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[Music] Good morning boys [Applause] in the house. Wow. So, first of all, we have unbelievable news in hopefully the rest of the world imitates. We reached 20 live locations with one more in the works. ADO is going to open tomorrow will be 21 kits. One or two a week. That's the way we do it. Unbelievable. Um >> where's the 20th? >> The 20. Where's the 20th in dollar? >> I didn't translate. I was just translating loosely. I wasn't a typical yeshiva bacher. I like to learn other things outside of what the Yeshiva was learning. I like to learn a lot of biker. [Music] >> Um anyways, he saw status of a very famous status guy. nerds a real baglo that we're starting and he said okay let me see if I could I I travel a lot I'll do it on the way and um he wants to say as that he never held a job more than 8 months always got into fights with his bosses and this he used to get bored mom is like yes but he believes that since he started doing the daf he became >> musev musev and he's holding a job steady already for a year and a half and he wants to give a to the for that part of it on the also on the it has a tremendous my entire family my children I'm sending you a a video mozzel from here are his children >> huh >> yeah this rao is in our second location in Benra. Stephanie, what's it called? Stephanie. >> There's some in there that you said. Yeah, there's a screen. This guy, if you if you speak Hebrew, it's pretty funny. This is your typical, but one of his lines is like he like you like watching stuff on a screen. Speaking from Belgium. him. 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I haven't heard his name in a long time. >> We did. >> Yeah. >> Oh, >> Men. >> Mendle. Learner gave me this beautiful box of ash. I didn't know why. He gave me a bunch of ash. >> And now I know. To demonstrate the suga. What? >> No. What is it? >> What do you say? >> This is a [Music] tabak. You use it for shar [Music] >> I haven't seen you in a while. Wow. You still on every day? >> Every every night. >> Even in when I was in America. Wow. Y >> this is beautiful. This is the one of the nicest tabak boxes in the world. But anyways, it's apher for today's purposes. It's apher. I'm going to do a demonstration. You're sitting close by, right? >> Not not so look at this. Ah, it's all over my already. Fine. Apher, you take some ash. I don't know what it looks like exactly. Take ash like on above and you wipe it down. Instead of soap, you wipe it down with ash. Ask the two lines from the bottom. How is that considered wiping down with water? You don't wipe down with water. You wipe down with a towel, with ash. So, what does it mean with water? That's question number one. Use ash. What? You're going to leave a bunch of soap on the wall? You leave ash on the wall. Of course, you need to use water. There's no you need both. You need water. You need ash. So, we're going to do is very very simple. I came up with a system. I think it works beautifully. You just have to everybody will do it. We're going to take this sug if you say ash water water ash. It could get a little confusing, but it's very very simple. It goes like this. You always have to start off with water. No matter what, you need water. So if I tell you that the wine press was moist, that's enough. It's moist. You already have moisture. You need liquid in the beginning. >> So if it's moist, so then we're going to start right away with ash. >> And if it you start with ash, then you have to go to water. Now you always end off with water. always minus the fact that sometimes we don't mention it. Why? Cuz that's your problem. You want to wash it. You want to mix your wine with with ash. Go ahead, mix it with ash. It's normal to wash it down with water. Similar to I don't know exactly, but according to the villagian some when you do neglasser many people it says to wash your hands six times. The villain says eight. A lot of people do eight. Why eight? Cuz you got to wash off the final one. I'm not going to tell you that. You want to do it, you do it. I'm telling you, you needed to put ash. You want to keep it on your your thing for uh you know the memory of what you did. Great. But it's going to taste not so gush. You're going to have tabak all over your wine. So you wash it down. So now say together with me, I'm going to I'm going to say it and you're going to tell me you're going to tell me what it is. It goes like this. When it's moist, so what's the next step? Say ash. And then after ash comes >> water. That's it. But if it's dry. So what's the first step if it's dry? >> Water. And then afterwards ash. >> Any anything we wash with soap. That's the system. I shower. >> Exactly. That's what I'm saying. That's what the is going to say either two or three. So we have here holds. No matter what you have to do two ashes in the process. Two ashes. So what does Raf says? Raph says if it's dry then what do you do? >> Water. Right together. What if it's dry? What do you do first