The Twenty Year Old Rabbi to the Billionaires - Yossi Farro

Welcome back to another episode of the Clappy and Frank Show. We have today the most famous Kabad influencer hands down in the world, the you fillain ambassador, Yasi Pharaoh. I'm going to call him Rabbi Yasi Pharaoh. Just to let you know that I was in a taxi in Israel two weeks ago, exactly two weeks ago, my wife and I, my son, were in the taxi and the guy says, now I don't know what gave it away. That my wife is pretty and that I'm all bushy with a dirty shirt untucked. I don't know what's going on. on the usual. See the guy's coming out of the guy who's short, fat, 900 lb, you know, ripped pants and the girl looks like a supermodel. Anyways, he's so I say, he says, AND HE STARTS SHOWING ME LIKE EVERY VIDEO, EVERY TWITTER, every Facebook, you have Israeli taxi drivers. Not to judge, the guy did not look for them at all. And he's like, remember I called you? You're like, what do you want? The most requests ever come to have Yussi Faroh on the show. It's been in the making for 42 weeks. Your schedule is crazy. I know busy have to raise $50 million for a project. We had we have very important people on the show. Last night you were in Canada. This afternoon you're flying to Mexico. Monday you have a power lunch with a couple of billionaires in Chicago and then you're back to Mexico for the weekend. So you have to understand guys, we tried getting him on for months. He's very difficult to track down. >> You making that up? >> There's nothing I made up. >> You never You were going after him for months. >> Months. I stopped him in the street. Remember when I stopped you on 47th and what did you do? You flipped the camera and you started interviewing me. You interviewed the interviewer. >> Oh, 100%. And we got you a we got you a podcast through our interview. >> Oh, with the great Sam Stern. Right. That was your idea. You planted it. You planted it >> the next day. You do you watch the episode? >> Of course. Beginning to end. >> Fellow Pesh friend. >> I know him a lot better than just Pesak. I'm saying he's like an uncle. We're going to K because of your podcast. I'm going to Kazakhstan with him. >> Father's yard. You inspired me. You guys inspired me. >> Are you paying or they're paying you? What's What was the deal? >> Um I actually have to book my flight. Well, I'm going to have to >> Oh my god. You have to pay an influence like you. They should be >> I don't get myself an influencer. >> Business class and pay you all on top. >> No, but the opposite. Sam was saying how it's a to be able to pay. >> You bought in. >> I bought in. Yeah. Yassi as a people often especially entrepreneurs always looking for money funding obviously your your way is with your fillin but if we could start off of the show and saying give us three tips even though we do like the middle end how to meet and able to pitch very affluent famous business people >> okay one thing I'm going to say to start off that not everybody does, but you guys do amazing is put yourself out there. Put yourself online like um yesterday I was at an office. An office they manage like several billion dollars. Um they have a big fund. I'm like, "Are you guys on Twitter?" They're like, "No." I'm like, "What is this? How you guys going to make a living without being on Twitter?" Um and the and the head of the fund said, "Okay, I'm going I'm going to open up a Twitter whatever I'm going to get him into But like I met I was walking into dinner last night and um this kid I put on to fill. I got there a few minutes early. So um my father said get there a few minutes early. Maybe we'll get some fill. I end up getting fortain while I was waiting for my parents to get there. And um >> so you're saying be on social media. >> Oh 100%. And the guy's like I want to go meet Bill Aman. I said why should Bill Aman want to meet you? He's like you didn't have an answer. So I said go think good of reasons why he should want to meet you. Put yourself online. He's like I like the way he puts himself online. puts himself out there like, "Yeah, you like it, but you don't follow him. He you let him do it, then you don't do it yourself. You have nothing to lose. He has a lot to lose and he does it. Why don't you do it?" Um, that's one thing. Another thing is persistence. Um, persistence is one of the most important things like following up, following up. And, um, I had a call this morning with um, this guy Joe Lawndale who founded Palanteer. Um, and uh, how how did I get to him? Uh, I literally commented on his Twitter, let's wrap the film together. He said, "Sure." Got his number, sent him a text, he uh put me on an email with his assistant and we set up and he said, "Email her for a time." And I emailed her, said, "Reach out in two weeks." I reached out. Reach out again. Reach out again. Finally, I reach out and it's like, it's like a couple days before. She says, "Sorry, his schedule got too busy." Like, "Okay, whatever." He was coming to Miami for one day. I was living in Miami at the time. I'm like, "Okay." So then the night I don't check my email. I have a thing. I don't do emails. emails is for the hash of people. I'm a simple person. I use text. I use WhatsApp. I use Instagram, Twitter. I don't use email. Um, for whatever reason, I had a heritage to check my email that day. Checked my email. She wrote 15 minutes just opened up in his schedule and he's able to meet you. And I end up rapping to film with him. And then it was it was amazing. But like it was just like the follow-up follow-up. And then, uh, on the email point, uh, I got invited to, uh, one of our, uh, I know these days people are saying he's good, he's bad, whatever. um the vice president JD Vance I got invited to his house for Kaneka and >> by the way it's a very controversial name to mention today >> whatever I don't follow politics I wouldn't know >> oh so you have you're you're not you have nothing to do with politics >> no not my name >> oh can you quote your you did a post about his new name what did you say on what you >> I don't know what I wrote about >> off the record >> I'm trying to remember I know lately J Vance has been associating himself with some really not cool >> maybe it was actually >> No I'm just saying he's not Jewish but I'm saying you did a rap you did a rap with J >> last time I was actually in the White House. I met his chief of staff, um, a Yed, very proud Yed. Um, but, uh, I got invited to his house and I didn't see the email. They followed up again and again. They followed up three times to invite me to his house. >> Ashka brought this. I didn't I guess I didn't. Uh, >> so you now you met the guy? Did you get the guy already? >> Who? JD. >> The guy that keeps emailing you about coming to his house to put on to vote. >> Oh, the 15-minute slot was JD Vance. >> Oh, no. The 50-minute slot was the founder of Palunteer, Joe. >> So, did you meet him already, >> Joe? Twice already. We just had a third call. You should invit him to his house in Austin. >> So, he's already he's a rapper. >> Oh, for sure. >> The Reb started a mench. >> The Wava Trebba started the Twillin campaign. I mean, Hashem started the filling campaign 5,000 years ago, but the Labavichba made this huge fillain campaign. >> You're not the first person to do it. >> We should finish the sentence. Yeah, go ahead. 1967, the leadup >> to the six- day war where Israel was like the most victorious war they ever had in 75 years. And the Reb said that by putting on fill in people, you're making the strength of the soldiers to have strength and power. So the Reb wants that every Jewish person in the world, not only Yasi Pharaoh, should convince all Jewish males over the age of 13 to wrap fill every single day except for Shabas and Yamt. This famous jokes where the guy told the rabbi, he puts on phone once a year on Kipper when you're not allowed to put on Shabas at least doesn't do etc. But you are taking the tools, the modern-day tools of 2026, and you're making filling into not only like, oh, let's go into the lunch cafeteria for a minute and wrap fill in. You're taking the most influential people in the entire world, the 30 trillion billion gazillion business world, billion dollar bankers, and you're saying, "No, come on Twitter, come on Facebook, come on social media and put on fill in." And I believe you're having much more power than every headl biggest guy in the offensers not taking diss at anybody because you're getting the everyday guy >> to put on the regular people. What's your >> why? Because they see you putting it on with the most influential people. Now they also all want to do it. >> So tell me how did you realize >> life? You saying everyday people or only fancy people he's doing? >> No, he's getting everyday people know that it's a cool thing because they see him doing it with the trillionaires. On Tuesday, I was in Toronto and I wrapped with 137 people. >> You wrapped 137 people. Could you qualify for Guinness World Records? >> The rabbi um the rabbi put out a like a flyer and invite everyone in his community. Yasi Fris got me to rap to fill in at 6:00 a.m. 100. We did it between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. >> Shout out to Rabbi Mayor Davski. 