Shnayim Yomi - Ki Tisa - Shishi - #6 - MR. Yitzchok Saftlas - Thinking Positive!

Uh what a special treat to be part of the Yomi lineup here. Thank you a lot. I'm not Roy for it, but once you once you offer the opportunity again, thank you so much. We're up to the sixth aliyah. We're here. We're up to shishi and we're going to go straight to here. Okay. The Torah invokes why why do we invoke? Now Rashi here brings down that it has to do it's pointing out when the produce begins to ripen at this time. Good. But let's revisit the lesson that Rashi shared with us back in paras. And par also it says of almost similar words here and Rashi shares a there you would think was from it's it's it's a but amazing perspective. So Rashi reads like this. Do we not know when they went out? They went out obviously they went out Nissan. Why is the Torah pointing out? Why is it saying listen what Rashi says? What is it teaching us? Look, think about the Hashem sent him out at a time when it was convenient, the most convenient time to travel. Wasn't boiling hot wasn't freezing cold was in the middle of some blizzard. and and he brings the the uh think about the everything we just have to focus on it and if I may just an interesting sometimes you ask someone so people how are things and someone says can't complain I don't know I I wonder what Rm Miller would say about that can't complain does that mean the default is really to complain but okay if things are good you won't complain everything is beautiful there's a certain I'm not minimizing if someone has a difficult day so then maybe say how are things are looking up things are going to get good maybe not can't complain think about this took us