Daf Yomi Menachos Daf 32 by R' Eli Stefansky

Good morning. Welcome. Welcome to all the guests. We have a guest. I've been waiting for the entire week. He sends me an email a week ago and I put it in my charts and he doesn't show up and then I put the next I I can't I have to go like this today. How you doing, Rich? I'm going to read your email. I hope it doesn't embarrass you. Rich Marinelli, February 5th. I keep hearing about people having gumar tra. I'm definitely sympathetic to that. I've met many people over the years with bad yeshiva experiences. Some moved, some moved on and some continued to struggle. I wasn't so lucky. My parents forbade me to go to yeshiva and I was jealous of people I met who did. When I was 7 years old, I knew I wanted to be a religious Jew. Although I had no idea what that actually meant. I was fully show Chavez and kosher by age 15. It takes a personality for that. I entered yeshiva college JSS program at the age of 17. They took me on tour of the campus. They saw a bismeish for the first time. Hundreds of people in a gigantic room all very animated in groups of two or three. All I could hear was a very loud hum. It sounded like everyone was meditating together. I walked around a bit and it became clear that they were passionately trying to understand what Hashem wants from us and what our ancestors really already figured out. I wanted to be part of that magic. Unfortunately, although I had a great experience that year, I was on too low level to learn Gamarra. In 2021, I retired from computer program and was looking to find the kuta, but it wasn't working out. My bookshelves were bending from our school gumaras that I wasn't using. A man came to give an estimate to for built-in units. He asked if I learned gimmar. I said, "No, but I wish I could, but I don't know how." He suggested the 8-minute daft. I gave it a try and was thirsty for more. That day I found MD. With Hashem's help, I haven't missed a DAFF since. [applause] >> I've graduated from two Shabbatones and I'm headed to the MDY headquarters for the fourth fourth time next week. Thank you for all you do and thanks to Yosi Klein and Marcus for their support. The written word is very difficult for me because of my what's the word? >> Exotropia. >> Thank you. Those words you leave for official exro exto exotropia. Tropia. What does it mean? >> My right eye turns out. So I keep losing the place on the when I'm reading. >> Oh, what is it? It's Oh, it's a condition. This eye turns out like I can be looking at you and this side this side it's going that way. >> Has a mind of its own. >> A lot of people have that in their brain. >> Yeah. So I'm an extratropriate kind of guy. >> So I'm essentially grateful for the artist and the AI specialists who make my dream of learning Gamara come true. Rich Marinelli Pomona New York. >> Rich, thank you for being here. How long are you learning with us already? >> Well uh December I started with McGill. >> McGill. So, it's almost four and a half years. >> Wow. Haven't missed a day in four and a half years. Beautiful. Beautiful. >> And you know, my son does the duck. He was up here with that weird experiment you did where you had to hold your nose and stuff. >> Oh, with the apple. With the apple and the the onion. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Very good. Yes. Rebellion we've been encountering. So, this is from Naov. They have 30 people a night. How many people a night? Maybe even more. He says, "Recently, we've been encountering a beautiful phenomena. Groups of boys from excellent local yeshiva finish the learning yeshiva perhaps slipping out in the middle of my and come together as to learn the sharak view center. They enjoy the refreshments and drinks and of course the learning experience with all the visuals and AI videos at first. I want you to have this entirely appropriate. Maybe the sh wouldn't like after all the screen AI videos etc. Yesterday middle of this year the rashisha rashisha spelled re v shin yud bin rashiva it's a word rashiva [snorts] suddenly appeared dressed in his frack coat with a dignified presence and began surveying the boys. I approached him and told them how happy I was. came to see how sweet Tom learning on their own free time and tackling challenge himself like they were certainly excited to see him catch them in the act doing such serious they're really excited but mostly out of fear afterwards I explain to them the structure of the sh they come have something to drink snack a bit and then the fun begins suggesting clear t okay this is in Hebrew illustrative videos and explanation of cult concepts inspired mus thoughts and special atmosphere and stories that almost happened for dessert I don't know how many different cheetahs in the suga they'll remember but the joy and experience next to the gumar they'll never forget. He stayed for a few minutes and to see exactly what it's about. He watched the video about separating and was very impressed and said how happy is that is that they are connected to a place that links them so positiv so positively to truly warmly told me how accomplished and outstanding they are in yeshiva. It was beautiful to see how they now how they know how to create for themselves an added sense of enjoyment and connection to learning beyond the formal yeshiva schedule. And I thought to myself, what is that our boys are seeking to broaden their knowledge and fill their souls with spiritual