Living in Eretz Yisrael: Parnasa from Heaven - Rabbi Dalfin

we're on page uh 402 in the islam from 1931 the member was uh said then and that was discussing here to develop and complete his idea of specifically why minha was the thriller that hashem answered when elio anovi davenned at hara carmel to prove that hashem is true and not the navier habao the false prophets of the idol about so the murder derives from from and it's so it says that in tanakh it says that that he did it at all that's when he asked hashem hashem show your grace towards towards me and the eden by taking my carbon consuming my carbon versus theirs and it says when did he make the trilla time so the gemara derives from this verse in talakh that that eliyah got his answer hashem hashem answered him and itaka took his carbon and he proved that he's right and all that it was always amin so for the mother says that we should know that uh how careful here how careful you have to be to dhaba minha because doing that will answer your treeless your prayers so the question was what about chakras and and myref and then to to explain that as as is the custom in a regular in in a normal mind the bulk of the mimer talks about seemingly unrelated matter to the opening verse and statements anyway so so um so uh so the bulk of the mimer has not been about you know davening minha right but in order to appreciate davening minha we have to know what's going on in our lives so that explains to us about utk buffet and about shameless kim about hester about gilwee and uh most recently that we've been learning about uh ghazal which says israel shall behave [Music] they're serving idols in a kosher way in a pure way as we discussed yet the last few days the significance of that and the rabbit told us that the spiritual meaning of this is that israel what is israel and it to to understand khutsalaru you have to know what eritre's role is so eretz is from the word song will power that the will power should be israel which is yes yes what does that mean so yes means to to learn tighter and not just to learn tighter but to practice to try to implement the toyota so it ever says that it's not a geographical thing i mean the commander says that that he's not contradicting the murder but the gemma is a very uh as we say in in hebrew appellate gemura it's it's a very perplexed complicated piece of the murrah you know basically you're calling everyone outside of eric's role you know i mean this is like you know a a heavy trip and there's many ways many brushes on this commodore and many different people uh explain this gamora that ever explains it that why are you over the voldezura because if you don't have the razor if you're not living with the mindset of eretz isro even if you're living in afghanistan and you and you and you if you have the mindset in afghanistan average israel in spirit you're inertia's role okay what does that mean that russ saying little mo torah the lasso is my torah rotser to learn tiger to do what tyler wants if you don't i think yes i don't hear you only here i'm you out yeah i'm sorry um i'm not sure i think it was the rabbit that says this the rebel the last rebel he said that if you want to come territory strong just the right song is that you're making the mitzvah that that's what i i think the rapper said that because someone asked him someone asked them about you know we can't do it we're trying and i think that's what my father told me many years ago i don't know maybe you can um i think your father is referring to another rabbit the third laboratory someone wanted to go there to stroll and it was difficult so that samadhi told him eric is wrong that's the famous line in khabad make here eric's role um for sure uh you know just by having a will to go there to israel you're not making the mitzvah whether the mitzvah applies that they are not uh is very very um argumentative it's it's uh pastors the mitzvah of yusuf israel today doesn't apply but i'll let that i'll i'll allow the bigger tabi uh between the ralph cook nicks and the others to discuss that whether there's a mitzvah today of yeshu verity's royal when the basa amigdas is absolutely but whether that mitzvah but one thing's for sure what you said is not not the case if i have a imagine the base i mean this is urushiol i am and i'm sitting in wyoming and i say i want to go to archer's row i get credit for you know you don't get credit for being nervous but according to the mimer and the comment and other commentators and other you know people expounding on this gemata in spirit in spirit you could be inherited throat but it's all a spirit you know we have to differentiate between a mitzvah kip and a mitzvah spirit you know it's like the only saying you put on filling with someone on the street or you put on film with someone who doesn't know the laws of thrill and doesn't know anything and you say you're a yi then said make sure to put on then you put it on you make the brothers with him has he done the mitzvah 100 not even a question does he understand the mitzvah no does he feel the mitzvah no not necessarily right so in other words there is the spirit of the mitzvah and then there is