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all other things. >> Go I'll cut it out. >> Yeah. >> So guy earns a parasa means he earns money for everything. Rabzi says parasa is the other things you need shelter food clothing and is food. I'm more inclined to I hear the I'm inclined when you say somebody it means you give him everything he needs without you say this he should have pasa you mean everything only means and he gave Right. Right. >> Calls him. It calls them. >> Doesn't it say there were three parism? Maybe. We have to check up. The language matters. >> That's what we're talking about. >> Yeah. Yeah. We're talking about the wording. >> Chashi, do you have you have a shot on this? >> I love when I just see that I the over here call economy that's how they type it in English and says livelihood but I don't [snorts] know >> right what's the >> call what is it >> livelihood versus economy sounds like >> sounds like the same >> it sounds economy and livelihood >> it sounds >> two two parts of the plane that's what it sounds like [laughter] >> the economy class I want okay I I do want to start this interest pas Come on, give me >> No, no, no. We're too good. I want to welcome >> you. >> I want to express I want to express the pride. There's a lot of things to say to welcome. I want to express there's a lot to say. It's funny. Right where of right where the Akiba is sitting, it's aka I hung out yesterday with three Bakum. They blew me away. I hung out yesterday for hours with Akiva with I with it was it was with Shia and with Rafo three three three guys I was like Georgia the guys are special and I have a lot I I felt like it taught me worlds each one Rafo Akiva and Shia so really appreciate hang with you guys a lot the the >> okay no question >> I there's there's right where Aka is sitting Nahi happened to be there was a shir in the yeshiva that functioned for years and ni was one of the misadram of that shir. It was a beautiful space. Today I look at it that Rameni cats is that continuation of but was one of the of Rabbi Kaf who today says Shia incredible Shia in Rishers but he was one of the but I want to express that Nahi brought a lot to this yeshiva besides the Shia he created but what I want to express is the pride that he's sitting in Isel married in Kyo with his son learning Tyra learning Tyra bdar and holiness and sincerity and puress and I have a tremendous pride that from this space med came out somebody who's sitting and learning to I value a lot guys learning to and learning to and learning to sitting with his wife in with building a beautiful home I have a tremendous pride that he has beautiful shabas sudas him and his wife have wonderful shabas sudas and I'm just thankful to be good friends you and thankful that you're back home. So, welcome home to Naki Square. [applause] Thank you for doing this. Thank you. You and your wife Reena should have tremendous from your daughter Dassi and just continue to build a beautiful, happy, wonderful home. We're talking the word all your is supposed to become a prayer. all the gish all the physical goods with kcala with the ability that it all should go to the right places. I love Rabbi Rashat because I have seen people that have all the tools but you need you need a basket to hold it like a bra sham pas and I like that shot a lot that you could have people have when the dorm council tells me I have the money I just there's so many like things to put it together is that which holds all the things we dive into Hashem give us all the things we need on kcala that ability It should each go to the right place. I should have the ishas and the capacity because people could have and they can't put it together. They can't there's two guys who are not taking care of one. They don't have money to pay. Okay. So, you got to raise money. Sometimes they have money. There's just not an awareness, not an ability to spend it right to put it into the right places. That's so You like that shot? I like that shot a lot. >> I love that. >> Yeah, I like it. We have to Yeah, Frian Bar loves it, too. >> What' you say? >> Effie likes it. >> You like it? I like it a lot. We have to like be like you have to check any shot. You have to check that it works. Something about it strikes me strikes me as very strong. But um so all the goodness and all the capacity to put the goodness in all the right places. I want to I want to describe for a few minutes. Viggy sh I want you to hear us for a few minutes. Yehuda I want to describe let's say a yantive called pes as a mshel. So it's mive and the Tyra. Great to see you. >> It's Mor and the Tyra [snorts] that Arau made a sedar. The made a seder. >> Now all of us know that P is PES speaks about getting out of Mim. So what do you mean? Arain is before we were even in Mitim. So what does Abrau say look like? We eat matzah. We remember the the the the we remember the from what mean that the hadim. What would a sed look like? We weren't in that there