137 people came out. >> Very possessed brother-in-law. >> Yeah. Coming out to come rap. And >> what percent of them recognized you? >> What do you mean? How many of the guys that that knew you or knew of you? >> 137. >> Yeah. What' you get? >> At least 100. >> 100 knew of you. Well, that's cool. >> He's humble. Only 100. >> Brandon. >> Um, but you're the first person I believe to make fill in cool, right? Yay. >> Um, I mean, I think has always been cool. Like, it's a known thing. Till's a cool thing to do. Um I guess when I when I got started before I even actually did business people I was doing like celebrities like actors, rappers, influencers and um so basically I I was in yeshiva in LA when I was 18 years old and yes >> founding story founding story. >> Yeah. So um I was in yeshiva and I I would tell the I I tell the writer shot at the time I was this moak um how how much founder do you want to go because it started in like >> I like the story. I like the story. >> Yeah. I'll tell you the story. >> You're in California by the way. >> Okay. So, I'm I was there for two years of Zal. So, so shar Zal the ro I became like his favorite time and he didn't give him he gave me more attention than the whole the yeshiva combined. >> He saw he saw what was coming. >> Yeah. He gave me a lot of attention. He would have me sitting next to him by doing every day and he would call my parents giving them naka every other day to the extent where um he asked my parents maybe maybe find him a new yeshiva for next year. Um and uh my parents are like, "Yeah, I think he's good there." Um then he called him again with the suggestion. And another time finally it was more than just a suggestion. Um thank God with the help of Rabbi Farosh and Raen Shimon, I was able to stay in the yeshiva another year. But I can't I did the math in my head. The more time I spent in Yeshiva, the higher chance he's going to try kicking me out of yeshiva. So I decided I'm going to go every day. I love Mitsim. I've always loved mim. They said, "I'm going to go every >> for those who don't know Mim is outreach, Jewish outreach." >> So I decided I'm gonna go every day on Mitsayim. So lunch is an hour. So I would do an extended lunch like three hours. Um every day for three hours I'd go say and on Fridays I would go to the high school. We rap like film with like 40 50 guys. Um so I started I started uh one day uh my friends invited me to go to a football game. Um I think it was the Chargers or something like that. Is that the LA team? >> I don't know anything about sports. >> Yes, >> I just know. Go Knicks. >> Can't tell you a single player. Go Knicks. >> Um, so my friends invited me to go play to go uh to go to a football game. It was my first ever time going to a football game and um went to a game. I got eight film there. Three karas. Um >> Karafa, somebody had never put on phone in his life. >> I got three karafas at the game. It was amazing. >> Take over your translation job. I did a video and um during the touchdown they were while they were doing the last touchdown to win the game we were rapping fill in with the guy for the first time whatever but I didn't have a social media at the time so my friends were telling me on the way back you should open up on Instagram and on Twitter and whatever decided why not so I opened it up the next day every morning I would go do Rabietti Harowitz you know Rabi >> he has a ALS he's suffering for like like 20 he has it for many many many years >> yeah 15 years yeah a lot of years 10 15 years should have mine >> so Rabi is big inspiration to He's very into filling himself. So every morning, so to keep me f far away from the road, she would have me diving by Yity's house every day. So Yity was renovating his house and um Yity was renovating his house and um he was living like a few blocks away. So we're walking back from his house after Shahus one day and I see they're filming a TV show. So I decided in my head, TV show, a lot of you didn't work in Hollywood or whatever. They said I'll come back by lunch. So, um, came back by, um, I came back by my extended lunch break and, um, I started asking people. I probably asked over a hundred people there. Um, there was a few yen, but they didn't want to put on fill in. >> Um, finally, I'm walking away. >> They're very focused on those like >> military style. >> Yeah. Very >> radio. >> Exactly. They're like Hatella and Sham on steroids. >> Oh my gosh. Um, >> their whole life they're waiting to like serve coffee on the set and they made it. >> Exactly. You you hit it on the point. Um >> you can't get do anything. >> They got they got those earpieces like I got and but then I'm walking away and I see a guy from like 30 feet away and is a guy with a big like juof whatever. I decided he's probably so excited. So I started rapping to fill with him and then I'm not speaking to then what do you do? He's telling me guys you could say I'm an I'm a comedian, an actor, whatever. I'm like, um, and then I asked him like, "What are you doing like on this show?" He's like, "I guess you could say it's about me." I'm like, "This guy's delusional. He thinks this whole show is about him." So, um, we wrapped Phil. We took a picture. I'm walking away. I'm probably now 30, 40 feet away from him. He screams out, "Have you ever heard of Lil Dicki?" I'm like, "I think I've heard of the name." He's like, "That's me." I'm like, "Nice." >> Little Nikki. >> Lil Dicky. >> Little Dicky. >> Yeah. >> I never heard of him. >> Lil Dicki is like him. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, he's a comedian. No, he's an he's a rapper. One of the biggest rappers. >> Oh, okay. >> Probably after Drake, the biggest >> as famous as Montao. >> Um, if you judge by >> almost. >> Yeah, if you judge by listen if they had 100 people filming a TV show about his life, I think he's pretty famous. Um, the Super Bowl whatever. Um, >> he was one of the performers. >> Yeah, one of the performers >> probably five years ago, four years ago. >> He did the halftime show. >> He did the quarter time show. Not the halftime show, but the quarter time show. He didn't know there's a quarter time show >> wherever they can make money >> sneak out is Ishu for the halftime show. He's saying he's a quarter time show. >> Um but uh no he's he's one of he has songs with billions of views multiple songs with billions of views. Um but I Google I get back to Yeshiva and I Google the name Lil Dicki and I asked like my friends in Yeshua ever heard of this guy? They tell me yeah he's like a famous rapper. So my >> the guys in know who he is. I'm very >> I don't know. He's a famous singer. >> I thought LA Zal was like top of the top. >> Yeah. Um, so with my newly formed Instagram from the night before, I posted it and it went like a little viral. This guy shared, whatever got shared a couple hundred times. >> They put these kabadas in like the worst places. LA, South Beach, you know the Baka unless they put bulletproof tinted windows. What? Baka on South Beach. Like I never understood that >> they were filming this show a block and a half away from Yeshiva. It was amazing. Like yeshiva's on Wearing Avenue right off Labra. It was filmed on the corner of Labra. We wearing um literally a bratas. Nobody else would stop for uh to put on film besides for the guy that the whole show is about besides for the main actor. >> Just shows you. >> Um it was Yeah. So uh could that day was the first they were filming the first >> So that was the first time that the super fillain rap star Yasi Pharaoh put on filming with another famous guy. >> How crazy. >> Funniest thing is you didn't even know who the guy was. >> Didn't know who the guy was and presented up an Instagram the night before. The night before. Um okay, fast forward. >> But you didn't have a picture. >> Yeah, of course I >> Oh, you had a picture of putting it on. Oh, you knew to take a picture of little >> I took a picture with every person. >> But this was your first big celebrity. >> I take a picture with every fillin. >> Ah, before you did celebrities, you would take selfies with everybody. >> Every fillain. Yeah. Why? >> Some say I popularized it, you know, before I had a social media. >> So, why did you take Why would you? >> Um, I would share it to my WhatsApp to my 200 people that see my status. Um, >> because this show was a lot about social media and statuses and making noise. There's a famous line that I grew up with. Maybe you grew up in Flatbush. I don't know. There's a famous line. This is I heard this my whole line. I have to find out if it's true. There's a rumor that Yasanov says he's the head init which is a big like the most Jewish place in the world. He says the pantoisa if you made an event where you met somebody big and you didn't publicize it it never happened. >> That was the is a big name. What I'm about to say, I don't think the web ever said I don't know if he said these words or if you publicize event that you never made it. You made it or it's as if you made it. >> So when I when somebody today when I meet somebody today, anybody I meet, it could be it's because of you. I'll give you full credit if you want. You take >> you take full credit for the Sam Stern interview. You can have it. You can have it. >> I have to take as much credit as I can. What I'm saying is is that be when I meet somebody today, even if I'm going to a guy's house to drop off a painting and the guy's a popular guy, whatever, I feel like if you don't get a selfie, you lost out on a huge opportunity. >> Great story. Um, is that true? Right. You need to get selfies of every around this time when I was starting to do mai, I would go street every day to get I would ask hundreds of people. I would get two, three fill in a day. Um, and one I put on film with this random guy. Um, and I took a picture and I I tagged him on Instagram. He had like 500 followers or a thousand, whatever. Um, fast forward like three year fast forward now, this is three years ago, but fast forward now. I was in LA a few months ago and I'm trying to reach out to this very big influencer. I'm asking people, do you know him? This and that. Finally decided I'll just send him a message on Instagram. I go to our Instagram. I see a picture of me and him putting on Twill. He has he's one of the biggest one of the biggest influencers in the world right now. um like like huge like he's on Jimmy Fallon and this one and Kimmel and all the biggest shows. >> Wow. >> And uh I I found him. So what did I do? I Googled when did whatever become famous a week after we did Phil and he blew up. >> If you put on Phil with Yasi Pharaoh, it's a school to blow up on Instagram. >> It's Bossa. We've tested it. >> Has you ever Could you get to charge it? >> What? >> You get to charge for sponsored posts? >> I I don't want to be an influencer. No, it's not something I want to do. Um, but what's it called? Okay, so I met this little dicky, right? A week and a half later, I'm going I'm doing m on a on it's a Sunday and I'm just asking people if Jewish, whatever. I meet a guy. I'm Rapids filling with him. And as a Rapidsville, I ask him, "What do you do?" Says, "I'm an actor." So I asked him anything I ever heard of. So he starts naming me a few movies that um after the fact I heard they're pretty big movies. >> Uncle Pinchy, Uncle Mishi, all the famous videos. >> Yeah, there's that. >> Ki and Tuki. >> So he