Podcasts Are Taking Over the Entertainment Industry?! With Moshe Milstein

Okay. Anything under the sun, right? Anything under the sun. And um I'll tell you what ran through my mind, Moshi. So, most people will probably know you as host of latest talks. Yeah. Uh my good friend Pinab, shout out to him. uh he has the greatest podcast of all from the idea podcast and I remember watching his first few episodes and it was very very so shout out to him base has a lot of listeners um his advertisers are happy so most people know him from there latest talks at the end of the day if we average it whatever. But the point is that mention conversations because conversations we touch on marketing, we touch on mental health especially especially lately PG-13 which means that it should be kid-friendly. It should be um topics extreme. No need right meaning adult like adult conversations. So just light and fluffy conversations and although I do still see myself as a little bit out of the box and they told me that they love these kind of conversations. They told me to the other podcast that they listen that But at the end of the day is a boundary and I think that that's my strength to bring Gita Entertainment and the Zelatan uh valuable to the mention and I think that that's the most beautiful thing. How do you see in your opinion how do you see the entertainment industry the podcast industry I know you both done in a platform. You were doing podcast aer while you're doing the latest talks for many years. How do you see the Yiddish entertainment? Okay, it's uh yes, I see podcast as something completely different than than the regular person. I see podcast as I think this is my line. I think everyone should everyone deserves a podcast. You either be on a podcast or have your own podcast fav because people used to journal. People used to have diaries and it was private or whatever. Now people have social media. Nice. Now people have social media and everything is public. Everything's like whatever. So if you're going to do it public already, at least get real, you know, be raw. You can be very raw with podcasts. It's something it's not like cookie cutter social media. And what's the malam? The malofand is first of all, you're journaling. Most people don't have don't have any patience to journal to to to make a diary or anything. All right. You're giving out your feelings. Yeah. you mamish and and every if you if you put out a podcast, no matter what kind of quality it is, you're still talking and you can always look back at the old podcast and be like, "Wow." Yeah. Like I see myself even on the latest talks about the first one, I'm like the things that I was thinking then, the things that I was saying then, it's a whole different story and I'm not embarrassed of it. It's it's it's beautiful. I look back and well and look now and I'm thinking completely different and it's it's a you can see a transformation happen and I think it's it's a very good thing. You think that most people don't like get their thoughts out. Eric, it's very hard to remember what you used to think to see how far he came. Ah, very difficult. Especially for me, I find it very difficult if I can't actually look at it. I don't I have no idea how I got here. I feel lost sometimes. I look back and I'm like, "Oh, wait. Wait a minute. I used to think that. That's ridiculous." Right. I love that because uh Steve Jobs, he was a very respected man and he was the founder of uh Apple, the company that we know right now. He said this quote something you can't connect the dots going forward but you can connect the dots looking backward. Yes. So meaning to say and then I go back and I start saying and how can I be different in the future and Albert Einstein that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. So I guess through journaling you get to see okay. So yes I do highly encourage people to to to journal basically that's even without subscribers and listeners um the camera adjust the iPhone adjust automatically to the lighting. Yeah, Zane as the color from my screen is disob although although lights would be would be better but um but no I can see that the screen is still clear so it's fine with me um anyway you finish gating m the introduction on you I think you're a very interesting individual which is you enjoy to speak you you're a very smart person you have a good way of thinking and and that's why Penny liked having you on the latest talks podcast you were that kind of like vanilla guy. Yeah. And also, can you tell T make? Yeah. Tell them to crank up the lights, please. Okay. Thank you. So mentioned like wow but the point is that um so I'm in the middle of doing an introduction and uh so you you were host on the days you're you're um you you love helping people. You you just released a song. Um you have a uh you have your own you have you started your own podcast. You did your own vlogs. Um, you do a bunch a bunch of things. You do art and I get it for quite a while. I do design. You do marketing and design obviously. Right. Right. Right. Right. I Yeah. You still do marketing and design now? I I decided to check out of marketing but not design. I realized my strong point is not marketing. And I'm not I don't feel it as much for whatever. a lot of different reasons, but design I still enjoy. I don't like doing design for people though. It's very difficult for me to crawl into someone's mind if I'm an artist. I'm not really a designer as much as I'm an artist. Yeah, an artist. It's hard to like I want to express myself and I have to express you. I have no idea like I don't know your soul. I don't know what you want. So, it's very very difficult. I get very irritated. So, I want to take take a step back. Yes. introductions because you know either 40 minutes or hour and 20 whatever the duration it takes mention okay and and and I I always felt like we were talking a lot we talk a lot on WhatsApp and this always felt like okay you're an interesting person to to pick pick your brain and and see what you and have a conversation which which is what we're doing. Uh yeah. Um in the creative space, do you think that there's place to grow? Where do you think it's going in general? In general, the creative well the creative space is infinite. There's everywhere like which specifically which in the marketing in the the marketing from the high mission communities so I can get completely open. Yeah. So recently I posted something on LinkedIn. Yeah. That made a lot of people very upset. Okay. Um, and it was more like the I've been feeling this for a while and I felt very not true when it came to this. I feel like marketing in the Jewish like the real the world. Yeah. It's it's going to bust soon. It's going to bust because in what sense? We're inflating a lot. Firstly, we have the most beautiful ads that there is in the world already. Like we we really really really went far with our ads. It's beautiful. You look in the magazine. Yeah. So, you see it as a positive. Okay. Yeah. It's beautiful. It's really beautiful. But then eventually Thank you. Um eventually um it starts getting uh kind of like like you're really selling luxury products like yot luxury products. I No, I'm sorry. I'm not buying that. I can buy the same $90 for $2 and it I feel like I'm being lied to. I I checked out of that because I don't want to I I can't I can't do that. Like every single company is that expensive and and even if it's not expensive and they make it seem like expensive lemush if you have an ad that says you need this. Yeah. Do I really or you convincing? So that's it's a white lie compared to who like is the goa marketing is different. Are you marketing? They actually like if they put let's say a celebrity and say they put the rock in a fancy suit and you need this suit. They don't write you need this suit. the show. Yeah. So, they're kind of tricking you into thinking that if you wear this suit, you will become the rock or you're in some exclusive club, but they do have a certain mala where their audience is so large where it becomes a stickle club. Uhhuh. Camaraderie. So, some of our