Nachum and Ross Rothenberg Preview the NSN Kosher Halftime Show Coming up This Sunday

Well, our friends at the Rosenberg law firm, injuryawyer.com, you you know that they presented our tubishvat special this past Monday. And of course, as is the annual tradition, they will be presenting our kosher halftime show this Sunday, which drops during the first half of the game. It'll be a conversation with Yakov Schweki. Very simple Kosher halftime show. A conversation with Yakov Schweki, but I believe we touched on topics that only could be discussed on Super Bowl Sunday. you'll you'll let me know if you agree with that or not. Also, uh Ross knows something. Ross Rotheberg is with us live via telephone. Ross knows something about um about defeating the New England Patriots. It's something that his team has done. Maybe Seattle has reached out to Ross to ask what the secret is to make sure that New England doesn't get another Vince Lombardi trophy. But as we pointed out the other day, there might be there might be one and only one good reason to root for New England. Ross Rothenberg, a pleasure to welcome you back to JM in the AM. >> Good morning, Nakam. It is always great to be on talking to you, especially right before the Super Bowl. >> I appreciate that. Good to be back. >> So, I mean, you know, obviously there's got to be a letown. your team, the Philadelphia Eagles, decided to exit the playoff scenario earlier than you would have preferred. But I mean, with with the fact that uh your team has had such such great success recently, is it uh is it comforting? Is that comforting? Uh you know, when they get eliminated early on, >> I'm not sure if you want to like stick a knife in, you know, as you start the interview, but there are more important things in life than sports. Okay, let's move on. It happens. you know, we won our championship. Um, I think the best part, like you you touched on, is if New England wins, nobody wants him to win, but I guess we'll be happy for Robert Craft for what he's doing. Put together. So, there is some solace in that. And, uh, look, the fact of the matter is it's a great story here. This Sam Darnold is a great, you know, if you if you're a New York sports fan, this guy's got to kill you. But, it's a great, you know, the guy was thrown to four different places, had one of the best seasons in NFL history last year. The team didn't want him. Went that was in Minnesota. they shipped him out to or he went and signed with Seattle and next thing you know I think he's going to win a Super Bowl. So there's some good uh >> Was it was it Ross Rothenberg who half a minute ago was accusing me of starting the interview on a very sensitive and sharp point and he goes ahead now and directs this whole Sam Darnold scenario to a Jet fan. Is that what Ross Rotherberg just did live via telephone? >> By the way, Ross meet any way you want. I would never do such a thing. >> Read it any way you want. By the way, Ross, Seattle, Darnold might be calling you because you guys have had some success against New England. He may want to know and the Seattle team may want to know what the secret is to take New England to task and to actually leave with a victory. What would you tell them if they contacted you today? >> They have not reached out yet, whatever. I would tell them, obviously, I would not I would not say it on air. Come on, M. You know better than that. >> [laughter and gasps] >> Well, we'll see what happens. Should be an interesting game, I hope, because most of the country couldn't care less about it. But maybe by Sunday, in fact, it will turn interesting. Ross Rothenberg is with us live via telephone. By the way, someone asked me this question yesterday, so don't blame me for asking you, but obviously you and your and your family and your staff and your team are experts when it comes to the law and when it comes to, you know, all these different episodes that people unfortunately get themselves into and unfortunately causes people a lot of pain. So people, someone asked me yesterday um if this weather that we have been suffering from. Yes, I'm I'm going to use that word that especially at my age and my inability to to walk straight. It's it's impossible out there. Is this weather increasing the number of calls you're getting because it's just been impossible for the authorities in New York and New Jersey to clear this snow the way they should? No, I mean un unfortunately for people that are, you know, have been injured, but yes, we our calls have gone up considerably and and what I could just tell people is slow down if you're driving. Slow down. Leave 10 minutes earlier. You know, I'm out here in Bergen County. The streets, although they're shoveled, you've got snow p pushed out into the streets. You make a right turn or left turn. You can barely see the corner. Some streets you can only go it's they're two-way streets. You can only have room for one car. Slow down. And again, and again, you're a legal expert, you know, is it is it really unclear even to the legal experts who's responsible for shoveling? Because if someone does, god forbid, slip and fall and, you know, who knows how that changes their life, whatever injury it is. I don't know. Depending, I guess, on where it happens, you have to start discerning. Is it the city? Is it the state? Is it the homeowner? Is it the store owner? Am I right that just that can be uh really tedious trying to figure out who's responsible? >> Well, the recommendation in that situation would be if there really is an injury, call us. Let the or call somebody. Let the experts do their thing. You know, you call the doctor. You call you call the doctor surgery. If something like this, yes, it is not what you call it tedious, but it is difficult. There's to discern who's responsible. it is somewhat difficult but you also have certain notices you have required to file within like you said but if it's a government entity you have to file within a certain time frame so so yes it is uh you know it is something that you have to hire the experts to do but you know that being said is if you have a commercial building and you have a coffee shop and you're expecting people there in the morning you got to make sure that shoveled you got to make sure that you you salted the night before that that it didn't melt that night and you're expecting patrons to come in to come to your place make sure it's shoveled again make sure you resalt >> so these are you minor things that just can prevent unfortunately, you