enjoyment? What is that? They're distingu that their distinguish understands us and appreciates the so deeply. In short, the shear and the viewing centers are creating small tsunami tsunami waves over time will grow stronger and more powerful, strengthening more and more learners and young boys in the path acquiring trishmak and learning. Thank you so much for everything. You're changing our lives and theirs to viewing center with appreciation. >> As a side note, the next day not a single bucker showed up. [laughter] >> Not joking. >> Really? Well, they put them on the screen. They put the ve on the screen last night. I didn't see a single baker there. So, I'm just maybe during the thing, but um >> Hollywood, Florida. Raoai the our our viewing satellite center in Hollywood, Florida can win up to $10,000 to support the sheer watch that there's a big chunk cook off. So, if anybody has any tips tips. Um, >> Tom's River say Tom's River. We got to go. We got to go. [screaming] Tom's River. What else do we have here? There's one last one. I'll say this real quickly. Sorry. I'm not someone who can say that. I didn't open a for 25 years. In fact, I'm doing the D since 19 28 years. He gives him he fills in from Shurim all over the place. While preparing, I realized it would be difficult to explain. and I use your graphics and gave credit to MDY at the shar but never ask permission I would like to request if it's okay yes if you use it occasionally and this and that 100% just give credit to MD say it's from MDY give somebody now wants to print a book with our all our art that's is the difference or why not has a sesh on less known when it came to the he so impressed with this thoroughess on saffris he pro he proclaims But going forward any comes to me says theamifer comes to me will have to study the cipher as a prerequisite. I humbly suggest the same. From now going forward, no mirror of the DAV can do. [laughter] >> Thank you. 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Rachel Alisa Ro Maztov Maztov Ellie Perinetti remember my mother's yard Lilana huh how do you spell how do you pronounce >> Pientei what I say something interesting Ellie Pienti the cancer family for the merit of Bena the ship family for the speedy and complete recovery and yehudv hamburger for the merit of srika bas FGO I'm sad to say that we have another very very difficult D of bear with me. We're holding the bottom of B. This is your muza. Do you roll it this way or do you roll it this way? So the way we roll it is you go youma this isma I don't know if you could zoom in over here is what you see last as you roll it in. So you're going from going from the left rolling it to the right. So we're going to be discussing and you should make them stomis says Rahuna. What does stomise mean? This is an easy one. Uh let me they moved it again. Here we go. Steumise. As you can see, basically sum means that there's no way to run away from the left side. The left side is closed. So if you we zoom in over here between the paraches where it says and says it's closed. It's actually it's closed from both sides. There's a space in the center. That's the easiest way to understand. There's another that says that these are stumis right over here. This is not this that's [laughter] satum. That's also satum in a different way. So over here you can see that this line is >> is uh ends ends all the way at the end of ends at the at the end. Um there's a massive mas here between the rambom and the rush and the spire and pascin like the rambom and the ashkanazim go with the taz which is like more like a oh it's in here. >> So this is ashkenazi. If you just look at it real quickly, you can see that it's it go does not finish at the end and it starts open over here and that's the that's the sheet of the taz but according to sparum this would be possible right according to this is possible it's like a it's like a but it's it's they they hold this is no good Okay. So, let's just say whatever means for us for for argument sake. Now, means that the [clears throat] it's all the way to the end of the line. All the way to the end of the left side. It's it's closed off over there. How do you tell me that it should be should be closed? The last line on Oh, so I got to pull out my gloves here. I had an opportunity yesterday. There's a younger man guy that grew up in remote, you know, heavy duty, the beard, the whole thing. And uh he does the shear. Find this a lot. He's coming. He'll be here. Um his name is Alcana Gitman and his brothers there also. They uh I didn't realize they said uh you want to come see the factory where they where they do uh the leathers. I said yes. I didn't realize they're coming special. It's a whole mat. We have here in Besh the only factory in Israel basically that that produces hides for so anybody that wants to produce there's a lot of people that do batim they all have to come here to they have these giant vats. I'm talking about giant probably from the wall to here uh made out of wood handmade these it's a washing machine for hides massive big motors that just they turn it and you know do all this stuff and there's people there that that know and very mock on anyway so I took a tour there this is kind of not the most pleasant thing but for the shear it almost looks like a a mouse There's a fresh piece. They get these hides. They get these pieces. They're only I'll show it on mat shabas. Only the heads of the animal. That's what