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my boy say everybody knows tomorrow
night better soshim
it's a very big night for eating sugar
and for cloudy throw you should tell us
you and me see here we have a rabbi
Crone where they can I know has so many
eating everybody coming after hard day
of work
and they run they come one here's some
sumac event is the one that could be
inspired the one who inspired sorello
for Shoshana for a whole year you have
upstairs holidays now she announces an
awesome thousands of people around the
world joining you she will turn any time
and TC and all over the shoots around
the country and eager to his own live
stream broadcast and color lotion and
that's one she here for this for one
year coming today is worth the whole
world
coach candy Conchita had hundreds of
thousands of sharing worldwide for
hundreds of thousands he eaten all over
the world in ten languages is it
tireless I'm a sucker for the manage the
children buys for the ladies is it
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manner for thousands of Bachmann
American ancestor all is he she was
Carla made we started all over of a
saponin program every day a kid should
call injunctive with the father to learn
any summer night serum daily Sherm
senior citizen we have seven wheelchairs
coming every day to borrow factual Bala
bottom sure we did something that needs
physic English returned at the last 25
years is trying but all the coaches to
be my tried to send that hundreds
of speakers have over thousands Robin
and on our list with collar teachers
cable similar lazy stroll thousands of
beginners can hike in Matera switch
bothering you - guides
getting shoes that don't have any
programs to start doing programs and the
list goes on to meter for hundreds of
Tommy the Harmony manatee stroll as much
as we can my beats attire and tomorrow
night is the dinner keeping my house
like this to bring her bosses attire all
over the world
so I'm asking everybody the first thing
is come to the dinner
it's a Merdeka mom with kiddush Hashem
method Shama have a remote kill cutlet
coming from wake with he's coming he
knows what I bought satire in Lakewood
is through eager shooter over 1200 I've
read him come every year to assure him
over the lake with possible about them
and then thousands of ladies and I wish
more deshaun above them shore
the Schumacher mind made everybody
enjoys it but more it's a big physic for
all over the world English attire
everybody tonight to take a check and to
write
silver scimitar them but I was exclusive
and I come for Gutierrez much as he can
for yourself do more others to come to
my house ik and if you can't unfortunate
there's no room for the ladies everybody
to drop off a check tonight if you could
come and give it there is it better if
not have to please tonight I remember
this is going foreclosure off a whole
year one of these hoods could it be
Foxy Loxy Metallica for ourselves and
for Claro
so I'm asking everybody the bass that it
come to be my house ik and you'll see me
to sham you'll be inspired you'll have
an awe in this bush we should all be
Zeta have axial symmetry with ourselves
and for our families for God's glory so
we should have a good good bench disease
in your and now I want to call a bit
dicey introduced IVA Krone
yes turquoise from a bomba Sammy Hagar
she retired I miss Boston like to
welcome everyone to tonight's cheer all
the people that have a gold mentioned
who are tuning in and watching small
streams and what everyone who was here
in person mister character I won't for
coming so I like to be yesterday after
rabbi mrs. David Lange for sponsoring
tonight's yearly was this close for the
foolish Lima for devar of Astana
decision of heavy soil and an
appreciation for all of us gem star
Sodom Tizen selector thank mr. Massad
Tesla for the support so it's a nice
yearly finish must emo never bail Abbas
Abbas Rosetta goal of a solemn fellow I
saw him it's like to thank mr. mrs.
Easter Klug for support for tonight she
had an issue so they say in the
relationship in despair of Dave how lazy
you're at a design Eleanor of seamanship
and were selling me a clothes of a soul
mercy Jacob back to my dad was only a
few short serum left you still have
prayin sponsor one of the remaining
serum I call agency retire at seven one
eight eight five one eight six five one
tonight we have the covet Avalos once
again rabbi Pesach row noted mag
to speak on the topic of Emunah and
Hesed and refining our lives my cover
the corner by Kron for tonight Russia
[Music]
I'd like to take this opportunity to
thank my dear friend rabbul izza bald
for inviting me once again to come to
one of the greatest organizations of
harvested satire in the world if he
doesn't mind I just want to correct him
he said that when you write to check you
should write exceed what seemed at Agra
that's not what he meant
don't write that on the cheque write the
amount of money that you want to give
and then you'll be Zeta to achieve luck
see meticulous I just wanted to clarify
rabbi bold that I hope that everybody
will write checks either tonight or
tomorrow night at the dinner and that we
should be able to continue giving this
year and really that I've seen and heard
all around the world we come right in
the beginning of ll and many many people
know that is a famous plastic and on my
scheme of PAS success and it says Rea
Chirag Mila lira if you would see a lion
roaring wouldn't you be afraid if we
were walked if we were walking on Avenue
J and all of a sudden you saw a lion you
walked on Nostrand Avenue or Bedford
Avenue and you saw a lion roaring
everybody would be terrified an argument
for some say stands for ello Rosh
Hashanah Yom Kippur him and hoshanah
Rabbah are yes Aleph ratio de ello Rosh
Hashanah Yom Kippur him on Hashanah rava
and I'll tell you something very
interesting that my rubber epsilon mu
Tala bomb should be well once said on
the night of Kol Nidre he quoted this
and many many people know that Rea
stands for those four periods of time
and he said you know that the previous
year on hollowmade Pesach
he took his children to the Bronx Zoo
and they saw a lion and the lion was
roaring and nobody was afraid the kids
were laughing look at that lion roaring
so what is a plastic saying
are you a dog Mila Lehrer you could go
to a zoo and you hear a lion roaring and
nobody's afraid why not and he said you
know why because the lion is behind the
iron bars he's in a cage so if you put
the lion in a cage then you're not
afraid of anything
a cosmic solemn comma Yoho we put ello
in a cage or Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur
term Hashanah robbing that is a
separation between us
these very strong powerful days we're
not gonna be afraid so I want to show
you something that he pointed out that
is absolutely out of this world
I don't know if you ever noticed this
but in the very last Fela and Hashanah
raba the very last filler you wouldn't
believe it
you know the eruption is you roadsign we
ask am the toasty Irma pizza sub bars L
take away that mojito supposed to take
away that cage I'm I've SEC has been a
know open fo isn't that incredible
that's the last fill understand Arama
remove the cage we have to be facing
each other open conversation and that's
really what lol is all about the half
suck us of the mojitos are browsers that
we want to take away that cage because
if you just lock ello in a cage or Rosh
Hashanah Yom Kippur Rosh Hashanah Rob
that's not gonna affect us so we have to
have that direct confrontation however
we all have to know also that we have to
be very confident in other words there's
no question about it that we are afraid
are you shocked me my era but you know
what Gilliam said about all of us pain
uncle avi Yocum we are like a young lion
we can get up and we can roar at that
Rea I read me is not saw and like a
mature lion that elevates itself so
tonight we're gonna learn there's no
question that we have to have
trepidation for ello Rosh Hashanah Yom
Kippur Rosh Hashanah raba
but we also have to have that confidence
that we can roar back we can be hain
uncle of Yocum or Kyrie estas awe and
that's the purpose of this talk tonight
how can we roar back how can we face
these difficult days of ello Rosh
Hashanah Yom Kippur terminus on Aruba
and yet break that cage be there in
front of our Kurdish bar oho but be able
to answer back and be able to come and
have a great year
have a great ello you know there's a
famous mark like is that the Madras
writes about the Midrash tells us Shuvo
a lie Davis just says to claw Israel and
Malacca gimel