thing? >> Water. And then what? >> Ash. And if it's >> If it's wet >> wet what do you do? >> Ash. >> Water. >> Ash. But says you have to do two ashes no matter what. So he says it's three or four. If it's moist, what do we do? Ash, water, ash, >> and water. >> Then that we're not getting there. We're not talking about it. We're not telling you what to do. You want to wash off the soap off your body after the mikvah, go ahead. You don't go home with soap on your head. Oh, and if and if it's dry, what do we start with? Water. Ash. water ash cuz we need two ashes. So this is how they said it in the same thing is just they add the water at the end. It's either three or four. So if it's dry ra >> no no no that's ra only says one. So it's if it's dry it's water ash water. And then if it's wet, it's ash, water, ash, water. If it's moist, we start off with ash, water, ash, water. So that's four. And five is if it's dry. So you start off with water, ash, water, ash, water. The question is, am I going to even talk about the last water? So, I'm just saying like the first time I read it, it to me was very confusing. Ash, water, ash, water, a water, ash. Then I realized that it always starts off with moisture and it always ends off with moisture. >> Okay. So then you want to do three, four, five. Something very interesting is that the Taz brings who is Rash's father. So the Shiloh was he or so he brings that some people >> him sometimes. >> Oh so he brings that some people say that Rash's father and he calls him not doesn't call him says not Alam and that Rashi wanted to give his father honor. So he went to him and said ask me a question. and I want to put it in my safer. So he asked him why does the tyra start with berius? It should have started with and he and he puts it in. He says, "My father asked me a kasha and it reminded me of a beautiful story of I have a friend his name is Shaiwitz. He was my friend when I was a child. He went through a lot through his life and he became now he what he does is he writes these famous books. It says on the thousand1 stories from 101 I don't know if you have a big thick book read this beautiful story there of Z melt." So melt when he was nifering. So they made a I saw this story. They made a they made a apit for him in yeshiva and his his uh his nephew got up and gave a hespit. This is and he said I want to tell you the how much loved learning. He was the galatiser. How much he loved learning. He says there was the Brit said you can't leave your house between 6:00 and 6. And uh late at night there's a knock on the door and he was preparing for and he goes to the door he says who is it? He says the fet your uncle's here. Opens the door. He says what are you doing here? You're risking your life. You get shot on the spot. You'll be jailed. What are you doing? He said listen I have a tremendous steer in the Rambam. I can't go to sleep. I'm going crazy. So they go over the steer in the Rambam and came up to and waited till 6:00 in the morning and he left and he's screaming the is screaming at the he's saying look at the he had look at the so after the was over the said to people he said listen the story is true but what he said is wrong it's not his I'll tell you what it was it was his says What happened was wanted to print a safer nozzle. He had there's eight eight parts to it. The eighth was a year and a half wait and the there's only one one printer in your slime and the the printer he he he found him in truly he says listen the one of the guys canled if you give me safer right away like in the next day or two I'll print it right now. So he said okay give all and he goes through and he said wait I have a big problem my my nephew I write a kasha from him my other nephew I wrote a kasha but I don't have a kasha from what should I do I can't he's going to be insulted so he he risks his life he goes in the middle of the night and he pretends he has a cash on the rama and and he he he worked it out with until he gave him a good shot and then shot okay now I can write my safer It's a it's a story of midas not about he said. So that's one shot and rash that he went and he asked his father what do you say no you have a good cash and then he puts it in there to give him cover but says the taz it doesn't make sense why because in our right over here where is this uh right over here so rashi brings his father he says like my father he calls him this is I like my father's is better than my Reby's and he goes on says the doesn't make sense that he didn't know how to learn he knew how to learn okay says gorg maybe something like this saying I'm not exactly sure what it looks like something like this it's like uh these things that hold together the grapes they shouldn't come apart. How do you casher? So I actually have a whole suguring today. A lot of things that we do and we take for granted come from the suga like when we buy new kum you go to the like dom. We're going to be discussing these things today. So it's some sort of lattice that holds together the