they produce the filling from. Just from the head. They get them from America because they have different types of hides over there. Just like they have different types of meat. The hide is different. Better for what you see over here. This is the here the sailor. Right after the here is something what we call cloth. It's a very very thin uh piece of leather. And then you have a very thick piece of leather le leather that's called the dustus that's right over here. I don't know if you could see we're talking about all this area from here. Now the really thin part if you could zoom in it's a different color. And then there's a machine there. All the machines have yiddish names cuz it's anamis you know. So it's called the spalter. and yiddesh means to to divide to separate and the you they throw these hides in there and it somehow gets the off and the claf that way but they're they're doing something else they're doing uh not to confuse it that's probably a different machine maybe or a different thing they're doing the bam so it's completely different another thing that's interesting that just he mentioned I it's very sticky I don't know if you could see it like wants to stick to my glove >> so if they boil this down they reduce it they reduce it to glue and that's the glue that they use for the fillin a lot more to I have a lot a lot of props he spent over two hours with me both of them the two brothers but I I was fascinated that he does both shirim he knew everything about everybody in the sh every came back from America this time went this way men did that oh yeah he said this every joke every both he does both you'll see him on you know what I'm talking So Re used to write a muza onto the sus is the inner leather. There's two layers here coming off the the the here layer number one is the claf layer number two. The thicker one is he used to use number two he would let's see if we have something basically not unlike um I'm not going to touch the fill now but maybe in a minute. Okay. So let's let's let me leave this here for a second. Where's my bowl? I'll take off these gloves. do this for a second. Yeah. Um, I don't know that. Oh, I washed my hands before she this is fillin. So, fillin are very narrow and very wide. What he's saying is Rome used to write him like this way tall and narrow the opposite you have to put some sort of distance between you can't go all the way you need a margin need a margin like we have today invarim so it's it's a small margin this one you know you don't you don't see a crazy amount of margin but there's a little bit of cloth over here. Enough to grab it. So you could grab it nicely without hurting the >> Now here's the problem. We just finished discussing uh that it should be as so let's say this for me my brain understands this better. It's like closed from the right and the left and there's a little gap that empty space in the middle all of a sudden comes from Mayor and says no it's open you can run out of there if you're if you're stuck by you could get out on the other side it's open isn't this a contradiction to what we just said we just says we just ra says it should be should be and you say what's what's what's the reasoning behind this our two par of are not next to each other in the and I want to show that they have no connection and by making a pu it shows that there's no connection by making that that's an indication that they're connected they go they follow each other the bells are pointed out to me that is not mentioned many times in shas But mostly he's mentioned here in the last few in the coming because he was a cipher and that's that was his profession. So it says in the name of so he says that what you write he said three write it narrow and long and put a little bit of a space on top and that the the parachutes are so like my doesn't it mean that the love is like him that you should have it open at the end and not closed says no what he meant is that the love is like Leave a little bit of a space on top. Don't put the schma all the way at the end on top. Leave a little space. To me, this doesn't look like enough space. But who am I? I don't know. I guess every Mus is written like this. Fine. Rev. No, I really heard. Serious now. I just I just realized are that put a larger gap and they charge more money. Everything's about you know a more m have a nice gap this that you're going to pay me double. says, "How much is this space?" It's interesting. Yesterday, old Israelis, I I was trying to tell them a close pin and they're like, "How do you say it in Hebrew?" I'm like, "Never heard of the word." It's like, you know, you never either, right? Never. I live here. I thought I speak Hebrew. I give a shar in Hebrew, but every second day there's a word that everybody knows and I don't know. It's like you'll ne I'll never be I'll never be a fluent speaker. That's it. >> No, it's not that we we didn't have at home. We did. My mom I remembered then in Kanan we all lived it was everybody had the same porch. So when we hung laundry I don't know why we had a dryer but the neighbors did it so my mother also did it. And then all of a sudden the neighbor would come knock on the door. You're the it's dripping on our dry laundry. So what are we supposed to do? You're supposed to look down, make sure that nobody else has laundry, whatever. I don't know how it is. It's crazy. So, it says it here. Remember this. Here's here's a here's a a riddle that Noam's