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Okay, >> I wanted to learn something specifically nice today. First, I have two reasons I wanted to do something nice today. First of all, Green's here [applause] and I want to welcome back. For those that know is a younger man who sits and learns and works and just a beautiful yid. I'm close to Schllay and I'm close to his father. He's at Sadik Ben Sadik. Yeah, >> his mishb is like beautiful yidden and brings a warmth a warmth to yishkai to life a warmth to the yeshiv I'm just really excited you're back appreciative that you like being around you you bring a burst of sim and joy and they pronounce it especially like says but you bring a tremendous to wherever you go and I'm thankful to be friends and to be close to me green. I want to say something nice. I want to hear the second reason I want to say something nice. This is the second last day of I want to express push is a beautiful time and a guy could clap today. Nice. It's it's a beautiful month described as and I said just a time miss for a person to grow. It's a time it's very designated to grow. It's it's not what people think it is. I have like dreams in this yeshiv where's going to be like people are going to be like excited. We're going to get there. It's going to take a while. That's I want to give I want I'm I'm working for myself and then for my friends I want it together but we have a day. So I want to say something nice the second to last day in I want to say something nice. I want to learn something. I was today I have a safer that I like a lot and I was with my friend. I learned a peace today that I really appreciate and I want to learn this with you Ari today as tomorrow night shabis kesh and rashashana it's the beginning of the year together with shabis kesh this it's it's clear what not there are people who talk about uh oh I'm scared [music] there's like anxieties we don't blow shifer what's going to be this year stop it's It's not what Hashem intended. I'm not anxious. We don't have the Yeah. Yeah. >> Shabas, but we're keeping Shabas. And I I I suspect today's D especially. Of course, there's a mitzvah called but mitzvah connects to mitzvah deeply. We have shy this year. We're going to keep shy by listening to the and understanding the aspects of shy. But I want to Nissan. I want to learn a gamar. Yes, Nisan. >> Um, it's kind of a weird question, but why isn't chauffeur? Like, why can't we make an exception for >> I know. >> Great question. It's not >> an exception. What >> wants to know? Why don't we blow the French? It's beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Don't that's not weird. It's a powerful question. It's the question, not a question. Powerful. What's going on? Wild it's craziness you're not asking a weird question you asked the question so believe I I want to speak about it I want to learn a certain we I do want to talk about I want to learn now but that that there's that's only a good question I I promise that that's a strong one what's happening what does it means very powerful what I what I want to study about rashash today nano is the following mits >> the rule is >> the rule is if I if I rent you a field I rent you a field and we're learning the rule is if I rent you a field it's called for you to rent a field is called to be a field [screaming] you rent a field from me >> so the rule is yes it's the nth paracity if your ker. You rent a field. I know it's and the field gets damaged. You rent a field and I give it to you to plant a certain crap and you plant that crap but a crazy storm hits and ruins everybody's fields. So the rule is Ari, if I rent you the field and you plan on planting wheat, it's a wheat field and you're planting wheat and I rent you the field to plant wheat and you plant wheat and your wheat gets destroyed, Zachi. So if everybody's wheat field in the city got destroyed, it's not Ahri's masle cuz every field he does not have to pay me. >> You're the >> I'm the one who's the renter. He's the renty. he rents from me. The rule is if everybody's field gets ruined in a storm, he does not have to pay me. It's not his masle, it's my masle. If everybody's field is fine and the only one whose damage is Ahri, so then it's Ahri's masle, he has to pay me. It's a private thing. It's your masle. It's not considered from everybody. But if everybody's field is ruined, Ari does not rebi. No, I rented the field to Ahri. I rented Ari the field and Ahri is working and Ahri plants something and is supposed to pay me from the prophets called everybody's field gets ruined. You don't owe me money because it's not considered your bad masle. It's my bad masle. Everybody's field was ruined. You're not owe me money. However, listen to this case in the silent one second. >> How about Azie? If I tell Ari, do me a favor. Please grow. I want you to grow wheat on the field. David, we ask in this way in. I tell Garfield, Ari, do me a favor. Grow weed on the