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Can you believe it? The Jews are not
letting me, my old job. I had this job
already for 20 years. I want my job. He
goes, "What's your job?" He goes, "I'm a
bell toller." He goes, "What's that?" "I
blow the horn for the Jews."
He goes, "Okay, so what's the problem?"
He goes, "No, they fired me." He goes,
"You know, okay, so they fired you,
they'll find somebody else." "No, Your
Highness.
You know why they fired me? Because I
became like you. I became a Christian
like you."
King said, "What?
Fired you because you became a
Christian?
I'll come."
King Hamashimo comes over there. "Okay,
we're going to take care of the Jews.
They don't give me a job, let's
slaughter all of them."
You know, the may sub to Jacob,
it's halacha. They look for a reason to
kill us.
But anyway, he brings the king to the
Jews, says, "Listen, you got to give him
his job back."
So, the rabbi is smart. He goes,
"Listen, we can't mess with the king.
The guy, you can mess, you know, you can
say no, but the king came, you know, you
say no to the king, he kills everybody."
But the rabbi, the chacham,
says,
"Your Highness,
you must know, with your wisdom,
what's the most important day of the
year for the Jews?"
So, the king says, "Uh, well, of course,
it's uh, your Yom Kippur."
So, the rabbi says, "Exactly, Your
Highness.
That's what we're going to do. Because
of you, we're going to give him, we're
going to give him the mitzvah of blowing
the shofar on Yom Kippur."
For the killer.
King's happy. "Thank you very much for
honoring me.
Problem." But the rasha, the mumal,
said, "Hey, hey, hey, no, it's not good.
Your Highness, they're they're tricking
us here." He goes, "What do you want?"
He goes,
"Yeah, you blow the shofar on Yom
Kippur, but it's not even an obligation,
it's a minhag.
It's a minhag to blow the shofar on on
Yom Kippur. It's not it's not an
obligation.
The real obligation is on Rosh
Hashanah."
The king says, "You're still
complaining?
You're still They're giving you the
biggest day, you're still complaining?
More important day, less important day,
get out of here already." The king
kicked him out already. Point being,
Abba Tai, is that shofar is a big deal
in Judaism.