son got in seconds. What word is mentioned thousands of times in typhus but only six times in Rashi in the entire >> wow like father like son he called him up he called him up put him on the phone now contress is brought down in this rashy right over here contress means rashy so rash is not going to call himself contress but it also means uh like a like a letter like a like a soya says says Pakundress thousands of times Rashi will never say about himself but this time it says anyway it's just a riddle so says the like father like son they think the same I'm thinking just I was thinking aloud here because we had a guest recently in the last few days that uh his son is very into the shar So he felt almost like he came to the shik coffee shed like I don't want to be here but you know some demon brought me here it's like so afterwards he made some you know like nice the typicals so I look at him after the like do you have do you know what's flying in the suga of mimino do you did you know what was flying he says no no you're right in that those suggest you need your charts 100% you're right so I said so what like what not what yeah you're right then But there's other things to this sh other than we we we got to do. Anyway, so I was just thinking to myself now the second that we just had a sugino. It was like one of the toughest suggests maybe in in chass not chas but in a long long time. And that's what gimmar is. It's suddenly it goes from you don't know it's flying one day and then then it's like you're not gathe. It's not. It's just it's not one style. That's the that's the beauty of it. If you don't like some people don't like a godam what's your name? Ah from from England somewhere. [clears throat] So what how do you Oh s of England. >> Uhhuh. Cool. Got it. We got to enjoy every minute of it. No, there's things here for for for life. Allah. Why do why is allar over here? remember why it's far away from so we should have like is over here or it's over here oh finally says >> it must let me prove to you that when said that is like he meant only one thing he only meant that you have to leave a little bit on top and he didn't mean that you should write him open and not closed This is unbelievable. We something to remember also in this might be I don't know I I have to ask them in but over here the says min is min like I have to say the famous joke even though everybody knows it we got to say it again everybody knows it almost everybody besides the new guy that that just started yesterday. How do you know? You don't know this joke. You didn't hear from me. So, but you might know it anyway. How do you know that min is more important than that? We're more on than the answer is because when you borrow money, you're supposed to return it and the min is not to. [laughter] Okay. There's a few people that never heard it. Anyway, Minig is super super powerful >> every time. >> Something's just always funny. >> Yeah, >> you have to laugh or cry. Those are the two options. >> Did they get it? >> Because it's so true and everybody everybody got burnt by it that everybody understands this this uh joke. Okay. What? >> Did they get it last night? >> I didn't say it. I didn't say it last night. I'm too scared. I got a I have a I have a committee. I have three Israelis and I say the joke and when they laugh then I say no even a joke [laughter] >> like I don't understand what you're saying what supposed to ra hold that it's a min is very very strong now obviously don't take don't take this to mean oh my sh is is to talk during this or to do that that no seriously some people have like you have this new mic that just started oh it's it's the garamaris No, you have to know when and where the is to do closed. So how could you say oh I should do it open when does it closed? Here we go. How do we know that Raph goes with even if himself comes, you should use a soft shoe. But if he says do not with a hard shoe, why I have here commissioned this made this for me. This is something not exaggerated. cost over $2,000 to to to get something like this. Not joking. Um it it's supposed to be hard. This is not hard, but this is what we use today. And uh what he's saying is if a comes and says you could use this, then go ahead and use it this soft one. But this is what I don't know why they use it today like this. But if he says do not use the hard one, don't listen to the famous with a little bit of a twist. The when he finished his he was very very emotional and they asked him why you so emotional and he said because when he was younger they told him you should be a sandler. You should make sandals. You should be a shoe maker. Be a shoe maker. And he said I would have been a shoemaker. got off the sh they would have shown me a pile of and says why didn't you do that and like what is that he says they would have told him that's the what are you making shoes you could have made the imd and that's why I'm so emotional says verhua brisk he says sometimes there's a rasha not not a real not a rasha that's you know that I'm very that I admire you know one of these He comes up to Shayim and he sees a giant pile of shoes and they and he says, "What's going on there?" He says, "Why did you waste your time writing silly when you could have made shoes?" [laughter] You're going to get a few emails for that, but it was worth it. [laughter] >> [laughter] >> No, there's this there's a to it. In other words, stop fooling yourself