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Good morning rap boy. Wow. We have a very very guest here. Yo, that's how you pronounce the name. >> Perfect. >> I met you first in the famous Nikol in uh Miami. my son Davender when he lived in tower 41 and uh first I was impressed by your beautiful voice mom she's a unbelievable voice beautiful cousin and uh the fact that there's no talking there and uh since then came out there's a podcast with over 500,000 views 100,000 on YouTube famous story made it from prison to being a mag to being to the whole thing It's unbelievable. Misa, I'm jealous of the amount of views because if we had 500,000 views, that means that many more people coming to Ty. So, you have to teach me the trick. >> You don't want that trick. >> I want No, no, no. It's not. I do. I You know what? You're wrong. I'm ask I Yes. Correct. I think >> I I think it's kadai. It's kadai. It's kadai >> to get another person to learn to Next time >> you're talking now. [laughter] Check this out. >> I can't get to my thing. It's not clicking. Chart three. Oh, you do it good. The boy say Miami Beach. This is last night just to show you. This is Insix. Talking about Nicks. David Solomon. >> Check out the mount of people. >> Lowkey food. And then now that people that are learning fulltime learners, >> check this out. Check this out. It's a matzive. It's a matzive. >> So if you're traveling and you're in Miami or you happen to live in Miami, you could change your life. Mame change your life. People that uh that live in Miami, they told David that it's unbelievable. They did and this and the mish looking forward to every day. So basm in Williamsburg the satellite move new address 164 taffy pronouncement. Okay should have what's this? Oh there's no there's no video there to my dear rebell regards from your dear friend and mi winternit from westcliffe. >> Huh? >> Used to come with me from >> he's the guy. He's the guy I just asked about. >> No this is this you can't make this up. Arya is a is a witness. A after she Ari is by the front door. I called out his name in front of everybody. I said, "Ary, where's that kid from?" They used to come with you. I didn't even This is him. This is him. >> Yesterday I called yesterday back to England. >> Move back to I was just wondering about this kid. I didn't It's him. Wow. A >> that's the kiss from Hashem whom I sp learning with the multi repeats every d at least three times. We have Ari used to bring this kid from betar every day. So I was like, where's this kid? And here here's an email somebody else sent. >> Wow. From your Talmeti Mon date of birth. Date of birthr date of birth. Some people have a new date of birth. Raise just to get the excited about the daff. This is from nachos. Nothing like bumping into a fellow MDY fanatic. Check this out. You could put on a nice volume on this one. >> Hey, we're out here cedarhurst and it was really cold. I was looking around. I bumped into fellow empty wire mo over here. [screaming] There's nothing like a little energy in the morning. >> He's coming in two weeks. Bashem, we can't wait. We can't wait. >> Listen to this. Hello. I learned in the Gesh and have been learning the D with you since the beginning of the I just want you to know that in truth essentially began in Gur. I had a sh if this was really is writing to me and then as soon as he wrote this right away, yes, this is not [clears throat] a pretending to be a G. You should know that Dafomi began in Gore. You're right that where mayor Shapiro came out the Greb was the one that pushed it tremendously himself sat down and learned it when the Imra decided to join on the very first Russo when the first cycle sh began the Reb said immediately after the tish that now we're going to learn the death since then it became deeply ingrained in gur in the strongest way even here in our alone there are several here in Besh who learned the daff with you while we often wonder why you constantly mention much smaller communities and overlook the masses of them who learn the daff view. I just wanted to say that in yesterday's Gar it says that even difficulty understanding the form of the show this he wrote in Hebrew not in English. Yeah. Um until visually that's exactly what does showing everything in a concrete way through pass to truly understand to add more and more soldiers to with great respect. Your student please do not mention my name during the year. It's definitely >> Yeah. >> I said yesterday when it says honor, it's >> and and by by mistake I mentioned his name. No, cuz I didn't. It was in the email. I did not see it. I I read it. I looked at it. I didn't see his name. And somehow I didn't say his name, but it was on the screen and people said, "Hey, did you see the last line?" Like whatever. I have a lot of kar and hopefully they they took it out when it was edited but a bunch of people saw. All right. Official edition MDY is sponsored anonymous ambassador daily my father. No, that's not I don't know what that is. Natan Sultan there's uh we once had a story like that and the guy said yes that was my father and he was nif before but I don't know. Natan Sultan in honor of my boy David bet Betesh >> Besh >> Batesesh >> who just joined yesterday stay on the wagon at least a week. Oh >> listen David your friend Natan spent money and time and he's worried about you. He's concerned. He wants you to do Try it out for a few days. 