Zion Shu for a lie you return to me I
want you to take the first step
well shoe polish em and I'll return to
you Hashem says I don't want to wait
until I have to take the first step I
want you to take the first step to avoid
la you return to me and then via shuva
alaikum however what do we say Tosh M if
you take a look in a car and the last
person you're gonna notice something
something fascinating we say - M achieve
a new I share my work ha you return to
us finish OVA and will return to you in
other words you take the first step so
Hashem is telling us Shuvo a lie you
return to me and then finish Shula show
me that you're serious dumping a little
slower learn a little bit more do a
little bit more acid and I'll come back
to you and we say no no no Hashem we
want you to take the first step
now tonight if you're not too tired or
after my roof take a look at the last
possible a car you're gonna see
something so amazing that maybe you
never thought about it or you never
noticed it if you take a look in the
last pasta can a car you will see that
in that word Venus shuva there's a
letter missing does anybody know what
letter is missing in the word Verna
chuva you won't believe it it's a letter
hey and you know something you can still
read it to inertia because comets vase
is fall so you open up an eight huh
you're gonna see oh my goodness where's
that hey it's missing and I always
wondered why is that hey missing in the
word Verna chuva we can certainly read
it - enough silver as we said comets
vase is VAW so where is that hey and why
is that hey missing so here I want to
tell you something I found the hey here
it is want everybody to look at it see
here's the hey I found the hey and this
is they and this is the hey that's
missing in that word varnish over why is
it missing and I'll tell you why it's
missing
you don't think Mora tells us in an
office it's amazing the gomorrah tells
us in manavas that the world was created
like a hey now what did that mean the
Gemara Ximena has coughed s-simon bays
and the gomorrah tells us that if you
take a look at the hey you're gonna
notice something very interesting
see the hay has no floor and a person
can fall be sure L taught this a person
can fall so far there's no end to how
far person can fall but here's where the
confidence comes in cuz every single one
of us here tonight and the boston-based
vendors and everyone around the world
that's watching and listening should
know that this door is open for chuva
hay is the letter that symbolizes chuva
so no matter where you were this year no
matter what you said no matter what you
did no matter what you watched tonight
is a new beginning tonight is the
beginning of ello right in the beginning
we're in Vaes ello this door is open for
chuhwa that's why the hay is missing you
know why because if we wait fashion to
take the first step that's not the
complete chuhwa the letter hey number
five is the letter of truven you know
what you want to know here's something
interesting that the tour says it sounds
like a hostage of art but Hoshi Reynaud
we're gonna dock my roof right now
Sheeran who begins with a hey it happens
to be the fifth brothel by the way
ensure - raaah number five number hey it
begins with a hey and it ends with the
letter hey her right savicheva
so hey in the beginning hey at the end
five and five is ten that's how serious
you made true but that's what the tour
says so how she vey know is the broth of
qu what begins with the hey it ends with
a hey that's a first you made sure whoa
and that's what the hay symbolizes no
matter where no matter what happened
this past year tonight is their new
beginning tonight we can walk in and if
we walk in then we're taking the first
step xu voy a lie and then a sham will
return to us and we can talk to have a
great year but we have to know how to do
it and that's what we came here tonight
to talk about how do we become that
person that takes that step into that
hay to take that first step of chuhwa so
I want to tell you a beautiful story and
happened with Rob Elvis a love a chick a
number of years ago and rabbi friend
those Angus
over this story there was a fellow in
the early 1950s sorry there's a fellow
in the early 1950s who came to visit a
valve oh now we know all the salivate
chicks are geniuses available was the
god la door so obviously if you said
something to him he's not gonna forget
it and this man got into a conversation
with revival and revival asked him what
do you do what's your profession and the
person said well he said that he's a
lawyer in Manhattan okay
the conversation continued and then a
few minutes later again Ravel's Ville
asked him what do you do and he was
surprised he just said two minutes ago
that he's a lawyer Manhattan now
couldn't have been that Ravel will
forgot but who knows so he said he was a
little embarrassed he said Rebbe I'm a
lawyer in Manhattan so Ravel said I know
you told me that a few minutes ago but
that's not how you answer the question
and now all of a sudden the lawyer knew
that drops velvel set him up available
was asking him because he knew he was
gonna say the same thing and he wanted
to show him that that's not how he
answers the question and then he took
out a Urena and he took out the safer
union that we're gonna read on Yom
Kippur by Mensa and had the haftorah and
he said I want to show you something he
said we know the whole story everybody
knows the story the yurina was on a boat
and the storm was only around the boat
it wasn't out in the ocean so everybody
knew that there's somebody on this boat
that's causing that terrible thing to
happen that over sudden there's a storm
here so they wanted to find out what's
going on there's got to be somebody on
the boat that's at fault here so they
came over to Jana and they set him like
this well yeah Mary I love when you're
in the I love dress mama laughter
halt what do you do and listen to what
he said very male him he says to them
empathic test every unlikely I am a Yid
via Shem Lak hashamayim Nara and I fear
Hashem and listen to what the radar says
Kevon Shammar
as soon as he said Hashem alack I assume
I'm on a URI I fear I am hey Shiva ahem
I'll
that was the answer mama locked ha what
do you do in other words you're not a
doctor you're not a lawyer you're not a
graphic artist you're not a public
relations man you're a Yid everybody
does different things because we've got
to bring money into the house we've got
to put food on the table but that
doesn't define you what you are is a Yid
and if you're an Avery or no yukio
mishima a cache of my money Yuri that's
the answer
what a year is all about and that's the
first step we have to act in such a way
that when people see us in the street in
the home in the workplace the first
thing they're gonna say that's a Yid so
I want to tell you a great story and
this is the first time that I'm telling
this story because I just heard it
yesterday from a Peruvian fine Steen I
heard it from him and from his daughter
we all know the terrible terrible
tragedy raha monoliths LUN Rebbetzin
Sheila was lifter and yesterday I went
to be Menachem oval and I was asking the
daughter it's the daughter that lives in
Chicago I said you got to tell me a
great story about your mother and listen
to this story just amazing this seems to
have been a Rebbe and one of the
achievers in Staten Island there was
rushing one morning to get to your ship
on time and maybe he wasn't as careful
as he should have been and he was
driving a little bit too fast and he
came to a red light and he smashed into
the car ahead of him was a glacial lady
that was in that car and of course he
got out and he apologized he said ma'am
I'm so sorry
I just wasn't careful and I'll pay
whatever the damages is are to your car
and he asked her to get an estimate and
she went and she got an estimate and the
estimate was very high so he said to her
look ma'am I think I have a place that
will do it for less let me take your car
or come with me to that place we'll get
an estimate and I promise you I will pay
you everything that it cost I just don't
want to do it through the insurance cuz
my insurance will be hiked up and she
said that's fine and they went to the
place they got an estimate and she was
okay with it and he said he'll pay and
then he said
look I'm a teacher I don't have all the
money at one time I will pay you but
I'll just pay it in increments I'll pay
every month until I finish paying and
the car was fixed and every month he
paid now by the last month he asked her
a question that was on his mind all
along he said ma'am her name was mrs.