just cuz you wear a certain garment and a certain this and a certain that. Who who you fooling? Sometimes you would have been better off, seriously better off being a guy, a doctor, saving lives, doing something productive than just walking around the street and pretending that you're and the when you don't have, you know, whatever. Okay. Anyways, there's something to it. You have to and again again do not say that I may I love and the whole thing I love this certain people okay this is the reverse before he said if come says use this so let we can do it together if says use this what does that mean to then I wasn't using it until now. And if come and says do not use this, that means I was using this until now. There's sort of a minig in here. There's a little bit of they weren't really using it, but they they were if they do use it, I'm telling you don't use it. So, uh the opposite before he says don't use it. We listen to them. That's the same as before. If he says do not use the hard one, we don't listen to them. Why? The bottom line is here, you see that is what counts. And if counts, then we write a closed. So that's what counts. Why are you telling me that is you should do open when everybody's using closed? What's the difference between the two? Exactly what I just explained is the that we used to use this the soft one and is going to come and say don't use it or the is we didn't use it is going to come and say we did in other words could you use this today before comes could we use a soft one so what do we see from here so obviously when we said we weren't saying that he that is like and they should use open muza when everybody's using clothes and that's the min you can't go against the min. So it must be that he's talking about rev okay. Oh right okay got it. So um in the middle fine know so obviously when he said that was like you're talking about that you have to have a little space on the top know um today this morning I spoke to a a a good friend of the she and he told me that his first I think it was his first grandchild or at least for these children that of his kid didn't have children for six years and this is their first kid and she just went in for a heart surgery. So up there I want to show this. We already spoke about this. This is that uh place that was yesterday. You see that bat? Oh, hold on. Let me go back. You see that vat in the back? That's the this giant thing made out of wood. That's made out of wood spinning. All handmade. These are the heads. These are heads of animals. The skin from the head. You can see the hole the the eyes they weren't checked not kosher. Do not eat this piece of uh this side has the hair. >> That's the the skin around that. That's the fak guys uh gman right over here. >> And they by hand it's a kumra. You don't have to. There's a machine that does what he's doing right now. But they they're marketed to do it by hand. What what I learned is that filling when you buy a pair of filler the amount of hours and hand work the there's so many hours and hours you know how many the bot stay in his shop for guess how long guess how long the processes 5 months from the day it goes into the day comes in there's another pro another process another and everything's hand in his thing you know there's uh there's places that do it in factories whatever and that's the the plater and the spouser and Whatever. Okay. So comes says listen what he said that you could do open. He didn't mean you should do open the you should do a closed but if you happen to do it open it's okay. He didn't say you should do it like that. Even Even the open ones are okay. They say I have a raalu. Listen to this. You have a already older you get it. You get it from the war. You know these the words are popping off. It's like hundreds of thousands of mistakes. Not even worth fixing. What do you do? You have to put it in. So you come up with the idea. You open it up to the par of take a scissors. You cut out, you know, and you cut out. You put them together, you have a nice muza. Is that okay? No, it's not okay. Why? Because you can never go downwards in gusha. And a satra has much more than a muza. It's a full safety. Fillain has more than a muza because fill is four parach. And a muza is too. So you cannot go from a higher to lower. >> Uh no, it's has gusha. What you going to put on the floor? Has you can't use it. puzzle just means he can't use it. He used to have once he has kadesh. >> Yeah. Where's the kadusha go? It didn't go anywhere. >> That used to be and then they put him down. He can't. He's done. He's done. That's it. >> You see the concept? >> That partial is part of you cannot make out of it. Why? So the gar is going to ask here three or four questions at least three. There's other problems with a muza coming from a satyra pro. One problem is that a muza has to be susum and or the opposite. Yeah, it has to be susum. The satra is susum and according to you that you say that it has to be open. You pass like it has to be open. How can you make a muza from a satire? It's open. It's closed. It has to be open. Problem number two is so what about you have to have a lines in muza maybe sar doesn't we passing you do different questions like that it's made from different parchment and if the parchment is important what we learned from the clavar is different so how do you get around these issues says if there wouldn't be a problem going from the higher to the lower it seems