The Chol Hamoed Fun You Know From Pesach — Now Coming to Sukkos! - The Perlowitz Show

Kevin, we're here with the state senator Sam Sutton here in the 18th Avenue Park Erv Sukus. Now, every year we know the Barak JCC AI Greenstein executes a beautiful extravaganza here on 18th Avenue for the whole community. Sukus, it was never done yet. It was always Pesak. Now, everybody always begs, why don't we do a sukus? And the answer is >> money. It costs money. A lot of money. >> A lot of money. >> And this year, >> so this year I went over to the Senate leadership. I said, "We have families in Burough Park, big families, and it's cost prohibitive for them to take their children to New Jersey someplace. Why should I want them to go to New Jersey? I want to be able to entertain them here in Burough Park where every family kind of a family with six, eight, 10 children could afford to have a wonderful day and make the holiday a real holiday. This is a sukus more than any other holiday and I want every family in Borough Park to be able to celebrate that the right way. So we're going to bring the whole crowd that comes the whole from from Uncle Mishi petting zoo horses rides magicians the whole works. Thanks to Avi Greenston and his team, the Burbach JCC. Uh we're gonna have a wonderful day and this is this year it's going to be the fourth day. Thursday, October 1st from 12 to 5. We are going to have a wonderful day. And please, I want all of you to join us. Please mark it down on your calendars. The kids are going to have >> to mark it down. They're waiting for the day. The kids are reminding them, Tati, mommy, Thursday, we got to go to the to to the beautiful extravaganza. And I want to tell you one thing. Last year me and Avi from the bar JC went around and asked people how much did you spend yesterday on Kalamoy trip. You know what it cost today a family trip? Give a number six flags. A guy has seven children. What does it cost him? >> So that day I don't think it could be less than $800. >> Exactly. A ticket is 75 bucks. Gas and tolls, food and everything. You took about $800 for just to take one day of family. Today the economy, people don't have money. And what you do for the community, Sam, by sponsoring this beautiful sukus extravaganza is unreal. On sukusa, there's food here, these rides, there's entertainment from morning to night. The kids are busy and you bring out the beauty of the community here. It's so nice, so pleasant. >> It's wonderful. So the truth is the first thing I was able to do was for the mistas to make sure the state would not interfere with our education. We know what we're doing. That was victory number one. And this is going to be victory number three. >> What's number two? >> Number two was something wonderful. The governor agreed to give us a 2-year moratorum for all of New York City on child on priority five. So we're going to continue to have the child services everyone where both parents are working. That was a very very huge success that Simka Simka and myself worked at >> and uh and God willing this is going to be another wonderful event. So we're trying to help and uh thank you for your support. >> I just want to show the crowd over here where it's going to be. Let's go on the avenue over here. The extravaganza takes place from 55th Street all the way 55th Street gets blocked off. Actually 54th Street it gets blocked off all the way to 59th and even 60th. So it's massive. You're talking about the whole 18th Avenue. Rides, balloons, shows, all shows all day long. Food, entertainment, face painting, um arcades they have over here from Banana Blast. It's just the petting zoo is usually right here. It is unbelievable. the the and I the to be the MC and to greet the crowd and to welcome the crowd and to thank the you know the the barrack JCC and Sam S will be I hope we'll see you there. >> You're going to see me there and I'm going to try to be everybody's favorite sardi. [laughter] >> We love the Sardim. All right. So before we finish I want to thank Samelder Samstein and of course Avi Greenstein um from the Barbara JCC who execute such a beautiful production every single year and Sam this is yours. >> Thank you. Thank you. Really Rafima Felder was the first to start this idea and we give him credit for the concept and of course Siminstein carried it on and now we're going to do sukas for the first time. It's going to be beautiful. Mark it down. Thursday next week. We'll see you all here on 18th Avenue. Sam will stand together and greet the crowd.