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Wisdom from TYH Boys
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Can getting hit in the ear with hard candy be a good thing? In the See the Good challenge with Roni, people pull a scenario out of a hat and have to find the good in it. One slip reads "Getting pelted with candy at an ufruf," the Shabbos when a chosson is called up to the Torah before his wedding. The first answer is simple: "I happen to love candy." But what about the hard candies that leave a black and blue mark on your ear? "They're just like so filled with simcha." Shabbos ending at in the summer? More time with the family, more time with Hashem.
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Getting pelted with candy at an off-off.
I don't see how you could see this in a
bad way because I happen to love candy.
This is a see the good challenge hat
edition. I have different stories,
scenarios, and topics in this hat.
People have to pick them out and tell me
what the good is in it. Shabbos ending
at 9:30 p.m. For Shabbos I'm going to
rip. I see this in a good way. We have
Shabbos until 9:30. That's great. We get
[music] more time with the family, more
time with Hashem. Do you have a favorite
song? Favorite song. I like stars. I
like I happen to like to sing slow
songs. Getting pelted with candy at an
off-off. I don't see how you could see
this in a bad way because I happen to
love candy. They went for like the hard
candies. You're getting like a nice
black and blue mark on your ear. The
fact that they're throwing it so hard
they're they're just like so filled with
simcha. I like that. Nice. Can you teach
me to dance? If I ask these guys to
teach me to dance nobody give me a
dance. You want to go that one over?
Then we'll go back out. Okay, that was
good.
>> [music]
>> I like that. You got it. Sign me up.