was no gulas. What what teach us? There's a famous there's a very famous song of a singer who says a similar thing but this is anybody who learns of knows when we celebrate Vicky I want you to hear this we have we celebrate Pes as a martial we were in Mitz and we got out of Mitzim so we celebrate Pes as Mit so now what did Aramavu do we weren't in Mit yetu was guarded the Jewish people his grandchildren didn't go to mitz didn't get out so what do you mean he celebrated the sed so what bring in very each one say in their own unique way what happened in going to mitz and getting out was a spiritual reflection of the truth of the time there's something about pes that's built hashem built that it's time of freedom that's what pes The time that it most came out in our physical world was but well before we got out of there was something built into this man of the sha that freedom people get out there was manu is the essence of pesu is he tapped into what was even we we experience So we had the deepest physical manifestation of that which is true of that time. But even before we got Adam there's something built into that time a time of of that's what pes is >> says this shame is we read on on the rashash says the rashashana says that got out of jail on on rashashana that on rashashad got out of jail says the shame is That wasn't just an event that happened says the shame is I'll read his lion. He says, "We're all called." And every year there's the Every year there's such a of us the to get out of jail. The of Rashana is a of freshness, of newness. And every year K is leaves jail on Rashana. He says the le is mukaf the is surrounded by by traps the heart is is is locked in chains. And he says that a person has the possibility to be to leave this trap. There's a certain take me out of my chains. And he goes on to say that the days of their reason is it's built into these days that it's easier to free oneselves from traps. That is built into these days. He happens to answer a big cash of the shame is because the the Rambam chuva brings that in a person is judged we assume every that's why we say you're butim are judged perfectly rash are punished banim says the it has it remains to be seen if they do if they don't do if they don't do they should still be what's if they don't do says the school has managed to do chuva if they don't do chuva it's worse than the rest of the I'm not coming for the negative Now he says it's worse than the rest you're not doing for the rest of the year. I was stuck a person is unstuck now the school has man what this time allows it's easier to do chuva now invoke the when he's close is it's easier to do chuv now it's school it's built into this time and the says they got out of jail that's built into all of us built into us this to get out of jail to be more free to have more capacity to start a guy a a very close friend of mine told me a story that on rashashana his kid was in Europe flying around doing doing difficult things on rashashana this here and on the day he had a sense that I want to I want to go to a shul. He felt something and he wants to go to a shul. He went to a shul in Europe and they didn't let him in in Europe that it it it's very sad and scary that the the the security mats is dangerous. You can't just get in. He was like telling them ask me I'll tell you fermy they said they didn't let him in. They didn't let him into a shul in Europe. They pushed. He was in Rome. They couldn't let him into a shul. They're so scared of infiltration. They don't let a guest in shul which is like frightening. Obviously yidden accept all yidden. All yidd are welcome and wanted. But such is the dangerous security. The guy came through. Now they didn't know him. He's a total stranger. He did come I believe on a motorcycle. But he came in. They said you can't come in. He said please for hear me I'll tell you gar didn't let him in. He went to an alley and started talking to Hashem. The best conversation of his life. He called his family. Everything's different. He said everything this. Now what happened to him? There was no there was no like there was no external thing that should have been. What happened is rash these days are real. It's not about even I listen the ding in yeshiva was electric. It was one of was for me it was my best year I ever had in my life. And what happened? Tovia is amazing. The is amazing. I liked in a way other years when Tovia came to the dining room there was a standing ovation. I liked that there was none this year. I liked it. It's not about one person. He was great. He's great. I liked it. And to me, it wasn't it was Rashana. It wasn't to I called Akiba Bieberfeld to thank him. You were electric and Akiba near Rezi on this side. [applause] But I liked I like that there was no one standing ovation not to take to is great. It's amazing. But there was something here. It's not it wasn't like a good performance by a great speaker. He sings wonderfully. He can come here on Tuesday and do it. There's something about Rashashana. It's an honest thing. There's something Rash if we decided let's like have a mock say let's do a mock rash. We couldn't bur by me. We would not duplicate this. If we'd have the same singers, it would all be serious. There's something real. It's rashana. Something rash. It's interesting. I have gone a couple of times. Now to the neighbor. I saw Rashana. It was freaky. Anybody there? I've been there other times. I never saw the Y look like that. He was gone. He did have a big crowd. 