the grapes. How do you do a on it? How do you how do you make it kosher? We learned how bad. So gas is where you make wine and this is uh where you make oil. You press oil. Let's say it's you wanted to make it. It happens today all the time. You go into a factory, you go into a place that it's not kosher. You want to make it kosher. Here we have pictures for everything today. Hashem, what a what a All made from scratch. It's unbelievable. These are dapim boards that push the you you you put pressure on it. I don't know if like that exactly, but you put pressure and it put it crushes the grapes. That's the the actual vat itself that you step it you you you step on the grapes. Check this one out. Give Valdica stuff. Here's the Lulov. >> Basically, it's a broom made out of palm trees. A little it's a brew. All this is non-cooser. All you have to do the easiest way of cash is which means to rinse it off. There's a rashy here. A very important rash. Rashi says you rinse it off in water. This is good right over here. Why? You don't need you don't need uh this stuff >> the lenders ashes the learner you bring this and you'd expect the to like go crazy say oh it's it's a contradiction to our says you need to put ashes no you rinse it off in the sink nobody says a word about it says Rashi it's enough just to rinse it decided this is the story it's a beautiful rash great and that's this is basically this gi thing this this stuff what does it say what do you do with these things you have to use ash Gi Shifa. So Shifa is is a type of uh GI and over here in it says sham. Sha means cork >> which is also what >> cash that I haven't seen anywhere say that but okay it's a it's a rubbery thing like like corki but it's also absorbent so you have to let it dry for 12 months you leave it from season to season >> whether it's for the oil or whether it's for the grapes. Now, here's the question that the is going to ask. Let's go through it. Bet. What is the difference from season to season or 12 months? >> Minus season could be twice a year. Maybe >> no not twice a year, but he's saying minus a season. Okay, I hear that's one shot. But the Gumar doesn't answer that. Gumar answers much better. Even what if the season is delayed by 4 months instead of 12 months? There's a thing with the weather and this and there's not enough rain and the season is 14 months later. So according to the mandar that says you have to wait from season to season you must wait 14 months but according to it says 12 months it's 12 months. What if the season was 10 months? It was 2 months early. Okay the early blooming when I was in Utah the the tree started it was fall already. It was like I don't know if it was a mistake in the weather or something. All of a sudden these beautiful colors and things are starting to the ball. It was a uh what is it called? Fall start sort of you know sometimes it happens >> what glitch in the system >> a glitch. Yeah. So again if it's season to season I don't care a similar not a mush the people that are mak on shuya and gibr so they they're allowed to eat gros on the last day of pes now a lot of people are makid not to use the kaum of gros on on pes if you eat on the first day of pes eat gros they take the k as if it's trafe and they put on the side so you shouldn't be able to eat any from any of the kale in the beginning of pes because you ate it from the la the last day of pes you have to wait a whole year no it's a year minus so that's what he was saying Irish saying man it's the season >> it's a show it's a minute >> okay first of all I have to say to some guests what's your name >> lovely yo from where >> how you doing and then in the back you all the way in the corner what's your name >> sham from >> my gald and you >> Alicia Klasco from P >> from I love P I love live there too a little bit I got to I need somebody help me out. I was like I woke up with his service that we have to write about the guests that come every day. We have like five guests a day, right? I was hoping that somebody's going to say he's from Brazil, lives in the jungle, something an inspirational story. Oh, we had last night from Madrid. Madrid and he says he can't even find one guy to do this sh there. He says Madrid is not. He's working hard. He says I love the shar. It's unbelievable. It's my lifeline to Yiddish guy. Great guy. It's like So that's it. There's no >> He's Yeshua's cousin. >> Are you really Yeshua's cousin? >> Yes. >> Wow. How How are you related? >> Father and his father are brothers. >> So your father from Iran? No. Isn't his father from Iran? >> His mother's from Iran. Ah, got it. All right. Aaron Price from Iran. Doesn't make Yeah. What was I thinking? >> All right. Gald has a tremendous in this year. Tremendous. He brought he brought even Rabi Shamberg and many other people. Ra he stood outside. >> All right. >> Huh? >> Says no. >> Please. Come on. >> Cut that out. >> Want to go back to the camera. Go to the camera. >> He just doesn't know. >> No. What happened? You came out of sh