like you could take a scissors cut out from why is closed off when when you write the par according to you has to be open maybe the wrote a nice muza he's missing one or two in the bottom I found this in my uh I guess I did this once upon a time some suga if you look closely here's muza I cut it m down the middle and then I sewed it together with gon saying something similar the cipher let's say wrote all this and he needed a little piece to to so the reason I did this if you look it's very interesting this is a real M somebody wrote if you look over here it says and then look over here what word does it say over here can you see >> what comes before advarim there is no vah in this muza >> guy spent all this time only to send it to the the guy and there's no vayou It says over here, what does it say? And then go straight down. So anyways, this is a muzza. So I felt it was okay. I asked the rabbi at the time. I could because there was a suga. What's the big deal? It looks pretty good. It's solid. Giddeden. I did it with gidden even. Great. So okay. Nevertheless, if I could go from a toa, you would make out of a there's a problem. This is that cames directly from the [clears throat] fillain are made on the on the piece of leather that that's closest to the here and muza is the piece of leather that's further away from the here on the it's different pieces. So, how you going to make it out of filling? Clap and mob. Maybe I'll put on my gloves again. Grab this piece. Might be slightly easier. Oh boy. Only have one now. Okay, here we go. Truth is, I need another glove. Anyway, so it's very very simple. The cloth is the one closest to the hair. Now, you're not going to write on the piece of leather on the There's one piece of leather. The one closest to the hair, it has two sides. One side had hair on it and the other side didn't have hair on it. So, you're supposed to write on what side logic the one without hair. Now, the lust has two sides to it also. One is closest to the animal like where my thumb is and one is closest to the piece of leather to the cl. Where are you supposed to write? The one closest to the cloth. It's all common sense. Very good. Rich Marinelli. Got it. You don't write on on this side over here. The one closest to the fat to the animal. You write on the one closest to the cloth. It's nice and smooth. So when you're writing a fill in on the on the thin piece of leather that's that's touching that's attached to the hair. You don't write on the hair part to get that hair off. It's a whole process. It's the washing machine. Some people use chemicals. Some people not to use. But when you're writing on the you're going towards the here the what's towards the here the next to the cloth, not next to the animal. You're going towards the here. So, oh, so how could you use fillain to make a muza? That's different pieces of leather. The different pieces of parchment mitzvah that that you should make filling out of this piece, not this piece. That's a you want to be that's no tell me that's a mitzvah puzzle. If you don't do it like that, it's possible. No, we could be and say only fill in if you change and do fill on a instead of leather instead of the CL then it's possible. But not on a muza. So if you go from from a from a claf you use on claf you're okay. If you do fill in then you're not okay if it says even even that's written on is no good. No no no you don't understand it. Both of them are are are filling. But if you wrote the cl on this side next to the here, that's no good. And the other problem with fill is if you're going to use the even in the right direction, you wrote on the right side, the side that's closest to the here. No good by filling the daff at our global. We're your onetop shop for all your financial needs. Isaac Castle in honor of all the white divers in South Florida. in memory of Paris for let me just say real quickly I want to say some guest I see some new faces sometimes I'm in the shear I don't really get to see faces I'm looking in general what's your name >> you're related to him >> your father you just dumped him over there like that >> and you from >> from my lakewood. Okay. Who else? >> Oh, what's your name? >> Ah, so you're hanging out the the the the the guest table's taken already, I assume. Okay. Very nice. for coming. Anybody else want to say you? >> Stanford Hill. You were there when I was in Stanford Hill. You were. Wow. Okay. You know what? At the end of the day, it's that if you change it up, you you write on you write says sorry there's a that says it's okay. Says one more question. If you're able to to go to a lower madrega of and and go from to muza, it would be okay. Just take a scissors, cut out the parach hang it up on your door. This is Rabbi. This is very cool. This machine goes exactly whatever it is and it goes back and forth hand, but you have to make an indentation in the actual leather and you follow it. Makes it nice and straight. You need if you don't have a plea he says that the of So let me ask you a question. Maybe we were talking about that he found a fillain that had cert in it. I think a lot of our fillin let me see this fillain over here. Yeah, this trillin has cert. We do certain. So maybe he found fill that has and he chopped out the muzza section and he hung it up on his door. You ask me how you need it here like in our generation. That's T's question. Listen to I love the answer. I'm just showing it to you for