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you know, I made a mistake. The rabbi says, "No, no problem. I already told you. If you don't want to give, we'll just have to find somebody that will." And he said, "Yeah, why? I know. I understand. What does that mean, Rabbi?" When the rabbi tells him, "Listen, when my came down to earth told me, you're going to have a blessing of enormous panas, but it's going to distract you in serving me." So I said to Hashem, "Hashem, I don't want it. Can I give it to somebody?" He said, "Of course, you can give it to somebody." So all this time I was looking for somebody to give the blessing that I had. So when you came to me years ago asking for a blessing, I said, "Oh, perfect. Somebody wants let me give you this blessing of why you became very wealthy. It wasn't your blessing. It was what Hashem told me I'm going to get. So, I gave it to you because I didn't want to be distracted serving Hashem. And as long as you kept giving, I said, "No problem. You're you're a good partner to have. I do what's necessary. You do what's necessary." But the moment you didn't want to do your part, I said, "Oh, if you don't want to do your part with this money, then we'll have to find somebody else to give it to to get the money from." Meaning, I took back the blessing. Oh, Rabbi, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I promise I won't do it again. Please, Rabbi, bless me. I'm sorry. I already gave it to somebody else. What a lot of people don't realize is that a kadosh who will sometimes give you a blessing and all of a sudden you go from being a average Joe to having