and you heard the you came. I just give him credit. What do you care? says from season to season and 12 months is identical says depending if the the season is lengthened or short. Do you need exactly 12 months or it can even go less from season to season or even more if you want to get you want to be mired this gi let's call it a cork for whatever whatever it is this thing you want to be do a quick one you don't want you don't want to wait 12 month who wants to wait 12 months to be mired something what do you do you put it you you boil up water by the way the water has to be bubbling we all know that just just because sometimes what happens is you put in all these pot, pot, and then the bubbles go down. Then you keep on putting in the pots. No good. Has to be in a continuous bubbling mat. Just because it was bubbling 2 minutes ago, not good. If let's say you uh you cook the the olives to soften them up, so you can press them. So you could use that water from the zim. My question is what's the like what's the difference? Water and water from the z. Could you do a kale in the chicken soup? >> No. >> No. So maybe you can't do a calem in in olive soup. It's it's olive water. Why should I be able to do it? You could. >> I just want to show you something that really it touched me from the first time that I saw this >> chicken soup. >> Oil oil >> here. And this is this is from across the street. Mamesh. This is where the island is supposed to be parking on a daily basis, not over here on the street. I don't know if you noticed, but we upset the neighbors a lot when we park, especially on the on the sidewalk. It's kadai to park in the beginning of the street or right when you right before you make that turn into our street. There's a giant parking lot with 30 spots you can park in. It's a 2-minute walk up the street. So, here it is. This is the parking lot on air of Pes for free service, free service. They bring out many of these vets. You can see from all the umbrellas here. It's just unbelievable what goes on there. sitting with tools with with screwdrivers and and and pliers unscrewing all the handles for people for free. Doing all the if needed and if you need libon they do the libon. It's just an unbelievable uh it's just a big massive massive I don't know where they store all this all the stuff. It's a lot of equipment. Here's some of the pictures. Now when I when I did a ka with yitzkowitz back in the day when I was in Berlin I was like 18 19 years old trying to make a little money. This we had a store right across the street from K Berlin and we put a big signal in is a big part of this year. So I don't know if you know the story. I'll say it again. We didn't have this basket. I wish we did. What we had is these gloves. Now >> somebody's somebody's cle somebody's thing fell to the bottom of it. So that was a big genius. I put my hand in there slowly making sure that the water doesn't go in. Right. is like right there right there matter like a half inch I was touching it as gushmak but then I messed up like in the backside and the water the boiling hot water went into the glove and got caught between the glove and my skin so it had time to boil it up kishmach when I pulled it off there's like oh no it was like a thirdderee burn what they call it was really really bad that was the end of my hagalis kalin career and yaniskuits had to take over yeah ouch is not the word bandages and aloe vera for like 6 months. >> That was not the first burn I had. I I when I was I told you when I was 2 years old, I flipped an entire urn of hot water. I climbed onto the countertop, undid it, and wanted to see what it was and just put it on myself. I was in the hospital, they say, for 2 months or something. I don't have scars from it, but maybe trauma, maybe other type of scars. >> Been on fire ever since. >> Look at your image. >> No, I'll tell you what. It's you don't you don't develop this in one day. He had this but he was quiet the whole time. You just told him that it's okay >> to pun it. Oh. So here it is again. Another picture. Fine. >> Putting in bleach could be a problem that it's not water. >> Are you going back to the bleach thing? Cuz they do the bleach. We spoke about the ble that come out of the go into the water and then they're concerned there's too many ble in the water and the water is supposed they put bleach. So he's saying, "Oh, it's not water." And the same thing like the thing the idea that I said about soup >> boiling up bleach putting a peach ruins it. >> But how much? It's a It's a mash of bleach. Cuz a mash of bleach will make the the whole thing disgusting. Nobody wants to eat from bleach. >> Guess what? Isn't there bleach in in regular sink water? Like there's some chloride. What is it? >> Chlorine. >> Chlorine. Isn't that a type of bleach? >> But that's >> No, for for the for the process. >> Chloride. Chloride. Chloride. >> That's No, that's that's one thing. That's fluoride. But there's also like to process the water. I think there's some sort of >> No, >> it's not of gum. But it's not water according to him. >> But the T of gum makes it not bottle. You're saying ah, >> but it's not me of gum. 60. Okay. I hear I hear it has to beh in order for the bleach to work, you're saying this. In order for the bleach to work, you have to taste it. So it's of gum. So it's more than 60. It's possible. Yeah. >> In the east coast use it for commercial every day. >> What? Bleach >> I got it. >> Okay. >> By the way, I want to remind in case you skip the emails and you're cheating. So, I got to tell you that we're missing $20,000 for the Shabbaton and Arrol. So if you want to step up, two people stepped up in the last 12 hours. So one of them is A Kamski, which I spoke about before. Another one this morning. I don't know if he wants me to say. I said it to you. You got it for me, Benny. >> Not that one. Okay. Something. Okay. Um says the um now I have to think about what you meant. the whole uh all you need to do is put it under the faucet that is water is streaming or in a river. How do you say that the water is moving? What does it mean you leave it there for a season? the same the way we said it by >> I know >> yeah what I say it's the same thing that we said by that that's what we say did I skip >> no >> okay says wait a minute we yes we're talking this up until now we're talking about but we stopped for a second we started talking about taharis we're in a suga of how to be how to do etc we're not talking about so clapa you're you're you're talking reverse But it should say like that's not like that's Tahara. We're not even talking about. You're right. Last d we're talking about not now. Now is a sugara. How do you how do you casure one of these baskets? These lattice baskets says yeah you're right. mistake like we say in the of things the same type of you do over there whether it's this that how much is a night or a day meaning how much is a night or a day 12 hours You take a half a day and a half a night. This reminded me of I don't know if it's but why not? I I like this riddle. So I'm going to tell you the riddle. Famous riddle. If you know it, you know it. Don't say it. If you don't know it and you think about it for a little bit, it's very gishma. Comes out great. You have two ropes. You have two ropes and you have a lighter. Each rope burns for an hour, but not consistently. In other words, it could it runs down the rope fast, then slow, fast, slow. If you light it on the top, it's going to burn for a full hour. At the end of the day, it's a full hour. You have two ropes like that. How do you get to 45 minutes on the dot? I want to know. I don't have a clock. I don't have a watch. I'm in the I'm camping and I know that these ropes burn for for an hour. How could I figure out 45 minutes? Okay, pause. Think. It's gishmak. It's very very simple. What you do is you burn the first one from both sides. >> Now if you burn from both sides, how long is it going to take to burn? >> Half hour. The second one you also start burning but only on one side when you start the first rope as well. So when you start the first rope burn by both sides, you start the second one from just one side. When the first one dies down completely, that means a half hour went by. Then you light the second one, the other side. Cuz now you only have a half hour left on the second one. But if you burn from both sides, it's only going to be 15 minutes. So it's 15 minutes plus 30. Just thought I'd say it has nothing to do with the suggest. Okay. Says like this here. Check this out. Basically, let's say the day, every day has 24 hours, but let's say the the light the the the daytime is 10 hours and the night is 14 hours. Half of 14 is what? >> Seven. And half of 10 is five. 5 + 7 is how much? >> 12. So, you could either do a day, which is 12 hours, or a night, which is 12 hours. But sometimes they're not equal. Sometimes, let's say the night is much longer than the day. It's 14 hours and 10 hours. So what do you do? Do half of the night and half of the day and together you have 12. >> Does anybody see the why I thought about this riddle or >> someone's face? >> Huh? >> Face is very [Music] >> has to do something. The second one, the second row, you go go at the same pace as then at the end when you get when you go fast. I hear something like that. Between a day or night or day and night, a half a day and half a night when the the night and the day are equal in hours, they're both 12 hours. So, grab any one means either a night, which is 12 hours, or a day, which is 12 hours. When the day and the night are not equal. So now you have to take a half a day and a half a night and you put them together and you have 12 hours. I got to stop here because this is for real. I went on my status today which I don't really check a lot and I saw a lot of people from the sh I went through my friends from the year and I saw they put hurry is starting in 13 days some put different clips. I'm asking you please get on your phone, put it on your status. It'll take you literally 