50 Yidden came. Made him feel like a million bucks. To me, it's possible. >> What? initiated. >> He wanted to know about the titsus. >> Want to know what's those called? I bought him sitsus. It didn't it wasn't before I brought him sitsus and we gave him and it didn't hit. He wanted to know what are those sitsus. He was very awake to rash. It's real. He doesn't even know. He never I don't know if in his life he had ever heard the sha before. I don't know in his life. I think those were the first k in his life. It's rashash shana. He was different this year. It's we went on rash. Rashana is this man that gets out of jail viggy to be more sophisticated. It's not just oh pun got out of jail. Oh what a coincidence. Rashashana rashashana explains the shame got out of jail because that's what happens on rashash. >> So bazai he got out of jail that's built into rashashana. By the way me and you also get out of jail rashana. And there's a school says, "Man, my friend's kid was biking around Rome and on Rashashani Mameish came home. He called his family to say everything's different. It's different." He said, "I can't explain it." He said, "I met Hashem." He mameish spoke to Hashem like he never did in his life before. Friend of mine's kid Mameish, a mature person. He found What happened? Rashan happened. Rashan happened. It really happened. I like I watched guys in yeshiva come to the base maj guys told me I planned to come a few minutes I was here longer now what happened it's true is gorgeous it's true it's true I would also dance with any other week but it's rash these there's the real the is real if there's something I want to absorb is that the if we learn one thing the is real there's a world of rnes it's a truth there's a school of man of freedom of nunness. For anybody who knows Rabman's revolution, a big part of his revolution is the ability to start new. That's why Bali Chuva flocked to Rabman. That's our generation. One of the big energies of Rabman was newness, freshness. He asks that his come to himash is a school the beginning of the year of newness of a new freshness a new a new it's rashash it's different it's rashashana it's a big the reason the days we're in are called are days of chuva explains explains the shame is because easier to be madesh to be fresh to be new to be to re to reinvigorate is easier school us as men it's days that are simply easier to do chuva we could try and he's saying he's saying check it out that it's easier for auness I have I have things in my life that I want to be mazic it's easier to do now they're date call toe when he's close it's easier for a person to be to reinvigorate easier simple school. >> It'll be easier to do. It's built into this man. Every every part of the year has a school for people to tap into something. There's something when somebody does chu is tapping into that which Hashem built. We're miss to do juvenile. It's simply easier to do juvenile. Easier. He'll have an easier time tapping into that which is new. This guy, I'm telling you a story and I've seen this before. I've seen this countless times. It's interesting. I told my kid, I told Manny and I felt Russia Shan. It was like the year started. The year was going quietly. It was like sh was like whoa. It was like a burst. It was a burst. Guys came in here. Guys told me I planned to be here a couple of minutes. I don't know. I just found myself longer. What is that? That's what you could get in touch with things. You could dig. You can uncover. I just think that's built into the time. I've seen it in the world people people have weird stories the yum of finding a sh this is like a common thing you know why because rashash is it's not now even this we could sing even that will work more because it's rashash again I I've seen this countless times I've seen this with yan all across the world you didn't find a sh the y what's beckoning to them it's rashash it's easier to do y historically you know shuls have like yamas and the yid comes in for the high holidays there's aud that something pulls the yid and talks chuva is like it's chuva it's something it's school us it's in the days I'm saying this because I just want to express in a very comfortable way that is a very nice time it's a nice time and a person it's a serious thing it's a gift from hashem built into his man that it's mul for chuva chuva means I could be more true to myself I could be more me all different walls that we build and me