Johansson and obviously a glazier name
and he said to her you know I'd want to
ask you something like why did you trust
me like from day one you trusted me you
know you went to the place where I said
we were gonna get an estimate I told you
I was gonna pay I wasn't gonna pay you
all at one time and you know I took
months to pay and you never asked me
you're always somehow trusted me why did
you trust me listen to what she said she
said I work with mrs. Feinstein and she
meant Sheila finds thing and she said I
knew you were from her tribe and if you
were from her tribe I knew you were
gonna be honest and pay me every penny
that's every unlikely in other words she
worked with Rebbetzin Feinstein in the
public school system we all know that
that's what she worked for so many years
and obviously it's not that revenue fine
he told her you gotta trust this guy
but Rebbetzin fine theme was that every
on Ivy and if this guy was from her
tribe that he was also an every then he
could be trusted that's how we have to
work that's how we have to drive you
think you drive and you cut somebody off
and he doesn't know you're a hidden one
second he knows you're yet famous story
that I always tell about a guy named you
know Klein Bart an amazing story he was
in Borough Park and some of you may know
the story I've told it many many times
his wife was expecting a baby this goes
long before EZ Pass and he went through
and you know it was in the morning and
he had to get through through the
Battery Tunnel and he's flying through
you know was very it was tremendous
amount of traffic in the morning of rush
hour and he went into the bus lane and
he went through the toll booth he didn't
pay because he knew he had to get his
wife to the hospital and by the time he
got to the other side of the tunnel in
Manhattan the cops'll waiting for
Moretti and they said - where you going
he said my wife's expecting a baby so
why did you call us we would have given
you an escort and they rushed him to the
hospital now at that time the toll of
the Battery Tunnel was 50 cents it's a
long time ago
right okay those of you out of New York
don't know what we're talking about but
50 cents was a long time ago when the
Battery Tunnel and this guy comes back
and he gives a dollar to the to the toll
keeper and he says keep it that's and he
said like what is this he said well I
was here this morning says Oh would your
wife have he says how'd you know how'd
you know that my wife was expecting he
said no they told us that a guy like you
would surely come back and pay imagine
that because he had flown through that
they told but he was wearing his
yarmulke and obviously the cops were
talking to each other and they said
don't worry about him he may have ran
through the toll because he had to get
this wife Tess Hospital but every other
he's a Yid and if he said he's gonna
come back and pay so we should never
ever think you think you're in an
airport you can wear your golf cap
doesn't make a difference
kid hide your ass nude no snood white
cap no cap whatever your face shows you
and Avery have a moment I remember tommy
was in Arizona someplace right he was
getting off a plane and some little
Babaji guy you know came over to me and
if he wants to put on tefillin now you
know he thought he was wearing his golf
cap right how does he know he's a Yid so
you know my my cousin's a little bit of
uh you know a joker he said what do you
want your I've been at a miracie
you know so obviously it's an earlier
year but this you can't hide it so if
you're an Avery or knifing that's the
first step
just remember the way you walk the way
you talk you take a piece of paper you
throw it out of your car on the highway
the guy behind you knows you're a Yid
you can't hide it not because he a
license plate you know but because your
face it shows it shines so just let's
remember the first step is every
unearthing every single place that you
go any place around the world they know
that you're
it and if that's the case we have to act
accordingly now many many times in the
next you know once Rosh Hashana comes
out we seen that says he met you've up
we're gonna use the expressions of green
Aloha I'm Mela Hafiz behind because
vendor would say for home we want life
and you know so interesting many people
don't focus on that last word Lamont ha
the man thought for you that's what we
want life it's not only for us
Lamont for your sake alikum Haim we want
to be Mikasa Shin shin myeon and we keep
saying it and we're focusing on the
first part so we know lion Malakhov is
behind him right we want life but
lamonica we want it for you because we
want to show everybody what a year is
all about we want to be Mikasa shim-sham
I am in the workplace on the highway in
the airports wherever you go you make a
nasty comment to a bus driver to a taxi
driver to an uber guy they they may not
say anything because you know it's their
pronoun and they want to get a tip oh
but they'll remember how that Jew of
what that you have that you spoke I'm
telling you you make an impression
wherever you go and that's why I'm
always very Mokpo to say thank you to
these people to make a nice comment I'll
tell you something so interesting I was
in the Yungas really in long in in nut
based water in Far Rockaway in Long
Island I was in a young Israel we rabbi
billet as the Rove and would me thank
you
and young gives you of Woodmere and a
guy comes over to me and he says to me
rabbi Cohen I just want you to know you
were Exhibit A in a court case now
that's right thing I said what does that
mean he said no no no hostage shot
nothing to do with a bris it had to do
with something in an airport I said what
are you talking about he says I'll tell
you after darling he says I'm not
allowed to tell you I'm a lawyer but I'm
gonna tell the anyway really it's
confidential what I'm gonna tell you
anyway and you would not believe what
happened he told me this situation he
told me that there was this fellow who
was a teller or a clerk behind the
counter and it was Thanksgiving and he
was working for Air Canada
and I don't have to tell you
Thanksgiving is a such a hullabaloo at
such a turmoil at every Airport
especially the New York airports
everybody's going you know on vacation
and it seems that there was a long line
on this air canada line and there was a
guy who thought that he's not gonna make
his plane on time so he went the head of
the line he went ahead of from front of
20 people and he said take me on and the
guy behind the counter said who did this
you think you are except they didn't say
- you know he said who do you think you
are you know you got this a line here he
says well I own stock in Air Canada and
you better take me on right now
otherwise I'm gonna get you fired you
know like I didn't believe him exactly
but then when he said it a second time
the guy was thinking you know maybe
maybe the guy is that important you know
I don't want to be doesn't want to lose
his job right so he had a few choice
words for him and he said give me a
passport of course if you going to
Toronto you going to Montreal I gotta
have a passport so the guy put takes out
his passport and the guy ripped it out
of his hand and by mistake rips a page
out of the passport
well that wealthy guy went bananas he
went crazy and he started yelling and
cursing at this guy and but you know he
let him go on and you know something the
guy really did own a lot of stock in Air
Canada it was an extremely wealthy guy
and he got that guy fired my got him
fired
he got him fired that's terrible right
so of course he went to the Union this
fellow and he said you know how could
they fire me so the Yiddish a lawyer who
was working for the unions the airline
union he said well let's go to your
records let's see if you are an
argumentative person because they keep a
record of every worker in the airport
the Union does because you know ya
always want to know and wouldn't you
know it in his record there was a letter
from me
what happened I remember I remember I
was once going to Toronto and we're
about to get on the plane and all of a
sudden they announced
that is the flight is canceled because
of mechanical failure well I don't have
to tell you 200 people are getting ready
to get on the plane or all of a sudden
you know there was a mahal everybody's
so upset that they're not going to
Toronto they gotta go even get another
plane I'll go through a different way
and this guy was so incredible he
started cracking jokes and he diffused a
very very tense issue and Excel ladies
and gentlemen you guys are so lucky
because none of you would guy would like
to be blown up in midair right so look
how wonderful Air Canada is that they
told you before you got blown up that
you can't get on the plane you know I
mean even here tonight everybody's
laughing right
I mean who talks like that behind the
counter and he was cracking jokes left
and right and somehow nobody was angry
even though 200 people did not make
their flight on time so I was very
impressed with this guy so I when I got
home I just took a piece of stationery I
didn't even type and I just wrote a note
I said this guy Jack was just amazing it
was a very tense situation he just made
everybody laugh and you know he should
be commended and that was exhibit a big
that he wasn't so argumentative that it
was really a nice guy and you know
something he got his job back now he
didn't get it only because of me because
he had a whole file of people that had