friends, you remember the Hereshkovich for G&G? I don't remember. Oh, that was very powerful. long 10 years ago maybe maybe even more where you had for the rally rally hotel videos and days you just had the moistel mafram or something from a celebrity so you feel like now you're a celebrity but in reality you're not so it's a white lie and I just felt uncomfortable with it with like the fact also that we're we're trying to we're not trying to sell a good product we're trying to squeeze money out of the client out of the customer instead of trying to actually perfect a product, sell it, then let the product speak for itself. Sometimes you can literally just show a product on a thing and just you don't have to write anything. Golden Flow had a beautiful ad recently. He said, "Our milk is already in your fridge." Yeah, our ad is in your fridge. Yeah, we know. We know it's there. It's all we need to know is just the product. Just v the product and I'll decide already if it's good or not. M if you have to show some sort of a lie, you know, or twist twist your brain in a certain way that's going to make you want to buy the I don't understand. Is it a good product? Is it not a good product? If it's a good product, we all know it's going to sell if you just show it. You have to show it. Wow. You can't just not make an ad. You got to show it to people. You have to put a sign. We sell this. Otherwise, nobody's going to know. Yeah. Butadlas would be that, you know, would be just showing showing up. Yeah. Do something. But to start twisting that already, it it messes with the part of it. It's like hold on you have you have to lie now God needs your lie like he's don't worry he's got this right I I think that's one beautiful thing about you is that the le you're very real you're very real and you like the truth so in every conversation that we have sometimes I have conversations on my WhatsApp status or whatever you're there seeking for the truth and I think that if basically what you're saying is when a person has a business or a product or a service whatever if they can be truthful about what they're selling to who they're selling it and what the results will be then they will be a lot more mats 100% if they're supposed to be mat with this specific product. Yeah, I saw that in my business. I do social media marketing. It's something that many companies are interested and honestly I have a hard time because this week I'm curious your opinion. I'll ask you a question. I had three companies call me to do social media. Okay. In different forms, different platforms, but um one was a stra company. The other was a water company, a water service company. They deliver water to your doors. Um like the five gallon, the big ones. The other company is a gutter company. The gutters and you know, it shouldn't flood your house or whatever. Okay. And these are three companies have never done something like this in the past. their different niches, the different categories completely and I couldn't decide is this a sim shamay that okay explore something new with your team or is this a simmon as no stick to what you know you're good with with food or with specific products right I also do a lot of companies not food I do or organizing store or oakspa or I do a lot of different products some initiat food like something you're familiar with more comfortable state to what you're familiar with so What you you're asking me to tell you that? I'm curious what your opinion is. There's no way I can know this. This is something that like you know he's going to come. Nah, this is this is for you. This this energy test mentions they do something and they get opportunities in different areas and sometimes the right thing to do is to stay in your lane and sometimes the right thing to do is to try something. No, go out of your comfort zone. True. So there there's this this I got from my Reb. Um he he explained that Nas still exists. You want to share who your Reb is? Mia Cats. Okay. He's a Reb is people don't really know of him too much, but he's he's the of Mikay which is the leading authority cipher on Mikf. Okay. And also he has like nine guy. Really good. I'm What do you mean a mikvah guy? A mikvah. I'm not like a mikvah guy. I go to the mikvah every shabas. Oh, so you are that's called the mikvah. Yeah. But I'm not a I don't call myself because a mikvah guy usually sits there and chills. I'm even if you listen to my new song I can't I can't sit over there. I can't. Nobody I go with a purpose. I'm there for Shabas. I go there I I have in mind whatever I have to have in mind for Shabas meaning I'm nothing. from and God put on my new Shabas clothing when I come out. Come out out because it's a it's a it's a ritual. I have to do the next thing the next thing. Shabas Friday is like a crazy ritual dayuality. So yeah, I used to go years in my opin only went Shabas made. Okay. Interesting. Interesting to know. Yeah. Um, but I still enjoy the clarity refresh whatever, but it's a certain purification and whatever they also have a ritual. They know that that that water is purifying or whatever. So, but they mention some the resentment and mikvah want to say no. It's a nice ritual to go into water. It's worth it to work your way back out of the if you have trauma from the mika or whatever. It's worth it to work your I used to I didn't want to touch the No, I'm not going there. Who want? It's crazy especially when it's packed. Nobody wants to go. It's also my mikvah here is crazy beautiful. I was never I only Yeah. So anyway, so he explained something where NASA still exists. It was taken away to the certain levels, but everyone has NASA is a part of you. He claimed he he says NAS is part of your connect. It's a piece of God, right? So if it's a piece of God, you can hear God speaking to you. However, it is whatever small voice if you refine yourself and and take away the static enough. That's why meditation works a lot. You can clarity is basically nas you don't really oh it's just clarity. It's my brain. No, it's God. You're connecting. You just you looped, you know, the lasso and you're connected now. You feel the vibrations. Yeah. You know the famous the little kite song with the kite. The kid who was flying a kite is a Yeah. How could you fly a kite? There's nothing up there. He says, "No, I feel it. I feel I feel the way pulling." So basically he said that if you ever have a question um there's a couple ways to do it. Um but if you have a question, it's really really bogging you and you want to know what should I do? What should I do? Any kind of question in the world doesn't have to be like you have to judge yourself on the question. act the question what should I do from now till tomorrow I need to make a decision he says you're going to get the answer if you just clear your mind just focus on that question focus you have to really feel it you're going to get the answer he said they could come in many different ways he says if you if you really want to force it whatever you can open up any side anything open up just a random page you'll find the answer there I did it a few times spot on and every single time I asked the question again it exactly people are going to tell you that it's no it's just your mind playing games but no your mind playing games is not you either. It's also God. Yeah. He's playing games with your He's in your mind. Yeah. So, he said that he was once uh dealing with a case, a crazy a horrible case of trauma, abuse, a whole thing. And this person's life fell apart afterwards years later. It was horrible. And he deals with those cases day in day out. And he was he had he had questions. And God, he's like, "How could you? This person doesn't deserve it. Like, I don't understand." He was just he was all managed the whole day. and he he went to Dava Mina in I think or whatever and he couldn't his mind was not he just wasn't focusing and he usually focuses. Yeah. He couldn't get himself to focus. He's ding ding and there's this mashik from Israel and he's on the phone loud. You know, usually people get annoyed. What do you mean? Get He's saying