starts naming me. I didn't know them. And then I asked like uh anything else? He said, "Yeah, I was IN SPIDER-MAN." >> WHOA. >> WHATEVER. SO, I'M LIKE, "COOL." UM, I thought he was like a He told me what role he had in Spider-Man. If I watched Spider-Man, I would have like realized it's a big deal, but I never watched Spider-Man. Um, >> I've heard of Spider-Man. Never watched it. Um, whatever. The point is, um, we wrapped the phone together. We took a picture. I'm walking I walk a like down the block. Someone's like, "Was that James Franco you were speaking to?" Turns out he's like um like a very very famous actor. >> An A-list actor. >> Like an A-list actor. Yeah. Yeah. And I wrapped filling with him. He said Franco. >> James Franco. >> I missed by O. Okay. >> So most um so it's funny. His his father's a guy. His mother's a yid. So he knows he's aid. He actually knew Shaman everything. >> Guy called us up last night. Guy called up. A guy called us up last night. You remember what I'm talking about of Remy. HE'S LIKE, "YOU CANNOT USE THE WORD GUY. IT'S A DEROGATORY TERM. You're going to cause anti-semitism. You deal with the entire world. Answer Remy right now. Is there something wrong with using the word Gy?" for uneducated people. It's a derogatory term. >> It is not a derogatory term. just means not Jewish. >> If anybody had if anybody's educatory term. Um, okay. So then I did Franco and then there was another actor that I wrapped film with. His name's Jeremy Pivan. Um, >> but this is just being on the street, right? >> Literally me streaming same thing one after another. I would ask I'll tell you on average day I would ask 300 people if I'm lucky I would get three fillin um and once a month I would meet a celebrity >> less than 1% conversion on getting a fillin >> yeah less than 1% >> what percent conversion of a celebrity >> less less than 1% of that so a percent of a percent was >> because we're a business show my partner in crime she always says we're a business show >> even though we're talking about no you say you tell all our corporate sponsors we're getting rich no but this is a business >> we're corporate sponsors we're a business show I I did an audible book. I did an audible book. It could be I'm pronouncing your name wrong. I think the book is called Go for the No. Basically, he says that when you work for a bank, when you work for a credit card processing, when you work for insurance, whatever you do in your life, you're in sales. You have to you people are scared of rejection. He says the more NOS YOU GET, YOU'RE GOING to be successful. You get 300 phone calls a day. No, you don't do that line of credit. Boom. Slam. No. Boom. He says the more nos you're getting, it's a billion%. You're going to get a lot of yeses. >> I was lucky. and you're going to become rich and f no rich whatever there's a business book so you ask 300 people a day people say oh he gets so he's so popular there's millions of fill in the majority of the answers are >> then >> no but you get you're looking to get the few yes yeses and some of your yeses are extremely influential powerful people that bring many more people so we're telling all the business people out there you're starting out in life you're starting out go for the no because the more no yet the more nos you get >> go for the no or go for the yes yes >> go for the no because the more No, you quickly get to the yeses. You have to process. He's the whole book is about process. >> You should tell guys, tell me no. Everything I want to sell. >> The book wasn't watch the book. >> Hey sir, you want to buy a painting? Process. Process of elimination. If you're trying to sell insurance and the guy's like, I don't need it because the type of insurance you're selling I don't need for my business. Quickly get the nose and then go on to the people that are maybe S's. >> No, thank God. Um, you get nos but you get a lot of yeses. >> That No, that thank god that >> your conversion rate now is much higher. >> I I don't have a convert. It's the opposite now. I don't ask I mean I ask people here and there but >> people reach out you know >> 95% and I do is not 95 70% >> the hedgeh of of California he'll probably say 20 other states but I think it's California of I don't know the politics but he goes on a plane and trust me he probably doesn't even have a smartphone and he's not looking for selfies this is but not that anything wrong you're doing a great job he's like the real oldtime real he taps every single person on the plane and he always talks about how he's a simple guy. He flies JetBlue, whatever that you know, Spirit. I don't know if they even existed to California. And he stops every single person on the plane and he gets phone. When you when you go on a plane, you go row to row asking every single person to put on villain or you're more boutique. >> No, I do I do I I get um actually >> he only does it in the lounge. >> No, I'll tell you where I >> American Express for the rich people. >> Whatever. >> That's where you might find an actor. I >> I'm almost never in lounges. I'm not that either. Um, no. I'll tell you where I used to. >> Hey, if you want a sponsor for lounge access for Yussi, he's looking for a sponsor for MX MX Plat. You know MX Platin? >> I do have one, but I don't use Trying to be humble. >> My and I are friends with one of the biggest credit card guys in the world. He could probably get you like the best credit cards for the best lounges. You do have You do have it already. >> I don't know. I still don't know how to use it. >> You You know why? You know, you have to go to Card Rights app. They're not a sponsor on today's show. Card Right app. No, no. They they're great to us. Card Right. They could tell you which cards could get you into which lounges. >> They'll tell you everything. Everything. >> Everything. He had a question. >> What's his name? Geller. >> Kaim Geller. Number one of my first sponsors. So, >> CaMen Geller. Yeah. >> So, you had a question about do I go person to person? So, I'll tell you. I'll go a little bit I'll go some before the flight like um >> what's it? Um like um when you're waiting. Yeah, pre-boarding. I'll ask people I'll go I'll go up and down. Then I'll I also do pretty often I'll do um when you land by baggage claim, I'll ask a lot of people there. Actually, one time we were, it was right after um, >> by the way, baggage claim. When I landed two weeks ago from Israel, ll regular Newark or J, it was JFK coming back. JFK, we waited like an hour and 15 minutes for the What are they doing? What do they do with the luggages? They dance our compass with the luggage. That's like an hour and 15 minutes. I'm standing there. And by the way, those people are just sitting there bored. They'll put on film probably. >> Exactly. Um, he knows the spots. He knows the dead time. >> That's why I like baggage claim. Um, >> are you telling people you tell them no rush to get the suitcases off the plane? >> And also, no, you want to get your luggage or do it. Your little filling will help you. >> One time, um, my first >> the only thing that you can do. >> It was my first year. This is this is my first year when I was in yeshiva LA. So, this is a year I only opened up Instagram the next year, but this was a year before. Um, we are, so yes, LA goes till after Kipper, right? We got to leave Monk Kipper. Monday of Kipper. We took the redeye flight, land 6 am in New York the next day. 6 am I. I get off the plane. I get the baggage claim. I'm asking people left and right. End up getting six fill in there. And um the and Rab Farosh was actually on my flight with his whole family. And um his son-in-law ended up telling me uh weeks. >> You mentioned that name Farcash like 10 times already. We had we had a Farush on this. We had a Farash on the show and he >> We should have Amra on >> We should have Amram. He's the in LA. He's the Irish. I don't know where it is. >> What's he going to talk about? >> He He's an interesting guy. >> He sells insurance on the side. >> He can do anything you want. >> His brother. >> What do you mean? He's the He's the min It's like having the dean of Harvard on. >> You looking to have another Far Cash on? >> Oh, yeah. >> The Far Cushes will always be entertaining. You There's 12 siblings. I think you could have one after another. Um, what's it called? No, it happened to me. So, his son-in-law, Ry, Ben Shimone, told me like weeks later that like myviger was talking all about we get off the I'm doing the Robbie Farash accent, but we get off the plane and um >> with the accent, please. >> No, but it's his wife saying it. Um who's the Rosha's daughter. Um and it's not easy to to impress the Ro whatever. The point is we got off the plane and this kid's going around 6 a.m. There was 50 buck on the flight. You're the only one doing the >> only one doing mim or I went to the white house this year for Kaneka right you probably had 15 there from here from Palm Beach from DC from here from there you had a ton of me and one other guy from olive was the only people that brought filling I got 20 fill in the white house you got another >> 20 fillin in the white house >> just that time I was in the white house >> you're saying a lot of staffers are Jewish >> yeah everybody that came to the party >> are you on the Americas or what mushroom what's your aesthetic you >> ab I I mean you're in the DC. You let it put on film on other people club. How does the rules work? You >> Rabbi Shmpto is a close friend of mine. He lets anybody put on film with anybody. It's not it's not you don't have to worry about it. >> Y how do you handle a new >> I actually cool story. Rabbi Shento did um did a trip recently like two three weeks. >> He's the most influential guy in the world. The most connections >> after you maybe I'm saying but you guys are >> I think so. >> He could he could get he could get the president or the prime minister of any country on the phone probably in 10 minutes. No. >> Um, probably. What? What's the question? >> I'm saying he's like he's like the he's the the most powerful >> the best and the biggest opposite. Any prime minister could maybe get him on the phone. >> You see cl >> I like that. But um no, the story I was saying was if a few weeks ago um >> he did a trip and brought people to the white. He had like 