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And one time I had, this is maybe 8 years ago, a test came up. What was the test? Somebody invited me to come do some Noah Hyde event and they were going to bring I don't know was like a thousand or 2,000 people or some extraordinary amount of people. And on top of it, they were willing to pay me at the time. I didn't even have money to to pay rent. Oh, great. Seven laws. Fantastic. It's Torah. It's great. Yeah, sure. And money and the people and all fantastic. I I'll get back to you after I ask my rabbi. But uh this sounds good. Okay. Call Rabbi Frame. Hey, Rabbi F. Yeah. Yeah. Great news. I have this people. They're inviting me to I don't know some hole in the wall, Tampa or Orlando or some place in the world. There's going to be a lot of people. They're going to do this. They're going to do that and uh teach them Tah. What do you think? It's good. Good. Get Get on a plane. Not allowed. No. No. Not understanding. No. It's not Christians that that want me to teach them about Yeshua or something like that. No, no, no. What I'm saying, I'm going to teach them Torah. I'm going to teach him, you know, no eye laws and all types of wonderful things and mous and this and that. It's 500 people and they're going to pay me like $25,000 and not allowed. No, let me try to explain. No, no, you don't have to explain to me. Not allowed. Why is there at least one Jew that you can teach during that time that you're going to that place? Said, "Yeah, it's probably more than one Jew. Probably eight or 10 or 12 or 15." He says, "Therefore, you're obligated to them." Do you know what kind of test that was? I don't have I I just had my first kid. I don't have money to eat. I'm just starting in this whole gig of teaching. Finally, I get some crowd. Finally, I get some attention. Finally, I get a whole huge thing that's more similar to my previous life of Wall Street. And I get not allowed. Why? Because there's like eight people in the neighborhood that I have to convince them to come to my house to learn that I'm obligated to. Now, that's a test. But passed it. Why? Because that's what you're supposed to do. You're supposed to listen to the rabbis. Listen to your rabbi. Listen to your rabbis. Rabbi all the way to Moshe Rabenu. Therefore, anytime you see people go off the tradition, you should know they are going in the wrong direction because tradition is something we already have. We don't make new ones. We have that. We have it already for the last few thousand years. Nothing new. Anyone that goes off of it, they're destined for destruction.