in Hebrew, he said, "You don't have to stand. You don't have to understand everything." Wow. And he took it. He's like, "Sometimes you could walk in the street and hear a no from a porch and they're talking to you." Yeah, you could really know. So, I'm I'm It's trust your gut. And I say trust your gut in in Yiddish. Got trust and gut. 100%. I love that. Beautiful. Yeah. And I'll take that advice because because if we think about it um in today's world when when we want a message from from the Basher is we the only message we can get from him is through experiences. We can't hear his voice. So experience from the when you experience something it's either a person or I give us a that gives you a sign that's his way of of speaking to us. So generally speaking opportunity you should take it. You should take it. Of course boundaries. It might still be bad for you. And boundaries. Um, but the point is boundaries, then take the opportunity. Yeah. God's not here to confuse you. Yeah, I agree. He's not throwing you, okay, I'm going to throw you a curveball you never saw coming. And he's like, yeah, you didn't get it. Like doesn't care for that. Yeah. Yeah. from and for me this was the most challenging thing like the idea is came passed down like even sometimes parents they give you this idea of And we're allowed to question is is the mention by the way will have a whole different perspective of the yes 100%. And I know why I I know why this happens. It's not anyone's fault, right? It's like if you're trying to give over a huge amount of voltage to a little kid, he's he's going to accept even if the person tries to teach him a certain way, he's going to accept it differently. He's a kid. He can't contain that. Yeah. So, he's going to Whoa. I don't know. It might be scary. It might be something else. Whatever. He's going to however he's going to take it and eventually that kid grows up and sometimes he didn't do his own thinking, you know, too much and he still has that idea of God and then he gives it over to the next person, right? And then everything changes. There's going to be a few people in the world who still have that or somewhat pure version of being able to give over what this phenomenon of God is. And and those people it's good to connect to. Yeah. Because because what are the results that we have? Most of the results that we have is people that are unfortunately I think not connected to Yeah. And meaning like you're doing something wrong. If you meet an average connection with God they don't have and I'll tell you why you don't have it because the teacher today it might be different. I know for sure that Malam the Maid they did not know how to give us over the this message. They were either Holocaust survivors or kids of a Holocaust survivor and they did not grasp the concept of a loving basher. They were just giving over whatever they had to give over and correct meaning they didn't have time to focus. Now they meant bad as survival. Yeah. It was survival mode. Yeah. Yeah. so much to say about this, but yeah, it's I I think that this is where I get into a place where when I learned that there's a difference between um um religion and and spirituality as Judaism is nishkan religion. These three things changed my view forever. just says whatever this to me changed everything. What is Judaism? Judaism is like mention is that difference between Oh yeah. So yeah, and this is I think because confusion and then they they lose. Yeah. Like it's a beautiful bution fake, right? If the mig supports helps you connect to the real. Yeah. Yeah. But if you just got the mig and now the real is thrown out the window. I don't understand what what right the is in itself only when it's connected to something. Correct. And at the bottom of all this is that at the end of the day. So how to amen within the boundaries. Yeah. Yeah. I'm saying but within the boundaries. So concept like actions mechanical. Yeah. Get a computer to do. And I also want to clarify [Music] meaning But meanings and I wish can this incorporate the why. 100%. Yeah, I have this always and anything I ever if I ever forget, I always have to constantly remind myself just remember the why. No matter what, whatever you're doing, if you're drinking a coffee, whatever it is, why am I doing this? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why did I go? Why did I Why am I living? Like, why am I doing anything? Why am I waking up? Why am I going to sleep? What? There has to be a why. Otherwise, you're just you're a robot. You have to you have to know the why. And yeah, a lot of people don't know the why and then they're well, they get miserable eventually. There's nobody that's just like good eventually. You're either going up or going down. It's not emotions. They're never never just like stable. You know, you're not a machine, you know. How do you see the difference between and if you want if you can explain the difference between between Judaism um religion and spirituality? If you have the word because you said Judaism is not a religion and it's not a what did you say? There's another thing you said but what if you give me one word what is Judaism? You said I'm but what does that what does that mean? Translated Judaism was an identity. Identity but that's a very broad term. It's who I am. Okay, right it's the bracket. I would never want to not be a Eid or not act like a Eid. Yeah. Yeah. That's a you're you're thanking God for making you Jewish. Like it's it's pretty much it. Like wow. You know how I think talks about this is you know how lucky you are. You could have been someone else completely and you wouldn't have gotten this type of and this is the word that I want to get to this type of relationship with God. It's a marriage. Judaism is a marriage. That's what it is. Yeah. It's you and God and everyone together is in this together. We're all That's where we all have to come together because otherwise we're kind of it's a messed up marriage. Everybody's just flying all over the place. You have to step up. You got to you got to be in the game. And if you're not happy, he's not happy. And if he's not happy, you're not happy. So what's what's going on now? So the reason I bring up this concept is because me growing up I don't know why I even grew up with these kind of extremes. Yeah. Okay. Okay. I don't know. Meaning they forced them to not be like that. But still I I I'm a teacher now. I'm an English teacher. Okay. Um and I'm in I see different things, different people. Of course there's a very big variety of different types. But I do see that it's still in the people. They would love to give that old message over but they can't. Yeah. So companies marketing expo and I met one of the biggest marketing days and she and she was telling me that like the ultimates they're not going to be running companies anymore. They're going to be dead. mention companies social media. So you just keep doing what you're doing. It's like it's going to bust. They they harsh way they they it's not working. Yeah. Because the youngsters all out the information is available to everybody. The imams don't understand this. I I see my let's say my students and I'm just an English teacher. the last two which you see most of what what a lot of them don't see you see in the last two hours because that's when they're at the brim right they're they're done okay I wrote a whole thing now about my experience just my first year as a teacher I loved every bit of it I I I would never give it up there such a you can change people's lives just in two hours at the end of the day because that's when they're the most vulnerable so you can mish you can do crazy things so I'm able to see how these these these kids there's there's no connection between them and what they're being taught. They they know so much more. They're about to know so much more. Yeah. It's it's amazing. And like it's a fight. You can't have this. You can't do that. You And they're like, and these are fifth graders. This is it's over. Yeah. The fight is over. Um Yeah. So, so anyway, so they they say Judaism. Um, so with whatever