field. I ask him to grow wheat. And he owes me money from the prophets. It's called from the prophets. I'm the owner. I'm investing. I'm giving you my field. You You'll pay me money from the prophets. So I give Ari >> portion of the >> I give Ari the field and I tell him to plant. I tell you to plant. >> I tell you to plant wheat. Ari goes ahead and doesn't listen to the crap I tell him to plant. And he plants barley. Let me read this garra. >> I'm going to read the garra. Omar I tell Ari listen to this Ellie please plant wheat who and goes vizari he doesn't listen to me he plants barley most of this valley most of the fields around get ruined delay the fields around all got ruined include including Aries. >> Okay. >> Me that could say to even if I would have done wheat have it would have gotten ruined. Ari could say to me it made no it's true I didn't listen to you and I planted the wrong crop. But if I would have done wheat it would have gotten ruined also. Look around you. All the local wheat fields were ruined also. So I'm not paying you. You're right. I didn't listen. I did barley, not wheat. But any what difference? Anybody who planted wheat in the vicinity, their fields got ruined also. So So the Ari could say kish, I'm not paying you. Or perhaps this is amazing. Perhaps listen to this. I could say to Ariel if you would have listen to this Ari the case I give Arifield my field and tell him you plant wheat on it >> plant wheat and he didn't listen to me planted barley storms came and destroyed his field does he have to pay me now if I tell him plant wheat and he plants wheat and storms destroy way all the neighborhood fields he does not have to pay me cuz he could say listen Kos it's your masle not mine it happened to everybody so I don't have to pay however if I tell Ari plant wheat and he doesn't listen to me plants barley he's disloyal and and a storm's come and destroy everybody's fields does Ari say what's the difference I planted barley if I would have planted wheat it would have been destroyed also Idelma or perhaps Perhaps I could say to this is mindboggling if you would have planted wheat be the which says in he makes keeps it. Wow. It's a it's a shab says and keeps the words of hem keeps. >> Yep. >> I could tell you in my family we saw in my father when he said something would happen. I saw that in my life. He would it was crazy stories my father would say and it would happen. We saw in the it's a fact that it's based on which says that sadic makes it happen says the maybe I could say to I to go that should grow. If you would have planted, Hashem would have listened to my so you ruined my I'll read the words of Rashi. What I ask of my creator, Hashem will do. At the beginning of the year, I didn't ask God that he should save the I asked, >> "Wow, >> I said to Hashem that I'm growing wheat. Please save my wheat." What did Ari end up growing barley? So I could say to Ari, you have to pay me. So what do you mean? All the the fields were destroyed. That's cuz you messed my prayer. I asked God for wheat and you grew something else. If you would have grown wheat, my prayer would have been answered. >> Ouch. That's what says we ask in that way is logical. This is brought in the has to pay me. We're not theorizing in money in court today has to pay me because I could say I would have ded for wheat. You by planting barley made my prayer not get answered. Now the question is and what check and I saw asked the cash bombasher who said the guy's at saddic the quoted is on sadikim the gar in shabis bay learns this literally the garra openly on bay says it's about sadikim this is the prayer of a regular y and claims and The rash is and claims every like that's what's here makes a lot of sense to me. We don't we're not busy doing chash we're all in the game. Everybody comes to imashem bring crazy power of this is amazing. If you plan different than I told you, you have to pay for it when it gets ruined. What sadic says, Hashem listens to. That's what it says about the the beginning of the year that it says about the >> Wow. >> And you you planted something else. Yes. >> How do we know that? >> It's I give him the field. I give him the field and I dav what I expected him to plant. So that's the logical thing. I can claim this. I dav form saying why doesn't >> you plant sire? >> No, the assumption is because I thought he was going to grow. I thought he's going to grow wheat. So you say it got ruined because you didn't grow it. I told you to grow and I prayed for that. So you heard my prayers. I prayed for >> right >> such as the power of prayer of that we pass this way that literally says and it and and you grew and it and it got destroyed. If you would have grown, it would have worked. My would have been answered. I want to express that the sh who is incredibly incredibly powerful. We have a minute. I want to ask the to join the main prayers on day one of things now for has in mind things we want we