written letters that's why it's so
important to write a letter you think
the letters don't mean anything but they
do and that was in his file so many many
times if I'm on a plane and somebody
does something very nice just make a
note of it and right besides that it's a
key discussion but you never know how
you could help another person by writing
a note so every unlikely just remember
you're a Yid just like where ever since
I seen Allah showing she didn't say
anything special to this mrs. Johansson
she probably didn't know about this
thing but because that she was that
noble person that she was that's why
this guy was able to pay in increments
and he didn't have to pay right away so
I want to show you what being a year is
all about
story just happened just a few weeks ago
I got a call from a family a young
couple was on the phone and they were
very very frightened they're very
nervous and I said to them you know like
is everything okay
and they said rabbi chrome we need the
keys up we need we need encouragement
and I said what's going on and the wife
started talking and then she started
crying and she couldn't finish a
conversation and she said that she's
nine months pregnant and she's about to
have a baby in three weeks and I said to
her well that's a wonderful thing
why would you be frightened you know
that's such a wonderful thing that
you're gonna have a child and she
started crying and she couldn't finish a
sentence and her husband continued and
he said last year she was also pregnant
and she was in her ninth month and we
went to the hospital on a Friday
afternoon and Friday night it was a
stillborn the baby wasn't born alive and
he says we were so devastated because
that was gonna be our first child and
even the doctors nobody could understand
how could such a thing happen the
pregnancy everything was perfect
everything was going along so perfect
how could that happen and you know rabbi
Cohen they said please give us peace of
give us a school at that such a thing
shouldn't happen again now I know very
well without them telling me that I
wasn't the only one they were calling
I'm sure they were calling a lot of
people for his book and for schoolís and
I said to them I want to tell you what
to do I want you to take out you tell
him and I want you to look right now at
capital cuff of Zion and Koufos 127 and
128 and if you have at Ilham or a
nostril so to take a look in the back
you'll see something very interesting
and I told them take a look at Quahog
sign you know what it says in there in
plastic dollar competes in Biaggi bore
like arrows in the hand of a strong man
cane banana or that's what children are
all about in other words an arrow a
strong man can shoot an arrow he's
here but he shoots it far and it has an
effect far away that's what children are
about you have good children you could
raise them in one area but as they get
older they can go far away in other
places and be mikata shame shame I am
and the right afterwards the right
before says he nein Amish and the
heritage of a Shem is born amiss having
children and in the next pair it can
cook off less it tells us a sh t ha
chickaphant perio
your wife will be like a fruitful vine
and the plastic says bunny hook you
should see lies ate them your children
will be like olive shoots always fresh
always vibrant and I said you see these
two poor improve of Zion cook off glass
they both talked about children they
both talked about family don't tell
anybody I'm telling you this I told them
but every day both of you say these
purakh him say it once a day and mixer
sham you'll see everything's gonna be
fine
and I said do me a favor call me in a
few weeks and let me know how things
went and we hung up the phone and three
weeks later the guy calls me up he says
rabbi Cohen do you remember who I am
and as soon as he tells me of course I
remembered I said so what happened and
he said poor hashem now the second he
said bar hashem i knew things were good
he said Baha sham we had a little girl
and I'm wale so I set them you couldn't
had a boy no I didn't say that I didn't
say that okay but but but the point is
you know of course I wished a Mazel Tov
and I yes and the baby's name and
everything like that then he says to me
rabbi Cohen I want to tell you part of
the story that I didn't tell you last
time he said you remember that I told
you that Friday night was a stillborn
he said that morning Shabbos morning I
want you to go to Sean that is a shul
right next to that Hospital in Long
Branch New Jersey and I dumped it in
that show every once in a while so I was
familiar with that jewel and I come to
show him by the time I came to show that
morning they were holding by laning and
the first one to get in alia when I
walked in was the famous singer yoko
aruki
now he had had a girl a few weeks before
in that week they were making a kid dish
he said imagine what I felt like I was
just coming from the hospital with that
terrible tragedy of the stillborn and
the first alia is being given to a guy
who just had
healthy girl and everybody likes him I
like him as well he's a lovely lovely
guy and it took all my self-control to
go over to him
and to wish him Mazel Tov by the kiddush
and then I said to my uncle do you mind
if I could talk to you after the kiddush
privately for a moment and he said yeah
of course
and after the kitchen I went over to him
and I said to him my wife asked me that
I should ask you a favor would you mind
if we came to your house tonight and you
would sing for us the song mama Rahul
cry we have to cry we had such a tragedy
we have to get it out of our system and
nobody sings that song like you do now
I'm not gonna sing the song for you but
many of you know the song and you know
the words listen to this these words
mama Rahul cry for us again won't you
shed a tear for your dear children if
you raise your sweet voice now as then
the day will come and he said of course
of course come come as late as you want
when if he get out of the hospital come
straight to my house and I'll sing it
for you the Jakov troika gets thousands
of dollars for giving a concert and here
he's taking his talent and he's giving
it to this couple free because he's got
a heart of gold and not only that he
told me he said not only did he sing
that song for us he sang Rahaim which
means have compassion he gave us his CDs
he made us feel so special he gave us
physic we walked out of there different
people I said you know that's incredible
I can't get over this I must tell the
story now some of you know that I make a
recording three times a week everybody
can get it is no charge whatsoever just
send me your email or get me your email
and you'll get a three times a week
about the importance of doing acid and I
said I must call Yaakov triking and get
permission to use this story and I have
a cell phone I called him up he call me
back and I told him I can't get over
your tickets you took your talent and
you sang it for them and you gave them
CDs that's beautiful I want to use this
story on my festered recordings listen
how it's Alec talks
they said Rob Eichorn I'm afraid that
you should tell this story I said why
are you afraid of he said you know why I
do these things I do these things
because after 120 years I want they're a
bunch some should give me a siren
dilemma a mess I'm just afraid if you
publicize this story that I'm gonna lose
my hey look I'm gonna lose some reward
and I don't want to lose that reward
I said yank of your bigoted sonic then I
thought you were but I want to tell you
something I said why do you do what you
do cuz guys that are older than you have
been doing this for years
guys like Mona - David guys like I've
run free guys like Shlomi Dax we all
know they go to hospitals they go to
hilum and they sing and they don't
charge so you've learned it from them if
you let me tell the story people all
over the world are gonna learn that
you're supposed to take the talent that
you have whatever talent you have and
give it to others because that's what
Chloe's role is all about and that'll be
your reward Dalai Lama MS because to do
you people aren't gonna learn to do
things that you do and that you've done
he said okay rabbi Crone you could tell
the story but that's that's what it's
all about taking your talent Davis it
didn't give you talent there's so many
people here that are so talented and I
know so many of you take your talent
that's what your disguise is all about
that's how you prepare for Hashanah Yom
Kippur you want to able to give of
His goodness to you you take the
goodness and you give to others I want
to tell you a story
I've had this supposed to take many many
many people to many different places we
give this guy flourished and just last
week I was in Lithuania we were in
confidence my vodka and then we went to
Riga and Latvia was never in Riga before
and we dialed by the cave of the or
Sameach
that's Ramaiya simcha who's your tight
business coming up any day now and ragga
Chava and then we spoke about I turned
out that I used an expression that her
riga and riga kits people don't even
realize that there were 25,000 hidden
that were killed in Riga
at one time shot in a big ravine and we
gave a hold rush over there in a place
called rumble aah and people don't even
realize we're not there was a show there
that never Lithuanian he drew ran away
and they were all in the show on Friday
night 300 people were burned to death
and we spoke outside that shul the only
thing left is that wall of that shul