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Plenty Mark and Benny and all the monthly sponsors monthly sponsors anonymous good and open and revealed way for you as for everyone in need of anonymous for the merit of success and blessing in all areas of Anonymous for the merit of centers.com helping with popup anywhere worldwide and for the month we're holding We're holding like seven lines from the bottom of there are two that [clears throat] said in the of and we have big questions on him. So the first one is said if on every single a column how many columns or boy are there in a typical safer tora today? Anybody know the answer? 245. How many rows per column? on average. T typical satar 245 goes when you buy satar they go by the by the tell you I want $1,000 a th000 shekel 10,000 whatever the guy wants it goes by the um so if in each there's two mistakes you should you can fix it three no fixing toss it you have to be it what's the problem the problem is this is what we stick with that the the the amount is four mistakes not three said three mistakes you have to put it in Giza it's really four if there's one out of 245 that's good and doesn't have mistakes so it could the survives you could fix the rest he said in the name of that is that there's not more than five Six mistakes perh and what if the the the best out of all the this is there's a lot of mistakes. If the best column has three mistakes and that you're allowed to fix those three is that considered a saving since you're permitted to fix it. You fix it. So now that it's fixed it's good. And this it's a good and it could save the rest. When can you fix it? If letters are missing, I'm sorry. When is it problematic? And and only up to four when when words are missing. If he added a letter here, a letter there, it's not a problem. Why? Because you just scrape it off and you don't have that letter. So what's the problem with missing? So first of all, very interesting. Yesterday the guy promised us that he has a copy of this. So here it is. Here's that muza. And he even puts it in his notes on the side. It says the owner of this muza kept on eating and never got full. That's a yaser. This is aer. So instead of it says you have a nice heart. >> Yeah. Right. Correct. Correct. And you can't do these these uh these fixes. These are all I'm just showing uh examples of so he says what's the problem of there's an issue there's issue of and when you have something like this look what are you going to do you're going to put the ra on top over there you're going to add a letter so it looks like uh it looks like a like like a spotted leopard. Doesn't look good. Doesn't look what's the word I'm looking for? >> Not symmetrical. >> Okay. Yeah, whatever. You get the idea. It doesn't look good. The bottom line is doesn't look good. And that's all it is. What? >> No. Says story. Oh, the the father-in-law had extra like four letters in every so the father-in-law goes to the son-in-law. If it's extra the you just take a knife or something and you peel it off. You it pops right off and that's okay. Okay, so that was one that's not like what said three mistakes you have to put in. It's four. What's the other one? You done with the How do you finish it off? What's the best way to finish it off? So you should finish off a last last line. The last word should be at the last line at the last available space. It just fill up the whole perfectly. Now, today I was at a cyher and he showed me a beautiful trick that they have. They have this uh they have like a I don't know how it works. I'm trying to think how it worked. It was something with a light that shines that you put your your cloth and you you put something below it and a light shines and basically you see the outline of all the letters on your cloth. All you have to do is trace it. It's very good not to not for the surah of the but it's very good for the spacing. you know exactly how wide each word should be. So it's not like you get to the end of the line and oops I have this much missing. have to stretch that r a lot and have to the you know they use that for fill and for I don't know if they use it for safety probably there's different tricks some people just take a piece of paper and they put it next to it and they see you know there's a lot of things that you could do with today's technology but in those days you have you get to the end of safety now you have 40 lines left what are you going to do is that okay to finish a safe with all that empty space and is it okay to finish in middle of a You could finish off a even in middle of a page like this in the middle of a page. You have all that empty space. [cough] [clears throat] So the problem is it says you shouldn't do when when you're you shouldn't finish in the middle of the page if you're doing like the the four when you're in the last last you see that you're running out of time you see you're running you're running out of words what do you do here do something like this you have