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You Won't Believe What He Asked Me To Do
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Feivish Adams shares an unexpected story about his Muslim friend. Growing up with a deep-seated fear of Muslims, Feivish never expected to find a brother in a teammate on the parallel bars. This conversation explores how that bond challenged his worldview and sparked real personal growth for this Jewish gymnast. Subscribe to the None of Your Business Podcast for more candid stories from the community. The None of Your Business Podcast The Nations #___ Podcast
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I had a friend who was a Muslim. Now, I
never had a Muslim friend. I never knew
a Muslim. And I was scared of Muslims
because when I was 13, I was watching on
TV when the Munich Olympics happened and
the Jews were murdered. And I'll never
forget the sports newscaster with tears
in his eyes. They're gone. They're all
gone. That affected me so much. His name
was Muhammad Reza Josead. His nickname
was Farhot. One day he was on parallel
bars and he kicked up into a handstand
and all of a sudden in the middle of
this he went like this. I SAID, "WHAT?"
And I don't know why he used my name. He
goes, "Frank." And he falls falling off
the parallel horse onto a mat. He's not
hurt, but he's wiggling around like a
crazy worm. He goes, "Frank, HELP ME.
HELP ME, FRANK. HELP ME, FRANK." I SAID,
"WHAT is it, Farh? What's the matter?"
HE GOES, "HELP." I SAID, "What do you
want me to do?" HE GOES, "GRAB THE HAIR
ON MY LEG AND PULL IT." I SAID, "WHAT?
GRAB IT." SO, I TAKE A H of hair and I
go and he goes, "Ah, thank you, Frank."
AGAIN,
thank you. Thank you. What happened? He
had a muscle spasm that was totally out
of control. He had this technique, if
you pull the hair out, it helps.
Apparently, it worked for him.