the answer. The minute was not to do it. You didn't find it. But maybe the guy did it. Says if you from doing something you do it nick your head again. Again. I'm not passing anything here. There's a concept. If you don't need to do it and you do it, you're a head. Now, there are things that we do that you don't need to do. A lot of things that we need to do and we don't need to do and we do and and vice versa. So, you have to know those who know. But if you're being if you look, if you're doing it for the mitzvah because you want to do a nicer it's it's harder for you to write and you want to write straight. There's no there's no there's no you're not a head. If you're doing it because oh but the is only in a muza then you're a head now you're adding to the but you're not you want to be a that writes neatly why not and here's another beautiful thing that I found in here I've been saying this for a long time and I just found in the vag says which was very bothersome to me that you don't have to be mb on a very expensive parachin there's no villain he says why because you'll never see It's locked up in a box and wow. And my father went and spent all this money that he didn't have and I'm running around to decipher him and getting this and that and he's the best and no he's even better the building say I'm a grownic. So the truth is I should open up my take out the paras and put simple ones in there. Look what says over here. Beautiful. since are covered. There's no says this does say this. Okay. >> Huh? We pass not like that. But I'm a grownic and uh I'll never be able to do what Ta says and what the gr says and that in that one it's just not in my personality. Go by a simpler kind of thing because nobody's gonna see it. Oh, ask how do you make this is unbelievable and that you're not allowed to write let's say you know you know it so it's very possible that positive guess but let's say I don't know You're you're you're a genius, you know. Uh you [clears throat] went to Mink. Okay. You know all these things. You're not allowed to write it. You have to look into that's because you might make a mistake. But when it comes to since it's so it's so common and people know it so well. Although I doubt uh there's more than two people in this room that know about I don't know this part. I don't think people know about P. Is there another person here? I don't think there's more than two people. Anyways, that's what I said. And I said human beings. I didn't say Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. >> So, sorry. >> Oh, so one minute. We we skipped one word here. You could write. Here's a T that says he both of them even a muza doesn't eat. So, it's not a bra. I found my fillin that doesn't have I chopped it up. I put it in my door without because I don't need because I go according to the bottom line says doesn't need you can do because everybody knows it. So, by the way, that everybody knows about P. You're allowed to say B. But what if you know about P and no one else knows about you know it. You're a genius and you know no you you might have been over now. Seriously, I'm just I'm not not to knock you but this is a good example. You know about P, but 95% of the cholesterol doesn't know about P me. You have to you have to say it in a in a that's how we ask >> yeah and I just said how we don't have >> who in this room knows nobody raise your hand nobody raises your hands >> that's how >> by the way in those days they really used to speak to the three the foury olds and they argue with him and they knew every look they say two words and they know the whole thing in the time of the gar If everybody went to you're right, but they don't. >> No. So that's okay. When does if the Gmorra says something? >> No, no, no. It goes by when it sees today. Goes by today because of of of what people are going to think and it has to do with the with today. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, >> so by the just as a side note, I thought it I thought it's a it's a story with a guttle and somebody somebody came to the shar but I didn't check it He said it was a story with Romeor just it's cute it's an interesting thing and it's a little difficult a godle let's call him re mayor comes to the city and he didn't have a migillari migilla so he so he does so what does he do he writes the entire migilla on a piece of paper and then he writes a real migill off the paper because now it's out of a paper but the original one was but he wasn't trying to write a migill so it's okay it's it's >> a mayor Yeah, because he knew the whole thing. I remember now. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yes. Yes. >> From toa. >> Yeah. We said that before ask how do you make from filling? Yes. Always. It happens in a lot of areas in in ink. You don't go from from uh from from from Ali today nobody would dare do something like this even sit on a on a bench that has a how how come from this gimmar right over here he was about to if you look in the side it says he wanted to he wanted to sit down on a on a on a on a couch that had a satara on it and this is I was just thinking about no when I when it was because when we went on the safari he's sleing the back the whole time and on the plane you have to be careful like in the when you're in a taxi You you going to the airport. What are you doing to save a tire? Where exactly are you putting this? You have to constantly think >> to buy a seat for it's