the prac the actual mitzvot the kilma mitzvah so kim amitsu verita's role is to live in arizona yes motion i just want to say it's interesting it was pointed out to me many years ago by some one of my rebellion at chappelle's norm that you could have a jew he was saying once to us he was saying he would rather have a jew who lives in chutzlar's but he has the mindset of constantly being aware of our destruct wanting to be an error to struggle exactly what we're speaking about as opposed to a jew who lives in arizona but he's constantly thinking about all the about about huxlars right right right and you see that it is it's injured it made me really when i remember when i heard that it made me really really stop and think i realized just that you know when you live here especially you have to constantly you have to always put work into your appreciation of eric's astrology right something just here you know like it you know it's it's always going to come naturally no you know you have to put in i just want to share that right thank you it reminds me the rebel once said you can practically actually be in 770 and you're elsewhere or mckenzie and you could be there um and you're really here so that's where the idea of the ross in her other which i'm glad you brought it up to yoni because it ties in with the exact point of the miner attitude in inemius is where where where do you want to be so moshe's point is an excellent point too you know if you but but again never confuse that the fact is your feet are on the ground and you're living in eretz's row so so that's that's a practical thing in spirit if you don't make it out israel it's like you're not living there but that's all in spirit so we have to be careful when we uh when we talk and when we especially learn and uh to to to understand this idea and not say hustle and well you're living in urges role but you don't get the credit for living here i'm sorry you do get the credit because you made you made the sacrifice ah you're missing the spirit uh you're you know you're elsewhere like you know or like moshe said you know you're becoming the stale it's like a given okay so spiritually you're really not there let's continue anyway anyway but then he analyzes and hillary pointed out a good point yesterday he analyzes the the lotion of the khazal to hora which is a very very good that you said in hilo it's a very interesting um usage of a word to describe the situation and i'm not sure we didn't finish it the mimer i'm not sure i don't think he's going to really focus on that word here in this mimer but what what is the idea the idea is you're pure when are you really pure when are you really pure you're really pure when you're kavanaugh your cavanaugh your intent is is uh in unison with hakados boro you're you're you're really getting the the purpose and the mission so this is this is what we're saying is if there's a jew whose mindset is listen to this outside of doing the will of hashem then it's a taharah but the tahara is being used for avodah zarah meaning then what you're about in that specific situation you're you're all consumed and anxious about idolatry now what's idolatry and that he does discuss it's interesting hillel he discusses the words um he discusses the concept of avodah zara which he says is worshiping the dollar worshiping the business and all that as we learned and we'll learn further today but this one word tohora he skips over it's interesting but but but if you think about it one second if you think about it avoid the zorro the attitude the attitude of a person who doesn't realize that they're all consumed by avoid the zara right is is in their mind they're the holiest person they're the purest person i'm doing it for the cause so it's a um a very tahora pure attitude that the person adopts and says listen you know why i work so hard to bring home parnosa for my family to give sadaka etc but it could quite well be that you're on the wrong page you're working too hard and you're stressing yourself out with anxiety so the the app the word tohora is a very appropriate word to for someone who's who's fooling themselves when you fool yourself you think you're you're so righteous you're so pure and the it's a very fine line between doing it for the cause and doing it for all for yourself yes hello so really you're what you're talking about at some level is sort of the spiritual mechanics of self-deception that's right that's correct there's no ques and and we all know self-deception comes in different forms you know we're not talking about you know gross you know self-deception is a very very fine line and if someone asks you how do you know you're not doing it you're not being self deceiving how do you know what is we call hebrew what's the evan moshe myers what's the proof in the pudding that what you're doing is for god and not for yourself and we're not we're talking about doing good things yes hillary i heard it once said that this is the one capacity of human beings that seems infinite oh that's a good line very good line so one simple answer is if what you do doesn't go your way you don't get stressed and anxious and angry about that is a simple