is a nama that's a big it's a big nisham and and I could just be truer to myself mish places I want to be things we all want to be badly loyalist to hashem we could get in there more I spoke I spoke and re rairo said this years ago and I spoke about this rashan I want to repeat it Today I spoke Rashana a lot of the davenining and Mishi pointed out to me he was noticing it with R silverman in davening a theme repeated over and over is that Hashem is he sees our inside. So a very the I went I thanked Ry Shapiro and he reminded me that it was a shame the sucker and we tend to think Hashem is oh no he sees all my thoughts like okay he digs in there the says Hashem is clay is for he knows we want to do the right things he knows the deep spaces and hem reveals as meal that the depth that we want to serve Hashemish that we're gas who want to be loyal who want to be a good Yid the deep spaces that are truly us that are mameish that's rash is I said to the and I I want to repeat this I told the that my wife and I went to Poland there was somebody there there was somebody there well-meaning person who was like he was being a bit cynical not on purpose It wasn't on purpose. It's a certain view of the world. And he was saying that even though you hear all these heroic stories from the Holocaust, I spoke to many survivors and that wasn't what was going on. They were tough on each other. And he described a certain chaos. That was the reality of what was going on. He was being cynical. The reality, don't listen to all these stories. That wasn't the reality of what was going on. He was and he was being critical. People are trying to make it poetic and make it seem nice. We were a wreck. Now he's asking a casher because you hear incredible stories and he's interviewing survivors who are describing people fighting over a piece of bread, beating each other. He described negative stuff that he said he interviewed hundreds of survivors and that's what you would have seen. So what's the truth? Are the cool stories or what they're describing from Adidus? And the answer is the deep truth. The cool stories are really what was going on. Of course, if you were there, we were in a mativ that's crazy. We were starving to death. That was screaming and yelling and fighting. Duh. But the incredible stories really show who we are and what's going on. I said over an incredible story with the vit narv of a group of bach who wanted to hear before they were nifer and ashwitz and the vites narv risked his life to blow them shy and ashwitz and I want to express that the crazy story is really what was going on for anybody who gets things it's not a steer it's like I don't get it they're saying the crazy story you're talking is I I I I mean this sincerely. I drove yesterday to to a mitzvah. I drove to visit a friend of ours who sick with three buck. I promise they blew the brains out of me. The three guys. I was I came home to my wife. I said, "We have like the biggest people in the world in yeshiva." I said, "I" And it's true. Now, somebody could say, "What do you mean? You're being so silly. The guy in the dorm, he struggled." I'm talking about the person. I'm not talking I'm not a shallow person. And I'm talking about talking about pmius. I met three friends. We four guys are visiting a friend in the hospital. Pius of things. It was difficult to see. We saw hard. We saw a hospital very hard very it it you see things and life the frailty of life challenges humility of man. We see we're in Hashem's hands. And it was a it was a sober and a difficult trip. I want to express that I saw three friends that are beautiful people. I saw loyalty and care and intelligence and just kind of such a nice such a beautiful uplifting trip and I want to express that you're silly. You say it's a steer. What what do you mean? I I was there. >> You don't get depth. Pmius is deep. The deepest places like very pure and good and wonderful and once in a while you get to experience and that's the truth of what's happening >> in the Holocaust. We're an incredible people under the craziest, darkest of times. You want to know what's going on inside of the Yid? The craziest special things. What do you mean? I interviewed survivors. They were screaming at each other. Are you silly yet? They're under the most crazy times. Is going to be a lot of screaming. That's Bash. But to have the stories emerge that emerge that are absolutely true with That's a giloy on the deepest bases of the id. Yeah, we're human. I promise. And we fall prey and get anxious sometimes. Yeah, we're human. See, you saw us screaming. Duh. But you want to know who amusel is? Listen to the stories that emerge. No other nations would you have such stories? None. No chance. No chance. The stories of kindness and care. So then to ask aira I hear the amazing stories but I asked people over there. Panemius is panemius for a reason. It stays very quiet. That's how the world is. That's the nature of the world. Panemius is a very