but while we were there matzah Shabbos
some fellow Elio Salomon who came from
America Cheryl to help with the food
told an amazing story that happened with
his father and people from the five
towns listen to this it's amazing his
father of a Salomon comes twice a year
he comes to the five towns and there are
women there that are associated with an
organization in a seashell cajas de
and what they do is they all put
together a tremendous amount of clothing
and they sorted out make sure that it's
nice thick make sure that it's not
ripped it's not shabby and they send the
whole container of clothes to the women
at hostage Loma in Eretz Israel and
these women again they sorted they put
it in boxes and poor people poor
families call them and those that have
two or three children they get a certain
box those that have four or five
children they get another box and
everybody is able to get boxes of
clothes and one woman who was never very
poor that called hostage slo-mo she had
a number of children she hadn't paid her
rent that month yet and she called and
she was told that she'll be able to get
a box they never put the name of the
person so that people on the street
don't know who it is they just put a
number and this every person gets a
number and they are able to come and
show a certain patek and they get their
number so this woman had box number 23
she takes you to her house she opens it
up and it's beautiful clothes for her
kids
and then she notices a dress she didn't
realize that they do clothes for adults
as well and that night she had to go to
Sheva Broca's and she takes out the
dress and it looks like it's gonna fit
her she can't believe it she's supposed
to go Trisha as she puts it on and it
fits perfect so now she was so happy not
only did she have clothes for her food
but now she had a chef
his dress now listen to this she's about
to walk out of her house and all of a
sudden she feels a pin that opened up
and it must be and it's sticking into
her and she opens up and she examines
that she sees that that was a pin but to
the pin was connected and envelope and
in the envelope was a letter listen to
the letter the letter wrote like the
letter said like this if you are wearing
this dress obviously you must need this
money and in that envelope was nine
hundred and fifty dollars cash
the exact amount she needed for her rent
action that week I mean we come to
Israel whoever that Sudeikis was in the
five towns that not only donated the
dress but understood if somebody in
house - LOM was wearing that dress they
probably need the money and put in nine
hundred fifty dollars cash that's
amazing you want to hear another story
what does it mean when you give of
yourself and give it a talent she could
go crazy my dear friend Marty Melman who
was associated with the a Gouda for so
many many wonderful years so he and many
of us here know the name might dress my
dress was the head of the Agora for many
many years not to me he was not my dress
right we were in camp ago - I used to
come right so we used the same all the
time to me he was uncle Ali Mela he was
my uncle now I can't really say that I
knew him well because he died when I was
21 22 but certainly we knew his
reputation
so recently was his 51st yard site so
they were asking his children to tell
stories that nobody know about him so I
have a cousin three tress and three
lives in Miami hefty air and recently he
was in a shul in the morning and
somebody saw stalsberg and it said tress
on it so Satmar hosted comes over to me
says de-stress said yeah said this give
used my tress he said what do you mean
that was my father he said that was your
father and this South Boston bombers
tears are coming down his eyes he's
crying and he said and three system you
know my father
he said I want to tell you sir that
happened with me and your father many
many years ago he said I was a young man
I just come to Sadler in Williamsburg I
needed a job I had a job one week and
they fired me because I was ashamed of
Shabbos I was starving I had no food on
the table
for me my wife and my child I was going
crazy I came to stop my beg people give
me a job
but sophmore wasn't what it is today and
they were struggling too nobody could
give me a job and finally one guy said
to me why did you go to my kress now
those of us who grubman's Berg knew that
Southland was on Bedford Avenue and and
they have good a few blocks away was
awesome I'm Bedford Avenue they said go
to my dress he's a wonderful guy he'll
try to help you and this guy says the
three dress he says I'm a sophmore guy
you think I'm going to that guru and you
think I'm going to a guy named Mike who
doesn't have a beard right three strikes
right me and Morty right three strikes
against us right my Mike and he were
straight I go to and he doesn't have a
beard so for two weeks he says I didn't
go I was starving but after two weeks I
couldn't take it anymore so I go down to
the office and I and I I meet this guy
Mike dress he puts out his hand he said
how can I help you and I said I'm
starving I need a job is there any way
you could help me so what do you do
he said I'm a glazier I work with glass
he says he said I can't believe in a
glazier this equation three blocks away
from here I happen to know that they
need somebody here here's an old go Tim
and I'm telling you he's gonna hire you
I know that he needs somebody and sure
enough I went to the guy and the guy
hired me on the spot I couldn't believe
it that Friday night I had food on the
table and they don't need that every
Thursday I got paid on time and I feel
like a human being I had a job I had
foods for me for my wife for my child I
couldn't believe it after two months my
boss calls me and he says I want you to
go to my dress tell him he doesn't have
to give me any more money from now on
I'm gonna pay a direct could you believe
that you should go crazy look if that's
what he wrote on that that's what he
wrote on the note tie in this guy I'll
pay as long as you hire him for as long
as it is and then once the guy saw it
was a good worker so of course he's
gonna pay him alone that's somebody who
gives of himself
that's all we have to become we want a
visa to give us less if we have to take
our talents and give it to other people
we have to be like Jakov troika we have
to be like Mike dress we have to be like
that lady in the five towns I'll tell
you one more thing you won't believe it
it's just amazing become clear oil said
it's a lady read Aslam words who lives
in Washington Heights so she told me
that recently there was a man who was 90
years old who never passed away rock
monoliths land he and his wife this nine
year old the hen never had any children
and not only that but he was the
youngest of his siblings all his
siblings had died already so now the
only one sitting Shiva was this old lady
90 years old
Sarita slam woods who's near that age
and her friends they came to be Menachem
oval and the city one afternoon in
Washington Heights and all of a sudden
the middle aged couple from Borough Park
walks in nobody knew who they were and
they start asking questions to the Amana
about her husband so she said to them
excuse me after she answered some what
did you know my husband mr. no she said
you hope you don't mind I'm asking you a
question but you didn't know my husband
you don't know me and I don't know you
what are you doing here
listen to what they said you could faint
they said we live in Borough Park we get
Hummel deer every week the first page we
open up every week is mrs. Kim and we
look to see if there's anybody in the
whole metropolitan area that's sitting
Shiva alone we go to be Menachem oval
could you imagine that
who thinks of that only somebody that
has obviously sure la vecina they didn't
know the people but somebody's sitting
Shiva alone so we're gonna go prima
Nakhimov oh that's what Claudia's shows
all about and if we want to a be sure to
give us mattes crinum that's what we're
asking for
so I know hi my love it's behind and
maybe some of us don't deserve it we
have to start doing things for other
people
even though then maybe they don't even
deserve it but we're doing that hazard a
jack of trucky like Mike trust like that
lady in the five towns like that couple
look
how models somebody that they don't know
that's really what it's all about
we're talking tonight about taking your
talent and using it I want to tell you
about a study that's very painful to me
this study was done recently and it
showed that 92 percent of humanity 92
percent of humanity doesn't fill their
potential that means that they have
talents that they don't use only 8
percent of humanity uses the potential
that they have for good reason that's
terrible that's terrible and many of us
have cash reais and we don't use them
you know why because we don't believe in
ourselves we think we can't accomplish
anything we have low self-esteem but I
want to tell you something I want to
mention a name now I hope you don't mind
he's not Jewish
this person was a doctor he passed away
this past year and many many people
spoke about him just by a raise of hands
I'm just curious how many people ever
heard of the name dr. Roger Bannister
anybody ever hear if he was okay nobody
else right so why don't you tell us what
he did what did he do that was so
special that's right he ran go ahead
what did he do first person who ran the
four-minute mile very good right oh man
these waiters in Kempe Gowda they know
everything okay may 6th may 6 1954 dr.
