Makom Kavua in Shul | Rabbi Yossi Goldin

sh aside from being a place of tilah is also meant to be a place of Welcome of welcoming people into sh to be a place where no one should ever feel uncomfortable and therefore while there is a value to having a set place I do believe that if you walk into show especially if you walk in a little bit late right if you walk in a little bit late and someone's sitting in your seat or let's but let's say you walk in on time and someone is sitting in your seat I think the best thing to do is not to say anything is not to say anything and is to be able and to sit to sit close like we saw earlier within arot within the for amot you're the of being in your seat