40 people. They brought >> Who did? >> Rabbi Rabbi Shamto. >> A trip. No, he has a legacy legacy conference every year. >> Whatever that means. I don't know what it means. >> The big speakers loenthal. and they converge with a concert and they bring politicians. >> So the people >> I didn't I got offered >> 2500 bucks to go. What do you mean you would they they invited you? >> Somebody invited me. >> I would have given 180 towards it. >> Somebody invited me but I um I was out of town that day out of the country maybe. Um the point is >> couldn't make it. Put it in the calendar for next year. God willing. So um he he uh brought like I guess like the people from the conference a few of them come be by to come bring them into one of the buildings in the white one of the offices in the white house. They had like some senior staffers come and speak to them. So like one of >> basically only the really guys you know there's different levels. >> So one of the so a few people actually texted me after this um telling me that it wasn't on video but said like one of the one of the senior staffers got up and imagine this guy is on Trump's plane. He's n there's this guy. Nothing gets to the president's desk without him. One of the >> Did that that Chariff kids? >> YEAH, WILL SHARF. >> WHOA. YOU KNOW THE REBA GAVE him special attention. >> He did. Yes, that's true. >> So, it's all on video. It's all on a gem video. >> No, Will. >> Will is amazing. He's a good friend. Um, so Will got up in front of like these 40 people and said, "One of the highlights of my time serving here in the White House was going on the the front lawn of the the West Wing of the White House and wrapping fell in with Yasi Farah >> and uh he said it's one of the highlights of his time in the White House." >> A few people texted me and another friend of mine said um >> he was in Israel, bumped into him and he said the same thing like a few people sent me the same message like >> that was his highlight. That was that one of the high I'm saying this guy this guy doesn't go anywhere Trump doesn't go anywhere without him. Every single bill he ever signed in, every bill goes to his desk and he brings it to the president and the president asks him, "What am I signing? WHAT AM I DOING?" HE'S RUNNING THE WHOLE WORLD, THE SHARP KID. NOTHING GOES TO TRUMP'S DESK. HE TELLS TRUMP what to do. >> When I got he posted on on his social media, he uh posted a picture of me and him and wrote, "My good friend Yasi Pharaoh became a rabbi." >> He's a proud very proud obviously. >> Very proud. Yeah, I'm saying he's from he didn't put on from >> Yeah, he didn't put on where I don't know. I think he's from um to he didn't put on phone that day so he could put on phone with me in the west. We're walking around the White House together. He's telling the staffers we have a big celebrity here. He said I have to get special clearance for you when we have celebrities in the White House. Regular people, whatever. They got a they have a regular background check, but people with high profiles. I'm like, I don't think you consider me highrofile, but go ahead. >> And you're very humble. >> Um >> Yi, how do you handle the news on filling? Um I would say more barashem barem these days I >> most normal people can't handle no >> okay so I'll tell you >> does that make you not normal or you're high you don't care it doesn't take it personal how do people handle the no >> forgot the word ra uses but he says how much I mashuga is not the right word he used but he used a different word >> say I don't know the word he used but like >> autistic >> no autistic is not the right word either um forgot the word I'll have to check um whatever the point is I've been doing uh You're meeting me now when I'm 22 years old, but I've been doing this since >> You're 22. >> Yeah. >> In my mind, you're like 38. You've already been around the world 500 times. You've met everybody. You're 22. >> Yeah. Just a kid. >> I'm old enough to be a father. >> No, but I've been doing handle now. I handle the no. >> Yes. I've been doing MS since I'm 10 years old. >> Okay. >> Um, you've been doing M which was not You don't even put on film until three years later. You weren't putting on derby in the midst. I would go on MS every week just to watch other people. >> You didn't recruit. >> What? >> You wasn't the one that did the pitch. Oh, you want to hear a good recruiting story? >> Yeah. >> So, when I was in when I was in LA, I used to work um I used to help out on Matt with Rabbi Danny Alulian, who is a good friend of mine in Beverly Hills with the Beverly Hills. The Persians >> with the Persians. He's his father's the rabbi there and he's the rabbi of the high school. High school has like maybe eight or nine00 students and at least 500 of them are Yidden. >> So, um we we I would go with I would go every Friday. >> You're saying it's a Jewish public school that they let some go, man. >> Yeah, exactly. Um, so I would go I would bring a group of five six buck with me every week >> for free. >> You're going to like this story. Um, oh these kids they have $10 million houses. They see a free donut, they go crazy. >> But um, no. So we go there every week and um, >> strict diet. So they can't get the donut. >> So one day I got >> unlimited uh, >> one day I decided I want to get more kids to put on the phone. Let's get donuts. Every kid that puts on the phone, we're gonna give a donut. >> Jelly donuts. >> Um, no. We get >> not a $10 donut. >> No, like not a $10 donut. We were paying like $2 maybe. Um, >> but you know the $2 donut, the guy was making profit. The $10 donut, they don't make any profit. It's all cassett. >> Okay. So, I got in touch with this guy. You know Joel Wallace? Just the events. You know, Joe Wallace, he does the the food show and the real estate and you know what I'm talking about or no? >> Yeah. >> So, he's he's a great guy. Pow. Yes. He's a great guy from um from Tom's River. Somehow I was in contact with him. Asked if he would like to sponsor. He said, "I'm sponsoring it. I'm taking upon myself every week. This is my this is my" and he would get his friends to sponsor with him. They sponsor like $100 or whatever, $150 towards donuts every week. >> By the way, talking about sponsorships, I used to always hear sayat emissaries have to fund raise millions. Like, ask for a million, at least you'll get 50,000. But, and this is something that I I tell people all the time, when you call up somebody for a nonforprofit and you tell them a small project, I've never gotten a no. That means if I have a shaw, if I call somebody up and say, "We need to do something now. It cost $550." It's almost impossible to get a no. If you ask $50,000 for a project, people are very comfortable to say no. And then when you say, "But could you at least give $550?" They say, "I don't know if I want to do the project." If you need a small number, the answer is always going to be yes. I'm just I I I'm happy that you're saying this. >> Okay. >> Call the donuts. Nobody's saying no to sponsor donuts. >> Okay. So we give donuts to every kid that puts on film. But then we had a problem. The girls came and said, "What about us?" We gave them shabas candles. We can't give them a donut. >> Why not? Why not? >> We have enough donuts to give to every girl and whatever. >> Call them back up. >> Got a thousand girls. Um, >> okay. Go on. >> Okay. So what do we do? We We had a deal with the girls. >> Every guy they brought to put on film, they would get a donut. >> But then the goyam came. They wanted a donut. >> Y to put on. >> Yeah. So I'd have pushed kids with the name Muhammad going getting yed and getting his Jewish classmates. kid didn't want his friend his Jewish friend didn't want to put up. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I NEED MY DONUT. Give me put up tillin. And basham we used to get like 40 or 50 tillin and you know rabbid and now raidani um every single year 10 of the around give or take between 8 to 12 kids around 10 or 10ish go he sends them to myote or any of the yeshivas there every single year he sends kids to yeshiva. These kids about to become bachoist. There's a kid last week >> last week or two coach got engaged to lobure kid my age 22 or 23 >> from the donuts. HE WAS A DONUT. YEAH, I WAS GIVING HIM DONUTS LEFT AND right to go put He had an afro and a this. He went to Sheridal. He went to He became from went to Sheridal went on and just got engaged. >> Mishi and I have a project that we've been talking about since the day even before we started the podcast that not enough are sending their kids to >> sending their students their you want to call them their children. You raise a child, it's as if you father them. They're not sending them to >> It's so true. >> And here you're telling me one sends on average 10 a year. >> 10 a year every single year. teach to reach out to Rabbi Danny Alian and have him teach find out how you send how to send Jewish students to yes another another problem Danny has is uh not problem whatever another perk to this is he's sending so many kids to so these Persian parents don't want to send their kids to Shiva takes him months to convince them finally convinces them they are definitely not paying for it so um and my note is not so good at raising scholarship funds He used to go raise like I don't know 15 or $20,000 per it's like $200,000 a year but he we didn't find him one year that like because it's an amazing investment. Imagine push it >> saving lives >> these kids saving lives let's say 10 of them let's say five of them go back and whatever and they become a lot better you them but not from a at least five of those kids are becoming from for life and building from families the greatest investment >> high ROI >> huge ROI >> men um no I feel like you need a >> talking about ROI >> we would not be here today without our corporate sponsors you know we're having on a shar of the reb you know we need to have sponsors for this wonderful, wonderful podcast. >> Does it need to be that close? >> And we are so proud of our corporate sponsors. We have with us PZ deals. We're in the uh days of um Amazon days. Like Chevus Amazon, you cannot shop. Do you know you cannot shop on Amazon without first checking the PZ deals app, which is >> I have a question for you. Yeah. Is it true