you know you have to get to the bottom. Now what do you do? So each line you go less and less and less less words until you get to the bottom. Then it call you have to be a genius to to make it look like that. According to to other show it's you you start in the beginning of the of the row. It's more like a it's the same same as the left side but it's it's not it's not a cone. It's u like a like a triangle but a awkward triangle. Like it's okay. You get the idea. The right side is straight. The left side is on an angle. Fine. It seems like Rashi later on doesn't This is Rashy's picture. Rashi says and uh >> he said so it seems like this is Rashy's drawing, but later on it could be that Rashi says a little different. Okay, we'll see. So, we have a problem here. How does Raph say that you can finish in the middle of a page? It says over here you have to go all the way down to the bottom of the page. You call said you could you could stop in the middle of the page. He's talking about in those days imagine they didn't have the printing press. They everything had to be handwritten. So you had a at home. It was one volume. Okay. The end of could be you can finish a middle of it. It's not a that's a great answer. But Raf says the words he's writing. It means we're not talking about we're talking about a [clears throat] very good that's a nice uh nice try says he's referring to the end of it. last words of he says it could be in the middle of the page says we must say he's talking about the middle of the middle of a line in other words you're finishing you off let's see if I even have it here like this the last line it doesn't go to the end that's not that's not fair at least he got to the bottom of the page say it's not a problem that you could go middle of the line and you could even go in the middle of a page. Finish off the middle of a page. No, you can't finish off in the middle of a page. You have to finish off dafka at the end of in middle. If you finish in middle of a line, that's okay. That you could do. You could uh you could finish off in the middle of a line, but not in the middle of the page. I'm learning now. Learning now that my dear friend's daughter should get into a good seminary. He deserves it. We're talking about this right over here. the last last eight sukim in red of the Tyra. Do not give out two alias. Don't try to be nice to somebody and say, "Oh, it's the end of the Tyra. We're going to do another a mini uh a vice at that." No, no, no. The last have to be written by read by one is one aliyah. Why? Because they're different than the rest of the we're going to see. There has to stand out that this is special. This is different. It's unique. Why this doesn't go like says that died over there as how could write it when he's alive. So must be that didn't write that all that red all the So oneita is that wrote those explains that this is different than than safer Yeshua than Yeshua wrote. This is given directly from the Yeshua was avo [clears throat] that that Yeshua wrote the last if is missing one letter it's no good. says, "Take this complete and put it in." So, how's it possible? It's missing. If one letter is missing, he wouldn't say take the safety. It's not a safety yet. It's missing the entire It says on the side over here that it says on the side that Moha said and then he read then he then he wrote repeats and then he writes writes a >> you didn't say it. What does it mean? Zashi, if I if I can find it over here. It's out of order for some reason because I just put it in this morning. Okay, it's in there somewhere. I'll just read it over here. Let's find it. Hold on. In >> I don't know. Put it in. Okay. Fine. >> Where's Rashi? Over here. No. So Rashi is saying that he was crying when he when told him he's going to die. In other words, he's not going to go into he had a lot of so he didn't repeat it. And that answers the question that it's not it's not a lie. Renu wrote it. He wrote it. Paul the same thing with telling over to he didn't want to say it over because it's the it's the it wasn't good stuff so he wrote it the there's different pirushim here but according to see everything oh according to The villing guy was something like thisma just means that there's no spaces that was mixed up didn't know what Hashem told him. Hashem said right this that he just went in in a in a and he wasn't it wasn't for him to read. It wasn't for him to know. It was there and Yeshua came and separated. Now, if you take a good look, I don't think it's that difficult to like especially look at the last words, I guess, if you like really want to pay attention and focus. But realized that didn't want him to understand what's going on. He didn't want him to say, "You're dead. You're dying." So, told him, but it said, you know, and it kept on going. So that's why means that it was mixed and mushu didn't know what it was andu wrote it. [clears throat] >> Yeah. No, I just I heard a silly joke. I'll tell it to you. A guy a guy was at a Levia crying away like crazy. So somebody came over to him and said, "What? You're a relative over here?" That's why you're crying. He says, "No, I'm crying because I'm not a relative here." [laughter] Last night the