something like that, like you really always vill. Yeah, you want to. That's all you need. Yeah. If you want to hard enough, eventually you'll at the end of the day, same mention. Some of them don't even know. They don't even know spirituality minds in expressing spirituality obviously. and religious. God connected connected. Yeah. I think it needs a this our whole idea about versus our go. It needs reframing completely because we've been taught certain things that that's more of a trauma response. Yeah. Like and you that's it. You have to do what you got to do. And don't Yeah. You are and that's it. Really? We've been doing this for how long? Like now what? What's the next step? There's no next step. what we're just supposed to stay the same always. We're missing the point. The Iisha created a world of people and he created an entire world and they're all he does not have that specific piece of his that's for a a completely different purpose that's become a kahan. What is kahanim a kingdom of kahanim like we have kahan in our in in Judaism? We have kahanim and what's their jobs? People forget their job. They were the spiritual leaders of they had to teach everybody. So when you came to the basin would sit down with you, stand with you. You wouldn't sit down in B mig. He would stand with you and go through the process and talk to you and spiritually elevate you enough to make you like change you completely change you. It says I think Josephus writes that people would faint when they saw the coal or something. It was a it was an experience that you can't can't imagine because these people really really know how to connect people. So now we have kahan. Why are they a and I'm not I don't know why are you male and not female because God decided I don't know exactly. Yeah, I'm sure there are reasons. Okay. I don't have to know everything but maybe maybe one day I'll find out. Right. Yeah. But they are here for us. I I look at them they're like they're doing the d the the dirty work for everybody else. That's it's not dirty work, but it's they're like doing the job for everyone else. Our job. Yeah. Yeah. So they're it's their job to make everyone else elevated. Now our job as Jews is to make the world elevated. It's our job. You ever see like the guy in the guy in the gospel and the god Zane that guy in Zay was high. No no no no no no. Yeah. Also sunshine. Sunshine. But the point is you have to we're we're you have to do the right thing. Not just pull over on the side of the road. Pull over on the side of the road. You're you're you're a kingdom of for the entire world. Not just what what's a Coyan's job. Wow. Co he's not just supposed to be in his own little spot. He's supposed to help everyone. So we're people don't realize I think the lab towards the end of his life he he started doing this where he wanted to make the entire world spiritually elevated right and these are basic morality just basic seven rules which God created the world to do that this is how a guy is going to be able to connect to God and one of them is just believe in God and just accept I love that um I think it's a beautiful conversation Um I want to switch the lighter topic because I want to get I want to get this conversation going of host of latest talks for many co-host I'm sorry co-host of uh one of the hosts but co-host of latest talks. Yeah. Um Ramy Bay how did it how did you meet uh Penny? How did you get to Penny? How was it to sit on a podcast? You met so many famous people on the podcast. Um, who were you most inspired by? Whatever. I can go I'll give you the questions as we go, but talk a little bit about that experience. Okay, so there's two different stories. One is Penny's version and one is my version. I only remember my version. Penny will say, "Nice, it didn't happen like this." This is what I remember. So I remember sitting in my car uh maybe like a year or two or three maybe after my and he tells me he's going ahead with a podcast. Okay. What's it what's it called? Latest talks. He's thinking latest sim is this and because he bought the platform. Yeah. He's figuring it out and he's looking for you know for people. He told me he's looking for people. He meant looking for hosts. Yeah. Co-hosts. He says he got kilopos. would you come? And I'm like, I thought he meant as a guest. Yeah. Okay, no problem. I don't mind. I said, sure, I'll come. Okay. [Laughter] Okay. You mean a host? Okay. I already said, "Yeah." Wow. I'm like, I'm I'm in. No problem. Yeah. Can't hurt. So, an hour once a week, he claimed then. It was an hour once a week. Big deal. And yeah, Taka the first I was I was in I helped him make the logo. He he had his idea and I I moved it around. We we polished it up and made it a shina logo and we came down to the studio and yeah, originally we didn't have any guests, right? The first two or three episodes and it was it was Pet. But it was it was interesting until I told him like we're stumped. Yeah. you don't know what we're talking about. You can't you can't we can't know about everything. So I said we have to get a guest. So I arranged that he should be able to get Turks Jake Turks. Ah okay. And now he's back with Jake Turks the latest episode that he put out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Very interesting episode. Turks is a whole different story since then. But then yeah. So we got Turks. He spoke about his White House thing and that was still very fresh and we were still figuring out the inside joke creating the inside jokes you know. I still used to wear that just to Yeah. Yeah. respond. It was a whole It was a whole party. And yeah, eventually and then we had a Brier who was a phenomenal episode. Um what's his company? The the Je that Yeah. Jeo. Phenomenal episode. And that already picked up. People were still I'm in it. What is this? Yeah. That's when they started listening. But yeah, I I people asked me why I did it. So, first of all, why I did is because it's interesting. Why not? But I also what? Like, why did I stay? Like, it's not a lot of money. Like, I don't I don't care. Yeah. Why did I stay? It's because I get to meet interesting people. Very interesting people behind the scenes. Not even in the podcast. Like, before the podcast, after the podcast, they smoo. Yeah. And I can find out so many interesting things about people that we always hear about, but we don't see them in person in private. And it was it was fascinating. Really fascinating. You see who they are for real. Yeah. And yeah, it was it was a special thing. People noticed one thing about me on the podcast is that I barely ever spoke. Yep. So, you want to hear why. Okay. A couple of reasons. All right. The first reason that everybody knows and I already said it a few times was just push it. I want to listen. I'm here to listen. I'm a host. I'm not a speaker. Right now, I'm talking. I'm talking. I'm chewing gear off. So, I I can talk finally. I'm bursting. But but over there I I was there to listen and I'm there to kind of maneuver the conversation in a certain way where to get out certain points but otherwise and also there were three hosts. There was plenty of questions. Any question that they wanted to give out already was there. Yeah. So I didn't have to ask too much. Now here's the real reason. There's the camera reason. Okay. The real reason is I stutter. I stutter. Mhm. Now, maybe you wouldn't notice it because I was speaking English and I'm not stuttering. So, I used to stutter in English very badly. I took all kinds of therapies as a child and eventually I learned how to see I just stuttered right now. Right now, you wouldn't notice that it's a stutter because I didn't do the d but I thought and I'm going to change the word that I was supposed to use to a different word in it in its place. I just started. Interesting. Wow. So, I know English well enough that I can change that. Yiddish is my second language. Even though I did go to Kad where they spoke Yiddish all the time, but it's still I'm not that familiar with it. I don't know all the synonyms like the different words for different things and I can replace it. I'm