got into the u you know we that's how we got to our list today which our list actually is about 2,300 people who have uh you know who are who are repetitive you know who get the emails out of a total of like 4,000 or something plus not followers but just people who have joined and maybe not maybe not always following but they're you know they they didn't want to get the emails or maybe by accident they disconnected themselves but still $2,300 2,300 people every time we send an email which is twice a twice twice a week. Um and then we went into a um uh we we we we saw that we were sending so many emails out that we had a we had to upgrade our uh our our platform. So we went to a full Mailchip uh Mailchimp uh platform. Um and then I'm not going to talk about the website because uh but then we started you know uh including in the um in in the emails things like when the rough spoke uh you know was going to be speaking when he's going to go away for shabas to community um different links to also different different things like like the magaka campaign etc. Um and um and then of course the rub moved to to Queens which is even further I mean to five towns which is even farther away than Queen. So we've gone less but I did have the of spending some um time with the RV in different traveling uh opportunities. Uh we've gone to uh uh well I went with him to England um for a week for a Shabas weekend with a uh with Josh uh Morheim and his uh and we went to Manchester and uh uh if and then on the way back from Manchester we got um uh there was somebody we had to take a train to Manchester and there was somebody nothing to do with us but somebody who actually got killed on the tracks. So they stopped the train, we had to get off the train and we had to take a cab from wherever we were, which we >> That was one of the that was one of the big adventures. Yeah, we we were >> we were in Manchester Friday morning. It should have been a 2-hour train ride, but then someone jumped in front of the train, killed himself, and we had a last second had to jump off the train. And I think we got back 15 minutes before Shabas. >> Just before Shabas burnt us down. I think I I'm not sure I can take a sour but anyways it was we were we got back in time. Yeah. >> The main thing on that on that piece a lot of times like I see whenever you started to speak in the beginning you were muted. So good things a lot of times you know whenever like my father used to leave me well he says when you're going uphill it means you're doing good. If it's going easy and you're not even pedaling and you're flying means you're going down. So it means that this guy jumped in front of the train. The whole yeahara thing was trying to get uh get in the way of the trip, but it came through just like your mic unmuted. >> It's always always coming through, >> right? >> So, we had um also we uh we we I went with the road to um to Spain with with Pesak Cone. We had a two buses and we were uh we went to southern Spain and we went to Gibralar and Tangier for a day. was very exciting and uh well and those were my early days with the ro and you know my wife started getting jealous of me and said you know like you can't just go everywhere you want you know so I haven't gone as many trips I as as I used to um but um but we we we we uh we try when we can and um uh and so you know it's been a it's been a very pleasant uh time together with the ro and um even though uh sometimes the emails don't always work out like I think they're going to work out But uh somehow I don't know Gdalia will have to tell us how many people he has on the on on the WhatsApp chat which might be big more than I have but I'm not sure but uh yeah it's been it's been very nice and uh >> what is it? Can we ask a question? >> Yeah. >> So you have a few thousand people waiting for the emails every week. >> Question number one. Have you seen anyone using these sheets? people that you don't know using them in shivas using them as the maras giving sharim on the sheets >> well we know people are because um I don't know if I should mention any names rab but um we do know that there's this one person I don't know if you remember who knew what I'm talking about who was regularly asking for them for his uh for his show you want to say or not >> we'll let we'll let him be we'll let yeah >> okay but and And and I actually it's interesting because as I um I I I I used to be more involved since it was less automated. Now it's more automated the people are added to the list. So I used to see the names of the people who got who you know who were added and a lot of times I would recognize the names and I'd say oh I know that rabbi or that or a friend of mine or something like that different different scenarios. Um but uh yeah, I still uh I still uh think there are people who are I know there are people getting the sheets and and >> how does that make you feel that they have to give shir and they're waiting for the emails and the sheets to go out? What's the pressure that you have to be able to walk with like four or five thousand people uh uh waiting for something on you and you know you have different weeks, you have you have you have different things. >> My my my main pressure is is waiting for the rabbi to give me the sheets. And then sometimes I do have symptoms because then I have a partner who sometimes helps me with them like uh so you know sometimes I engage him to do that or sometimes I can do it remotely you know now you can do everything almost everything on your phone but not quite everything but uh I do some things on my phone too but no it's not a not a pressure I mean my pressure is I want to be able to do it I want to make sure I do it you know that's like