way of testing yourself and knowing that what you're doing is for the cause because if you're doing it for the cause if from from from on high from hashem he doesn't want it to go the way you think it should go and it doesn't go your way and you don't stress out and go crazy that shows that you're doing it for the course and there are other means but i think that's a very very simple way of of asking yourself am i doing this for self or am i doing it with small and the same is here with with with parnosa now again here i have to say this because it's it's important to take the attitude well i tried this and that and it didn't work and therefore obviously god doesn't want me to it should work so i'll just sit back and wait for the mana from heaven to come you know it doesn't work that way that's the wrong attitude if this doesn't work gestatus try something else and keep on trying and is there an end to the trying no but there's a difference between trying and we're gonna learn in a few minutes trying the shma or trying for self the difference is if one's sader if one's regular commitments to family and hashem and everything else that one does when things are going well if they all go out the window because of the stress and anxiety for parnosa and it's a it's a very very uh difficult thing you imagine in 1929 30 when the the depression the great american depression hit i heard from people here in borough park who remember people coming to sri lanka's dressed with suits and a tie and beautifully adorned and after that they came seven eight in the morning shabbos after davenink or maybe earlier you know 8 39 they took off their clothing they changed it to working clothing got on the train and went to work to manhattan because there was no panasonic and that is why the shule is called the spartak shoe yoni you hear an interesting piece of history now the show on 13th and 53rd that i've been telling you about all these years called shonri shabbos which is the you know the minion factory of the of the world right four o'clock in the morning you can get a minion for my river of 3 30. it was part of the svardic shoe on 14th and 45th the big building in the corner where cousin josela rosenblatt used to be a cousin for a while did you guys know he originally was in harlem when uh the depression hit they couldn't afford his salary so the borough park shul this far to shul gave him a better contract so he moved his family to borough park and we know the building in which he lived it's next to the big bubble restore today anyway and he was here for a year a year and a half so that's the shoe i'm talking about so it's known today as this farthest yeshua because the name is congregation anshes fard the school show me shabbos that's today on 13th the the minion factory shule was part of this father's shule and then they split why did they split in the in the 40s i believe in the early 40s why they split or maybe earlier why they split because of shamrock shabbos and that's why their name is congregation because they were upset that people are coming to shul davenink with a nice suit and tie then changing getting into their work clothing and going and they they said no i know you don't have what to eat but it's shabbos and then you know those days you know one second those days you know you know being politically politically correct wasn't part of the jargon you know the you know he just he said it the way it is so they said it the way it is they said goodbye and they made a breakaway shoe i.e congregation chamber shabbos that's the history yes hillary now i just wanted to say today you can't dive in with the suit and tie and anyway so i'm saying but on the other hand you think about moshe the struggles you know of people having to never you talking about from people they were free but it they just you know they needed to feed their families you know it was a tremendous nissan a tremendous test for fruit people and not talking about not religion but from people everything else they did that was a hundred percent so when it comes to parnosa this is why hasidis and muslims especially in hasidis in the previous labs my muram he speaks so much about panaso you know it's interesting it's this rabbit this one in particular because he dealt with a period of history from 1920 to 1950 where parnosa and the and the test of parnasso with shabbos was the like the number one challenge for for the jew both in europe and in america and and this is why you'll see as we look at we have seen and we see how we learn these my m and he's always going back to an example of parnosa because that's what people are dealing with in baltimore in philadelphia in boston and worcester in chicago in new york it's it was all over i'm reading now this book here it's indeed this it's a 5 600 page book of rabbi levenberg rabbi levenberg had made the first yeshiva in 1923 in new haven connecticut he was a talmud of slobodki and he made a yeshiva then and then the yeshiva moved over to to um to cleveland ohio and part of the book he talks about the castrus the tremendous pressure and and and uh evil that was done to him and others like rabbi salavaitchik known rubbish