you guys were the first people to meet the man behind PZ Deals? >> Basically, the story with PZ Deals is that I'm in the car with Moshi. walk out of the uh gym one day. We go to the gym almost every day. I got to make up for all the got to make up for all the We don't talk about it. We don't my head security. So, we do not talk about where we go. >> Anyways, we come out of the gym and this guy calls up Mishi and he introduces himself like he's very humble guy as the uh the owner of PZ Deals and I everybody knows PZ Deals needs no introduction. >> And he's like my wife said I have to call you. She watches your podcast and why are not >> what does PZ stand for? >> Wait, what does it stand for? We have to figure this out for the next part. >> We're going to find out. And Mushi's like, "No, I only want to meet you in person." He's like, "No, no, no. We're going to sign a deal right now. We're going to sign a deal right now." I'm like, "Mushi's like, "No, I got to meet you." Anyways, it took my guys I don't know. Mushy was so stubborn. Mushy was so stubborn. It took at least six weeks until we signed the deal because Moshi wanted to meet the guy and when we left, Mosi got out of him that he doesn't meet anybody. But we had the privilege of meeting the uh owner CEO of Pezy Deals and we're very very proud. I just want to let my >> coming on the show as a guest. >> What? >> We are hoping to get him as a guest. >> We my biggest honor. Hold on. I want to He says something very interesting. Something I know and I experience all the time. >> Most 99% of people are uncomfortable to go on camera. So Yasi's initial >> like myself >> founding point that people don't want to put themselves out there. Therefore, they can't be have he said I need someone to force a camera in my face. >> Fil me. >> I was there when he said it >> and then put it on. And I actually do have the video. I'm going to put it up soon. I just want to make sure we had enough sponsorship money come in and before I take you ruin the relationship before I strongly advise not to post it anywhere. Let's make sure you >> got to post it better. But he says I need someone to film me to force me and then and and what I found. >> But you know what? >> If you're having a hard time with social media, have someone force a video on your face. Literally throw you in the water and let figure out how to swim. >> You do that service for people now. >> I do that service very often. It's one of my missions in life to get people on camera. No, I really feel it's a mission to force people onto camera. >> I don't think my followers ever been on camera. >> Not yet. >> I feel like PZ deals is the ultimate heir. More important than the U and the Kuffk when you want to buy when you buy when you buy online. When you buy online, you could be getting ripped off. Terribly ripped off. When something is on PZ deals in any category you have to shop, you could go to PZ deals. They have the link. You know that they did all the research. They're doing this for decades and you're getting the best deal. Shop with confidence with the kosher heir of PZ deals. >> I love it. >> Let me get some butcher going on over here. CH Butcher is our first sponsor ever. >> No way. >> CH Butcher has the most amazing deli >> butcher shop and five-star restaurant. The Butcher on Troy Avenue in Brooklyn. The Kosher Deli on Albany Avenue. The highest quality American Angus beef in the world with the best heir. >> I love it. >> Usually when you buy meats from CH Butcher, it was chef >> going to Mexico City today. Should I bring some? >> Yeah. Yeah, bring a bunch of bags. It's on us. >> Give you some. >> We're going to give you some. >> So make sure to shop and dine at CH Butcher. We have Mushi Aloe. >> A lot of sponsors. >> We know that aloe and aloe vera >> aloe was a pants. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no, no. That's aloe. Aloe. This is aloe. So basically pure aloe is aided. It's a very very very hard to take the aloe um um um plant and make it kosher into a drink. So my friend in Williamsburg has been doing this for decades. He has one of the only kosher plants in the world that makes aloe drinks. >> You dropped the word decades without really knowing if it's decades. >> He >> you just said PZ deals decades. I don't know. And this >> PC deals is probably 20 years. So that's two decades. >> It's not 20 years. >> You want to make sure we deal high level of trust here. So the decades >> the aloe drink is very very very delicious. Very very healthy. >> I'm sure he's doing for decades. >> A lot of it's very healthy. It's natural. It's absolutely delicious and nutritional. It comes in the 17 bottle. >> Why don't you just Why don't you do the ads? Um why do you do that in the middle of the pod? >> Cuz we got to get everybody captivated on what keeps us motivated. >> No, just put it in middle. >> Yeah, we're in the middle before. Put them in middle. >> Oh, he doesn't get it doesn't happen. Nobody wants to play repeat, rinse, repeat. We're doing this for real. >> People want Yosi Farrell commenting on their product. >> Everybody knows the rule. One drink. >> Anyways, >> it's uh only 60 calories. There we go. >> Um natural. If I'm holding the bottle, I just got to get a sip. It's just too good. >> Wow. >> It's addictive. Once you pop, you can't stop. >> Okay. Pure available where all kosher where all kosher products are sold. >> What's this orange thing? >> Now we're talking. Now, when it comes to alcohol, it has a hure, >> it's made out of the sugar. It's made out of the uh the um the sugar of the um the sugar cane. >> Oh, wow. >> They use the leaves. They use the um the soil. >> It's infused into liquor. Inspired >> dish. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's the most delicious alcohol in the world. It's an it's an an artisal spirit made in um Colombia. Bakan. We were at the alcohol show last week. Everybody was swamping their booth. Swamping. Swamping. >> Do you guys go to all the shows? >> Oh, we go to all the shows. We get the best product. We have to choose the best products. We like to twill. We go after the big guys. We We go over to the companies that we want to represent and we get them to sponsor. >> I have a question for you. When you're at these shows, do you bring tillin with you? >> We have to start copying your ways. We have to go in your ways and start doing this. >> I want at least. Is it too much to say to get one a day? Is that a lot? Is that too much? >> I want to tell you something. When I was a bakar, I used to go on Fridays and put on with people. I have not been doing for many, many, many years. >> Okay, so this I'm embarrassed. I'm embarrassed. >> THIS IS ACTUALLY ONE OF THE main >> publicly embarrassing yourself. This is one of the main bakan is the finest spirit you could find. It's made by artisal brewers. It's delicious. Their products are packaged well. There's no hangovers. >> I love it. >> There's no hangovers. It's delicious. Yes. You going to say, >> "I don't drink, but they don't drink. >> You don't drink any alcohol?" I >> if you were going to have alcohol, it should only be banan. You get two two different types of bakan in a box. How much is that box? >> 30 or 40 retail. Hold on. >> Basically, they're giving they're giving it away. We're already deep into the summer and people are realizing now they need a new car. You're driving in the country. You're driving in the rain, in the fog. You need a safe car with good traction, good on mileage, that you're not being overcharged. You must call my friends Saul or Izzy at Wheels. >> They know what they're doing. They know how to get the credit and they know how to get you those deals. I tell guys, "How much you paying for that car?" They're like, "200 bucks a month, 300, 400." Most of them don't even know how much they're paying. They said it's so smooth and the prices were so low. They said after a few second check online, they're like, "Just send the car over. >> I think my needs a new car." >> We were there. We were there this week. They were discussing numbers. They were looking at models. They were running vins. They do used, they do new, they do buyout. Anything wheel related. Wheels. That's why they It's just wheels. Anything wheel related, you call my friends at wheels and you know you are going to be in the best hands possible. Okay, we got everybody. I think we're I think I think we're covered. >> We're working on a lot more big heavy hitter corporate sponsors. Mashem, we're growing and growing. We we make you give us the money and we turn it into spiritual stuff. >> I love it. >> Yi. >> Okay. So, we we're in the middle of something. >> In the middle of something. >> What are we in the middle of? >> What are you in the middle of? >> So, when's the last time you wrapped with someone? >> I'm so embarrassed. I used to be very involved in and I have not been rapping f with people for very long. >> There's no mitzvah. There's no mitzvah in being embarrassed. There's a mitzvah in taking upon yourself. So, do you think you could do one in a day, two in a week? What do you think is good for you? We'll start. You're going to set it. You're going to sit >> being in your presence, which is a present to be in your presence. Um, it is intimidating and it's out of my natural comfort zone now to stop people and ask them to put on fillin, but I have to now get it back as a lab. I have to get it back into my uh vocabulary. I have a brother-in-law, Johan Gordon, that lives in Tarzana, California. He's the son of Rabbi Byan Alvash and the grandson of Sha Gordon Alvasham. And they are fillin addicts. The Gordens are addicts. He keeps twilling on him 24 hours. I don't know. 24 hours a day. I don't know in the night. You don't do twilling. My brother-in-law stops people every single day and gets them to put on >> What does that have to do with you? >> No, what I'm saying is that there are people >> I didn't ask about them. I asked about you. >> I want to now become like you and your I want it to become part of my vocabulary. >> What's your >> I'm scared to make a because you when I make that's when I don't do it. >> Okay. So, what about you? >> When we stop when we start seeing people, we we have to we have to start asking. You keep filling your car. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you keep you keep filling in your car? >> I'm sorry. You know what that answer is? I'm sorry. >> Do you keep filling in your car? >> I have to make it a habit. >> Okay. It's not so hard. Just leave the fill in. You need a nude pirate fill in just for a time if you'd like. I could probably help you get one. But um but yeah, I think I don't think this is a special case by you. I think there's so many people like thank God up until I started doing say like my father told me he had he hadn't wrapped film with someone in 25 years and now bar hashem I've over the last couple years I've seen my father get countless fill in I I hope to change my terrible ways and start asking people to put on fill in it's not but that was you actually my question that I was about to ask you got there I know growing up that your father your illustrious father Mendy Pharaoh I know your mother she speaks to she's friends with my sister-in-laws and my We I we flew back from Florida last year together. I think it was a mushki Benjamin's wedding. We were on the same flight. We got back of Chabas. Very very kind, very wonderful, nice people. As far as I know, your father is a very successful uh businessman. He owned a big company. I think he was bought out for a gazillion dollars. I'm not going there. Barashem I think >> that's how he knows how to handle the gazillion. >> Affluent affluent wealthy Barashem family. But I never knew your father to be like a guy that runs around the streets taking selfies, putting on film with people. You grew up in Crown Heights. >> I did. >> When did you and you said this California story, but >> when did it get started? >> There has to be something that you saw growing up that you we have to give your parents some of the credit. >> Okay. So, I'll tell you. My grandfather was rabbi to Manchester. >> What's his name? >> Rabbi Kaim Faroh. >> Pharaoh is a famous name. Yeah. >> Um, so I'll tell you. Actually, >> you have in California? >> No. >> Feel like Berkeley was somebody Nobody who's never in Berkeley. Who we mixing him up with? I don't even know. >> Not sure. Um, maybe Schwarzy. >> I don't know. Um, okay. So I actually learned this recently and I was uh very honored to hear this but I heard this at one of my cousins uh that my grandfather was during during that time when the Reba was starting in the my grandfather was in yeshiva in Berno and he was the first person to start Mitsim in Berno and as we all know today in Brunis crazy a lot of people not crazy but like amazing um a lot of people um that that know my grandfather have come over to me and said we like we see Brazil Um we see a resemblance a resemblance and actually a beautiful story of the um so my grandfather didn't my grandfather didn't grow up kabad he grew up like modern orthodox from he grew up in London and his father passed away when he was like 14 years old and he lived a lot by his his like his grandparents kind of like adopted him sort of and like took care of him um and uh his grandparents basically um so he he basically went to when he was like 17 or so or so he went to yeshiva in he learned under underb >> Arambach some big huge huge massive major stuff >> I sold off yachts farmed from he was safe from age the first safer ever on electricity >> oh wow considered one of the biggest gad was on par with our fine there so my grandfather learned under him and while he was there um Rabbi Sagal and would have like under underground uh Tanya lessons and Tanya Shirum. My grandfather started learning Tanya and he loved it. He was anybody that starts learning Tanya, they they got instantly addicted and he he eventually switched over to go learn 770. He was learning 770 becoming and one day his his grandparents who were kind of like his his guardians came to visit the Rebba. They went to the Reba they're like we have a big problem over here. We want our grandson to become a dentist and he's sitting here rapping filling with people. Um like we can't we can't have this happen. They're you know English people. Uh very square >> proper. >> Yeah. Very proper. Um >> for Sean bias reasons. I'm not going to comment. >> Is your wife English? My father's English. Um um no. So basically my sobba asked him a question. said, "Tell me a little bit about your grandparents." So they start saying, "My grandparents were with long beards and pis and this and that." He went over to my grandfather and then he my great my grandfather's grandfather. Then he went over to my grandfather's grandmother and she said similar thing like yeah he would host all their abundant when they would come visit London and this and that. So the Reba said a lot of times it happens that the grandchild's grandchild goes back to his grandfather's grandfather's ways that um sometimes it skips a generation. And uh um but but at the end of the day, it always comes back. Um and the Reb ended off saying, "I'm taking personal responsibility that you're going to have a lot of nas from him and I'm going to take care of him." And the Reba had a very close relationship with my grandfather. My grandfather ended up in the 80s, he ended up building the largest in the world in um when the Reb started the project in uh in honor of the Reb's father, maybe his 40th yard site or something like that. The Reb um said like maybe 40. sense because in 40 he passed away in 44 maybe in the mess. Yeah. In Manchester in Manchester he built the largest. He had a pool and a restaurant and I he was a big um he still is barely United or City. >> What >> is he Manchester United or City? >> He's like me. We go Knicks. Um whatever team's winning that's Yeah, that's where we're going. >> You want to be with the winners Jesse? >> 100% >> clearly. >> Um yeah. And then my father started a show here in Crown Heights. Bash was part of the founding members. Um, no, but but uh um yes. So, how did I get started myself? >> So, you're saying it comes from your grandfather? >> Yeah. It was in the blood. I didn't realize >> 100%. But um I'll tell you how I personally got started. So, when I was about 10 or 10 years old, maybe nine years old, >> get home every Friday. I didn't have any older brothers or anything or uh >> You're the oldest. >> Yeah, I'm I have an older sister. >> Uhhuh. Um, and um, I would get home >> and I was bored, whatever. So, my mother called up. I had this tutor that, his name is Rabbi Danny Lullian, who's a rabbi now in Beverly Hills. >> Oh, you just Oh, you went you circled around. >> It circled around. He's my tutor when I was eight or nine. He was a bacher. Now he's married with eight or nine kids and I I was uh eight years old. Um, >> man, he has crazy energy. >> Oh, he's amazing. Um, so my mother called him up and said, "Uh, you're going home every day." or maybe he offered and said, "Hey, can you take Yasi and a friend and start going?" So, I'm a cayenne. So, uh he would take me and he's Persian and we'd go visit a lot of Persians in the city in the garment district. So, every every week I would do for all the Persians >> 20 times. >> Every time he didn't realize he was using him every time he would say and the Persians would throw money into Pushka and they were in the pizza shop the other >> by money you mean they were putting in quarters. Hope we have no Persians watching the show. >> Keep on hitting on. >> Are we hitting on those Persians today? >> I know a lot of Persians. Um, >> you know what? >> The Persians that are watching, we need you to we need you to change the the uh the the the the name stereotypes. So, start writing out hard checks to there's a Persian guy that I know. >> You show us it's not quarters. >> There's a Persian guy that Rabbi Danny introduced me to that I became very close with. Name's Joshua Bonnie JMR. He's a big character in Beverly Hills. Um, but she sent me to a Persian dentist. He did a a cavity for me, a big cavity for free. And I was going to do a selfie, an advertising. HE'S LIKE, "NO, NO, NO. I DON'T WANT ANYBODY KNOWING ABOUT ME. DON'T TELL ANYBODY." >> I don't want any Jewish customer. >> I was trying not to I was trying not to say the anti-Semitic. >> We We knew what you meant. >> No. So, um, he has to spell everything out. >> He has to be a super generous guy. He's an art client of mine. That's how I met him. He breaks all the stereotypes of person generous giving nicest guy. >> He never negotiates. So uh >> back to the story. So I was having >> created the stereotype and we broke it. >> So I was in New He was in New York when I was in yeshiva. So we went out to dinner and I'm sitting at dinner and I'm like you're not the typical person. You're like a generous guy. You give charity whatever I give him. You're so generous. He's like I go for my he's like my mother or whatever grandmother's Israeli. I consider myself Israeli like I don't know if that's better but whatever. Um uh what's it called? Okay. So I was doing that up until Judaism >> up until like >> I think so far the only people we like here are like three people in Bar Park. >> No, we like our sponsors. >> It's only because I don't know them yet. Um >> um what's it called? No. So then >> you get to know them. They already put on film. >> Yeah. No, I put on film with a lot of um Okay. So then uh >> 10 years old Danny Lulian. >> Yes. I did that for a good Danny L. >> I went So that was a good couple years. Then I started going I went to Gro Parksville to BMD. I come back after the summer started going my counselor um uh two counselors um Yro Pner from Boston and Mendel from um B Harbor. So I started going with them and me and my friend would go and we realized we're not really doing mine. We're just watching them put on the fillin. It's kind of getting boring. So, we decided we'll go start our own route. So, >> breakaways, >> mushrooms. What age? >> This is uh 13, right after mitzvah. >> Seems already breaking the system, making his own little connections. I like it. I like it. >> So, we we we thought about it. Where's the most Jewish area? So, we decided we'll go to Wall Street where all the money happens. Um, so you got to Wall Street. >> Occupy Wall Street. >> Oh, 100%. Um, I actually wrapped the film with the guy who occupied Wall Street, the CEO of GameStop. Uh I think that's I don't even know. Um no so back to uh back to the point back to the story. So me and a friend would