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Fridge light left on on Shabbos.
>> Wow.
>> Guys, we're here with the genius behind
it all. This is the See the Good
Challenge. I'll read you a bunch of
scenarios in here. You have to pick out
a scenario and then see the good in that
scenario.
>> Boro Park, what's the scenario?
>> You can't find parking in Boro Park.
>> The Aibishter wanted me to see the
beauty of Yidden [music] on the street.
>> Ooh.
>> In Boro Park. Have you ever been to Boro
Park?
>> I have. Baruch Hashem.
>> Do you have like you have a Boro Park
story?
>> I was trying to find parking once.
>> [laughter]
>> Do you ever go for Sukkot by the shul?
You've never been to like a skull in or
whatever? Bro, you got to go.
>> I went in Israel. I went to like Toldos
Aharon, but like
>> It's the same vibe.
>> Yeah.
>> Smelly wool tzitzis, bro.
>> It's like going to a mikvah.
>> Fridge light left on on Shabbos.
>> You made your kugel, made your chicken,
and it's in the fridge,
>> and you can't get it. It's an
opportunity to see the good and chesed
from your neighbors.
>> Ooh, I like that. Get yourself invited
out.
>> Yeah, exactly.
>> You produce a lot of music for Thank You
Hashem. Is there a specific song that
[music] sticks out to you? Maybe it's a
production shtick that you love, a kine
atzah nobody knows about.
>> what is your like pride and joy from
Thank You Hashem Productions?
>> I really, really, really love
Billionaire.
>> That's the Y-Studs Boys song.
>> It's just the process of that song. It
like took from was passed around to five
different artists. We rewrote it. I
rewrote the chorus, and then we added
the bridge, and then the production and
the whole thing. The whole thing came
together in like two weeks. I liked it,
but I didn't know that anyone else was
going to like it, and then it becomes
their most popular song. [music] It's
just crazy.
>> When you listen to a song, you don't
realize how much work goes into the
song, and
>> I think that's a lesson in life. You
have this man to thank for a lot of your
favorite Thank You Hashem song.
