Yiddishkeit is NOT ״All or Nothing״

The guy goes to a movie. So in his mind, he went to a movie. I might as well be shabas already. And that's what they do. It's a certain mindset. I already did an aero. I might as well just drop the whole thing. Doesn't work like that. See, I have a tire for a movie. So you move on. You work on the movie thing, but you you keep shabas. You keep filling. I already don't put on fill in so I might as well just not keep what's what's the connection. You have a little weakness when it comes to fillin. You keep the whole tyra. One thing has nothing to do with the other. It's not all or nothing. I heard a m from the balms themselves. guy took his wife to a doctor on Pesak. So, he's a little grossed out because the guy was eating a McDonald's a burger. It's Pesak and it's like the bun and he's like nervous from the humus that's going to spray on him. And you know, he says, "I apologize. I'm just hungry. I didn't take a break yet." And he's eating eating and he's asking this the woman. He's asking the wife what tell me about your said, "We ate matzah. I ate meat and then I had a soup. What was in the soup? Mata balls." "Groxed." He scre. His mom is furious. He's furious. Having them decides