Mi K'amcha - Menashe, Benny, Chanania — מִי כְְּעַמְךָ - מנשה, בֶּנִי, חנני’ ~

[music] >> Last Sunday [music] I was driving up the parkway to my cousin's party in Monsey when my tire blew. I pulled to the side, thanked [music] Hashem I survived, but I didn't [singing] know what to do. >> [music] >> When just then, out of nowhere, somehow he appeared. A smiling [music] face with payos and a short brown beard. He tapped on my window and he said with concern, "Rebby, what can [music] I do for you?" Then he pulled out a jack. The scissors were swinging. >> [music] >> He fixed my flat and I started singing. >> [music] [music] >> My wife and I had gone away to [music] Kalamazoo when Hashem sent us a blessing well before it was due. We rushed to the hospital and somehow, [music] of course, it was Friday afternoon. >> [music] >> A healthy baby boy was born. But the Shabbos [music] soon approaching, we were stressed again. We did not know where she came from or who she was >> [music] >> when she walked into our room holding challah [music] and wine. A small kugel steaming, she whispered, "Good Shabbos." >> [music] >> And I started singing. >> [music] [music] >> They'll help you find a job, a husband, or a wife. Give the time for [music] our own selves to try and save your life. Program Kimahim, [music] the phones are always ringing. Be thankful you're a Yid and never ever stop singing. >> [music] [music] >> And me am me am am >> [music] [music]