30 seconds. The best way to do it is you go to Dave Sharfman's bot. If you have it, it's Gavaldic. It's an unbelievable thing. It's a WhatsApp thing. You go there and you can type in a lot of different stuff. You type in daf. You put in the word daf and today's daf will show up. You put in in in 3 seconds the daf pops up on your screen with the charts and everything. You go in there and you write the word status and the bot will send you a bunch of stuff. They just copy or you just do forward. You forward it to your status. Boom. People start learning to because of you. Cuz he took 30 seconds. You don't even have to be Paris Kin and stand in the middle of a street in the heat in front of a supermarket with a big sign biz, the whole thing. Nothing from the the privacy of your bathroom. You send out things. You bring people to Toyra through the bathroom. It's unbelievable. Yes. >> I I did it yesterday, right? Somebody I haven't been in touch with for 3 years text me back. Order starting Oreos. >> Come over here. Come. Say it over here. Get over here. [Applause] >> It's unbelievable. This is a a famous um >> no author, but he does tour guide. Yes, that's what I meant to say. Yes. >> I'm not I'm not into statuses. Yesterday I finally did it. I put on the video that Rofficial made status within a few hours. Somebody I have not been in contact with for at least three years. Acquaintance of mine, you know, texted me back, loved it, was inspired by it, sent for Gomorrah's joining. >> Beautiful. You could do that also. And the by the way, this guy, every word of that he learns, you sharing this every word. If the guy finishes shas, you get for he finishes one daf. One daff. Unbelievable. For what? For status. And by the way, there's more people that join because of you. And they didn't tell you yet. You sometimes you find out a year later. Donnie, fine. Send me a thing. His friend said, "Oh, yeah. Because of you, I joined a year ago. Took him a year." Right, Donnie? Sometimes you don't know. >> It's on the group. >> Huh? >> Forward. It's on the group. >> It's on the group. All you have to do is forward it to your status and thousands of all your contacts see it. If they join, they join. They don't. They don't. But you have no baz. It's nothing. It's a lot easier than asking for money for your schol or whatever it is. It's not as you're giving, you're offering somebody something. You free here. This is Gamarra right over here. Get this. You have these sacks that they put the grapes in there and then you know you wait for the for the juice to ooze out of it. If it's made the unbelievable they used to have in those days they would make it from human hair. So question I have a question for you. Does human hair absorb liquid or not? >> Not really. That's >> no but that's the two of them together they absorb between them they trap I'm not talking about trapping I'm talking about absorbing into the hair itself >> so if it doesn't absorb at all seems to say that it absorbs slight so what do you do if you want to this thing it was made by the guy used it you wash it off in water the amra if it's made out of wool you have to use the whole process of the the ashes and the water the kit if it's flax mash You have to wait for 12 months. If there's knots, you have to open up the knots. You have these a strainer of Armenian strainer. It's tied up with these ropes. All you need to do for this strainer, you rinse it off. If it's made out of this uh sort of gi rashi says this cork whatever it is or this kash according to you wipe it down with the ashes the is made out of uh flax mash you have to wait for 12 months if it has any kind of knots you have to undo the knots sponsor by global turning of the dar global specialist in international financial services anonymous nishmas Anonymous in gratitude to rebellion and for promoting you have what is this just this is the whole process of the oh here it's flowing they also worked on it a lot um here's the picture of damaritz touching ing the if I can find it. >> Oh, here it is. That's why he's so small over there. Here he is. >> Yeah, he's touching a cluster of grapes. What's that? One of the cool things of making your own gim, you can do whatever you want. So here the f the back page of the GMRA has this chart of Tumah. It even has a beautiful thing of the of the B. I mean well you do whatever you want. If we have if we know in advance you throw it in there. If somebody donates this whole thing you can put your family picture and a little biography about yourself and whatever you want. You can do so. >> So here it is. >> How come your picture's not in the cup? >> It is. This is my picture right over here. This this you see this logo. This is this is me right over there. It's on the ceiling. So So let's go over here to this to the safer right over here. This is super super simple. This takes away the trauma from the whole the way it works is what wherever you start. If you start from the worst of the worst which is dead person if you start