elevatric and boston do you know that they they they took him to they wanted to put him behind bars i mean could you imagine because they accused him they couldn't get him he he came out and said that the the the kosher butcher stores are craft and you know he's a salivation no one he's not scared of anybody he says the way it is because he's a year is from him so the vat are abundant you're talking about an orthodox organization who pretty much was you know bribed off and quiet and they felt that you know you could use this cool on that cool and it is kosher and they were very upset with them they we're not talking about conservative reform we're talking about the orthodox establishment and someone or some people said the only way we can get to stop him is by finding something else that's wrong with him and they accused him of tax evasion and it was brought before judge cohen i wrote all these details in my book on the raven the rebbe and and and and um and he was acquitted but could you imagine so they were trying to get him behind bars so he should be quiet on the koshers so levenberg and this book speaks about the pro issues that he had with cash was in cleveland and the same was in chicago and the same wasn't philly the same was in new york there was uh and of course we know the mob was also involved and it was terrible terrible the pressure but yet you don't see as much at least i don't as much verbiage in the previous rep as my murim about the issue of casualties he does mention sometimes that as an example but i still see parnosa is like the clali it's the the general umbrella for all issues because why why shouldn't you keep the highest standard of casuals because you can sell more meat by making a cooler hero cooler there or having the guy come in before that before it's it's it's night falls but the shop is to open up right and and all these issues or or the airplanes i don't know if ll still does it but you know airplanes starting before this mom to do this to get themselves prepared they're cutting corners why to make an extra buck to make an extra dollar per nozzle so panoso was always a very sensitive issue so that that's why that was yes yes rap motion yes i have a question just regarding what you said about the families for instance that were you know were going to work after going to schule yeah and this minion the summer's job was made obviously it was a test for everybody with those people like were they going hungry or they they were people that had other means or they were just passing the test no they they didn't have other means but uh you know they i mean they scraped i mean look uh there's a family here in in borough park that's been here since the 1920s big horizon they have a bookstore they used to have it in in the lower east side they're the they're like the most famous the jewish bookstore and if you go into it you think you're going into a maya sharon bookstore i mean it i mean i mean there's no computer in the front and there's no like register it's like you know pretty much there's only men or women and it's really it's been written up it's such a phenomenal experience next time you're in brooklyn come to bara park just to go into bigger life you know there's a few places you've got to go into srimad shabba shoot big horizons yes one sec yeah i just i just want to say i would often to big license okay and even though it was like complete disorder if you'd asked the guy he'd know exactly where a safer one exactly exactly so moshe so so big eliza's family has been here since the 20s i spoke to me he's really passed away this year of slamming big lies and shall have a list of donate he was 90 years old but i spoke to him because for writing he knew a lot of history which i needed you know so i used to sit and talk to him and so so this big license you know he told me that you know to to to to have uh a little milk kosher milk and and you know they would laugh at you this is and this is borough park you know 1930 and what they would do is they would put out on the porch you know bottles so that other people that were interested in call of duty throw could have a little a little holiday throw so people were scraping but those that had the masiras nephesh you know i can't tell you exactly how they made it happen but they did not work on shabbos and they made it happen but it was the minority let's not kid ourselves it was the minority it was not it was not the majority that's why the the predica in the 40s came out with the show mashabas campaign and he had his rabbis like in baltimore rabbi axelrod of the congregation which is in the john hopkins area you know today the school was boarded up but i was in there um so so he i was told from someone that remembers he went out in the street with um with signs keep shabbos shreyma shabbos and his congregants walked in up behind him holding signs but this was this was uh and this was a big a big fight a very very big fight schmidt shabbos not to have yeshul open or shabbos they tell the story with rabbi khadakov the rebels someone secretary crown heights in in you know the 50s and 60s early 60s crown heights was an ecumenical neighborhood with many