quiet place because panemius if it wouldn't be so quiet it wouldn't be panemus. It's deep inside of us. It's not cute and it's not being positive that our deepest places are very pure. very very pure. A guy called his mother to say that it hurt him tremendously that he missed Shashana. He's in a lot of pain. His mother who's a deep woman and it's she said say that again. So he said ma'am in a lot of pain I miss in a lot of pain. His m said you hear yourself you hear what you're saying. She said you're in a lot of pain. You what a rashana you had. What a rash. She's not being cute. It's not like oh she it came out in Rash that I want Hashem. He was in pain. She said you're really in pain. Yeah. Feel very badly. She said wow what you had. You brought out the wante is upset. He missed it somehow and his upset. What? You had the deepest rash. Your mamish found out. Do you want Hashem? Wow. She said but live with that the whole year. Like wow. Wow. I'm so moved. I promise a mother with her son this rash had the conversation. It's not pretend to find out that deep spaces somebody could hear and have a worse rash just socially out. It's good you did a mitzvah I promise. But we also could find out our deep spaces. It's not cute that our it's not like a pat on the back polite and you're being positive. The baritu saw good in yidden wasn't like a cute. He was like, "Oh, you're being so positive." No, we at times get cynical because it's hard to live with the deep truth that we have an isama that we want Hashem that we want to serve Hashem that I really want to be loyal to him. That's wild. It's sometimes hard to live with that. I don't I don't want to think about that. That's a hard space to live by. But it's a truth. It's a truth to is that time we leave jail. You took me out of my prison. Thank you. I want to be close. I appreciate you. Really love you. I really want you. I'm interested in this. Interested in being part of this. That is what happens. Rash we leave jail. And was a physical manifestation of that truth. He got out of jail because that's what happens to yen on we get out of jail to have the physical. We were able to see oh rash and hashem allowed us to see in the physical world that's what the truth that we get out of jail. So I want to express that we're in a time now a very wonderful time. I want to invite tomorrow tomorrow night. Are we on with it? There's gonna be a schlommo and guri concert with with a band the whole [music] thing. Tomorrow night I want to say [applause] that that I want to celebrate a time that we could plug in a beautiful time. I want to dance fresh. It's a time tomorrow night. We'll give an exact time. We're going to sing and dance and celebrate the freshness. The freshness I loved every time I loved the enthusiasm every time almost every time to said Shem's the melik the place went wild there's a freshness an excitement of something new of that which is new I happen to appreciate that we said double sheanu there's my own heres it's a big sh if you sayanu the second night so it's a big sh the second night so we do is we say sheanu but we have a new fruit on the table. But then I started questioning to myself that fruit I have seen during the year. Have I eaten it? Is it new for me? But I like that there's a double dose of Rashana. It's new. I want to make two. It's new. It's fresh. Yeah. I had a fresh fruit. You got it. That's why we put one on the table. But we made one both nights. And I want to express that it's a day of fresh >> both nights. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Yeah. Both nights. Not can't say two in the same we could sing let my people go because let let the let my people go could have many mash but I want that people could be new hashem let us tap into shana let us tap into a spirit of newness I do I got told stare at David the rashana you put in was magnificent was wonderful [applause] I I want to express could I tell you a little my own story if the guys could listen I want to tell you this is on I'm going to say it anyway in the early years this is all in the early years I tried very hard to make sure after a shashana is is a day is is gala is a fast that's a day of chuva beautiful day of chuva early years I tried very hard to make sure it was like yes >> let's go >> because rashashana after rashashana I want to express that it's not like a motivation for the next first >> deep things it's deep things [laughter] you remember >> you gave like the year >> but I want to express that it's deep not everything's a manipulation for the next first a person really could like he actually could be nice to his sister a guy mamameish could be kinder to his wife you know you know you mamish and you know you can learn a a word nicer and like sing a little better and like care more about a word of it could go it could go to deep places David when I saw Rashashana what was what was happening you know was happening to you David Rashash was happening that's what was happen