from over here that means you you touched a dead a dead or you yourself are like a z like that. So we'll call himat. He's right over here. The way it works is every tuma that touches something else, it loses power. It drops one one thing. And if that thing touches something, it also the next thing loses power. It drops one. So if aatum touches anything, it becomes what? Aish. It drops to and if a reish touches something, it drops the shi. By the way, you don't have to look over here. It's already in there. So you can see right on the screen. Great. So we could just push this arrow. If you start over here by the Avatum and Avatum, this guy, this Amarus dude touches an eshko, he touches a bunch of grapes, what do they become? >> Reish. Those grapes in return touch the grapes next to them. What do they become? >> Ai. Those grapes in return touch the next one. What do they become? >> Wrong. It stops at a sheni. So me says like this. >> No. If they're wet, then it would continue. >> They have to have they have to have they had to be wet once once upon a time. They don't have to be wet right now. So, because it stops at the friend it the amar touched one grape, the greens right next to him, and the green touched the purple grapes or the red grapes, whatever you want to call them. So, the red grapes became a shady, but that's it. It doesn't continue to the whole wine press. We have so one says the whole thing is to and if you say the rest of the grapes are beautiful. Look at this picture. Here's a sheno passed on to the next world chilling out in the in the olive press. Why is the olive press different than a wine press? In the olive press everything in there is tom. But over here by the grapes by the wine press he said it stops right there in that neighborhood. A little bit become but not the rest. [Music] No only touch. If there's some olive oil on the bottom the whole thing is so by the wine press also. Isn't there wine everywhere? Says by the by the olives. Look it's all one. Nothing's stopping it over here. the actual grapes, the whole cluster of grapes, they they they create like a wall like a between that and the rest of the wine press. They said to his son that is that the the the grapes the what do I call them the cluster of grapes and everything around it everything and the rest is all says So here's the we saw this earlier. This is referring to what happened with they went to war. Here we have a little did this video yesterday. The Jews go to war and they beat the minimum. Here's a minion chilling out. There's a whole war. They go to war and they beatanim and because they beat them they take all their stuff. So the terrorist says what do you do with the stuff? There's a bunch of tra in that path. Remember we learned they have to break all that. They have to burn it later. First they have to break then they have to go uh destroy the enemy then they burn. So now they come they find this path full of stuff they get rid of it and they they add it to the pile of stuff. What do you do? >> This this whatever that's his humor. Okay. So that's now also we have to know there's a there's a famous concept. Some people don't know it. So let's talk about it. Meaning the way it absorbs that's the way you could capture it. So if the way a clay absorbs is by cooking all you do is make chicken soup on it. So the way to to casure it is you put it on the the fire you do gulla. But if the way the way it absorbed the trafe is on direct contact with fire. So you have to put direct contact with fire. If it became if it became white it became whatever while it was cooking. So you have to make it white. So therefore, which explains to us a means for food cuz you think maybe if I buy a drill from a guy. So I have to put the drill in a I buy a hammer from a guy. I have to put the hammer in a mikvah. It says I don't know what kind of clay. No, it has to be for food. We take it for granted. No, only things we eat. So we know the from this from this right over here. If there was never a in other words, brand new from the store, nobody ever ate from it. So yag put it in the mikvah cold water but if there's bas if there's it absorbed food you bought it secondhand yagil when I bought my apartment here here where I live right now so the apartment came with everything all the furniture everything even the the people the people that lived there were nif and um the pajamas their clothes shoes everything everything tools the whole thing so there was a lot of dishes and we didn't know what's we had our own dishes but myse are very expensive. This is a good brand, you know, from it was from France. So I want I I intended to go do a scale but every year we go to to America. So every year we had this whole pile doc next year next p like get rid of it. What finally we did it we sent it there and they took off every like every hand on this and they made it. So these are but these are all kale that were used. They have ble from from from flakes milk. I don't know what. >> So you have to do a scale little