Roger Bannister ran the mile in three
minutes fifty nine point four seconds he
was the first one to run the four-minute
mile now watch this you won't believe it
within a year of his running a
four-minute mile 37 more people did it
and then next year 300 people ran the
mile in less than four minutes what
happened everybody's eating Wheaties no
that's not what happened you know what
happened nobody believed they could do
it so I was up here not in the legs it
was in the brain they felt they couldn't
do it but once somebody do it or I can
do it too
and that's what potential is we all have
potential but we don't fulfill our
potentials we don't believe
ourselves there's three things it's it's
got a sonic says that we have to believe
in whether it be not Shem if don't even
tell your own you have to believe in
yourself if you don't believe in
yourself you'll never accomplish
something there are people here that
have ideas that other people said they
were crazy but they're turning over the
world Albert Kahn is one of them Albert
Kahn is sitting right there that you
know what the solution that man has
besides that he has the greatest mother
in the world if you would know his
mother you would stand up for her and
for him she's known in all the hospitals
of Manhattan as the angel of peace what
she does what she did in her heyday for
people in hospitals are absolutely
incredible so this human being al become
what he does he doesn't sell insurance
but you could call him anytime and he
will help you get insurance and he talks
about it's so important to buy a young
couple insurance life insurance he has
all the facts and figures I'm not gonna
tell to you right now but he has saved
families by making sure they had
insurance before catastrophe came he has
saved your baby has made sure that you
shivers buy insurance for their
rebellion it's a catastrophe of
herebecause for Shalom doesn't have life
insurance and something happens there's
not a reason in the world that we should
be collecting for all these people who
didn't have life insurance they all
should have had life insurance it's more
important than so many other things and
it's so cheap he can tell you all the
facts of figures because he doesn't sell
insurance and we have to know this
around the world every single married
couple should be given at their Sheva
bras the life insurance policy things
happen take a look at any newspaper so
here's one guy and he has a friend and
they do the same thing and they're doing
something they're fulfilling their
potential by spending time for Klaus yes
Iran we could all do the same thing we
don't have to do with life insurance but
we have ideas many of you know that I
had the source I think morning were you
with me in Frankfurt no so we went to a
different place but when I went to
Frankfurt and I took a hundred people
there and I showed them
ruff some souvenirs from married a girl
that was four years older than him and
when he they asked him how could you
marry a girl that's four years older he
said for what I have to accomplish in
life I can't marry a child it doesn't
say any place in the trailer the boy has
to be older and there's no gum or not
that says that the boy has to be older
so why all the sudden can't a guy go out
with a girl that's older than him
besides most of the girls will come back
at eighteen nineteen they believe that
Rahul and may know so it takes a while
until they deport you to program them
right never come back to normal right so
why should you marry an 18 year old
right she's gonna change by the time
she's 22 that's not the real her when
she comes back from seminary so it's
better to marry a girl that's older
she'll be a better wife a better mother
a better mate a better earner and so you
know what happened well I spoke once at
a thermistor convention if I came back
from Frankfurt 700 women and that's what
I said there's no reason in the world
that a guy shouldn't go out with a girl
that's older than him so mrs. Lovett's
called me up a few weeks after what she
said right micro not much is the first
time I was ever had at a term of syrup
convention I'm a Mahon FS and they did
here they paid for me and I want you to
know that my son was supposed to go out
with a girl that's two years older I was
afraid to tell him but after I heard
what you said and I found out that the
girl was a great great granddaughter of
rock time travelers I insisted that they
go out and you know something they got
engaged and I got calls from his side
and from her side and then a year later
they had a boy and they called me to do
the bris and they named the baby Sampson
will fall and now every shotgun is
talking shador him about girls that are
older than the boys why not why not and
so one guy had an idea and he believed
in it even though everybody else thought
thought that's ridiculous and you know
why I get it I'll tell you the truth I
felt so bad for these girls that felt
they were added a ball park they were so
old already nobody was going out with
them you know how old they were 23
that's crazy
what's wrong with 23 during 63 there
were 23 and I'm not telling a 20 or 22
year old boy to go out with a girl that
six
five unless he's the president of France
who you know but I don't know if you
know about that
but whatever but what the point is
there's no reason so people could come
up with ideas you have to believe in
yourself and if you're believing myself
you're gonna come up with different
ideas and that's how you redefine
yourself by believing yourself and try
to help clog Israel and not being you
know someone so intimidated by what your
mother-in-law says about you or your
system one says about you we all have
ideas we can all do great things for
Claudia zero but I want to talk about
another element about coming close to
that sham you know in America and in
Claudia sure the last couple of years
we've had wonderful wonderful movements
we had the shimmering solution movement
of course Michael Rothschild when I
consider one of the llamas votes adikam
in this world what he's done with us on
Russia in all the years it was inspired
by our beauties of Sehgal eruption air
Cutler both of them was a carnival of
raha and he changed tissue before all of
us heavy in the tissue Bob now comes out
to be one of the most inspirational days
of the year when we were growing up it
was the most difficult day of the year
so long tynus unless you were in South
Africa like me this past year and the
fast end at six o'clock but two weeks
later I was in Finland and you know most
Chaves ended at 11th you know 10:30 ago
11 whatever but the point is that tissue
Bob Wilson one of most difficult days of
the year here's one guy who turned it
around and now there are so many videos
that everybody showing on tissue buffs
but here's one guy who changed around so
much with Jimerson watchin and then
there was a DA fury movement look what a
good a seashell did with a young me a
hundred thousand people at MetLife
Stadium and this this the next time I
have my son Aloha nine your mo does the
videos for the say my shots severe big
problem is January 1st 2020 everybody's
worried what are you gonna do in middle
of the winter it's freezing
but that's not the main problem the
weather is not even the main problem you
know the main problem is you
even have enough area to fit everybody
that wants to come so they didn't use
Berkeley they're gonna use Madison
Square Garden they use the NASA Coliseum
and MetLife Stadium and they still
worried then that it's not gonna be
enough I can have the women up when the
upper deck on January 1st
you know 2020 so you've got to have a
brochure
thousands thousands are learning that
gave me all over the world and that is
no movement and you know what that
movement is we all gotta get involved
that's the movement of emunah and you
know who started it the man but the name
of Rob Shalimar ruch I had this was last
year I was in Ukraine I took about 6070
people to the Ukraine and we divided by
the Baal Shem Tov over my kitchen table
and many many different places we happen
to be in Oman for Shabbos and over there
I'm sure my rooster was there he was