you enjoy David you sat for hours and hours you planned on that so you know what happened to you You hear this? This hours and hours sitting. You was sitting so many hours. I was getting tired out David. You were sitting so many hours. I was getting tired. How many hours you said? >> I enjoy it. >> Amazing. I saw you were like soaking it up. What is that? >> Thank you. You're sweet. >> Thank you. Thank you. You're sweet. I love you. Let's do let's have a prayer. Let my people go that we should be >> sh I want you to hear this song but sit next to me. [music] Get in there. >> [music] >> What do I shut? [music] [singing] [music] I'm [singing] sh [music] [singing] Let my people go. [music and singing] Let my people go. [music] Let my people go. [singing] Let my people [music] [singing] [music] His name is [singing] [music] Let my people go. [music] [singing] Let my people go. Let my people go. [singing] [music] Let my people go. [music] like [singing] I'm sh [music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] my [music] people go. [singing] Let my people go. Let my [music and singing] people go. Let my people go. [singing] Let [music] my people go. Let my people go. Let [music] my people go. Let my people go. [music] My [singing] name is [music] I [singing] give my name. Let my [music and singing] people go. Let my people go. Let my [music and singing] people go. Let my people go. [applause] before we I like that request. My new closet for sure and I became best friends. He said he has one song in his playlist that's from our community. What's the one song? What's the one song? What song? >> Okay. >> What song did you want? On your playlist. None of you had something on your playlist. You said yes. You don't know how good it is. >> You don't know how good it is. >> You don't want to ask but it wasn't for I wanted full. Did you get this young video? What was that? >> [music] >> This is for now. >> [music] >> Hallelujah. [music] Get in there. Let's go. [music] >> [singing] >> together. [music] [singing] But you don't know how [music] close you are. your words [music and singing] in your heart. me. Oh, you're really [music] [singing] [music] >> You don't know God. You don't [music] know how good it is for you and [singing] me. [music] >> You don't know. You don't know how good [singing] it is for you and for me. [singing] [music] [singing] Oh [music] my care. [music] [singing] [music] [singing] You don't know. You [music] don't know how good it is for you and for me. You don't know [music and singing] God. You don't know how good it is for you and for me. If only you would [music] know how good it is. If only you would know how good it is. Only you would know how good it is. [music] If only you would know how good it is. If only you would know how [music] good it is. And the only we would know how good it is. If only we would know how good it is. If [music] only we would know how good it is. The only we would know how [singing] good it is. [music] [singing] [music] Oh yeah. [music] [music and singing] Come on down. [singing] Come on down. [music] Come down. [singing] [music] [singing] [music] >> Thank [applause] you. >> [applause] >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Wow. >> Gorgeous. >> Kera, tomorrow, what time you leaving a backro today? >> I want to express you're very very very very appreciated here. Sweet kind [applause] I want to express there's something in the air. You talk about nunness. There's a there's there's warmth in the air. I think a lot of the guys who are stepping forward there's a love a positivity. I'm watching he's running there. It's not aes there's a sweetness. Shimmy there's a sweetness await what went on rash something was felt here. There was a warmth, a love, and I'm app. We're in good hands. You're going to run it. But your Ellie's Where's Ellie's running the You didn't move Russia. You You ran a Davening Ellie. Thank you. I feel the warmth, the love, the care. It's going to be a big year. It's like big things are going on. It's new. Akib is running the place. E, you brought Don't you can't leave. Ei, you brought something. Stay stay and let's There's something happening. >> Stay with us. Stay with us. There's something going on. There's warm a we're in good hands but but take it's your I want to we're starting already tomorrow morning we lost a lot of the shakas goers is headed back to Bokeh but we want tomorrow a little more 9:15 9:20 warm and gishma comfortable come join us join us in the mornings when are you headed back to Florida >> oh you'll be through yamip yum kiper Sunday night Monday it's a Monday night you say right Sunday night Monday a year's off to we're in good hands run the whole place with me what you're bringing and doing thank you thank you what's there's something happening something's here Shim thank you I want to express you talk about newness and I told this to my son Manny it's like first man in yeshiva like you never there such a fresh such a