want. Why? Because we want to serve on we're thinking I want I want to serve Hashem. I want to be able to buy food so somebody else could serve Hashem. I want to be able to be mad with we want to raise home that are loyalist to Hashem. So you could for everything we're dabbing of course understanding we specifically in yeshiva and I'm going to ask again we was to manyas my wife said there was so many here she measures because she sees I'm gone so I'm running to I want to run even more to this coming year that's it's tiring and well worth and I'm asking the for we need the shah we need your shah we have needs within and the yeshiva we're going to all after the dvening on on after the sud rash the min yeshivas we give out tillum and we finish it many many times in the last couple of years we finished it about 8 to 10 times the entire tillum it takes 15 20 minutes when you have close to a hundred people everybody takes a little bit we can finish it we finished it last year close to 10 times the whole safer tillum and specifically we're davening for the needs of our friends of our families and of course of all of Cla Israel specific specific Jewish homes a Jewish good but not just Jewish beautiful good homes sincere homes homes that have shalom that have so I'm going to ask everybody again we're going to meet the ofash are incredibly powerful but rash is a is a there's no they don't do chu rash You're touching a deeper space. It says the good that comes later comes from the beginning. There's a tremendous power to rush from rashash and the this amazing points out that rash and could m another guy and say the field would got ruined says the beginning of the year which sees it to mean it says he said and it wouldn't have been destroyed if you would have done what what my was except you you threw a curveball. So I want to express that we're going to get together but and I want to dav in again after the suda everybody's invited to the bish and we're going to stay tuned specifically we have many needs we we have shim friedman's father should have is a beautiful beautiful yid I want to as well dasha the family is incredible for anybody who knows shim's father is a has different tyra is morgle beib he loves he has an aasra shim is one of the greats who ever learned here. Shim's kindness. He's he's a delicate, sensitive person. The amount Shim spent on Yeshiva. I'll take this guy there. This kid, his father needs Raf. His mother's Shim's mama is a very, very special family. I want to dav for Shiman Freeman's father quickly should get healthy and get back to we we need him. Cla needs him. We [clears throat] should he should have a rafu and then I wanted for and the yeshiva for our friends Adam amongst all the people in we know there's a lot of need for we need Jewish homes in the world we need y and Jewish homes it's interesting everything Hashem does is for a reason anybody who's watching the world any sophisticated person and I'm not making this it's not about the we have to outdo the Muslims anybody who's watching the world and watching what's going on and a force that wants to fight Clausius and is growing just Hashem made us recognize the value of each person of each Yid that a yid matters tremendously much matters is significant and important we need Jewish homes having Jewish children and safe places of the home the mishbah of a of aid is powerful and I'm asking the that we come together on rash and for so after the sud everybody's invited to the base med there's a tremendous beauty I want to express that we saw tremendous n this past year we saw mameish so many of our there were people we've been waiting I'm thinking of one friend I've been waiting for 10 years for him to find the this year mish we saw n we were at so many castas my wife said there was so many she like counts it more than most because I go to all the weddings and I ran a lot this year and I thankfully ran a lot. We don't we don't know the of Hashem what causes you know but we know that Hashem's we say it three times a day that Hashem hears prayer specifically there's a when so connected so the whole days of Hashem is a person's so I want to ask that we should come together and pray this to me is remarkable that the yid understands and has faith. My I want to tell you a story of prayer. >> Watch this. >> I want to tell you a mis there was a big sadic. He was one of the main talid leit the lover of yidden had a talm a rebi. His name was the basian the basay was a was a a big saddic. R shapiro learned his some of my kids learned the basay. who was a big sadic and the basian decided he he had aidus in Europe and he left it all. He was a tal of the bar and he left it all to move. He had a tremendous cha like he didn't have he had gagon he had a yearning for and he left this move and it seems early like everything precious early the move was going very hard all beginnings are difficult all beginnings have a hardship a guy could come to yeshiva even