Moshe takes us back to how we used to drink seltzer in the early 1900s, & how Israel fought 1948 war

Guys, I'm here in Fairways. Uh 450 450 H 55 plus community was a guy before. This is in Lakewood. I want to show you the backyard. Vas this is um not too far from Eagle Ridge. This is by Fairways in Lakewood. Yeah. Not too far from Oaken Vine from Route 9. Kik was four in the back. Wow. Golf in the back. Looks like Trump is playing there. Kik for mention. It's only for the for the for the people in the development or anybody can join. No, anybody can play. What do you mean today? No, I can't play. You know what lake was for? Yeah. I think you should take me on a show golf for the I'm going to play some I can't play golf. My son-in-laws play golf, but I'm not a golfer. I I collect balls over here in my backyard. They keep on coming into my backyard. Oh, he's I must have about 200 golf balls. Really? I have a whole drawer full of them. Oh, he's nice. [Applause] for you going to see a you never saw in your life brings us back to the 1900s when people used to drink selza like the original way. Yeah. The extra gas. Yeah. Yeah. Good. Cold. When it's coming out of a glass, it's gold. The bubbles. Cal out of it. It's out of it. All right, guys. I got to show you what's going on over there. You're not going to believe what's happening over here. Moa loves collecting antiques. Alterna bottle you're holding in your hand all about. Okay, so basically what I do here is I collect Selza bottles. All Jude salsa bottles. It's all Everyone here has mand everybody has a little bit. I'll show you the bottle. Um, one second. These Selza bottles go back what year? 70, 80 years ago. It's the original salsa. Original original original salsa bottles. I hope the water and the gas is new. I mean, yeah. Right here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. If you take a look right over here, what you're looking at right here is Jacobson. This is Lakewood. Lakewood, New Jersey. All these hunkets. There was a person that had a Selza company over here in Lakewood, New Jersey. Wow. Yeah. A few of them. A few of them. A few different people. But So, you go then you fill it up or you have a different place where you go? I go to I go to this one place. There only three people today that are filling up these bottles. One in Brooklyn, one in California, and one in Florida. Really? In the in the whole United States? That's it. The whole world. That's it. That's it. So, you really have customers that request Giz? Oh. Oh, they love this. They love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. It's maidick. It's maidick. What's the benefit of salsa? Explain us. Uh first of all it's when it comes out of a glass bottle it's very very when it comes out and it's good and cold out of the fridge the bubbles coming out of here is good and cold and it gives you a little zing in the throat and the people love love love it instead of I put it but mime has the like the the most the most gas it's cause it's gas but once you open up a cap from a bottle a glass bottle whatever it is the gas is lost it's not there anymore over here you this gas stays in here all the way down to the bottom of the bottle so it's fully loaded with gas. It's, you know, and it's a it's the people love love love it. They enjoy it. You have weekly customers. Yeah. Yeah. I have weekly customers. I have customers that just like it and they put it on their shabas table. They put it on their shabas table and it's it gets the people talking about the bottle. Oh, I remember when. I remember when. Oh, and it gets them really gets them involved instead of them speaking about the weather today. It's hot today, cold today, which is a huge topic. eldest thing. And also, you know, a lot of people they speak, oh, I got to go to the doctor today. I got a knee replacement today. One Monday, I got a knee replacement. Wednesday, I got a hip replacement. Speak about the salsa. It's a whole different topic. A whole different topic. I love it. Yeah. Yeah. How does it work? A person wants to order it for shabas. You sell it by the case. Yeah, by the case. Wow. Wow. Wow. So, you come and what the the person can keep the bottle. That's the No, it's they rent it. They rent it out. They give a deposit, you understand? And uh and I give them a case, you know. So, so a person when and after Shabas the case, the bottles are are empty, you take it back, fill it up. Yeah. Yeah. I have three places. I never have for two Shabbas, you know, that's where it's at. And then they refill it when it come. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. Moist. I want to taste one cup. It's a cult. This is K. We'll try it a little bit. Yeah. Yeah. Mush. What's a D? It's got four of those. So, these bottles up here, if you take a look, these are all bottles made out of clay. They're from 1840. 1840. Mineral water. If you take a look, you see it says mineral water. Wow. This is here. Here, this bottle. If you take a look over here on the bottle here, if you take a look, you savasa. Nice. That's so nice. Made out of clay. And the way these bottles, they came years ago from Europe. They were shipped on the bottom of the boat from the boat from tipping. So we put on the boat and that's that's the way these were shipped years ago. Unbelievable. Then they kind of what's this? Bullets. What's what's this? What's this close model? Oh, these these are uh these are little bulbs that they filled up the Telza bottles. These fill up the Selza bottles. Um if you take a look over, they put the gas inside the bottles. And you take a look over here. These put in the gas. But during the war, during the war, these are real ads over here. This is a a little thing about talking about the the bulbs right here. I'll show you. This is a vest that they used to inflate to keep them afloat. It put air right here. If you take a look right here, here's a bulb that would put in here and it would inflate putting gas putting gas inside the vest. It would inflate the vest. Now, I want to show you something also very interesting. Something very interesting in in Israeli war in the 48th war. So what happened was when they had the war they ran out of ammunition. So what they did was they took Selza bottles and they threw them down from the planes. Really? They threw them down from the planes. And I'll show you here. This is a one of the bottles that was thrown down from the plane. It didn't break. But I bought this back from Stro. This is one of the bottles. And I'll show you here is a picture where I have hanging over here. If you take a look here, they made a whole movie about it. And this was put in the movie where you see Selza bottles being thrown down from the plane. Really? Wow. Wow. Yeah, it's unbelievable. Yeah. Yeah. So, I guess what it was thrown down from a plane and still still holds glass and No, it cracked. What happened was it would crack. It would split. It would scare them away. They used it. They had no, you know, that was what they had to use at that point. But it was, you know, the Israeli the way they think. Unbelievable. Now, Frian, let me show you something else I have here. These are Coke bottles. This is real Coke filled up from 1968. No way. Filled up from 1968. These big ones on the bottom over here. The ones in the top is different years. But all those big bottles. This is the Coke you taste today or it's a different Coke. No. I wouldn't want to taste it. Why? It's original. No. No. No. What is it? It's original Coke. It's original Coke. Yes. A different recipe. Uh, yes. A different recipe. But I would have wanted to go for it. Taste it. But you know, it's Coke. It's real Coke. Where do you get all these stuff? All over. I don't know. It's It's whatever. I got some uh liquid milk bottle. Oh, really? Liquid milk bottles over here. These are all from Lakewood. If you take a look at kosher milk, this is this has an O on it. Grand this one here. O U. Very, very interesting. There's another liquid bottle here. This a nice moist. Unbelievable. I think I can spend the whole day. What's the day after? Oh, this thing is a cap. Just put the put on the caps on the bottles. Just put caps on the bottles. What's this? Oh, Pepsi Cola. Pepsi Cola. Original boxes. Yeah, they seven up boxes. Seven up. Nice. This collector. Here's another thing. F. Let me show you something else. A Coke. Coke. Selza bottle. Really? M. How does it work if someone wants to order a salsa case? A salsa. You selling by the bottle or by the case. How does it work? By the case. By the case. By the case. What cost? We'll cost a case. A case is $75. Okay. And then you give back the bottles. Yeah. Yeah. And then you get back the bottles. You can have a cup. Okay, fine. Okay, show us exactly how it works. So, you take a little spritz. Really? Wow. Amen. fin. Yes. It has to be good and cold. When it's good and cold, it's when it's put in the freezer. No, no. In the freezer, you cannot put this in the freezer because the bottle will crack. Never put this bottles in the freezer. No, no, no. That's one thing you don't want to do. You got to put them into the fridge. Fine. Mov one of this one of these cases. 7185943755. Gavaldik Mosha, I really enjoyed this interview. I really enjoyed this tour. Thank you so much. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.