from jews and many not from jews chabad was the minority in crown heights okay i don't know you know from 70 and on when everyone left chabad became the majority anyway so there was um someone near his house i think on utica avenue a you aid who had a store open on shabbos rabbi khadakov would walk by going to fuel and coming from fuel and he would always look into the window he wouldn't go in and he would nod with his head like saying good shabbos and he did this for weeks and months and maybe a few years anyway one day he walks by and he you know he's thinking and the store is closed on shabbos he says what happened is he all right he calls up he finds out he's fine he's fine so he says why is this door closed he says it's shabbos he says i couldn't tolerate anymore you walking by and seeing me in my store on shabbos so i closed my store shops and he didn't say a word you understand he just went like this good shabbos but the guilt got to him and i'm just i'm saying overall these were real mercedes nefish things that our brethren experienced in the hardest of times let's just learn a few lines at least a day and it will continue tomorrow okay so on page 402 towards the bottom of the another towards the bottom but it's about seven eight lines from the bottom where he's talking about this idea that parnasso is the comes from hashem uh and he quotes the verse rabbish makshava's beloved i mean i love this verse we have so many thoughts man has so many thoughts but hashem but it's at the end of the day it's hashem's advice and guidance that that is sustained that is what what makes what is hap what happens and he says in yiddish because this is where we are i want to read the english words they're beautiful [Music] what do all these thoughts help you for zen and bellevish that have found a man's heart it's god's way that's going to be sustained so why are you spending so much time thinking and maneuvering and plotting and playing the south kosovo at the end of the day who kasia nixon all of mill milo whatever is decreed upon you from heaven is going to be [Music] don't ask mercy from the wealth but ask mercy from the owner of the wealth who's that god almighty it's his wealth it's his ashi root so rather than putting the focus on the the money itself and focusing on that and exerting and knocking yourself out and being anxious and getting stressed and strokes and heart attacks costs you show them put your focus on the one who creates [Music] my good mind my creative uh investing the background that makes me a big a big mocker and a big yacht and i'm so great i know that itself causes the the mighty strong powerful anxieties that one has from business worries he said here we go it doesn't end with a heart attack god forbid or stress or just you know being anxious look what happens then you get you go lower because that you never says you know your health okay like we discussed yesterday like a mendel's vert right it's only half you're a half of a mensch but there's still a half of a mensch alive right and that's how many people crept out of this covet laying there with ventilators because their mood their mood was to live so although the body was nearly dead they creeped out they got out because they were still a half a mensch right but look what the next thing is so he says but from these anxieties you creep lower oh the mata yo rate la mata yo and what is that how much lower can i go and show him his money tree lip it's sibo he doesn't keep the times of davening with a congregation we're talking about a normal times and he doesn't set times to learn taita um [Music] he's drawn after pleasures indulgences all he sees is how can i be more comfortable how can i be more hedonistic how can i be more indulgent the nimshot 3403 the names and you compare this person at this time [Music] like animals lahar is quite basically or he's all he's interested in and focused on is to increase the honor of his home with his knight beyond in other words i have to have the most beautiful home i have to have the most beautiful car it's all about self-indulgence and guess what happens he says from indulging so much your mind becomes jaded clogged [Music] the sink is clogged your mind becomes fast clogged you can't fit your mind doesn't operate sharp and your heart surely you feel like you're like a stone no feelings just like a robot until you aren't at all a vessel to receive godly light this abundance of the key and meditate and meditate in meditative thought about hashem we wonder why i met it you know why you you're so you're so immersed and gush me is that that's that's what you're about so how do you expect to have a godly thought for godliness to enter and go in and for you to understand it and to meditate on it you're just clogged up you got to unclog yourself but since he's full of these self-thoughts and women desires physical pleasure desires he's not a vessel at all at all listen to the last words here because it puts it all in perspective we have a rule an empty vessel moshe hold something in it here's my cup i had water now it's empty i can put more water into it because it's empty i will molly if it's full ain't the massive