not that well versed in it. So, when I speak Yiddish, I start stuttering like crazy. Yeah. Which K did you go to? I learned first I learned in Yaga G. Yeah. And then in fifth grade I switched to Right. which is also Yiddish. Wow. And it's more of a high misha place. It's not like superish. Even back then was very very mixed. Yeah. Um but yeah, this is why. So hold on. So why didn't So why didn't you talk was in English or? So when I spoke English, they would start saying I'm a podcast. So try to speak Yiddish. I would try I would think of a way how to speak Yiddish. And then I I would have to think by the time I thought about it, someone asked the question that I wanted to ask. It's very difficult. It's a podcast. It's not just some I wouldn't care to stutter really, but it's a podcast. I I want people to enjoy what I'm sp you know it's there's a certain you have to speak eloquently so otherwise if I would have a really important question I really wanted to ask I would say it in English and I didn't care and people knew okay Mo is the guy that randomly speaks English of the Yiddish podcast can we be honest 99% of mentioned and English but he had an audience in London I think that would be very upset every single time I spoke because they didn't understand it they didn't audience in London but The bottom line is that let's say 97% of people in the community can English and at least when it comes to listening. So and by the way because I would say 80 90% of my listeners are anyways Yiddish speaking. Yeah. I do have every podcast I have five five people will tell me when are you doing something in English? I say, "Okay." Even those that don't speak Yiddish, they understand Yiddish. A lot of them. Many understand Yiddish. Yeah. But it just happens to be that my podcast come out just a combination of Yiddish English and this is what it is. This is my audience. This is the way I cater. This is the sponsors that I attract. This is the This is the business model. It works. So, uh, very interesting with the latest talks. Um, did you ever have to I want to get some secrets at as much as much as you can share. Did you ever do you ever re-record? How many breaks do you have? Is is a podcast smooth sailing or does it stop at sometimes? Does Penny go like, "Okay, hold on. I'm going to stop in the podcast toilet and or or is it usually as smooth as it looks on camera?" Whatever. Okay. So, right now I'm not on the I'm not on the podcast anymore. We'll discuss that soon. But the last bunch of episodes that I was on, he shifted gears and we had a break in the middle. T we had an besides for the ad break, we actually took a break. We went out, took a drink, whatever. So, it was an ad breaks. We can come back once we were taking a break, we can go out and, you know, uh, you know, stretch. Um, but it used to be it was pretty much straight and if one thing would go wrong, he would either, you know, wink to the guy, you know, we'll cut it out here so he knows where to cut it out, right? And it isn't is it it is an edited podcast, right? You have to it has to be it was very pit, you know, he was he's a major perfectionist. He has to be perfect. So this is the conversations. It's like and whatever. But I respect I think his point wasn't money. I think a lot of on on team for the be the first one doing it even though he knew he's going to get probably in the beginning I'm going to mention today. so respected for what he does for having he is the most crucial entertainment that you can have. Yeah. So yeah. So originally we had I'm not saying with who we had a podcast where we recorded the entire thing. This is the early early early days. Mish like one of the one of the first few guests we had. Okay. And I can't say who because it never came out right. And he was there with his two kids, his two sons. They were watching like hawks like he's going to say something. He's going to say something like sure that was he has to show it to his wife to his mother to this to yeah kids said afterwards it was a beautiful episode and Mckimik someone in the family said no it doesn't like it and this and the whole thing in the garbage and I think at this point today he probably would have figured it out he would have edited it and and twisted it and this he would have made it work it you know work it out but then he wasn't as advanced he didn't have the people working on the I'm not Sure. Today he's much much more advanced. So that was one. Once we had a podcast with us, I'm not going to say who again. I'm going to mention some names later, but we're not going to say who again, but he came down and it was a whole thing. It was a politician. Came down, he spoke, and then at the end we realized it wasn't recorded. Wow. It was over. He was very upset. He didn't come back. A different time we had one. How does it happen that it doesn't record? So sometimes we have an engineer. Okay. And sometimes we don't have an engineer and the engineer just tells him instructions what to do. Yeah. And the engineer wasn't there that time and they just did it manually. Yeah. He didn't uh he No, he pressed whatever and he didn't press it. I don't know. I don't know how. Exactly. I love I love that. I I hear you have like a mirror over there. You can see if it's recording. It's beautiful. Yeah. For people that don't know, I have a camera and a back of the camera I have a mirror and that way I can see right now every time I tilt my head I see the mirror that my podcast is recording. Okay, a third time. Third time is Simstein who is by the way like such a sweet sweet good person. He tries to help out whenever he can and he's a politician and he came and it was it's it's a hard time. It's a hard it's hard getting politicians because their schedule's crazy. They're busy. Yeah. So he came and finally made it came down recorded an entire episode and it wasn't recorded. Oh wow. And he said we're coming back. I think he came back the next week or whatever. He came back and we recorded the same jokes, the same L and everything you see over there is just a second reaction to all the things we heard already. And it was it was beautiful. But he he was such a good person. and he came back and he wasn't upset. It's a it's a pleasure sometimes seeing these people in real life. That's that's one of the benefits I get and I'm like you learn wow some people are just you know worked upon. Were there also episodes that needed to be removed for any reason? You don't have to mention names. Yes. One had to come down. Um that was an episode where it was so funny the entire thing we were laughing and laughing and laughing and Pisk Pisk is very uh triggering for a lot of people in regards to which y so he said something he made a little comment on how the manhooim then today it's a little different people started giving he put it out people started commenting all kinds of hate comments no you're going to make people stop them hugging him you know he took it down I don't know if it was the right decision but that's his decision to make I I wouldn't have done it cuz what's out what's out is out Yeah, and this this person can now go in real life and talk about the same things. Yeah. So, what's what difference does it make if it's recorded, but he made a strategic decision, more of a business decision, took it down, right? Um Yeah. Cotton. Yeah. Maybe he does that. We can't cotton after our episode is out. Yeah. Uh after an episode. Yep. Is it is it like a new thing? The last few years YouTube studios, you can cut after I put out a podcast. I can cut. Yeah. Got to let them know. Yeah. Again, you know, you live and you learn. Yeah. Yeah. Who was your favorite podcast? Ah, okay. So, my all-time favorite is clearly one and then there's a close second. Okay. You're actually going to like the close second. Ari came on for the Petum episode because Ari is a funny guy, right? Why not wear and funny hats and everybody's switching? It was It was Petum. Okay. Ary Bramitz got really open at towards the end of the episodes. He got raw and open. He discussed how he's a I think he was an English it was a couple years ago