there on a little vacation with his wife
and her mother Frank at Sadiq told me
she said come with me come with me I'll
take it to rob Shalom energy show you
can't even get close to end so many
people want to see him but here I'll
introduce you Tim and I took a walk with
rap Shalom Irish I'm telling you I felt
like I was in a different world the man
looks like he walked out a gun nade then
I Hey look a year-long pay is past the
shoulders a golden calf tender strangled
the nicest wonderful person he wrote a
book called everybody has to get it and
he called that book the garden of Emunah
it's been translated into so many
languages they sold millions of copies
of the market books exact but millions
of copies and all the languages it's
amazing and not only that so I asked him
you know when we were walking in the
streets of Oman late Chavez afternoon I
said ruff Shalom could you do us a favor
it would be so special it would be so
special if you would come and talk to
our I love and he agreed he agreed just
like Jack of Turkey you know takes his
talent and he gives it he said how come
he opened up his mouth shall shew this I
thought everyone would faint the first
words out of his mouth were take a look
at me I'm about to ver you think the guy
walked out of GaN Nathan you can't
believe the guys about chuva and then he
said I used to be a para true
and the Israeli army I'm actually I like
that he was in the helicopter force and
you know what he told us you know how
his life changed you wouldn't believe it
one day six of his friends were killed
in a helicopter crash he said I was 23 I
was doing Col Dover also anything that
you could imagine that a 23 year old
Israeli guy was doing I was doing and my
six closes friends they were all killed
in a helicopter crash and all of a
sudden I began to realize what's life in
one second life is over that's what you
come to this world to have a great time
in life is over and I began to realize
wait a second this got to be more than
just having a good time and I began
thinking and I began asking and I began
inquiring and eventually eventually I
came to breslav and it became a very
serious dress for mahasin and he wrote
this great book the garden of emunah and
I'll tell you another thing there's a
young man who's living right here in
Brooklyn same as Dover - Shearer a young
man I doubt that he's 40 years old he
wrote a book called living emunah and
also they sold over a hundred thousand
copies living m1a1 and two and three
Oscars printed them in hardcover
softcover big form little form thousands
of people are inspired by the incidents
that he brings about Emunah and then I
want to tell you about one more person
again most of you certainly did not hear
of this person and again by a raise of
hands anybody ever hear of the name Risa
Rothman of course not
but I'm gonna tell you who she is and
you'll all know that you really do know
her you just don't realize remember that
terrible terrible morning in her know
when Forsythe Deacon were killed in a
terrible terrible brutal way her husband
Haim was the fifth hi I'm Robyn except
he didn't die right away and that's why
everybody forgot about him and they
forgot about her because every day for a
year she went to the hospital while her
husband was in a coma
imagine the Ganim that she lived through
and when I wasn't here to Cheryl this
past not to spare some of the year
before my dear friend Menachem missile
said to me mrs. Rodman wants to talk
- could you go to her house in her off I
said of course what's the question once
I found that who she was and she told me
she was writing a book and I was gonna
come out last Hanukkah which it did and
she was talking what it is to go through
what she went through and she was
discussing with me a title for the book
I gave her a title but then at the end
they didn't use that title organize Lana
Woods had a different title and he felt
there was only one title for that book
and it's called terror and a munna in
her North and India mrs. Reeser Rothman
writes this thing listen to how a woman
writes about a moaner you would think of
mushy I wrote it she said so many people
asked her are you in limbo limbo means
like hanging in midair because she was
in a sense most people would have
thought that right because she's hanging
in midair waiting to see what's gonna
happen more the husband if she goes to
the hospital every single day until
never he passed away and listen what she
writes no there is no such thing as
limbo Jews are never in limbo whether
they are waiting for a
or a baby or any other issue are they
are exactly in the place they are meant
to be to do their avoid this Hashem this
is the place where I am meant to be at
this time to serve a Shem and that is
true for all Jews at any time any place
in their journey you know what that
means that every one of us here tonight
was supposed to be in the boston-based
redish by you go Shira Shira
every one of us was meant to be here
tonight every one of us that's watching
all over the world that's what you meant
to be you're not in limbo right now
Hashem wants you to think about what
does it mean to have a mullah what does
it mean to be part of hey Lacan Clouseau
on the montebello how do we answer back
how do we be that love your comb to that
area to the ELA Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur
Rosh Hashanah raba one of the ways is
Emunah
and I'll tell you an amazing thing wrap
Shalom Irish writes in his safer in the
garden of ammonia he writes Emunah
provides a reason for everything on
earth and Munna is the only effective
consolation for the pain and sorrow that
we all encounter from time to time we
all go through Gehenna
every one of us is challenged if some of
you remember what I said on the tissue
puff video there's a guy out in Los
Angeles his name is a-frame Shore 8
years ago he was thinking arrest he told
me eight years ago he was taking a
restaurant Sunday afternoon before
Mincha and when he got up he couldn't
move he was totally paralyzed he became
a paraplegic he could not move for eight
months he was in the hospital until
finally with medicine and therapy and
brought us he was able to stop walking
today he walks with a big stick his name
is a-frame I'm sure he calls his thick
the Mattel frame it's adorable it's
adorable and he's always got a smile on
his face I can't understand that the
nicest guy that you could imagine and he
gives out these cards and he gave out
this card everyone that you see is going
through something that you don't realize
you know what that means everybody in
this room is going through something you
don't realize everybody comes here they
look smiling they look up everybody so
happy and so nice to be okay look of
reinsurer Tara but people are going
through stuff and you have to be
sensitive to people and one of the ways
that all of us can go through what we go
through is one with Emunah and two by
having the hava shaft to know that
everybody else cares about you that's
what we come here tonight for we come
here tonight as a group because we're
all brothers and sisters and we all care
for each other and we're all gonna give
of ourselves of the talent that we have
to make somebody else feel special
because life is not easy that's what
Gullah siz all about and that's why we
come here tonight to understand what
emunah is all about read those books
read those books the garden of Emunah
read those books living in Mona terror
and I'm wondering how knows and that's
how you get a heads up I want to tell
you one more thing and then we'll review
an end with a great story
you know I think that we have to begin
being grateful to occur this burrow hole
and every little thing that goes on
including the food that we eat now in my
sitter and you know that I'm a big
believer we've spoken about that many
times underlining in a sitter whether
it's altaira as we spoke about many
times or a really short wave which is
the first essays Hallel and Borel
Grayson McCain from the school in Aruba
we've spoken about all these things but
I want to show you something in benching
did anybody ever see anybody paint an