start going we'd go doortodoor um >> you were out of Wall Street for a few months. No >> I was >> with my cats. Yep. >> You lived there? >> No. >> I was I I was a bucker for >> six months with the great berries. >> Six months or six minutes? >> Six months. >> Oh wow. >> It was my first real job in my life. >> Wow. I haven't gotten that level yet. >> Um, >> it was my last show. >> Okay. So, so basically me and my friends start going and we would knock on doors asking people, "Are you Jewish?" And we started getting a few fill. We get like two or three filling every week. Finally one day we see a muzz on a door. So we go, we walk in, "Excuse me, are you Jewish?" He says, "No." We're all surprised. There's a muzz on the door. You could look, you look Jewish from a mile away. Um, I'm like, "You sure you're not Jewish?" He says, "No, I'm not Jewish." So I walk out, but I knew the guy was Jewish. I decided I'll come back next week and maybe he'll have a different answer. So I came back the next week. I'm like, "Excuse me, sir. You're Jewish." He's like, "You were here last week. Please never come back again." And if I think about like rejections, that was like one of my harder rejections. Especially I was 13 years old. >> You still you still didn't start. So you don't know about real rejections. >> Um to what you didn't know real rejections. >> Yeah. No, I hope I hope I don't experience >> I don't think you're going to get any rejections. I think between the charming good looks, the uh financial success, the uh spiritual success, the personality, I think the Shatanam are probably smashing down your door already. So, how do you guard the door? Your poor mother. She probably can't get out. Every time she looks at her phone, there's 40 resumes. >> Why Why you not married? You're 22. It's still young. What's >> saying? I just finished Mik like a week ago. >> You started You started. >> I have not. I I think on my travel schedule's a little crazy now, but I hope to uh >> maybe you could tell them your travel schedule's crazy, but if they want to meet you, let's say next week in Dallas for an hour, you know, maybe in a lounge, maybe in one of these AMX lounges, you know, >> not a bad idea. Why guys always package claim? >> Yeah, the guys are always chasing after the girls to meet them and meet them, you know, whatever. I think the girls should have to go after the guys. If anything, I heard that there's more guys than there's more than more girls than guys. So, I think we should change it around a little. No, >> you should be a shin. I I I can't I >> I made my first shock last year. I made my sister shock, but I actually Whoa. Who's the hubaki boy? >> His name Schneer Cohen from uh North Carolina on there. >> Oh, beautiful. >> His family. Um but um actually I started doing with a lot of a lot of girls reach out. They're like uh a lot of the guy I post guys young guys putting on every day. >> Yeah. You put post guys that are worth $3 billion and the girls are reach the girls are reaching out. >> The best they're not after his money. after his nishama, right? >> I wrapped the phone with this kid. Um, 28-year-old kid >> picture and they said, "Okay, >> I wrapped the phone with this 28-year-old guy and his father took over his father got a high position in the White House and he took over his father's business. Happens to be a$ 15 billion bank on Wall Street." >> They'll go out with him. >> So, no. >> 15 billion Wall Street, the White House. We'll give him a try. >> They're about to >> Some girls like, I don't know why, but this guy really caught my eye. >> Caught your eye. >> I'm like, I'll ask if he's single. Um, no, but a a lot of girls reach out. I started um I started setting up the guys and the sometimes the guys could reach out, but um I start I started setting up people Bar Hashem. Um not Labavich, but um >> don't reach out to you. >> No, thank God. Um my mother did like I I don't know if she wants >> She's very very popular. Mimi Mimi Pharaoh. >> Uh Merie. Yeah, >> Mary Farah. Yeah, I heard a few of my friends. >> Vince, I'll tell you how it started. Um my my cousin was having a bar mitzvah party and like a Super Bowl um one of those sports bars in the city and it runs in the family. We don't really care about sports that much. So my mother got bored during the party. I don't know how the idea came to but she says she'll make in the Reb's house. She'll do um like for 20 30 women that that their kids are like struggling maybe with or whatever to go dive in the Reb's house. She ended up setting it up for it was two weeks later it was she ended up setting up for them. She ended up having like 250 women come that um and now and this was in 2018. So we're going on like eight or nine years. She's been doing it almost every month, maybe a few month break during COVID, but almost every month for the last eight years. She has a good 100, 200, sometimes even 300 women that come and ding for shookim. Then she would do like singles events and um and yeah, thank God um she's made on like dozens of >> I'm petrified that we're like an hour and a half, two hours into the show and we missed everything. We're we have to get to the meet and potatoes. >> Okay, so back to >> So I have like five questions lined up and Mishi probably has 10 questions lined up and we're gonna I'm petrified. We're gonna people You had them on the show and you didn't talk about it. It's all about what? >> You have people that you meet for breakfast, lunch, dinner, parties, fill and wraps. You have the most influential, most powerful people in the world. Some of these people that you have on are extremely controversial. You You're apolitical. You're just here for Judaism, God, Messiah, making a braha together. Do you have any rules of somebody that you will not meet because of a political stance or a general stance they took on Israel or the Jewish people that you say I will not meet or you're neutral? You're the olive branch. Anybody in the world that reaches out to you and they want to have lunch with you, you'll meet with them. >> So the big decisions that I make myself, I'll consult with the Mashbia. Um >> yeah, but Mashia is private. So you're hiding behind the term Mashia. Like I don't know who I >> No, I didn't ask you. I'm saying are there people you met with a guy Axi Axiom like a guy that's into good looks. What's it called? >> Clvicular. >> Clavvicular. >> I don't know him personally. I know he's very famous. But there's people there like there's there's like a whole movement of like everything in life is about looking good and they preach about like >> he's the leader. >> Yeah. No, but some of them they >> get people to smash him. >> He's he's the Australian guy. >> 60 Minutes Australia had on a guy that's into looks that he tells people to smash their bones. And I was like I was repulsed. I'm saying he tells people to do physical body harm and like it people I'm all into like the inside. Who cares if you're fat? Who cares if you're what people would call ugly? Like just focus on your just be happy. Be proud of who you are. A lot of the things these people preach I'm not him. I I don't know what I don't even know who he don't preach. You know >> what I'm saying is is that >> are there people that you say, you know what, I don't like what they stand for. I don't want to meet with them. Or you meet with anybody. Um >> because you took terrible terrible heat on social media from somebody that likes to make a lot of noise. >> Yeah, there's nobody nobody of uh nobody I respect gave me heat on that. There's people there are there was like one or two actually funny one of the guys from Apac um a guy I'm friends with reached out to me. How could you meet him? Blah blah blah. an hour before he reached out, his biggest donor, he he runs APA pack in a certain city in America. And the biggest donor in that city reached out to me and said, "I would love to invite Clvicular over to my house." >> SO THEN I DIDN'T EVEN MENTION THAT TO HIM. I said he'll see a picture after it happens. >> Is he Jewish? Yi >> who? Clvicular. Yeah, >> he is. Did he do to fill in? >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> Is he good-looking? >> I mean, I haven't shared that publicly yet, but you'll have the exclusive. >> Is he good looking? Cuz he preaches good looks. Is he good-looking? >> I'm not really into men, so I don't really judge. Um, but um, no, I think I think he's he's 20 years old. He's younger than me. >> What? So, tell me what's controversial about him that somebody would make so much smoke and mirrors about how bad he is. What was it like meeting him in person? >> Okay, I'll tell you. So, he um, he's 20 years old. He became famous, let's say maybe six months ago. um a week or two after he became famous, he got invited to go um go out to a club with a few uh known uh people that don't like Yodan so much. >> Mhm. >> And um they sing some nagunim nun is not the right word. They sing some songs that um wouldn't be the right songs for Freden. Not even uh not even a whatever not even any song that a Jewish person should >> sing or listen to >> or even not Jewish whatever they sing anti-semitic songs. >> Okay, here we go. Getting got into >> and um there were people that were next to him that did the Hitler salute. O um so people so because he was in that room he was associated with all of them and um >> maybe because he didn't condemn it >> and he didn't condemn it. Correct. Um we're not here to judge people. We're not here at the judg reaches out to me and says, "I have a guy from my community that um just moved to Miami and he um he's a manager for a very famous guy." Talking about managers, I shout out to the best warehouse manager in the world, Kesky B. Go on. >> Okay. Um he says, "This guy in my community, can I introduce you guys?" I said, "Sure." Hopped on a call with the guy. The guy told me my client is glicular and um whatever. We spoke for a while and he's actually like I was I was talking to Glavicular and cuz I'm a Jewish guy. I wear Yamaka. I wear tits. Whatever. I keep shabas. He he mentioned to me he's like, "Oh, by the way, my mother's mother's Jewish. Like I grew up my father's Catholics. I grew up Catholic, but my mother's mother was Jewish. I don't know what that means to Judaism, but stop. I'm just mentioning like he