already English principal or something and he became a teacher and he was able to really I connected to that a lot because my father's a teacher and I wasn't a teacher yet. I became a teacher this year and a mom has changed people. He got really open and raw and yeah I was that yeah I was so moved by this person who everybody thinks is just some guy. Yeah. Some funny dude. Wow. Wow. And it it shook me. I don't know why, but it shook me a lot. And I think it shook a lot of people. Yeah. So that that was a very very special episode. I think it's one of the most viewed episodes on latest so yeah. And a close second is why did I forget his name. Ah he speaks he has a shy. He came twice. Yep. He's a special person. I got to meet him also in private and and wow not in private I agree with you 100% you know he was my first guest right right wait not not fi klein no I was at fi kle here twice my sister right yeah but was my first guest were family friends and and he said yes he's a good guy so choosen votes to choose I would vote him. You'd vote him phones organization. He has organizations. He takes care of singles. He had a girl school which I don't because I think it was just so hard to to find funding or whatever. And he's a therapist and he's a coach and he's he is just everything you can be. And and to all of that, he's also a nice guy. Yeah. Yeah, it's hard to be a nice guy when you're busy. Yeah, it is involved in a zoful organizations. Like the guy is just and he's so smart and I can't get lonely. He gives out his daily what's his daily videos. Yeah. 30 seconds of inspiration. Just a good person. Yeah. Um wow. So this is this is from the podcast. Uh this it's a very experience. A very nice experience. Right. Uh what shifted now? You said you can talk about it. So shift yet. So there the what meaning it's becoming now more one-on-one. So now I left because I didn't have time and I didn't have uh the mind space. I was in a different space then. I was I became a teacher and things I was never available and I had to really focus on my class and because it's a lot of work to put into a class if you're really put it this way if you're really teaching it's a lot of work. If you're not teaching it's very easy. Um, but I really focused a lot on that and even I I even opened up my own podcast, right, for a minute. Okay. And I decided it's going to hurt a lot. I put in a lot of effort into it, but I'm cutting it cutting it quits right now. Calling it quits because I just I have to if you if you open a podcast and you know this, this is a it's a decision that you're doing this full time. And I did that before that, but I realized that it's clashing a lot with with other things that probably matter more at the moment for me. So yeah, I did it. It was also called don't quote me. Yeah. Because I realized after being on a lot of podcasts and talking whatever. I decided again, I didn't talk much, but I decided I don't want to talk anymore. When I talk between friends, I talk a lot, a whole lot. On a podcast, I don't. Um but I decided I'm being quiet. I want to hear people talk and because I want to I wanted to actually learn and I had one episode with um Schlami Zans. Yeah. Who I'm very good with. Um I became a business partner with him with his merch company candle and strap. I do all the art. Nice. Um and I learned a lot. There's there's a lot to learn when you're just sitting quietly and just listening. Yeah. Taking it in. Yeah. He told me many times he would come up here as well. So I just he's just not in the country. Yeah. Yeah. His mom is busy. I know. I lately even more. Yeah. Because he's in the White House now, right? Yeah. Very nice. You know what happened is this like J Turks is not is became busy. Turks is on the podcast. Science in the days. Uh seems like Turks got more available, but I have no idea. No idea. Interesting. Interesting. I have to speak to Jake Orat. I know. I I met him a few times. A nice guy. I was actually little Easter egg for the um Jake Turks and I were on the in the same I never met him before meaning at that time but we were in the same video years and years and years ago. I was 12 at the time if anyone ever saw Yankl Aritz. Yep. I did. So I'm the boy who makes fun makes fun of Yonkl. No way. Comes into the sika. Okay. Have to go to the rides and Yankel is full of honey. Yeah. Yeah. So that video I'm that boy. Um and Jake Turks all at the end where he learns where the where Yankl learns in Israel. Yeah. He's learning in a yeshiva. You see two kavresistas that are going going at it like just fighting with each other. One of them is Jake Turks. Oh wow. So he knew me from there. I knew him from there. We didn't meet but I knew that he was in the video. I met in Lakewood a couple years later. Hello Jake Turks. And this is before he was any He used to write with his mom then. Yeah. But people didn't really know too much about him. Now that's how I was able to get him onto the podcast. Yeah. Latest talks, right? Um, what is Moa Milstein currently most passionate about? I don't know. Depends on the day, depends on the minute. Well, for a while it's been teaching. For this this year I was very very into teaching. Um yeah, there there's a lot about that. But also I'm learning more about God, like about connecting. Mhm. And I learned so much this year. That's it's an incredible amount. and and just it feels like I didn't even I don't even deserve it almost like I just suddenly get windfalls of just wow wow thank you thank you for this is incredible Mhm. Yeah. You want to share what you learned? Yeah, I would love to share this one thing I posted on my status. I don't know if you saw it but a lot of people saw it. I want to I think I can post and share it even more. And you might even disagree with this but healthy. Um it came to me the Shabas before Shabas I was ding before Kabul Shabas and it just hit me like a truck. I I was having this that whole day I was having this uh talk with someone um about how it seems like the rel this person was telling me it seems like the relationship between us and God is not two-sided. I have to give and give and give and give and he doesn't talk to me. He doesn't give back. Yeah. Like I that's arguable. Well, first of all, he does give, but but he didn't feel it. I want to feel it. I have to do now everything. It's much harder for me to give than it is for him to give. So, you know, it's a famous We all had that feeling probably once in our life and some people always have that feeling. Yeah. And I was trying to make the case that, you know, there's something in a marriage. You're selfless. You're selfless. When you realize you're both on the same side, you're both you both want the marriage to work. Exactly. So then if you realize you're both you both want this, then just then just do what the other person wants you to do and it becomes your will. It becomes what you want to do. It's not a fight anymore. That becomes what you want to do. You become a new person. It you feel like you're you're sacrificing something from yourself, but you're really not. You're just becoming a new person. You're you're becoming a a new self, which is a team self. Now if you trust God, you trust God that he he he made you. He knows you. He knows how to make you. Then it means he knows what you need. And he said everything that you have is for you right now. I can't give you anything better. You have the best possible life right now for you. Then why would you request something more? This gonna I'm going to get to that point. They're like, "What do you mean?" But if you have everything that's good for you, why would you dav? Why? Why are you dabbing? I understand. What are you asking for? And I I came to a certain point in my life before this person asked me this question where I asked my I said, "Wait a minute. It seems like technically you shouldn't be asking for anything. No, I'm good. If you gave me everything I need, I know better. I'm going to ask you." No, but I want this. There are some people that talk about that you're created in a place of lack and you need to need and you ask