know, catastrophes. >> And by the way, us lay people know, obviously you know this, but even us lay people know that there's actually a calculation like when snow starts to fall, there's a number of hours that can go by before you actually have to start shoveling. But once that time frame passes, you've got to clear everything, right? >> Absolutely. you know, and it varies obviously by uh by state, each jurisdiction. Even municipalities have different uh time frames within which you're required to uh to go out there and salt, but it's some lot of many of it is a reasonable time, but uh but again, I don't want to get into too many specifics right now, but yes, there are different time frames in different local. >> Oh, I want specifics. I'm trying to my I'm trying to my best to stay safe. Belie, it is tough out there. And just walking from a storefront to one's car. If you don't have a proper, you know, they if they didn't dig out some type of proper path for you, even a small one, it makes life really, really difficult. Ross Rothenberg is with us. Injuryawyer.com is the address for our friends at the Rothenberg Law Firm. And they of course have played a major role for us when it comes to our special programming. It could be a day like Yamatmud or Yom Hazik Karon or or Lagba Omar or like this past Monday to Bishad and obviously the kosher halftime show has been um something that they have presented for a long time and and and Ross basically I mean you know the message we don't expect people to literally to to literally if they have something else to do sit there only during halftime. Uh we created the halftime show, the kosher halftime show for one reason and that was simply to say that that that there need to be some alternatives out there. Not every family, not every person in the community is comfortable with what the Super Bowl and the NFL has to offer. So we say, you know what, start thinking about other uh things you do, whether it's a kosher halftime show or something else, start thinking about other things that might be appropriate for one's family. And you've always been behind that message. So I say thank you. And uh I guess with all of that, we can all just get ready for Sunday. Yes. No, it's something we're very proud to be uh sponsors of, sponsors of the sponsor of you and everything you've done for the Jewish community. It's something we're very proud of. Um and you know, we we're in tune with just about every single message you send out there. And um you know, which is why I don't, you know, go into it, but which is why uh your your son is educating my son. Um >> pretty cool, huh? Pretty cool. >> Pretty cool. Yes. The Yoshua together. you want to >> Ross Rothenberg is a big Yoshua Seagull fan. There are a lot of them. There are a lot of big Yoshua Seagull fans out there and he deserves it. And as Ross has said, and this does deserve a public declaration. Uh the folks over at TVA in Yusha are doing an amazing post high school job with a whole bunch of students. I mean, you gave me statistics just about those who are either interested or actually committed to going to the IDF, which is a separate thing, but that's amazing. But just in general, uh, Ross, you've always acknowledged over the last few months, uh, the incredible education and atmosphere that they're getting over there at TVA. >> It is a phenomenal phenomenal place where the the, uh, the the rabbis are just so part of the kids' lives that they're that really what they are, they're role models. They're role models in so many different ways. And uh I couldn't be happier that that's where my son is being uh continuous and his education right now for the next uh oh who knows how many years. So um he is a great great place >> Ross has already resigned that it might be multiple years. Yeah, [laughter] I guess every parent >> well knock you you preach you preach certain things and help teach our children the ultimate goal is to move there and uh please God my son is already on that trajectory so who should be making in a couple of years >> by the way everything you just described you saw up close in person you did at least one trip was it more than one how many times you've been to TVA so far this school year >> I was there for Yum Kipper a doing with one of the most special doings I've ever had as a matter of fact I heard Yoshua Seagull do uh uh Kidra >> Wow and he was up there. He was he uh he he led the yeshiva in Kidra and I was back uh about a month ago and I was had a wonderful time learning all day in yeshiva. >> Oh my gosh. >> Yeah, it's it's a it's a great place. It's really it's really it's a great place where uh the kids are motivated. They're learning on a a really high level and they love it. They love this. They love the yeshiva. They love the atmosphere. Um you know it's it's couldn't be happier. Man, I saw somebody from Ramas last night and they were telling me just uh how many more students are interested in TVA and how many people they hear in general from the yeshiva league uh how the reputation continues to just get better and better. So, ka vote to everybody there and best of luck to your son and a big thank you to you and your family and uh we'll try to make you proud by keeping all the great programming going here and and enjoy the game. Hey, you you no stress and anxiety this Sunday, Ross. You can sit back and relax and enjoy the game. I can't all I anticipate is the kosher halftime show. I mean I may not even watch the first half. I may just turn it on. I get an alert that it's halftime and uh you know wait for that. But yes, no stress just >> Yakov Schweki is one of the most soughtafter guys out there and I think we uh we we got him to address a couple of things that you'd only address on Super Bowl Sunday. Hopefully people will find the conversation uh interesting and provocative. Uh thanks a million Ross Rothenberg. Much appreciated. Thank you sir. You're welcome. And Miles will talk to you on your new granddaughter Amuna. >> Name this morning. Elana Amuna is correct. Name this morning at the aforementioned TVA. Name this morning at TVA. And everyone doing well. Thanks so much, Ross. We should continue to celebrate. >> Great talking to you. Be well. Continue to do what you do. >> Thank you so much. There he is. Ross Rothenberg, one of the great members of the Rothenberg family. Injuryawyer.com, sponsoring our kosher halftime show. and uh so many other great things that go on here on an annual basis at JM and the Alam Seagull Network.