Israelis got it. Every Israeli got it. The Americans like I don't need that guy's money. Like what? Why is that funny? Not a single guy got it. Okay. Very nice. Okay. I like it. I like it. Them's on a different level. On a different level. >> Left out the information. We don't know. >> I I left out the information by the Israelis. They left. They're on the floor. >> Maybe because they talk a cry leas. I don't know. >> They do. >> Maybe it's not funny. >> All right. Talk to you tomorrow. Maybe the punch line was off. Who knows? >> I thought it was funny when I heard it. >> Yeah, we said this, but says that it's that wrote all these nukim. So that wrote all these. Why can't you make it two alias? What's the difference? Why is it why is it different? Says, but it's different. It was rope dema whatever dema means with the tears with uh it was mixed up whatever it is it's different and since it's different we don't give it to two different people one person reads it says here this found it's a mitzvah because of you. If you write your own, it's a greater mitzvah. If you buy it on eBay, you you mitzvah, but it's a greater mitzvah to to write it yourself. This morning, I remember there's a there's a beautiful Rabian Galinski that every time I hear it, I cry. Mame. It's a he was a he's a he's unbelievable um what is it called? What's the word I'm looking for? >> Magg. >> Magged. Magged. Basically, he says that he walked into a shul in Ben. And there was nobody in the shul and all of a sudden he heard he heard what was the he realized it was the stifler and the I hope I don't choke up when I say this. >> Huh? >> No, he says it was in Benbra. >> He said it on the the stipler. Here it is. I have it here. And he says I walked in. There was two blocks away. Okay. So maybe but the way I understood it two blocks away and the and he and he says oh my I can't I'm not gonna I'm going to show you how he says it but I'm just going to tell you what he says. It's hard because it's it's an older thing. It's older clip but it's in Yiddish the sharp one. a sharp one. We should say the way he says it. So, she could cry. You have to you have to grab because this world that we are leaving from it's like a wedding. You have to here. Here we go. Listen. I'm sorry for botching it I just wanted to explain what he said. No again. D I don't know. It's very for me it's very powerful. No rebell you had a board in um what's the name in the marina you're born in the marina the pastrami got the sesame chicken we have the gim we have the kaparine life is short life is short anyways says but what's interesting is that the says he argues with Rash here and he says if you buy a on eBay you're not the mitzvah by the way it's the last mitzvah in the mitzvah is the last of the is to write a mitzvah to write a says According to the Rambam >> now >> you want to >> which one? >> Yeah, sure. has been [singing] in >> [singing] [singing] >> So if you >> what's going on today tadic a lot of standing all right um if you >> only stand >> we'll take care for that. >> Take that out of >> No, we're not taking it out. There's people There's people that want to sit the entire year. So, we might be able to have an extra. >> Okay. Anyway, there's a big in to write a sra and if you can't write a satyra, so you get a shalom. You pay somebody and he writes for you. There are people, somebody who was here yesterday. He said he knows somebody that learned how to write and it took him seven years to write his own sra. Seven years. The pro somebody came to me. He said, "I wrote a satyra and I want to give it to MDY." And I like I looked at it like, you know, we we want the best of the best. We want from a professional slavery. I I appreciate that you worked on it a long time. That's for you, for your house. And you know, but but here's the thing. If you if you buy a satire say you spend $100,000 minimum on a sat today and what do you do with it? You put it in a shul. So is that is that what the terra is talking about the that you the rush says that the reason why there's such a big mitzvah of writing is because you write a satar and you learn from it. In those days there's no printing press. You write a satar and you're learning. You have now you have a safer in your house. So you're going to learn says the rash there's a bigger mitzvah to buy a gar than to write a that's the bigger mitzvah to buy and other things. I'm not saying that that's that's the sac. I'm saying the the sheet is harash just keep that in mind in terms of donating gard to people or >> there's a big there's a big Indian to buy sparing for yourself to learn >> probably a bigger Indian to be learning than to be riding. No, >> I don't know. That's a good I I know there's I I remember there's some guttle that really that he took you want to be every mitz in the >> so you're saying it's like a waste almost like that's what you're saying >> learning yourself can learn >> you [clears throat] can learn seven years you can learn sh in seven years >> exactly >> and he wrote a but >> I saw the it's interesting you mentioned that says and it's based on the gar even uses that lion that the harder you work on something and you put the effort into it and you