apple red or a grape green or
blueberries purple hood paints that
Danish to does that now a Shem could
have given us food that would all be
white pills and we would survive but I
shouldn't us us a great favor they have
many foods that are beautiful chocolate
mousse you know some people consider it
beautiful right
a mango some people can sit on mango
beautiful and we have people sitting
here that would love to be able to see
that food and this person comes here and
is in inspiration for all of us cuz he
never ever misses a shear you know what
he would give to be able to see a red
apple or a green pear but hain when you
say in benching behind think about that
think about the appearance of food that
not everybody is able to see but you
could see it Davis that does us a great
favor and what about the taste of food
now Jim could have made that every bit
of food would be like a pill like a dry
pill but if I gave you watermelon and I
give you sushi and I give you a pizza I
give you a steak you would be able to
tell the difference even if your eyes
were closed so that's the handset the
handset is the taste of food food is
delicious I'm embarrassed to tell to you
but I'm gonna tell you any because I'm
so grateful
I haven't eaten asparagus in months you
know why because of the bugs and
everything there's so many shila's
finally today I was in a grocery store I
saw us going on asparagus I couldn't we
eat it hate the whole jar one shot it's
not nice but I did because I missed it
all these months right asparagus tastes
great you have to buy it for me for my
birthday but I'm just telling you so
that's the taste the taste that's a hand
said rain is the appearance yes it is
the taste looking because of the
barakamon
the nutritional value if we didn't have
food in the last five days none of us
would be here tonight so there's
nutritional value
sir I'm hostel leverage time rights in
the Orient Eskil that when we bench most
people who bench their bench because
they think they're from your house of a
supporter we're after you got a bench
yeah what about of course I told you
ever think about that you ever think
about that
thank you I sure thank you for
watermelon thank you for peaches with
fuzz thank you you know for some people
love you know a pizza or bread or
whatever so benching is a way of
connecting to code is wonderful it's not
just the mitzvah of your house of a
supportive arasta it's saying thank you
we have to make a connection to a
scottish borrow whole so tonight when
you get home underlining your set of a
pain that's the color of food but that
said is the taste of food or barakamon
that's the nutritional value of food
that's what I think and it certainly
makes a difference when you bench that
way and you all of a sudden you make
your connection talk others more whole
so tonight we have to make a connection
to each other with the Hesed that we do
with the talents that we have we have to
make a connection to our others buckle
through the Emunah that we have we have
to make a connection cottage bar hole
with a headset with a method and the
nutritional value behind the hazard of
Arafah men and that's how we answer back
of course LOL is terrorizing and it's
terrifying
Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur Oh vanish an
Arab on we don't want to put it in the
cage but hain uncle of yacumo Hari is
not so we can answer
we covered a my roof with talking touch
em who cares when the hazard finishes
you took a dashing when you're benching
you're talking - nrf2 you realize that's
what darling is all about
get yourself an article on Matsuda
sooner I make a sailor in Korea since
Fela get run by four you're safer on
children ester you will never ever top
in the same get revised Schwab safer on
Sheila it's unbelievable this warning
will make all of a sudden realize the
connection that you have talked about
this protocol so I just want to end with
this famous beautiful story that is
Nagaya to every single one of us there
was a Talmud of Rob behind village whose
name was of Shia board ecchi and I'm
sorry about that he lived in a communist
ik type of country and everybody was
trying to run away and at night there
was a fisherman who had a boat that
could fit 30 people except he didn't
take 30 took 60 because he knew that he
was getting paid a lot of money to be
able to get people out of this communist
place and it would go at night to a free
country that was less than 2 miles away
but everybody knew that one night this
boat is gonna crack and people are gonna
end up drowning but everybody was trying
to take a chance cuz they filled you
know to the other guy you're the other
guy but you know the other guy it's
gonna happen something happened to me so
this man Rob Shia took his two children
a ten-year-old and a six-year-old and
one night they were on the boat and they
were less than a mile away from shore
and all of a sudden everybody heard the
boat cracking and they started screaming
because there was not enough rafts to be
to save everybody
an Arab Chaya held on to his two
children the ten-year-old and a
six-year-old and he starts crying and he
starts saying boys I can't swim with
both of you it doesn't make sense that
we should all die I'm gonna have to drop
one of you this is the worst decision of
my life how could I drop one of you but
I've got to drop one of you I can only
carry one of you and we swim to shore
there's no point that the three of us
dying and the ten year old says Tati
dropped me because I think I know how to
swim but you gotta save the little boy
he does not a swim and the little boy
says Tati no drop me the older boy he go
see you shiver he does
seize it Sadiq take him and the father
doesn't know what to do and he's losing
his Cutlass and finally he decides he's
gonna drop the older boy because he knew
for sure that the younger boy didn't
know how to swim and as the older boy
feels that the father is letting go he
says Tommy don't drop me please don't
drop me
even though two minutes ago he said that
he should but now that I realize he's
gonna fall in the water and the father
can't drop him and he holds on to him
and somehow miraculously he's able to
get to shore and he drops both kids on
the sand and he collapses and the older
boy comes over to me he says daddy how
could I thank you you saved my life and
the father says to no no no I didn't
save your life you saved your life
because I didn't have the strength to
save you but when you cried out you gave
me a strength that I didn't even know
that I had all of a sudden I had a
strength because I heard you cry like
that and when I heard a mushki I'll say
this this story he brought this Gemara
brock islamic base on my base and it's
amazing that it's Lama da slave avoid
this Shiva latest Fela listen to what
has all teach us a ballad over dairy
which we say tonight in Moroni autumn
chase pala for person sees that a divan
vilena and it didn't get answered yeah
of service father let him down again why
never give up ssin mr kavya wash em
Hazuki I'm asleep aha Vacaville I shall
Davenant I'm never ever give up you know
why because sometimes caviar Hashem
doesn't have the strength to save us
what does that mean it doesn't have the
strength because we don't have this
wholesome soshim doesn't have the chorus
to save us cuz we don't have the
solution so what do we do we give him
strength
we Dalvin again we do another Mitzvah
call me Ella champasak be honest if I
have a copy I wash em that's why in my
opinion we say what over re so many
times from the beginning of ll to Yom
Kippur you know why because we gotta
give us gem the strength to save us
Kavya wash em hazaki ah mr. Bravo Kavya
wash em let's make up tonight we're
gonna make that connection connection to
each other with hazard connection with
Amana connection with Hashem would bring
us a motion occurs at Oh Eve and then
would feel and never never give up let's
make a say there and feel us and we
understand the
words of what would dolphining and that
way we'll make that connection and be
that lion that answers back to Rea and
in that way we'll be so committed to
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