here even such a beautiful place and early it could be a little an it could be anxiety till I get comfortable till I feel my space till I get my schedule till I find my it could be it could be hard was struggling and he said on himself that is turning point I have heard this story and seen it in enough it's it's definitely I can't I've seen different versions I could tell from all the places that I've seen it that the story is true the exact details I'm going to say it the best way but I've seen it in a number of that the bas went and at first there were struggles to connect Israel what changed everything he was invas and what changed everything is it was at one sunny day and he saw yeden he saw a lot of yeden [snorts] he saw yeden going clearing stuff off the rooftops they were clearing stuff off they used to over the summer leave a lot of stuff on their roofs over the summer and then and at one day he saw a lot of nush of like scurrying around to take stuff off the rooftops. So he asked like a year like what are you all running? Everybody was it was like an aggressive like and and and clearly they were worried about the rain. The problem was he looked at the sky it was clear blue there was no threat of rain. So he understood that they had stuff on the roof at during the summer. It doesn't rain. So people would leave things on the roof and it was safe. But on that day, the Basian saw y like aggressively like like as if like they're saving something. If you would picture somebody at something that's not waterproof outside and like aggressively running, well the rain must be coming like whoa. Okay, you're in a rush. But there was no rain. It was completely sunny. So he asked one of the nashim, why is everybody so aggressively running? The lady looked at him and said and said to the basian we all said the same talum for the first time today. They were so push that hashem listens to we have to quickly quickly the man our husbands said the same talum in davening. We all said the same talum. We're in such a rush. Hashem's certainly going to listen to us. They had such an amuna in prayer in the power of prayer in how powerful prayer is. They were rushing to get the stuff off the roofs. We said to St. Talam, "Quick, quick, quick. Let's get it off. We got to get it off quickly." The Basian said that was a turning point for him. He saw the amuna of the amuna that we said the same time. It was mish like the rain was falling from the sky and just didn't hit the ground yet. And when he saw that he said I understand why I'm here and like his whole experience the had a massive impact invas but he said that was like a turning point seeing that had in in yeshiva we're learning an amazing we're learning kadush I want to learn with the gimar that moves me if I could have a kadush I want to learn a gimar and and This Listen to this Gimar Ari. Listen to this Gamarra Kadoshian. Tell me what you think. Listen to this Nissan. Tell me what you think of this. You ready Azie? The Gamarra says like this. The Gomorrah says in Abaya city in Abaya city was coming city the great Ammyra was coming city listen to this hears that coming to his city. >> Oh boy. >> There was a huge there was a mazik there that was some like spiritual being some spiritual force that was doing damage in the base medish the island. Normally a mazic a shindal doesn't damage two people only damages a lone individual. This was such a wild shindalid. Even if two raban were coming, they would be damaged. And I feel normally the shindalids only at power at night. This shindaled was so wild. This spiritual force if two raan would go to the bash even by day they'd get damaged. >> So nobody even two >> even two. So nobody can go to the bash the bash was off limits. Can imagine that there was this Shindal beating up Raan. There was some force. It was literally dangerous to enter the B. So nobody can go to the B. Listen to this story. Check coming to town says to the people of the town nobody should invite to their houses. Don't invite over. He'll be forced to sleep in the base medish. This shindal will attack him and maybe he'll have an ace. >> Maybe >> after the >> maybe you'll have a miracle. >> Maybe you'll have a miracle. Maybe. So he said nobody invite. So Ra's good cash. We're gonna get Ra's cash. You hear's coming to town. There's a very dangerous Bmesh. Not at all. It's a very dangerous not it's a very dangerous there's a that's beating people up. Nobody can go in there. So says nobody invite. Maybe he'll have an ace jumps correctly. Maybe he won't have an ace. How could you risk life? >> No. >> Maybe he'll have an ace. >> What? >> That's the lush nagimar. Nobody. [clears throat] Maybe an ace will happen. Hello. But maybe he'll get killed. How do you put him in such a compromise situation? Maybe he'll have an ace. Oil comes to town. It's like almost sinister. Nobody invites him. It attacks. It appears like a snake. Scary. It shows up like a snake. The shivbasa