it's like this new guy in yeshiva question. That's what I'm seeing. Like I told many people, >> you're acting like you never were here. Daniel was insane. Should we do one more song? Aka, what song are you saying? Just down for Is there a specific song you want from me? You have a right to >> I do like that. Yeah. But only if you sing along. >> Come. I like this song a lot. >> We don't You want to be afraid? >> Definitely not. >> We like to hear. I don't want to be a balor mayor. If you want to be a goof, [music] >> this is peeling off the clea. You asked. Who asked for peel off the clea? You did. This is the same aka. This is peeling the clea. [music] You don't want to be a goof. Why do you want that? I want every to be in this [music] [singing] [music] real. Thank you. >> [music and singing] >> You brought it right [singing] [music] now. [music] [singing] I want to leave. Oh, [music and singing] [music] I [singing] want to leave above [music] [music and singing] our The eyes go [music] [singing] [music and singing] [music] for no >> [singing] [music] >> Love we [singing] [music] are. We [singing] are king of Sh. [music] [singing] [music] Sh. [music] [singing] [music] Sh. [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [applause] Morty, Morty, you're aware of the concert tomorrow night. Guri and Schlommo Guri full out concert [music] tomorrow night. >> You heard them in Sulam. >> How magical is that? It's going to be even a little better this time. It's a new year. It's Rashra. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Lizzie. Thank you. Thank you. [applause] >> Thank you. How many guys would be down tomorrow at 110? >> How many guys would be down? >> Ari, how many guys would want if we did a pickle ball tournament at 110 tomorrow? for crazy prizes out of tier one, tier two, and the winner of tier two also gets crazy prizes. What would you think, N? You'd like that. Gish, you'd be down for that. >> N you'd play. >> Yeah. >> Could you [music] look up the weather? Who? Ash knows him. Where's Ashley? >> Ashley, could you ask? What's the weather going to be like tomorrow? >> He just said, could you ask >> so funny? >> No rain. If >> it was scheduled rain, I was going to ask Ash to speak to [music] >> Should we do that? >> I think we should. I think tomorrow 110 at tier one, tier [music] two. >> So when's so Azie, you'd be down for it? >> You're not a pickle baller. Are you a pickle? >> What? >> You want to play that outdoor basketball? We have a solar. >> Oh, how did we not do that once? That's We didn't do once. >> Okay, last song then I got to do an interview. >> Listen, listen to this song. Aka, this is my favorite. What? >> Better than a pickle ball. Yeah. >> It's a good court now. This is true. It's a nice court. >> You'd rather that you'd >> rather 110 an outdoor basketball tournament. >> Let's tonight we're going to we're going to decide. >> Maybe we should get a ball. >> A what? >> You have that. >> Maybe tonight will be indoor basketball tomorrow. Listen a listen to Darren. >> Maybe. Maybe. Nave, you come with me >> at least. Let's both sit next to each other. Come next. [music] >> Come. [music] >> This. >> Let's do this song. This is crazy. One more song. >> [music] >> miss and check out this song [music and singing] [singing] of [music] >> [music] >> You're all [singing] that I need. >> [music] >> and Lord of the [music] I. [music] Oh, in the way [singing] that I live and the way that I breathe and [music] the way that I [singing] see the things that you do for me, [music] the things [singing] that you do for me. Oh, [music and singing] in the way that I live, in the way [music] that I breathe, the way that I see the things that [music and singing] you do for me, the thing [music] that you do for me, [music] that [singing] I Heaven and moon of [music] abide. [singing] [music] God, I have you. You're [music] all that [singing] I need. [music] [singing] and moon of [music and singing] our body. God, [music and singing] I have you. You're [music] all that [singing] I need. Oh, in [music and singing] the way that I live, in the way that I breathe, in the way that I see, the things that [music and singing] you do for me. The things that you [music] do for me. [singing] Oh, in the way that I live [singing] and [music] the way that I breathe and the way that I sing. The [music] things that [singing] you do for me. The things [music and singing] that you do for me. [singing] them. [music] [singing] God, [singing] I have faith [music] in you. You're all that I need. [singing] [music] and moon of our [singing] heart. God, [music and singing] I have faith in you. You're all [music and singing] that I need. I need you [applause] on that side. Is that what happened? >> Mother also mother said she's real deal. What do I >> You're not in charge of it. [music] >> You ever did it? >> [music] >> You're still on my team. Bless you. [music] >> [music] [music] >> I got a few [music] whoever's listening. All right. Bye.