The one with the darkness

[Music] Brooklyn a wild Village in the vast city of New York the lubich yiva boy awaits his prey he spots a man walking the street the Chase Begins the man quickly puts on his headphones as looking busy is his only chance of survival but out here in the wild he will be caught it'll be 3 years that he hasn't put on Fillin that ends today we've all been there you're walking in the street minding your business and suddenly you get bombarded with questions from some Mafia looking Yeshiva Boys did you put on filling did you light shabbach candles I mean did you ever stop and wonder why does kabad do this I mean who goes over to random people on the street and starts asking asking them question hey excuse me your car is awesome what do you do for you guys pay for rent in New York okay you know what I mean well the answer guys is actually in this week's Tor portion one of the things the Torah speaks about in par Bo is the ninth plague the plague of kosek Darkness our rabbis say that the darkness was so thick that not only were the Egyptians not able to see they actually weren't even able to move wait so he he can't see me and he he can't move oh my sorry I just always want to know what this feels like what can we learn out of the plague of kosek Darkness well Rashi while explaining the plague of hosek says that it was so dark that they couldn't see one another this teaches us that true Darkness the worst darkness is when we can't see one another when we don't notice each other yes of course doing a Mitzvah by ourselves brings light and expels darkness but if we really want to expel Darkness we got to help out a friend look out for one another so guys next time you see us in the street don't worry we're not some Jewish detectives trying to get you in trouble where are [Music] we n but honestly we're just trying to help and you know what you could help us help other Jews let's start seeing each other look out for a fellow shabbat [Music] shalom