with seven heads. He's like attacked by the snake being attacks. the every bow that bowed one head of the snake fell off and his life got saved. He killed the shindal. He told them the next day. If I didn't have a miracle, I would have been in danger. Ask the two cases. First of all, how do you endanger? He said, "Maybe he'll have an ace, but maybe he won't." >> How do you do that? You put him in danger. And second of all, even if he has an ace, when a nace happens, you lose merits. It's you lose merits says. So how does he have a right lost merits and Abaya orchestrated this trick? He orchestrated that Jacob should sleep in he said nobody invite over he'll be forced to sleep in the bash says the mar like this knew 100% sadic nothing's going to happen to him you know when it says maybe an ace will happen he means like this if he'll be able to stay calm and dav he'll have it from a is not an ace if you get something from say it's not an ace and if so no merits are subtracted you're not >> at the very least the worst that will happen is a miracle will happen I'll get save miracle when he said maybe a miracle a he means the best case scenario is he prays and if he prays he doesn't lose it's not called an ace says if you get something from prayer if he doesn't pray so then sure he won't pray At the very least knew 100% this shindal can't be mazik is too big of a sad the only suffic is will it be a nace and it'll lose merits or will come from >> of course it comes from his but the next morning he says to them if I didn't have a nace I would have been damaged he didn't want to say it came from >> but the mara that's his humility nobody wants to be tail yeah nobody wants to be tail says said amazing the mara says when you dab him for something it's not called a miracle and I want to express in in I heard this from sadikim in 1948 when the Arabs were attacking yidden were under attack they were knocking on doors and they were saying don't rely on miracles pray don't rely on miracles pray I want to express that we're beautiful a beautiful day of rash two days of rash and I want to express let's pray for our people I want to specifically say pray for our people don't just be selfish be be somebody be a big person don't be selfish we have nishamas we're about giving ram and be think about our people think about d collectively for specifically I'm asking here in this mesh and out of the bash for all of Jewish the boys should find their girls should find their zeugim and there should be healthy gazunto homes we should have we should go not have to we should go to many many many many many this year this winter is going to be crazy but one of like the big activities is weddings hashem but let's d it is powerful specifically for somebody else is powerful specifically prayers rash specifically play prayers for I want to express that a Jewish home is a powerful place very a loyal home to Hashem I I I want to give the following like visual it's a visual I have I like a lot when I talk about a Jewish home in gulos there's a puk that says and I I want to talk about this visual there's a it's another gar kadouch speaks about Mashiach times. Hashem, Hashem looks for the loyal Jewish home. I want to express a visual that's very cool to me, Zach. I want to express this to you. I think this is so important today. The following visual I I have I have two visuals I want to present. I was Did you ever go for Shabas to Manhattan? Once in my life I went with my kids. [clears throat] I I grew up my mother was from Washington Heights as a youngster before I remember a lot but I don't have recollections of those shabases. I was too little. I was under three. I don't I went there for shabases but I don't have crazy recollections. I got a bra on this head in 1980 when I was six years old from Reuer. I got a bra on this head but I don't remember tons from there. But a few years ago, I went with my fam, my wife and children. >> I went with my wife I he probably said I'd have a close friend who was at Sadik who also originates from Washington. >> I doubt it. >> He probably I don't remember. Could be said that. But Lisa, I went to um Lisa. My kids know I went to Manhattan. Anybody who knows Manhattan, Manhattan is crazy. It's wild and it's happening. It overwhelms me. I get like I don't know what to do. There's so much happening in Manhattan. It's completely overwhelming. I go at a You don't know. It's just a lot. It's a lot. >> Not a lot. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's like a lot happening. >> What got me very cool is houses in Manhattan. There's something amazing. I actually could hear the chill of living in Manhattan cuz when you close the door of your house, it's more peaceful than anything I experienced >> because of the contrast. The street is nuts. The amount people come and going at all hours. Mishuga. Then you walk into a house. It's like there's a tranquility that's deeper than anything I've seen specifically living in. I wonder people purposely live there. You know that guy who lives on a mountaintop, somebody far away, he likes quiet. I have a suspicion that Manhattan people are more that guy than that guy in a funny way. I'm not trying to be funny and I I'm going to bring out something in a minute. The energy there, the streets nuts and then you close your door. There's a calmness there. Just a contrast. >> It's like you like quickly shut the door like whoa. You can breathe and you can stop and you can pause. The next visual and what I'm getting at, you'll see what I'm getting at with the first visual Manhattan. The next visual is the king who's been replaced. the king. There was there was a murida. There was a rebellion. What's that called? And they throw off the king. A >> a coup. How do you say is that how to say the word? >> Coup. You say >> there was a coup and the king. Is that Did I pronounce it right? How is it spelled coup? >> C. >> C O U P. But you don't say coupe. You say a coup. C. There was a coup and the king was kicked out and he's on the run. The king. And I picture people that as the king's on the run, they're loyalists out there to the king. And I picture people like hosting the king. There's something so intimate and beautiful and special. The guy hosts the king when like when there's a coup and you're still loyal, you know, and you risk your own life. You don't care about the public. I care. This is the rightful king. This is the king I believe in. And you hold him. the beautiful scene of the king sitting like h I don't want to say hidden but here the king is wanted here the king is acknowledged and both those scenes in Manhattan the calmness in a home that contrasts the street and the king in a home and the street is going nuts and everybody's rebelling but there's a home loyal to the king both of those pictures are my picture of a yiddish a Jewish home Here it's shabas. Here it's rashash shana. Here there's loyalty to Hashem. Here there's beauty. Here there's friendship. In a world that there's a lot of other stuff. But aid shom. Here there's loyalty to Hashem. Here there's kindness. Hereid is loved. Here aid is wanted. Here he hashem's people. Hashem is celebrated. The beauty of a Jewish home in gulos. That's like the ikar. There's a day we'll have Bdash and the streets and everything will celebrate Hashem today their loyal homes interspersed places where Hashem is acknowledged where people are loyal to mitzvah where Hashem's children here you're safe here is safe and I want to express that on rash when we're thinking about malim daven for Jewish homes for those places that here there's Here there's kdes for all the places that there should be more homes with kdes in it. So for our friends to have Jewish homes a nice sudish here's mirus here they sing ki here is like is saying here's a beautiful home of so I'm asking everybody to pray is very very powerful don't rely here the are powerful knew that would happen to he was hoping it wouldn't need a miracle. So that's the worst case scenario. The hope is that it would come from prayer and it comes from prayer. You don't lose any no merits and of course had the presence of mind to pray and each bow each prayer destroy the head of the snake. So >> So what's the a little awkward? >> He learns the fa is that the worst case scenario. I know. I know. That's how the show went at very least. That's how he's saying I'm not. I'm not going to lie. >> I know. No, I hear I hear the >> even though the first Yeah. For we have to we have we have to have to be the second. >> Yeah. Yeah. But I want to say this. You're you're want to support everybody. That's for but for others for our people that be big be big and see big see big be big people big >> is there a certain time during says good times for things >> that's a very good question I like that question >> what do you say Ras to that what do you say we're all going to say it's a very nice means please remember us for Good. Everything goes in there. It's all inclusive. End the story >> and speak it all out. >> Talk. >> Well, I think it's good. >> You want to talk? Talk to all say >> but but those words are also. >> Yeah, but every last also from >> so why is that? >> He's saying by asking remember >> they're for sure there also for sure. Yes. He's saying by what else does that mean? >> I like what you I couldn't I like what you said. I couldn't have said it better. >> Should one talk during? >> Yes, absolutely. >> You're saying you're as you're saying you're saying the words you're allowed to bearish what you're saying. >> Oh, I see. Okay. Fine. >> Yes. friends. >> Yes. The saddle when you said that guy planted wheat. >> Yeah. >> The guy prayed for it. >> Because he said he prayed for it >> wheat. I prayed for wheat and you you planted something >> inside. That means now that he's that guy planted barley is obligated to pay him. >> Yeah. >> Why should we go to such an extent of that? That's