if you can't put any more water into it clay reikan means empty yourself out from your goshman's decay indulgences only then can rukhtiyas come in and this is an answer to all of us when we wonder why is it that luchnius doesn't talk to me again please understand we're not talking about doing putting on the trail we're not talking about that although or sitting and learning a minor or a piece of mishna you said tomorrow we're talking about spirit when you ask yourself why is it sometimes i want to be more spiritual i want to feel more i want to be more connected i want godliness to be you know to be the center of my life that's that's what we mean by being a rookie's dick a person the answer is you have to unplug yourself you have to unplug yourself from the gospels and not and again gosh means he's saying here he means the the coporiality the grub kite the coarseness you know and once you do that then ruknis becomes important to you and i think one second i think that that um people that make sacrifices and and including all of you made a sacrifice to move away from the gospels of america to the rookies of virgin's that itself is is is a great accomplishment it doesn't end there of course because that's claudia then you have to bring it home and within yourself but it's there's no question there's no question and and i speak for myself that uh to to leave is is a hard thing because when you when you when you're an environment where everything's relatively comfortable and easier you know easier um it's hard to vacate because you're immersed in it you're you're trapped by it you're clogged you're clogged okay so this idea of clogging and unclogging you know is is a um is a broad a broad idea so that ever says here rabbis but why do you waste your time and you know spending so much time on on over and over and i'll try this and i'll try that and i'll try this not try that and you get tired and get anxious and god forbid you get sick and and you end up in the same place if you're you can go as you say like jump into the right arena become connected and um from that perspective yes yoni so so right i was gonna i was gonna i was gonna add that what you said but i'll add a little bit more of what you said so it's interesting because in the my mirror in the beginning of the mimer he's talking about minecraft and about how a person that's out you know a jewish person living out of here just role is like you know serving idols in a kosher way and then he ends the mimer well he didn't so i'm saying like it's unbelievable the the connection i'm not going to say he was a zionist or anything but he's making such a because it's very true i remember i was living in america you you can't get out of the goshmess entirely unless you totally make the break physically right so it's a physical and it's so true because you could talk to a person about aliyah there you swell but if they're so immersed in the gosh miss you can't even talk to them they're not going to be receptive i was talking to my uncle before this year he he owns you know kitchen clint kitchen click on ellen coney island historic kitchen i'm trying to explain to him a concept that he just doesn't know he went to yeshiva he learned we learned in the mirror and and targeted us and he just doesn't cop because he he doesn't you know he doesn't live here he doesn't have the it's a there's a disconnect there's a disconnect like when i try to explain what's going on here in israel or something they don't understand what's happening because there's this disconnect between the first part of what we learned today and the ending it's like a lot of people trying to be very very strong and very you know with all the yeshivas and all the schools and everything in america in flatbush and ballpark in cleveland forever but they're so immersed in it that they don't understand that it's mama's what this miner is talking about right then there's another issue i think that's also comes into play and this whole discussion is there are there's a segment of our community that believes you shouldn't move there to throw you shouldn't go you know why because because it's um the government is anti-religion that's that's the argument and um it's it's easier to do tyra mitzvahs in a way outside than there i mean again there is that argument and it's not just a practical argument that they say but they philosophically and the holologically and i mean i mean otherwise rob michael feinstein i mean and the rebel you know and everyone else would have gone terrence's role so you're right on the uh kind of uh practical end of it that the rep is talking about the mimer but we must know that you know there is another shita out there whether we agree or not that this is an age-old uh dispute between let's say rabbi cook and uh baron cutler i mean whatever or even robbie salafatrik people make a mistake uh you know that they think rabbi robert salvation well i wrote and proved that he was not pro-aliyah in fact when rabbi risked him you don't know this rabbi risking came to him and he said rebbe i'm go i'm making aliyah he says why rabbi riskin comes to his ready rabbi sallavating and he says i'm making lies is