my priority Friday mornings and Wednesday afternoons that's my priority Wow. It's amaz it's it's it's it's amazing to be able to know was I I once I was once in a in a program with like we used to send out a video for like 20 people were waiting for it. I felt like my head was going to explode. I was going to be late one minute. What's going to be you're handling thousands of them. So on doing that I myself here in Flatbush. I've seen them everywhere. I've seen them on tables and this and then and there's uh the rough's iconic handwriting on top is spelling his name. I don't think anybody can copy his handwriting. It's uh >> I do want I will mention that I know that when you know when this farm started being printed rub was very interested in trying to keep the same surah the same format of his maros but I guess art scroll had had other things in mind but brash you know uh the rub made it to art scroll and uh you know and wherever other and so all the publications hashem are are are are they are but they're not the same as the rub's iconic uh you Marcus, but they're great. >> I wanted just to mention the the the link. I know I'm getting a people messaging me here. I wanted just to mention the link if people wanted to get involved as soon as possible is uh the rebels running a campaign now for the shul and not just the shul. The shul is a Torah center basically from the shul is where he disseminates all the toy, the shim, um everything is from that base. So it's charity chy charity.commh26 mmh26 makia26 charity.commh26 is a campaign that's running for 4 days so that we can be able to collect four days for four for for four corners of the earth to collect. So, anybody logs on and uh puts a don put puts in a donation. It's much appreciated. Personally, the way I do it, I don't have yet uh a sum. I have millions to give. I don't have millions to give yet. So, what I do is to make to make a bigger footprint, I do a monthly. They have a trick on the charity website. Whenever you put an amount like you put in like I want to give 10,000. So, it says you want to give it monthly. So, if I click monthly, then it'll be 10,000 times 12. So, you know, you make a big big imprint, $120,000, and you're only going to feel 10,000 at a time. So, just use that to your to to your benefit the monthly. Go ahead, Rabbi. >> Okay. We want to take the opportunity to thank Rabar for over a decade of helping us out with the Hashem and his family. Thank you for joining us tonight. Thank you very much for your time. And I see uh Dr. Mohler uh uh is is joining us now. So >> I began to introduce him before, Rabbi. He's the one that prepares the shiron for the art school. >> Yeah. >> Where's where's the doctor? Let me see him. >> Shalom. >> So >> we we we we there's the preparing the shirim art school. What does that mean? I have no idea. And you're a doctor and I heard that that I mean I I read in the that you're doing it in between. In between what? And how do you do this in between? I want to be able to do this all together. We write at night when uh when um when the work is done or we could put it aside for the day, but it's um you know I I my father introduced me to the glass insurance I guess probably about a decade ago. No, probably 11 12 years ago when I was driving into New York from Jersey every day and with my you know hour and a half commute with traffic it was a pleasure to read and like sub was saying before I would hear a glassing say look at number of this look at number of that I'm like these are amazing shirum that I would love to go have the come I emailed the one thing led to the other and we wound up working together on I think we we have with seven swarm now together um eight farm now seven eight swarm now we worked on together um but Um it it's it's not everybody who listens who has a commute the way I did and and being able to have access to Shirum without having to actually travel um is necessary I think because the the rurim is I think mandatory listening and learning for all of Israel and being able to access it in a way that's readable I think is critical. So I'm I'm just humbled that I there allowed me to participate and I'm grateful that I have a in this most incredible habus to people it's not just lay people who enjoy it but who have called it master masterpieces I mean they really enjoy the Rav's the Rav's Torah it's just really uh um the like I said before the is just the content of the Rav Shirum is the ideas presented are so clear they're they're presented in such a sequential fashion that that you can follow along and and you learn and ideas and and things that we I would never have opened up the on my own. I would never learn through most of the quotes on my own. But having the bring it to me and put it together like a polished man a polished masterpiece is just is just beautiful. And being able to present it to people to read is it's just been a privilege. You know, even though I would love to do that on my own, I have no idea how. But but how can I get involved? What what can I do? >> What can I do? That's a good question. I didn't know I could do it until I did it. The rough called me and said um you know I I so the way it happened actually I I had met the rough on I don't know who remembers this. We met at a at a at a trip at an aquarium in Connecticut about nine 10 years ago maybe nine years ago and I had told I had written up some sher to say over at the sedarum. He said what does it look like? Email it to me. So I emailed it to him. I said these are more like bullet form for me to say over at the sedarum but this is not readable but if r want wants I'd love to put it together. So he said, "Okay, my son's mitzvah is coming up um in in a couple