Inside The Secret World of Jewish Crime Families

There has been some sort of stigma. There's probably very little truth to it, but the kashus business has become somewhat of a mafia. Now, I'm just repeating what's been said out there. You're a restaurant. You're not going to get any business if you don't have proper supervision with with certification from a reputable company. And that gives them a lot of power. That gives them the ability to squeeze people. You'll pay a price that I demand because the supply is very limited. So that puts it in an uncomfortable position when you're paying for something you have very little control over. How how fair is it when you're dealing with something that's related to Judaism, something we're all dependent on. It's very necessary. It's almost like it should be regulated in a way to make sure that there's a system in place that everybody's benefiting from, not some more than others. And turns out that this thing became a very big business. We've said it many times in the podcast, we're big capitalists. Things work effectively. If somebody's turning a profit, you really want to get the best, you got to pay for it. If you can shed some light, your perspective and all of