you you spend seven years on this mitzvah so it's it's means means a lot to the buddhs like Hashem says now you're you're what is that how did that get there oh >> cameras >> crazy technology >> in honor of rebellious defans we learned overseas it was very very nice it's like I I don't even remember it there's so many things going on it's when the guy built the whole Mishkan that it's thank you for thank you for for reminding me learned 600 D from my arms it's very very nice on our travels to the empty sh of on the way to the on unbelievable beautiful another 600 of you scrunched all the people that were [clears throat] >> in the middle >> um >> oh yeah so the says that you're thank you when you put such effort it's hashem you're telling hashem hashem saying to you back if you were there you'd be at mat you'd be roy to to you made that effort. It's like coming into the midbar and accepting the tyra. >> Did you know it was Golinski's yesterday? >> I did not know. >> Wow. >> Really? [laughter] >> Beautiful. >> I used to mention him a lot more often. It's like I haven't mentioned him in a long time. It's like when was he nif? It's like it seems like yesterday. Okay. Wow. [clears throat] If he wrote a he went through the effort writing a whole three 300,000 8 30 38,000 something like that 05 something words letters a lot and that's what we do today. We go to if you fixed up a even one letter interesting that you know you finished it off. It was apostle. You finish that one letter and you made it the safety. Boom. It becomes yours. Ke [clears throat] >> why couldn't see letters. >> Okay. He saw no he saw a certain >> I think that was later on in his life. is an you know those guys that do the the big hagbas. How many are there on each piece of parchment? Minimum of three, maximum of eight. Don't do less than three. Don't do more than eight. Don't make them very narrow because that looks like a letter. [clears throat] And don't make them very wide because imagine you get to the end of the row and then you don't know where the next row starts and you're going to start your eyes start going up and down to catch where you are. Says it three times there. Something like this. In other words, that there should be approximately 30 letters per row including two spaces including some of them are yuds and vavves. Approximately 30 Not 40, not 25, 30. Let's say you have a very somebody who's telling me now that he he he wrote a and he hired a special guy to get him the ura. That's it's it's a had to get beautiful. You pay a guy in in addition the 250 that it costs per ura. Pay guy another 30 bucks for each one that he chooses for you. So, so you have this very wide ura. What do you do with it now? You should only have eight, but this is good for nine. So, you got to cut it. You could cut nine, 3, three, three, seven and two, five and four, whatever you want to do. Six and three. What do you do? You shouldn't do six and three. It's a lot more symmetrical when it's four and five rather than six. A larger one and a smaller one. It's all about night. It's all about when should you make these very narrow, very wide in the beginning. So something like this. Let's say this is a little narrower. You're at the the last the last you have one p and a whole. What do you do? So you you you you stretch it. You go like this. You make it some each word like on a line and it's a stretch. But that's not good. You didn't do the whole page. We said you should get to the bottom. Look how much room there's over there. Says what you do is this. You stretch it and you make it taller. Each letter is giant. And he did 12 words an entire There's a certain shear per the Gillard >> margin. >> The margin. Thank you. [clears throat and cough] And this is all for should look beautiful. >> What? >> Why can't they slice the >> at the end? >> What do you mean? You need to have at least three. >> Where where you going to slice it? >> At the end. >> And And then what? >> Cut the shorter. >> Yeah. And then what? >> You're missing a puzzle. You have to put a hole. You're missing one puzzle. You got to the bottom. The guy, oops, I messed up. There's I thought I had room for a Pik on in on this almond and now I don't. Now I have one Pik left. So you're going to put one Pik and one row on top. You're going to have a tremendous amount of it. Looks terrible. Was it puzzle? What do we say at the end? In the middle of the D. He says, what do he say? Right. That's you cannot stop in the middle of the D. So you got to get to the bottom. That's okay. So to make it beautiful, here we go. The bottom should have three fingers. Oh question here. This is the famous Shanstein showedki. Here it is. Now I don't see a on the bottom over there. The whole the whole is this. So how do you have a of a gillion? So what's the answer? The answer is it's all relative. It's all relative. So it has to be beautiful. Like if it's a giant safety you get it this what >> proportional >> proportionate so if you have a a travel safety like you know fix slept on his back the entire safari something like this it's travel like not this but like that so it's you don't put a you put three you got so it's all relative >> what >> it's not going