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Okay. So with the story from 100 years
ago I heard from uh I heard from who
said over from his father was a b and he
said over from his father that like this
was the story this was the story by by
byron
said that there was once a yid in kesh
who was a and the had a napoleon. You
know what a napoleon? Napoleon was a
coin that you could feed your family for
mamir mam year. It was and he had one.
He got as a a present for doing a a ma
somebody gave him in a pil and you know
he had it and every single day he would
come home and he would look at it and
then he would go out and then then he
would come back and then he would look
at it and then he would go out that was
you know it's a for me it was one
Napoleon
one day this comes home and this was in
very fair times in it was in 1914 it was
at the time of the first world war which
anyways being under the Ottoman Empire
was the sadikim and the matz was no
sitad thesuka that they put the hidden
under the fact that there was no guilt,
no money, no parasa, no food, no
nothing. One day the child of the may
took the coin and went to uh to to buy
to buy a candy, right? To buy a candy.
He took the Napoleon. He saw his father
looking at this coin every day. So look
looks interesting. So he took this coin
and he went to the makola. Then he
bought with it a candy. His father comes
home. He went over to look where's the
coin. Coin's not there. Says where's the
coin? Where's the coin? He goes over to
his wife, "Where's the coin?" "Don't
know." They were over the kid. He said,
"Did you take the coin?" He said, "Yeah,
brother." Where'd you go? Went to the
store to buy uh to buy a little candy or
something. So, he ran to the store. His
wife was running to both of them
together,
right?
You stole the coin. You stole my coin.
You stole my coin. Why? I stole your
coin. I took your coin. Is a coin. It
says, "What do you mean? My son came in
and he gave you a Napoleon. and Napoleon
your son gave what's called a I think it
was called in those days right like a
little like like a little agura it's
like a given and god for it the little
candy ganv Russia you stole the money he
gave you a napoleon they didn't give
Napoleon and the rash got loud then the
streets of were small and especially
when rash got loud and everybody started
to come around the store and and she's
screaming and he's screaming the mo is
screaming where and so the the ballet
he's sitting there saying I didn't take
any of your money the kid brought in and
that's And he says it's an and the was
respected respected person in the
community. Nobody's lying. He said it's
he stole the Napoleon. He said Russia it
became such a rash that somebody was
there. He said look let's go to go to
go to whatever says that's what you do.
So they went to and heard the stom and
he said listen you know if there was
ever a case that that you have to give
this is the case. You know he's he's
saying like
you're saying he stole the Napoleon. So
then you can't be so he has to take
it. So the said he'll take the he didn't
uh he didn't take anything. He'll take
the So the the was so upset he said he
knows he took it right. So forget it. So
I need also
should have a developed you know he's
gonna lie and the whole world shakes
from say he was on the
told him he did the right thing and that
was it that was it no slowly this you
can imagine his start to go down because
the whole streets of everybody was
talking about the GF Napoleon and such a
such a terrible thing and such a Russia
and everything. So By became the man
where he the mat was so bad his
pronounce was so bad that he thought he
had to leave town.
[snorts] A few months later the gets a
letter. The letter said like this. The
letter was from and he inside of it was
a Napoleon. Inside the was a paper with
Napoleon inside the letter and he writes
that he was walking down the street one
day and he sees this child walking
holding a gold coin. Walking down the
street holding a gold coin. He said his
matzah was so bad that they were
starving. Mom is starving to death in
the house. He didn't know what to do. He
was walking around the streets just
trying to figure out what to do. So he
said that he knows that there's a
there's a there's a rashi in Babakama.
There's a shakama. Are you allowed to
steal to save your life? So he said he
was make that child. So he took the coin
from the kid and he gave him a gave him
a little like an agura little coin and
he took the coin and he said it'll pay
back. It'll pay back and he said I hope
it didn't cause you any aes
but here's the the coin right he wrote.
you owe me [laughter]
owe me you know there wasn't be a
problem right so he said here's the
Napoleon and you know I hope I didn't
cause you any
so he said when he told the story to his
son who said it to me he said like this
he said no he said who's in gehenn who's
in gam he said no the the what do you
want from the mo the he had a had a took
the coin his son told him he took the
coin and the coin wasn't there. So tak
what do you want from the what do you
want from the at the
V's is not in G and he he he he
underwent such bizness in such bushes
like he's for sure he's in a high place
in Ganed and he lost his G from Megan
his old parnosa he's for he says the dre
what do you want from him he's in ganim
so what do you want from him he's
starving and they got guilt and dust
what do you want from him said he
they're all not in they're all in ganed
he said you know in ganim all the people
that were around the stores hawking and
screaming hashem hates hates hackers. He
hates hack and he hates the hackers
more. Okay, that that they're rolling at
him. Who asked you to judge?