months. Can we put out a few shirum for my son's raitzvah?" So I wrote four or five shir was the first time I was writing anything of this nature. You know, as a physician, I went to college medical school. I've never written a paper in my entire tenure in school. So don't ask the details whatever. But this is my first time really writing. And the ruff calls me up after sukus the was called me to sukus says I I had some of the sh edited. I took him to loved it. I want to write a book and I didn't know I could do either and here we are. >> But is it you know my my grammar isn't so great. So I think it it would it be an easier I'm going to ask the RVs to to Pascal on this. Would it be easier to be involved by supporting supporting the the shul supporting the RV's Torah to T to platforms through charity.com/wardm26 >> unless if we make a donation doctor will it will we be will we have a kick >> that that's up to the row but I could tell you for me unless you can write some of my patient notes for me um you know freeing up extra time for me um to work on this farm is the only other way really Um, we we have a good thing going. I'm sitting at this desk now where I've written I think six or seven of the books and we're working on two more right now. So, I'm glad I'm glad that people enjoy them. It's why it's putting a face to the to to to the name is uh unbelievable. Mashem, hopefully soon we'll have maybe a dinner. We'll have a full-fledged dinner somewhere in the r we'll invite all the I don't know if we can maybe Madisonburg garden fit everybody but we'll do something very soon we'll all meet there >> in the in in the meantime charity.commh26 >> you know uh one of the also developments that these campaigns have allowed for that many of the books now are in multiple languages. So uh many of the books have been translated uh mostly in Spanish but the the Spanish are translation from the English with a little bit of uh ammenation from the Russian Kaidesh. There two of them are in French and one of them is um in Portuguese and and then the the Rome book is in Yiddesh that was also based on the Hebrew. >> I saw Raair in Bab in Bark. >> In Bab really? >> Yes. >> Nice. >> If it got into Baba that means that the Yiddish translation was very very good. >> There you go. And I saw Yeshua by Rabbi Khan and Avenue J in East 18 this week. >> Ah amazing. Okay. So you know the we thank for his tremendous Musafes and tremendous work in helping get the Shir out and it's uh many many people really have gotten a tremendous aliyah from from your work. So we thank you. should give you and uh to continue >> I I want to thank the RA for the the opportunity to participate with Ra's unparalleled unprecedented scope of I mean never has the world been able to disseminate the RAV has with what was it um how many 11,000 12 I don't know how many there are now any time and that's just one platform um so just thank you to the r for allowing me to participate and um should also have tremendous and continue. >> Amen. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> You said let's go from he's the publisher. He publishes the shum on many many platforms for dissemination. Uh so many platforms we we we lost count already but so many platforms that uh I have family who's not in the Torah anytime. uh world. Um what are your platforms? Does it include YouTube? >> Yes. Yep. >> I'll tell you. I have family in the Diamond District and they send me links. What are the what the rough just say about Iran? Did you hear? I said what? Yeah. What? They're not so into into like learning. What happened? How' you How do you No, no. This one you have to hear. And they sent me the link from YouTube. So you mama helping it get to every corner. Yeah. Yeah. Um I think it was around 5 years ago basically in August that Rabbi Gladson called me saying you want to take you know >> actually you know um it's interesting >> the as the shim were on to any time they they become they become you know >> basically what people were doing is they were clipping them from to any time and they were putting them everywhere and I didn't have we didn't have control over the content because you know once once it's clipped at it could go anywhere and then people started posting it on different platforms. So we basically had no choice but to establish you know our own domain on the different platforms so that we we could uh have control over what goes up sometimes you know not every shar is for every platform some for a variety of reasons remember I even asked spoke to a certain one of the leading piskim actually I even spoke to a makobo about you know which platforms the sherimum should go on. So this gives basically by putting it in on you know a different mimy we retain the control over all the domains. So if a shar is not appropriate for certain platform, we could just we don't put it there. You know, that's that's what allows us to do. You know, >> I got word that day that the robo to the muk in Manhattan. I'm not going to say more details. >> Yeah. >> That the that Rabbi Gladine's walking into this this rabbi to meet this rabbi. >> It was domino effect. Everybody was talking what? What are they talking about? >> Now I understand. No, no, no. >> I'll tell you somebody um somebody from the Shirim, you know, he went somewhere. He he he he begged me to to come with him. So, well, you know, that that's a topic that's beyond the scope of the first annual show. >> Okay. All right. But Raim, what other plat we can we can we >> I hope you know I think you you put on chess illuminated. >> Eliminated. Yeah. And yeah, YouTube. >> And also he's all para. All Tyrone. >> All para. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And and shorts. YouTube shorts. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. And we just hit 250,000 subscribers and I 10,000 videos. So it's uh you know, lots of good stuff. Actually, I think it's on that platform the shortest of all of all, but it's I mean, the number of people that are using that, you'd be surprised, you know, Torah anytime the yeshiva community knows about, right, >> but are sometimes more familiar with some of these other platforms, you know, so you could have or you could have totally unaffiliated Jews. >> You know, question for you. I don't know if we want to roughly hear. So, we want to hear some of the some of the crazy feedback on all these different platforms like what are the people talking about? >> I'm sure the rub gets more um emails than I do. But, um no, just you know, comments, you know, I have to heav heavily filter out the you know, comments that are not appropriate. Um but yeah, I could see you know many different countries um ages and just uh yeah I mean I you know I was uh able to connect also a certain book store called fourth wall where I actually am able to sell and uh different types of merch I we created as well. Um, and then there's also right now we have 90 members paying a monthly fee to see member only videos or you can get access to early videos and member only shorts that you know were taken uh, you know that the RV doesn't want anyone else to see but are private basically. And >> so I have a question. Yeah. If somebody goes on to charity.commh26 and they donate, are they going to be part of the fuel power of all these different forum and and YouTubetubes and WhatsApps and all these things? Are we going to get a are they going to get a piece of that? >> Of course. Absolutely. Yeah. >> Do you have the authority to say yes? >> No, I don't. No, but >> I'm watching that right now. I'm donating right now. I want to if you if you could tell me I get a small piece, some small tiny percentage of it. >> Definitely is. Yeah, definitely percentage. >> Now our our last guest closer. >> We have Dr. Kadaya Schwarz. This is a famous a household name by now. Where is the doctor? >> He's here. He's here. >> I'm here. here. Shalom. >> Shalom. Running the WhatsApp groups. Uh, is I keep upgrading phones and the storage gets full. The se and I'm like, you know, the first guy I start the I start the D and then and all of a sudden I blink my eyes. We're like the 10th D already. and you're following and you're watching and then the and every different angle, every different type of sh of tell us please from the behind the scenes it's hard it's hard to keep up with the r the amount of sh are just like so overwhelming but just so unbelievable um you know it just really is that uh I have a little part of that that I hope everybody has that part of to take part of this charity campaign is that we hope to really just get a piece of the of of the of the shirum that the RV gives are unbelievable. Um, you know, just uh the one one group has over 800 people, but they're from all over the world. It's been going on for for 10 years now, I think, that um you know, people we have people from Ben Manasha have contacted and uh people in Africa and all over the world just through WhatsApp. It's like a direct connection. It it wasn't my intention. I I really uh you know it really it was unbelievable how it happened and it um listen I hope I get a little of uh of you know sharing the r the roster but I mean everybody has that opportunity by taking part in this campaign. >> Dr. Gdala, >> we're gonna ask you a riddle live but don't look away from the screen. Don't don't cheat. >> Okay. >> What if somebody is inspired and they want to donate right now where do they go to donate? I think it's charity.commh 26. >> Go ahead. I think you're saying great. >> Anyway, it's Listen, it really that's what we're here for to try to to try to hopefully get a part of this. It's really the rough shure are unbelievable. It started I moved to Norfol, Virginia from Brooklyn. I lived by Avenue J there also, but uh I had to get out of town and get a house. >> No, no, no. Well, I could be I don't know. But um we I I my my wife is from here. So I moved to Norfick, Virginia. And the the way it started is that the uh the the kdish here when I moved here, there's no bakeries in town. So the kdish was fish balls and herring and crackers. So I was like, I can't live in a place where this is kittish. I started baking in the kitchen. I had a kusa. We Friday mornings we would go to the kitchen and bake and somebody told me about Torah anytime. And I started listening to the to the shirim all different speakers everybody. And I was hearing Rabbi Gladstein Shirim and I started just jumping out of my skin. He was just he asked the most simple questions the most, you know, and one after the other and then puts it all together like uh Dr. Mueller said it's like so so clear. so nice and I was literally jumping out of my skin telling everybody you have to hear this shir. I was sending everybody individual messages you have to hear this year. You have to hear this shir and then you know to to visit the Rav probably about 12 years about 10 years ago something like that. I went to to Rabbi Gladstein for Shabas with my wife and I left Mat Shabas. I asked the RV I said I'm not really a tech guy. I don't know anything, but is it okay if I start a WhatsApp group to um just just to and instead of sending a 100 different messages to 100 different people, see who's interested, if the people enjoy it, and I'll and I'll just post it in this in this group. And uh the Rev said the Rev also didn't know much about WhatsApp then. And uh I I just sent a a blast out to everybody in my phone. if you want to hear Shirim