the and the gives you and there's this whole relationship. Fine, put that on the side for right now. We're talking about a different concept. You have what you need. So I asked my said you're right on a very on a deeper level all these bakushas seem first of all there's no other bakush in the whole D. You don't ask bakush only is a little the midsection is bakushas. It seems like he says it's not what it seems like. If you go deeper in kabula, it's not you're not asking. It's thanking and attributing. Attributing not just thanking saying I'm in it is the you're the person who who's who's the person who who likes you're the person who builds you're basically taking the ropes connecting it. Ah this is all this is all also you everything is you. Everything is you and it'sing over and over three times a day. I figured how many times do I need to kaza this over to constantly remember that three times a day probably more but three times a day is perfect you know in the morning middle and and then I realized you're just you just have to align your will your roots with the Irish the Irish wants what's best for you so then why don't you want that so just just take it and then so I was there and I was still struggling with that concept and he was like wait a minute so I have to give up for myself that's crazy I said wait a minute why is it so crazy and then it hit me middle of ding I was dinged it I was thinking about kabunas and sorry I'm getting very so the Rambam discusses kabunas and it's a question that we have nobody's comfortable with kabunas everybody thinks about it's like I'd rather not go there because I don't know it doesn't make sense to me kabunas kill an animal and suddenly I need to kill an animal because I should have been this animal now who went through all this pain and whatever really first of all I did it by mistake Why? I don't know. Maybe who made this? He gave this to me. So now I have to now go and kill an animal. Why? Because this is what should have happened to me. I should have beened for something I did by mistake. That's barely my fault. Yeah. Like what is going That's so weird. So weird. Damak writes that all these other kabunas were just because because the the world was you know that's what they did in that time and they wanted to get us used to it which is very hard to understand really. We were supposed to copy everybody else just because Yeah. Yeah. It's the kabunas. But also, he says, is because you look at the carbon and you look at all the stuff that's going through and it cleanses you because this is what you would have this is what you would have done to me. This is what I should this is what I deserve and it bothers me to no end because I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Yeah. It's this is not what you I don't think he meant it like that. I think this it's goes a lot deeper. Has to go a lot deeper. And then that's what hit me when a person takes this this uh he he does this right and let's put it this way they don't do shigs what happened doesn't happen to them and I realized a person takes this sheep you know he watches it for a little bit make sure it's pure he wants to bring a car did a he puts a leash on it he walks down he cares for it this sheep wked the sheep, whatever, the goatas. He walks and he has no idea. He's fine. The balaboose is behind him. He's doing whatever the master wants. Aged by some mdash. He goes up the steps. You know, sometimes the balaboose holds him, you know, on his shoulder to make sure he doesn't get nicked so he can get like a, you know, he goes with the coin takes him, she him, ties him first. He shs him, he spills his blood on the he separates him, everything. And this sheep is this this goat, he's quiet. He's happy to do whatever his master tells him to do. And you're standing there on the side watching this. This is you're looking at this. Wait a minute. I should have been this goat not getting killed. I should have been so aligned with my master that whatever. I'll take any I'll take anything you send my way. I'm fine as long as I know that you want this. This is for you. You want what's best for me because that's what's going to make everything better. I'm fine. [Music] So the biggest were so aligned with God's roots that they just g it's you're giving yourself up. You know that it's better. You know that this is what God wants and they just don't end up in shig areas. It's just I'm open and it's a huge high spiritual level to get the realization is. And now you can tell how it actually cleansed them watching this whole system. a coin would would be like you, yeah, yeah, I'm I'm I'm pure. I'm clean now. I'm I'm never gonna do this again. It's a special. It's hard to get there, but you see how it clearly is a real thing. And I I realize it works in the words with it's it's very Wow. Wow. Very very nice perspective. Yeah, it's a beautiful perspective. And the the lesson is this is the lesson that you took that everybody can take and even though it was hard for you to understand you took you said okay you know what the lesson on is this and many things I think that and we see it throughout the obviously in the is that we want people to think two ways in the dialogue you know was that And I think lesson perspective there is no black and white and I think is is beautiful and regarding the relationship important with is the way I see it and this is my personal thing is that we can't see him and there's a very clear reason why which is that he is unlimited the fact is unlimited so any kind of voice proved otherwise right so in order for him to stay the unlimited the yer the what you know the alamina zak and all of these things. Because so the fact is relationship is so at least I can come 50% and they showing 50% of the relationship, right? So I think that I personally because yeah challenge you know the challenge is my relationship is in challenge which is that mentioned they choose to take on as The is the connection with the blind spoon. Yeah, they just follow. It's a lot easier. So, it's challenging with more rewarding. Exactly. If you work hard for your faith. Oh yeah. And to end all that you said is that is acceptance of the moment like situation. So, yeah. amount. It's of course foreign. But as the best you literally have the best best life, says even if it hurts. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And by the way, in Alpir, it only hurts because you can't accept that reality. They they smile. Be painful. Yeah. I think there's a difference between hurt and pain. It can hurt. It's painful. Exactly. Most of of pain is just Exactly. Exactly. The idea from a single is the best example. By the way, this a tip for any single book. The best comeback. The best comeback is Yeah. Exactly. He's he claims to accept the exact same thing. Exactly. Yeah. the islam and it becomes an also it becomes like I'm doing this I'm doing the right thing right now. If you're if you're secure with yourself that you know for sure you are doing God's will. Yeah. I'm I'm happy. I'm good. I know I'm I'm covered. Yeah. And you can literally wake up I can't talk from a single perspective but anything even as a a parent you know I have I have so many things to take care because I think three kids whatever and and this person's not feeling well and that I have to go to the grocery there's a lot of stuff and if you wake up in the morning say I know but that's what God wants for me today. He wants me to have a lot of stuff to do and we'll get there. Yeah. I don't know. And then you go into it, even if it's not so calm, but you go into it with a mission as that's what he wants from me today. I don't know what he wants from me. It becomes a mitzvah, not st becomes a real mitzvah and you're doing God's will 100%. Not a mitzvah, whatever. You're literally doing God's will. Yeah. I also love what you said about because me personally, I would never do to ask to ask or beg and have bakushes. So I love that you brought out the clarity gratefulness. I usually also thank for my health because it So basically low energy is low energy versus when a man for