to >> what all these other >> to do >> to do what to do small >> you have to have a Yes. For >> it's not says you have to. >> No, it's about >> people twist the except for >> why I think it has to be relative. >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> Okay. You [snorts] >> shocking. >> Nobody argues with him. >> That's the But what if we have a smaller? What if he happens to stay? >> So, so, so the the carried they had a on the thing. Fine boys back to this in between each thing each is two fingers worth. You see over here two fingers over here it's three on the top it's three over here between it's two at home like a handwritten three boys in the bottom and on the top two and between each one it should be the the width of a and between every row there should be the size of a row in between the rows between each word like the size of a should fit in between each word and between each letter as long as you could put a hears with. Now, don't What is going on here? Wait, not this. Here. Um I think it's this one. Yeah. Check this out. Let's say you don't have enough room. You realize you don't have enough room. So, you're going to make the We just Imm just happened now. Also, kiss from Hashem. I I try to give somebody a whatever. There's a whole story with the migillah. The first words of the migilla were smaller than the rest of the migills. >> No, no, no. A different thing with the migill. But the cipher start out the whole migillas is great. The first words and the guy opens up, he looks he's no good. Whatever. I was I was trying to do a thing for my kusa. He has a migill. He wanted to get a a six row migill. trying to do a a trade and uh his migill have the first words but anyways Mish like this it doesn't look good doesn't look good everybody you don't have to be a you look it's a different different size sometimes you see in a safe the guy is running out of space and all a sudden the letters the letters are smaller not good don't make this the the font smaller because you're running out of space on the bottom because you're running space on top because you're running out of space between the lines parachute because you would need space between different parachutes down if you have a five letter here something like this. So over here is five letters this is no good what he did right over here because the majority of the word is outside. This also applies to seven letter thing. [clears throat] It's not about how many letters are outside. You can put three letters outside provided that it's a seven seven letter word. So four inside three outside. The point is the majority of the word should be inside. as so if you do inside and outside that's great says that can never be on the margins right is that the word ai that I'm looking for >> past the line >> the margins >> outside the margins Now I just lost where I'm at. Okay, global your onetop shop for your financial needs. Isaac Castle in honor of all the divers in South Florida. We should all be synonymous in Paris. What if he has a twoletter word like the word kale? If I can find it. Oh. Oh, here. Now, Yoshi did it based on you can never put a full word outside of the margin. So, we're talking about that little bit is in the margin. The little part of the olive. You shouldn't put it between the the the columns. Take a look over here. He took the kale or L. Sorry, it's L and he put it over there. You start start a new row with it. Fine. A person makes a mistake with it happens a lot. It's a very hard job. You're right. You're right. You're right. And then you make a mistake and then you have to throw out everything you wrote. It's terrible stuff. What do you do? You wait until the the ink dries. >> He forgot to write Hashem's name. And there's another word in there. So he did a nice job here. Here, right over here. Hashem is supposed to say hem and it's missing right over there. So what do you do? It's already dry. So you take a knife, whatever you do, and you scratch it right off. Scratch it off. You put Hashem's name in there. But now you're missing the word CA. Where does SA go? CA goes on top. That's called tail. Tyla means to put on top. >> Why is that okay? It's like a leopard. >> One one is okay. >> We said over there leopard. Leopard is when it's four. Four four is is a problem. Four. There's one. >> Put one letter on top. There's one letter. >> Okay. But it's not No means spatch. This is in one spot, one place. Not it's not about the letters. It's how it looks. When you look at the page, you see all these funny things out of line. And you put the word that you put on top means because if it's you put's name inside the row inside the the line by the way again like pointed out before this is a not on you got to toss says it's not a problem you could put Hashem's name on top. So you put and all you do is put Hashem's name on top. That's a cool. This is the biggest that you don't have to wait until the ink dries. You just take a a cloth and you take the I guess it smears up a little bit. Not the best. And then you write remember is is uh is it important because we're going to talk about what they say is like him and we want to know what is like him. only if you put Hashem's name