but if it's something that you put on the fire then you have to use fire. What's a good example? Check this out. Very simple. Skewers, metal skewers and like a basket that you people you put a you know fish in a basket, a steak in a basket. So since it goes directly on the fire on the thing. So number you need to do something like this here. Was this it? No, not this one. Where did I see it? I saw it somewhere. >> H. Oh, yeah. This one. Right over here. It lights up and comes different color. What about a knife? So, we're going to see. Some people know that you put in the ground over here. Shuff. You have to like um scrape it or what is it called when you sharp you sharpen it on the on on a stone. That's what you do. Vra some very interesting. We're not going to get into all of them, but some that get to me in my life. So, we we buy the coffee from America and it's a nice glass jar. My wife loves using it for the sourdough. >> So, you have to title it. You use it a second time. What about, you know, you sometimes you seem they go to the mikvah with with >> coffee machine. >> The coffee machine is another thing. Let's say sandwich maker. But I'm talking about hold on, I'll get there in a second. >> Pans. Those single-use pans. aluminum pans. So the the talk about it if it's a type of thing that you're going to throw it right away, great. But if you might use it again after you cook with it and then you put it back in the fridge and take it out of this that it might according to some you might need a feel. That's why you see people in the mikvah with the aluminum pans. I know but the the sandwich maker is a problem. If you can take off the things great if not you might have to put the whole thing in the mikvah and but some there's different aces. You can take it apart. Ask your local rabbi. Great. >> You can just leave it outside the door. Huh? Oh, by the way, real quickly, leave it outside. No mafia. That's some uh Okay. I don't know. >> If you have a Jewart says that he says in this parade, he says that when a person does an so in order to do chuva, you should do some sort of like a like a mitzvah. Do a mitzvah for the that's similar to but if you do a maz then you need much more. They need fire. You need fire to to the guy. What? What's fire? >> You need a is what's the worst? The worst is is similar to fire. Oh, by the way, I had a good one. I I think it's good. Let me know if you what you say. I know this when it hit me. It hit me. [Music] Like you absorb. The way you absorb that's the way it comes out when you sit at your dining room table and you learn tyra the way you you inhale the tyra and you it's with a with a with a that's how his children they see you and that's how it goes and they say oh it's also gishmak wow I want to be part of this I want to see what what is t laughing at himself over there when he's watching something at the dining room table of equilibri We need 40 saw. 20 S is not enough. How do you know you need 40? We're not going to try to do the because uh is shorter. It's fine. And we have to go to soon. Do you need 40? It says that like we saw that anything that that goes in the fire, you put in the fire. But why say the word is extra finish what's there's another way to do which is it says what's means usually it means the it's called for these like a dead man like you touch the dead person touch a dead person you need to do you get sprinkled on the third day and the seventh day as rabish when I sprayed him once by mistake Third day, seventh day. So maybe also you have to do from the part you have to go like this. It says no you don't do it. Why does it say the word similar to that needs so that's how we know it? We need both. Maybe I could take, you know, certain things they take a a needle. You can be it in in a puddle, let's say. So maybe you don't need 40. So I need 40 like you have to wait until night time. Like let me ask you a question. This is important to to don't skip this. When do when does have to wait till the occurs after? So what's after means let's go back what's what's means a person who's at 12:00 in the afternoon must wait until time in order to be completely tired but if you after what are you waiting for she's muted to the husband right away so what does it mean she the answer is for her to eat she must wait another day until the next interesting thing here okay >> she yeah okay I don't remember that far cause Uh let's just do a few more lines so we don't get stuck here. Even brand new need to go bring them to the mikvah. Why? If you have an old let's say my neighbor's you put it under a fire is brand new. You hear this? If you do with a fire, you have to put it in the mikvah. What if you put in the mikvah first and then do does it work? It's actually I think some says it's literally like it's not it's not what you put in the mikvah. Makes a lot of sense to me. If you take a scissors, you buy a scissor from you buy a drill, a hammer, you have to put in the mikvah. 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