the reason why you should pay him. Why shouldn't we use what if it didn't rain? What if what if there wasn't a storm? Regardless of that, it was still negligent. This one >> for planting the wrong thing. That's the question. Did the negligence do damage to me? See, if the negligence did no damage to me, he said you don't have to pay for the negligence. >> But it's only if you could put >> he's got lucky. >> But that has to be it actually did. The t is it did damage because I paid play. I prayed for wheat and you planted something else. Amazing. Amazing. This this What about emotional damage not >> for now? Listen, he sees that's not going to >> paid money >> like bother me. But Hashem sent a storm that would have killed either one. So that I can't hold you accountable. But since I prayed for this and you planted something else, you messed with my prayers. I prayed for this. I prayed for the power of prayer is real. And on specifically says I love that he says comes from the I was you planted something else that's how we remarkably that's how we but certainly certainly we have to pray and we should pray and the tas are always powerful vice there's a specific power of the ofash I've seen in other such a claim I like his source in this kimar the power of the rash I asked to come today I wanted to share this I like it a lot of my father but learning and he quotes the Like it can't be an accident that the guy put barley instead of wheat. Like realistically it was most likely on purpose. >> But for sure it was on purpose. >> Storm came. You still wouldn't punish the guy because like >> I love your sincerity. I love it. I love Nada's like so troubled. Like even without this time of prayer, you you tricked what you said you're going to do. Lisa didn't cause me a damage. But I love >> damage. But the fact that it rained and the guy did it on purpose. He's going to get away with it. ruin someone else. >> You're so bothered like you >> did probably right >> that you switched what you said you were supposed to do. Maybe maybe >> was that part of the agreement or the agreement that he needs to be paid x amount for the field's yield >> x amount but you were supposed to you did you didn't listen to what you were supposed to do but it it doesn't it didn't really matter the rain came except that I contain I for this amazing gamm amazing amazing >> where is I wanted to ask he's getting I wanted to ask I'm learning something so nice. And the second last day of L. I wanted to ask Eleazar to play us something. >> Eleazar, take it away. >> No way. >> I don't know. I just woke up. >> You got this. >> Come on. You're my friend. [music] >> Wow. >> [music] [music] >> Wow. Got shredded. [music] >> [music] [music] >> OH >> [applause] >> OH MY GOD. [applause] Look at that. >> That was insane. Insane, bro. >> That's not even the fastest. >> Is that crazy? >> How How long did it take you to learn how to play the violin? >> Been playing since like sixth grade. >> Wow. >> The silent enjoy. Is this our first violinist ever? >> Joseph Carmelo. We had >> Joseph. Okay, >> I'll play whatever you want. I like you like >> I like everything. >> What do you like a lot? >> Anything. I don't know. It's better if someone else picks it. >> Oh, really? But so when you play in front of the drone >> really like It's already killed. >> Which one? Which one? >> He knows [music] that one. >> Oh my god. I'm sorry. [music] Wow. [music] >> [music] >> Oh my lord. [applause] Oh my lord. Oh my soul. Pleasure. Not the actual song of it. Yeah. Well, I >> always you playing one last night. He said he said it's not exact song, but it's the best thing I've ever heard in my life. It's crazy. >> You want to do it? [music] >> [music] [music] >> What? Stop playing. Stop playing, bro. >> Fire, bro. Go. pieces like classical. I only know one song classical at least. >> I want to I want to express to the guys before before I do the song. I want to express I got I got a letter in the mail yesterday. Two letters from two friends. They sent it in the same envelope. Two friends from Australia. Two like very growing people. They're from the community in Australia. I really special from the nicest letters I've received and they described how for the last two years they've been very tuned in to the sh of the yeshiva and they described how much the music of the yeshiva touches them and that it means a lot and it moves them and has helped them grow and like just it encourages them. Something about it that we're sitting here in a quiet base medish in Durham and how many miles away is Australia? >> How many miles away is Australia? >> It's the furthest is it the country? >> I think so. >> Unless you go the other way around. >> How long is it? How >> is 5,000? Is this like 10,000 8,000? >> With the new world maps, who knows? >> I confused. 