these days. Basically, you didn't give me what I need. Exactly. energy. Alice is energy. Alice is energy. And if you're open, if you come from a place of acceptance, acceptance doesn't mean doesn't just mean what you have. You you're open now. When you're grateful, you're means you're accepted. Yeah. And once you're accepting, that means you're accepting. That means you're open. You're you're you're open now. You can accept because this also my my uh my rabbi told me also. He said wants every single person to have unlimited wealth, unlimited health, unlimited everything, right? But you're a person. So now you have to open yourself up to it. Correct. And if you're not open to it, a friend of mine, I can I can give him a shout out. Yeah. Um he he posted on his status something beautiful. Um if your hand is closed, he showed a picture of water going down. Wow. open. If you're not, then there's no roots and there's no nothing. You can't get anything. Right. Right. And that's why you have to align your own roots with what says sometimes blocking. Early on system is showing wrong because It's like everything is based, you know, because the the hand is so it's like it's it's the bottom line is it's it's very abundant and it's very beautiful. choose in late perspective and unfortunately mentions they want to choose that either God is bad or that they are distant or that they don't deserve it as a combination. Yeah. It becomes a you're only distant because you're distant. Yeah. Stop it because you're saying you're distant. Yeah. And it's not even your fault because can I tell you something? If somebody grows up with an abusive father, you know what they think afterwards? Fathers are abusive. Yeah. And and what do what else do they think? Which other father is abusive? Fathers in general. So the father of everything for sure is abusive. That's it. It's a simple calculation as to why people don't trust or love God because when they grow up with a god figure which is at that point their parent and unfortunately people are not perfect and many many parents will are not very loving or at least they try their best but their best right is pretty bad sometimes. A healthy father, a healthy father wants to give whatever the child needs. And a healthy father also will will never put you in hell. But this physique, so so yeah. So yeah, a whole another podcast. Anyway, we're over like an hour and 15 minutes, I think. Sean, you want to talk about anything else that you thought maybe you want to share or uh arlagen to the world, people to know? anything you're working on right now that people can question why question why you mentioned art music so first of all you can listen to my music okay do me music do apur songs so I have three songs out there that I that you can listen one is a very older like it's much older one I think it was 2018 when it came out called but that's I I wouldn't align myself with that specific one but you can listen to that that's very nice out there um it's not as as deep as the two I released this here one is for that's a very cozy com it's not for the summer I don't think I tried listening to it now I'm like okay I I need snow I need but this next one is shabas which is very much me zam I heard it yeah this is what I want to feel and I strive to feel and a lot of times I actually get to feel of shabas and it's it's a crazy moment it dies very quickly if I don't really keep it up but but it's a mahalik and you can listen to that song And it's special. It's very raw. So that you can listen to Shabus Milstein. You can look it up. Um what's Oh, so I have a a art piece that I really want I want people to buy because I think it's a good good to remember. Right. Always. It's a there's a famous um art that had a person fishing. Yeah. And it says and then the other side is a bucket and a fish is jumping into the bucket. the other side and says and I decided to realistify it to make it realistic um with all kinds of different zakim it's different softwares I put together all the things that I do and put into one piece and I sell it now so you can actually check it out you can buy a print of it could buy it on a canvas printed shine a framed canvas three different sizes I have and it's it's affordable you know it's I've had so many people different types fundraisers salespeople it's very good to Always remember that shine a gift can get information. Yeah. Give gift give to your clients. I have people also. Yeah. So they bought it for their clients for their for their uh new we'll put the link. Yeah. We'll put the link in the description. Yeah. My for just just put my phone number for my WhatsApp. You can put your WhatsApp also. Straight to the WhatsApp. Very nice. Yeah. All right. Um I thank you everybody. Thank you Moshi for giving from your time. It's a late mozzar shabas that we're recording here. Um, and I very much appreciate it episodes, by the way. Really? Yeah. I am I'm up there. You're forgetting I did this every single week from when I started. Could be. I only looped in like last year. You what I'm saying? No. So, oh, I started it officially like official, but channel. Yeah. So yeah, but I also I give out every week like latest talks. Yeah. Yeah. So um what was I saying? Oh, I saidful episodes, but I never had an episode that I felt was like a a lesson to people. And I think that you were the perfect person to bring major compassion to mention listeners and it's it's very it's a lot of young people that um that are out there that they found their searching. They're really really searching. And what makes me more emotional is that I I have this part and that's why I decided to go uh PG-13 kosher is that I learned that listeners like literally young kids, young and I get these messages on on on the hotline and my manager shik m the positive ones and and it says says muedict says zane mention [Music] again like yeah latest talk is amazing but says whatever maybe he'll get more consistent and cast it's okay it's also it's not that it's not enough for them to listen but when you have a podcast that comes out every week auction can anytime and they'll have something that they can listen to so I feel so much but also also feel so grateful that mention as I gave him the information. So it really means a lot and and that's why I decided I'm not going to focus views famous mention whether you are famous Joe is I don't think he's a famous guy as a businessman a food distributor a sales guy like it's not very much famous people and I'm just I'm staying in my lane like famous I'm not 50,000 views for a podcast. It's views. I think now we're getting around 20 to 30. By the way, we're averaging 20 30 20 to 30,000 views on a podcast. Amazing. It's a very nice. No, between all the platforms, the the hotline is doing probably more than YouTube right now. Wow. Have a lot of younger. That's that. Yeah. And that's why the side of them going this year out from the past. I didn't know this when I'm when I was talking. I had no idea. Yeah. And um and people that don't have this smartphone or whatever. And he was like basically the stimulation. This is smart. Wow. Views. I don't know. Okay. Wow. views. So, this is where I I stand. That's very nice. I I appreciate it so much that you brought me now that you're saying this, I appreciate it even more and now I could actually get to that to that to the coming crowd to the next Yeah. Yeah. You'll see. You'll see the feedback. It's it's incredible. The feedback is just amazing. So, thank you for being here. Thank you for supporting the channel. She says of YouTube member deleted uh extra footage deleted extra footage. Um help supporting the channel. She says of the hotline comment. I get the comments and thank you. It means a lot. Um helpful support the sponsors. Um support the sponsors. Click the link check whatever. Um, and and reminder to leave a comment, share us, subscribe to the channel so you don't miss an episode, and more than anything, thank you for being here. And thank you, Mushi, for giving from your time. Thank you very much. Appreciate it so much. A pleasure. Thank you. Wow.