completely like as so Hashem's name on top mix if like part of it is in the line you know you have a little room so you're going to go like between the teeth you're going to and then on top go like that not good for some reason I don't know why in my mind anybody that went to here in wrote a lot of kushim you know writing over from you know what I'm talking about there's a lot of these like words on top they come you you make it like a little thing like this you put on top and it's like it's like even if you don't have to you do it because that's part of how you do it. You know what I'm saying? Men, you know what I'm talking about? [laughter] And like fitting your words this way, that way. Later on in life, we didn't have this. I don't know why. For some reason, >> you got to see what they do here. And every page goes in a plastic. They have like a thou 300 plastics. So the whole thing said like this like said, "Check this out." Says, "You're not going to erase any word. You're not going to add a word on top. You're not going to." So, what do you do? There's nothing you can do. Take it and put it in. But, you know what's interesting? Think about it for a second. Why do you have to take out the whole ura and throw it out? This he wrote a whole bunch of stuff to the right of it. >> No. So the answer is if there's in fact three whole rows to the right of it, then you take a scissors and you just cut it. Now you have a three. But if there isn't, if there's only two rows to the right of it, so you have to throw out all three rows. The point is we said before, you have to have a minimum of three rows. So if it's like number seven, so it's not a problem. You cut you cut what? >> Columns. What did I say? >> No, no. Columns. Columns. Our boys said columns. Columns. I said the wrong word. If there's three columns to the right, then you don't need to throw the whole ura out, the whole parchment out. You just take a scissor, you take a blade and you cut it nicely and you attach another one. You keep on going. But if there's you don't have three full rows to the right, you only have two rows columns to the right, then you throw out the whole par is you put's name on top of I've never seen it, but you put it top. Somebody said over here that people are I don't want any mistakes you know these kind of things write me a new one write me a new and you erase and write just say straight out is like because we we're not certain that really said he's the one that said this and said that the some that say that they said the opposite was that said it not. Okay. Oh, then I said that what? Don't put half of Hashem's name on one row and then the other half on top. Put the whole thing on top. Everywhere he says something that is like it. What does it mean? Where? What? What are you referring to? This one right over here. You're referring to Hashem's name. They put the entire Hashem's name on top of the row. In between the rows, but not a little bit below, a little bit on top. But we said in the name of you're allowed to put the name of Hashem on top. You're allowed to erase and write if you write that. that you can't do have an F. Why don't they bring that in there? also is one of the things is you're allowed to erase allowed to put name on top and is do not put it half and half referring to this famous we're talking about is when a is an animal a mother and you find in in her stomach you find a live comes out and it lives its life, you're allowed to eat it without because the of the mother is the of the baby. Even though it got to live and even 5 years later, even got to live for 5 years, our boy said, "Take a look at this bakua." [music] Maybe make it a little lower. I like the eyes of the cow. If we Awesome. [groaning] There you go. >> [sighs] [groaning] >> You eat without. Very good. >> Huh? >> It's dead. >> I don't know about that. I don't know where where he got that from. I don't know where he says it needs. I don't think so. But anyway, means to cut it like this, like slight. In other words, just kill it. >> You can't eat an That's what he said. I I never heard of such a thing. I I don't know where you got it from. Prove it. >> There was a guy in Australa. [clears throat] There's no tra. Now, what happens is if you take a benua and marry it off to another basic, then its children don't need they don't need they don't need anything. So, you can have generations upon generations of animals that don't have tra anything. So guy in Australia tried to do it and uh they shut him down real quick. It's not it wasn't smart because listen there's a there's it's a big business the business the the hexra business but the Rabanu said no good [laughter] and uh there's a guy in that that used to do the shear I just found out last night after I gave the Hebrew shear two of his sons are part of MDY and he said yeah our father he tried to open up this farm in Australia I wonder why I mean it's a genius idea. Yeah. Says, "No, it can't be this." Said he should say not only says this, but also says in the name of All right. Um, let's stop right over here. Have a wonderful day. Merit the of spreading Torah throughout the world. Sponsor Ashir today. mdysponsor.com or sponsor at mdy.com.