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Any serious boy that's 17 that wants to make real gelt and have a career, come see me. Seriously, come see me. We'll give him a career. Giving away prizes [music] every single week for the next month when we open. Rabbi Simon, this is exactly how [music] our Smash House Lakewood giveaway rules are going to go. Simple. You come in one time, two [music] times, 10 times, 15 times, I don't care. As many times as you order, that's how many times you can put it in the box. What [music] do you got to order? A combo. Minimum combo. You order a combo, get what happens. You take that receipt, you put it in the box by the register, and you're automatically [music] entered to win every single week a prize. What are the prizes? We're giving away socks. Giving away $1,000 gift certificates to the Rebbe's sons. [music] Now we got to get the kids involved. What are we giving away for the kids? A nice Mishnah Yomi set just for your boy. And if that's not enough, maybe you're a little more on the modern side, a PS5 [music] for the Toms River boys. The final prize, the grand prize is going to be two tickets to where? [music] To your dream land, Eretz Yisrael Hakodesh. Guys, remember, this is starting on April [music] 19th until May 20th. Rabbi Simon, get ready, get excited. I'm coming with prizes, giveaways. You don't even understand. Rabbi Simon, this is Smash House. Everybody's a winner. Kick David Solomon to the Kick David City coming to Smash House. Mendy. I came to try it. I saw you have the vegan cheeseburger. It's crazy. Nobody has it in Lakewood. Nobody has it in there. Hello, it's not Mendy, it's not this vegan cheese. This is potatoes. This is potato uh um potato cheese. Whatever. Rabbi Solomon, what do you have in there? What do you have in the bagel shop there? I wasn't in it yet. I'm here to talk to them about the hangout. What do you think I could do? Should be a hangout over here. How do you do it? If you open like say until 2:00 on Motzei Shabbos, how do you keep like you shouldn't be like >> Smash House has a rule. You eat, you can stay. You don't eat, then you go outside. That's it. Simple. But then the hangout is outside. No, no, no. We don't allow it. We don't allow hangouts. We don't allow people beating up each other. It's not going to work here. You know why? I we used to do that. We used >> House is a winner. No, because everyone is a >> Not only that, we actually encourage the boys to come work with us so we can give them a career. I have four 17-year-old boys working for us now. Really? You're going to have people behind the counter? >> two over here right now. Inside the kitchen? Yeah. That's good. One's in the kitchen, one one's in the front. >> That's right. That's any serious boy that's 17 that wants to make real gelt and have a career, come see me. Seriously, come see me. We'll give him a career. You sound like Chabad. You're making baal teshuvahs over here. Why don't you put a tefillin stand? Yes, we do. You have one? >> No, I'm dying to get one. We We have it in all our locations, but we don't have one yet. I promise you one of our Chabad guys is going to listen to this, he's going to bring one tomorrow. >> me a tefillin stand, please. Also, if I'll tell you my worker didn't put on tefillin today, the the 17-year-old kid. I told him now that it's night, want to put on tefillin? First thing in the morning before you come to work. Really? >> Yeah. And I told him, you have to think about it like you have to go to the bathroom, right? You tell me, "No, I'm busy. My friends are telling me you have to go to the bathroom." You tell your friends, "Wait a minute, I need to go to the bathroom." Like that's how you got to do tefillin. One second. Just put it on, say Shema, and go hang out. Have a good day. >> Hashem first, my friend. Also, benchers you need to have. >> We have Sefardi, Ashkenazi, whatever you want. Any nusach you want, we got you, Rabbi Simon.