500 miles away. >> 9,5 almost 10,000 miles away. There are guys here singing a sincere song. It's just we're watching all like play something nice and miles away 9,000 miles away. They're two yen two sincere people sitting in Australia who are moved and and are joining in our part. How connected we are, how powerful sincerity is is like crazy. It hits me a lot. Ari we could like innocently here I'm sitting with Ari to yen like with fabang in a bit enjoying on a Wednesday the sec on a Thursday the second last day of was sitting here listening to a beautiful piece from Elza arcing a za piece of violin and somebody a year 9,000 miles away is getting is taking is getting and encouragement and feeling part I find that powerful the power of influence the power of sweetness the power of friendship. I felt we had we had um when was sick and people were praying everywhere I went anywhere and I went we were traveling because of the matzer everywhere and I went yen were ask us how's feeling how's he doing and I felt then also like sincere friendship two yna friend that people like it resonated by people it resonated a lot sincerity friendship people serving in a beautiful way as big power unlike pushing guys to dab let's dab for our people there's a tremendous power sincere's prayer I want to express [clears throat] that specifically that the gar said a regular farmer called it stories are full of one y like some guy who couldn't even say the prayers right who like changed the whole zer and they're saying something about the prayer prayer of aid. Every the prayer of aid is powerful. This was very important in the med of the power of the yid of every of every single specifically when every's called toem every yid's included in that every yid's important to that the power of every single person's prayers. So I'm asking let's show up Rashashana in a nice way in a sweet way I'm here hashem rashashana there's no like chuva you just say god I'm here come to the besh with a flourish I have a picture yet before it does the song I have a picture mayor when he was a little boy see he'd come back like first grade he was just new to school my wife and I would crack up it was such a truth he would say I'm home and there was like a flourish. He was waiting for our excitement which was of course as parents we were excited and we would get excited if we ever normally he didn't have to say I'm home. We would just jump all over and be excited. If if he didn't see us like he came and for like 10 seconds I want to say come to the besh and tell Hashem come to your bish if you're here do it here and say hashem I'm here come first thing in the morning come late in the afternoon come any time in between and say I'm here I'm home I'm home a person's wanted a person's wanted that's what it means that we're called to be mom is wanted and they say I'm home my wife and I used to struggle initi we we we didn't necessarily have a community. We lived in a big place. We went on vacation. When we came back, we would joke we're home. We're home. Expressing that like nobody knows if we're gone or not. But the reality clappe is you say, "I'm here. I mean, Hashem, I'm here. I'm here." That's rash. And he wants it. That's what it means. We're called to be imashem. When I learned this gimmar, what excited me to learn this is that says the quotes on he says of course it would happen. I love the confidence of the and it reflects a deep truth. It's powerful prayers are powerful what he says always. It's true. Rash it's a very powerful thing. If we could have one more song the wants another one. It's mish beautiful >> unholy. >> [music] >> What song should we do? [laughter] >> What was it? What was it? >> It was um >> not [music] >> [music] [music] >> Unbelievable. >> [applause] >> You have to play together with him. He plays piano >> in the music room. Is there a piano in the music room? So, you got to go in there together. >> We have We have one in the closet. >> So, we have it here. >> Someone sent one. We We have a piano agree if you put it in. We got to get We got to plug it in and get the sign up. >> I don't know. >> I don't know any of those. >> Which song? >> I think I know one. >> Which one? >> You don't You don't know some classical. >> I want to see. I don't care if I know. I care if knows it. >> I already asked him. He says no. I don't classical. >> Oh, go bring it, baby. >> No. Yeah, >> I don't know how to do it. >> What? >> I could do memories similar >> whatever. [music] >> [music] [music] >> Nothing. [music] Nothing. >> [music] [music] >> Wow. [applause] >> Everybody slowmo doing a little shishi tonight. It's a holy one. Last day of L. Last day of L. Holy. Extra smiles, extra sweetness, extra nice. >> I feel like as went on, I was doing like less and less Jewish. >> Say very big into that with sat. We learned is the best thing. Tonight we're going to have tonight we're going to have a nice little shishi as we all come join. It's time to be 11 11:30. What time marry? >> 11 11:30. Come join with the We'll stop here. Thank you, Alza. That was really [applause] like that a lot. Dogs.