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The Kid Who Threw His Bread 🍞
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Categories:Torah/Gemara
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It was aim in those days. People were
starving in line. They had something
called Senna. Everybody got a little
note. They could buy X amount of bread.
The situation was terrible. They were
able to secure for the school for the
children a piece of bread for each kid
which is a big thing. So,
and he sees one of the kids. He takes
his bread, tosses it right into the
street. Boom. So, he walks over and
says, "Listen, can't do this over here.
And if you do it, I'm going to have to
throw you out." So, of course, the kid
doesn't listen to him. The next day
comes along, gets a piece of bread,
tosses it into the street. So he kicked
him out. Next day the kid comes with his
father. His father tells the manal. He
says, "Listen, my son and I, we don't
have any at home." His younger brother
is jealous that he goes to school and he
gets a piece of bread. So what does he
do? Every day he takes a piece of bread
and tosses into the street. His
brother's hiding over there. He knows
exactly that at recess at 10:00,
whatever that and that's how he gets his
bread. So Rem started crying. I thought
this kid is crazy. And it turns out the
opposite. He's unbelievable person. The
little he has to eat. He's giving away
his younger brother. Sometimes it's the
opposite of what you