from, you know, from Rabbi Gladstein uh with the Marcomos which was you know unbelievable um you know join the group and I woke up Sunday morning the first person to join was was rather pesak. So I was very excited he he was the may for my three oldest boys when we were living in Brooklyn. So he was in my phone so he was the first person to join. So I was like okay that's pretty cool you know it's like I was very excited about that anyway. So, uh, yeah, I mean, like everybody's been saying, you know, two two of the main things, the main attractions that really got me hooked was the the, uh, the assurance that you have from the terror that first of all, the the the span. I tell everybody, I was like, I learned in yeshiva my whole life. I didn't hear any of this stuff. I never heard of the my all my years in yeshiva like all the all the all the uh all the sperm that that >> I won't I won't advertise that >> 7,000 people never >> speaking honestly theamatine said theam you mentioned your glat says that theam said that you can never you can never take anybody's word for it what uh you know what they say you have to see it inside that was one of the things that early on that that I learned from Rabbi Gladstein and it was he and he and he gives it to you. Everything he everything Rabbi Gladstein says is is is able to be seen. He has all the makcomos. Um you know just uh it's it's unbelievable opportunity >> if if you don't mind. >> Yes, I can answer before charity.commh26. Go ahead ask the question. Yeah. When Mashiach comes, he imitates Hashem. Mashiach comes. >> Yes. >> Will will will would would do you have so much power on WhatsApp. You could spread information so fast to the entire world. I I only imagine if you you know it's it's about on the chats. It's only um admins only, right? We can't we can't talk, right? >> On the chat. Imagine you remove that for a second. What would happen? >> By the way, that's one of the rules that we made. I made the rule with Gdala with the WhatsApp. Nobody could talk. No talking. It's like sh you know >> it get Yeah, it could get it could get out of control. So, you know, there is a discussion group where people have questions. They need to know to to recall Shirum some things that the Rav said. There is a WhatsApp group for discussions also to be able to to ask questions. But everything's monitored. everything is tried to to kept controlled and uh listen it's uh it's just an opportunity to to to get a a faster uh access to the sharim and uh it it all goes back to to the rurim. >> Did you ever have an imagination when you started and you had this like little uh idea? Let me let me start a little WhatsApp chat. Did you have an idea you would have such a huge footprint in the world? >> Never. Never. Never. It's really I don't know. >> Is it is it safe to say that it was one of the best decisions of your life? >> Yes. Yes. It's really to have a little bit of a kher with the with with with the rv is just uh it's it's an amazing opportunity. But everybody has that opportunity giving giving uh you know supporting the the the the cause supporting the the charity campaign. Everybody has that opportunity to just to hopefully get a a piece of a of a connection to to Rabbi Gladstein Shurim to spread them throughout the world. There's no one that listens to them that isn't blown away that isn't you know there's some kushim in every shear that uh they're just uh mind-blowing. I was by a there was a fort. So I sat on the table. I didn't know anybody. I sat down of people. One's looks like a businessman, one's a doctor, one's a ro, one's a every type. I said, nobody is just eating. Nobody's talking anything. So I said, you know, let me say something. I said to him, you know, I want to share with you from Gladstein. Oh, they're all quiet. And that's just this is, you know, it's >> that's how it is. That's how it is. Everybody knows now. Everybody knows. It's really unbelievable. It's our privilege together. I want to say something I it came to me so far here listening to Dr. Kimhler or Aron Subar Zimman and now Dr. Gday Schwarz hearing from all of all of you that that it was like the best decision in your life the best thing that the best thing that you got involved and things just took off. So if it's possible to infer from that extrapolate I'm not the perm ro of but I'll say maybe some per maybe that if it's possible that anybody that is thinking should I get involved should I not get involved should I donate should I not if they jump in hopefully they'll jump into the bandwagon and next year they'll be part of the storytellers like like like all of you like you know I did it I jumped in it was the best thing that happened to me in my life I I I can't imagine life without So if somebody has money that they have messer money or they have money that they want to give piser and and they say you know where should I give it as you see here every person is saying that getting involved with Rabbi Gladstein is something unbelievable to the life happened. So, I think the point of this whole thing, even though I don't know if that was the goal that we started with, but the goal that's clear now is everybody saying that they touched Rabbi Gladstein's jacket and they held on to it and wherever he flew with Hashem's help, we all benefited. So, it's time not to be from the the people who are watching, but people are going to be elevated. So jump in and donate charity.commh26 26 is >> gimatria >> shame a blessing >> thank you gdala thank you for joining this is the safe >> that's a good ending I have to say from the time that uh we started with the shirim It's all it's all it's all the help of amen continue to be a >> all of our friends with thank you very