like a crazy thing. >> No, you could put it on top. Why don't I put on top nicely? >> A car has to have a single but a seat belt. It's like a whole >> Yeah. Yeah. It's like a thing. So there's always a sphere like where I can't put it down. I'm hold he's in a napack, you know. I'm >> You're not supposed to travel with it, >> right? It's a little bit. >> Yeah. >> No, no. said, "Listen, we asked." They said, "You sugar, you're going to cancel over." So he took he took some uh paint bucket and he flipped it over and he put the on top of it. And then he sat down. He holds and this is how he passed. You sit down on a on a bench that has and he argues on he holds. You're allowed to sit down on a on a bed that has a tell you know from a story what happened in the story he also realizes on the bed he jumped off like a like a you ever saw like once in a while you get to see like a woman sitting somewhere and all a sudden like a bee shows up YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED LIKE the the jump the pad as if a snake bit him says what happened was they're bringing you know the into and he noticed that somebody took something off the bed and put it on the floor. So this amar was like oh I'm going to make room for the gle. He took a safety and put on the floor. He thought when he sat down he thought maybe it's like you know a child I don't know what a box. Then all he looks down he can't believe his eyes. He sees a satar on the floor. So then he jumped as if a a snake bit him. But don't worry about it. He says >> sit on the bed. >> Yeah. The bed was a little loud. It's the lower part of the bed. I saw >> sit on the bed. That's that's going to sit on the bed with if you write a like a letter. In other words, so before we said what's yesterday we said means long and narrow. But today Rashi says means without the and without too much dict whatever that means it's puzzle says the word by says three times. So, we learned that you need Oh, I feel like I'm missing stuff. I I didn't show the um here. Here's a cipher cipher. Uh he has the words right above him and he's doing but I missed another video, but we don't have to. You saw you guys saw you saw the video of the Ebum you and Abby in the ambulance. I don't think he saw it. I I knew he didn't see it. I got to show it to him. Hold on. Just for him. This is Raoa. This is huge. We I showed it but for no hold to go. >> Byebye. >> This is not it because in I'll explain for the whole we used no and a and no he uh volunteered himself to I called it bye-bye when a person goes to bye-bye. I didn't want to say no is good. Bye-bye. So here it is. There's a bye-bye here. >> Whoa. What happened? Oh, he jumped. >> To go. Bye-bye. See you later. I guess they they [screaming] took out [cheering] a piece. [laughter] [crying] >> We're here today at the Bee's Den to bring you the latest on the Khalita shoe untying ceremony. We're live now. >> Can you explain the meaning behind this and what you are telling her? for [laughter] >> you didn't see it either. I guess it showed him to Chavez. >> He has to spit. That spit that you can see. [laughter] three times. Okay. Anyway that we could get I just like the B bye-bye. I have to go bye-bye. Bye-bye. [laughter] Anyway, so this is Galdic right over here. Can you take a muza, put it in a temporary stick and put it next to your door, lean it up against the doorpost. Does that work? Yes or no? The answer is no. Sak. It's a tremendous sak mitzvah. Why is it saka? So, I'm going to show you. We have a check this out. We have a video to show the saka here. Security service. This apparently this is the guy that's in charge here in our tutorial today. What's his name? >> Gold. [laughter] He's in charge of security. He put a He put a little stick within his put it up on on the door. He put it in the stick. It has from Shaden. You see the stick on the door? It's not a problem. There's no All right. There's a mis It's late. Wow. I'll say this real quickly because there's a story I heard about Ra Kvski that a guy deposited $100,000. He was going away on a on a trip. So, he asked his friend had a nice safe. He said, "Could you please hold this $100,000, please uh put this in your in the safe?" So, he put in the safe and sure enough guys came in the middle of the night. They they broke into the safe and they took the money. The guy noticed he came to get this money. He says, "I'm sorry they broke into the safe. It's not my fault. I'm show you didn't pay me to watch it. I don't have to pay you." He says, "Yeah, but uh I noticed you don't have a muza on this on this uh room." So he went to Can I ask you can I ask you because he didn't have a muza on his on his what? So he's a in the he ruined the Shir. >> So I told Rabi Pass, I don't believe the story. I I don't understand. I need you to go to and ask him this thing. I made him a and he went to and he said over the story says I'm standing by the story the guy I still don't know this I'm just telling you the same fine we'll just stop over here that what when listen to this when they went to hotels that hotel didn't have a muza they would put the muza they would take the stick that golden cough gave them whatever his name is put on the door even though you're not yita but just to Remember there's a concept called muza raisai. Have a wonderful day. How are you rich? Merit the of spreading Torah throughout the world. Sponsor a shir today. mdysponsor.com or sponsor at mdyd.com.