why well so so rabbi salvation who was the father figure of you know the american father figure of the mizrahi and then and the akiva and all that and he was not in favor and he knows he then stopped you and and all that but i showed in my book that the rep in him in a way had a commonality and i think it has to do with coming from russia i mean we could we could you know we could look at it from in various different ways in addition to and and and and then you have to explain how his uncle ravel brisker was jerusalem he was for people committed israel but it wasn't because of aliyah you see it for him it was more of a halachic issue i mean it wasn't like it wasn't the zionistic issue so all these nuances come into play when you talk about a rav in flatbush who tells your uncle stay put make make yerushalayim here make arches roll here until mashiach comes because that robe is probably following you know his goggle who has that opinion so i'm just saying it's it's it's not as simple uh to say that you know uh it's only the gosh but but but but at the end of the day the gospels if if it was as easy to live the gosh miss and urges role as it is in america you would have so much more aliyah no question about it i i feel that way yes hillary it seems like god is uh facilitating our side of that argument yeah so you know we shouldn't have to why we shouldn't have to wish that such things you know uh but you're right you know everything there's a message from from on high everything's happening yeah have you ever ever heard rabbi winston yes princess winston so he says he he sums it up in one of his the famous shirum that he gave actually ramat pejamesh a few years ago a few years ago he said the jews they have a choice he says either they can take an el all plane well now they can't because out of business could take delta okay a plane terrence's role or they could come on a rickety boat yeah um it's also interesting you know uh i'm writing about rabbi rudiment and aries stroll in baltimore uh for this next another book so i just finished up a chapter and i read in his biography and i wrote and i quoted it he bet he had himself buried in the baltimore jewish cemetery so some gadolin some russian shivas they rabbisha feinstein you know is buried weird and that's israel robert rudiment you know is here byron cutler you know so it's very interesting uh that some godzilla some russian shivas chose there to throw probably i think i told you rabbi salovacic is buried in boston not just because he wasn't well at the end and they passed away i heard what i'm going to tell you now i heard from the rabbi up the road from ace kodesh rabbi hayam salavaichik of the shul over there so i interviewed him when i was working on my book so he told me that his father of aaron salvatrik came to his brother his older brother in a private meeting you know with a closed door and he said my dear brother the family wants you to write in your will that after 120 you'll be buried in eretz israel he said my dear brother tell the family i will do what i need to do he took his jacket and he walked out and he did not write that he they should bury him in eric's role so so yeah rob i have a question people are that that's kind of consistent he's being he was being consistent with what he's living with and maybe i'm missing the halachahs about burial but it seems kind of hypocritical that people will live in america and but i want to be very narrative so their life physical life they want the gush or i'm not judging them but they're living for that as a but burying me and everything it seems like they want you know the eternity they realize the eternal factor of stroke but not unless they're living it in the real in their life you you you definitely can conclude that however it goes back to azoar and in fact i'm moisture i think even quotes it somewhere um the impartials valleji i believe the zohar talks about jacob avino right mess loimas in that whole section and it speaks there about is it a spiritually healthy thing to be buried there or not and i think there are two opinions and that probably is the way different people feel about it but there's definitely one opinion that supports what you're saying so you know you you're being very practical like hey guy if you didn't have the mysterious nephews during your lifetime then what right do you have to just park yourself there just roll too much here comes you know but um you know i think we have to be uh not more pleasant and nice and forgive peop forgive and whether the person is right or wrong like you said you're saying if a person feels that they want to be in eric's role they should be allowed to do that uh but again what do you look like sure 14 flights alone in july coming from netflix pedestrian just from the u.s alone 14 flights really in july though 14 flights 14 flights in august there's more josh fast rabbi fast whenever said 500 increase in applicants since the riots and since calling wow wow what what a stack you cannot they cannot take the calls there's so many calls hillary hillary your words are being mikuyu kevin i will see you tomorrow have a great day zeitgeist bye-bye thank you so much