mentioned it side. manager explained to him that by Yiddish can we go by your mother and if your mother's Jewish you're Jewish. So um >> and he's one of the most good-looking guys in the world and we know the garra says that Jewish women are gorgeous. Now we see noise. >> So he's Jewish >> Brad Pitik. >> Okay. So he um he says we set up a call. We had a call together. He was really respectful, really nice and he said decided well let's meet in person. Um so they flew me out and um came and had lunch with him. We sat in Accasha restaurant Feben for like a good hour, hour and a half. Then I took him over. I went to go >> point the microphone stand. >> That's the mic makes noise. >> Okay. Um >> I'm fi with him and then we go to a supermarket. Next door I go to get myself a coffee. He walks in the supermarket. The manager realized who he is. Then the owner then the every person in the store realized who he was. Um so they asked >> you were >> obviously they realized me first but no I'm kidding. Um do you go private security ever? >> No. Do you feel safe? You you're millions of people multi-millions of people know you. You're not you know it's not a security risk to go you know. I'm being serious. >> What? >> I'm being serious >> doing the mit. I work for the >> I was walking back from the kaiso a few weeks ago Friday night. I got surrounded by bakim. you know, whatever. I was like, yo, >> you need security to say >> I don't know. And I'm only like a fraction of what he is. I'm saying, >> well, don't forget like I'm I'm always on my way to doing a mitzvah. So, like >> exactly. Um, actually a friend of mine, whatever. Back to the story. >> But also, when you're coming back from mitzvah, you can't get harmed. So, you're either always coming or going from >> 100%. Um, no. So, so then they realized who was they asked him could you take a video. So I told them what's the most Jewish thing you have in the store. They said cholant. So they brought over some cholant and I asked him could you review the challenge. We did a chant review. It got millions of views. Whatever >> makes him fat the ch I don't know if it's >> it's not going to make him look good. By the way the ch oil he's got pimples coming out of his face the next day. >> The cicular chill. >> Oh yeah. Then I >> Why did he reach out? Was he trying to make himself look good with Jews again? Was it a PR? Nothing to do with Judaism. >> Okay. >> Um, >> so why did they reach out to you then? >> What was their agenda? >> Um, it's a good question. >> You touched the raw nerves just now because you find that these guys will say, some people will say the most crazy anti-semitic scene and then Yum Kipper, they're in a shul talking about repentance and like Ninveet and like they give the sh a half a million dollar donation on the way out and like they try to capture themselves without like a Mel Gibson situation. >> They flew you out. So, what do you think about people that say anti-semitic things and then a few weeks later they meet with a rabbi and give a fat check and they go to the Holocaust Museum for 9 minutes? >> He's a direct beneficiary. >> No, but what do you think? It's so easy to do chuva. You should have to come to like 770 for like three frains and know how 770 not just the Holocaust Museum with air conditioning for 10 minutes. Shouldn't there be a project how you do chuva? >> No, for sure. >> Come on. The Clappy Frank showed you he put on film for the first time. I think that's a pretty big deal. >> Um Miami was there. Yeah, we did it in the Shelva Harbor. >> I think I'm the Kabad House for Kulu. >> Which where did he eat the challenge? Which store was it? >> It's called The Grove. It's a supermarket there in Miami. >> Orange. That's it's it's Yeah. Yeah. Right at the corner there. Yeah. Yeah. >> Exactly. We did it in Ze Tamir's. >> Um. >> Yeah. No, so I had a great experience with him. He was >> Did Ze ask him which watch he wears? Excuse me, sir. Is that a Daytona 22369? >> Has Z been on yet? >> Not yet. We did invite him. >> We had on already. We already had on a huge rabb of watches. Manny. The great Manny. >> Oh, wow. I saw that. >> The great Manny. >> Wow. >> How were you guys able to get him? >> Um, >> a client. >> I'm not going to say names, but a very close friend of mine is a big client of his, and I went with him to look at watches. So, I kind of like had a cell phone number. Not that he gives it out to the whole world. He has five phones on him, but like um it was persistence. He first said no and whatever, but he's he's he's a great guy. He's good. He's great. He's from Yeah. He tried to hide his Bkharian side. He's great. He is great. Um, >> hold on. Were you back talking about your story? >> What? >> About Wall Street and you started your own route. >> Oh, yeah. I was in the middle of a story. >> Did you finish it or you didn't finish? >> No, I didn't finish that story. >> Okay, so back to that story. Um, okay. So, the guy tells me I'm not Jewish. He says leave. Yeah, I leave. Few months later, I'm walking down the street asking people, "Dude, Phil, finally find the guy." I'm like, "Excuse me, are you Jewish?" He says, "Yeah." I'm like, "Let's rap to fill in." He says, "I actually rap to fill in every single day. Today I was in a rush to work. I didn't have a chance, but I don't want to rap outside." So I said, "Look, let's walk to like a lounge nearby." And um we start walking. He's like, "My son has a store right near him. Why don't we go to my son's store?" >> So we end up walking into his son's store. We end up doing Twillin. And the guy the store owner's face goes red purple. He gets all embarrassed because it's the same guy that threw me out of his store telling me he's not Jewish. So after his son um after he goes, "Why don't you wrap filling on my son?" Said, "That's your son? He told me he's not Jewish." >> Um >> you ratted him out. >> I was 13. I was 14. And I good. >> I had some guts then. Um >> so he's like, "What did he tell you?" He said, "Come back here next week." And um that's what I did and ended up grabbing with him probably hundreds of times since go to his office >> store his store. A few weeks ago I got him a pair of he started putting on every day. Imagine the story happened when I was 13. I'm 22 nine years ago. Um Barash >> nine-year deal. >> Nine year closing. >> No, he closed the next week every nine years. He bought his own fill nine years later. >> Yeah. No, for sure. Could you tell us some of the most famous celebrities, influential, powerful people that you've met and what the perception about them is without getting to know them and what it was like getting to know them on a personal level? Um, I'll give you Bill Aman for example, one of the biggest financial um, managers in the world. I know you met him and you had a very good spra with him. What's it like meeting him in person? What's his personal life like? What it was, you know? >> So, I gave Bill a call. Bill, I heard a I heard a rumor that Bill Aman answers his phone. I got his phone number and I said, "Hi, excuse me. Is this Bill Aman?" He said, "Bill speaking." I told him, "My name is Yasi Farah. I rap to fill in with the most most important um most influential Jews in the world. I would love to rap fill in with you and um I would love to rap fill in with you. I think it would inspire many people." Mama's a 42nd call. >> This after October 7th, >> this is Yeah. September of 2024. Said, "Let me think about it." As I'm sure you guys know, let me think about it. It's a nice way of saying no. So, fast forward a few weeks. I don't know where I didn't reach out again or anything. He write he sent me a message on Twitter. Imagine we never we were never in contact on Twitter. We spoke on the phone. >> That means he found my Twitter. He wrote, "Okay, I'm in. Okay, I'm in." No, no contact, no nothing. >> Okay, I'm in. >> And um I said, "When when are you available?" He said, "Friday." I said, "I'm not available Friday. Sorry." Um he's like, "What about Wednesday?" We did Wednesday. My defense, Friday was Kipper. Um, so I went to his office on Wednesday on the that day. >> Did he post it on a picture of someone else famous you did or just random? >> What do you mean? >> He said, "I'm in." Was it on >> Okay, I'm in. A message on Twitter. DM. Oh, direct message. He DM' me, not on a public. >> I thought maybe it was on a famous picture. >> No, no. He wrote He DM' me. It's like I got a famous person that week or that month. >> Um, okay. So, I walk it. >> There's probably a few 90-year-old bubbies watching the show. DM means direct message. He wasn't affiliated with anything else. >> Okay. I walk into um I walk into his office. Nice to meet you. When's the last time you wrapped filling said actually this is MY FIRST TIME. >> WHOA. HE'S IN THE 60S NOW. >> 58 at the time. >> Just turned 60. Yeah. >> Wow. >> Um >> Mitzvah Kakafta. >> And it's actually a beautiful story. So we're rapid fillain and it's interesting. So Bill's been very loud. Wow. He's a proud Jew. Very proud Jew. Talks about his Yiddish guide all the time and talks about fighting anti-semitism, whatever. But it's interesting. He wasn't like that always. Um his father passed away about a year a year and a half before October 7th. And before his father passed away, his father would always tell him, "Bill, you're not doing enough for Yidden. You're not doing enough for Yiddish. You're not doing enough to fight anti-semitism." And Bill would be like, "Fight anti yeden. Like the yidden don't need my help. They had the yidden are the most powerful people in the world. The most richest. They don't need my my help. >> He thinks they're all like him. They're the richest." >> Yeah. The yen are affluent. He said the the the kids in Africa, the the the the the liberal arts colleges, the ballet dancers, >> the giraffes in Nairobi need to be saved and the whales in Uganda, >> the whales in Uganda, those people need my help. But you didn't know. His father would tell Mish he said on a weekly basis his father would tell him this. Finally, his father was about to pass away. He writes him three letters. One letter most important how to divide his estate. the second letter about to have a a Yiddisha burial and a third letter, a lengthy letter to combat anti-semitism and do more for Yidden. Then a year later, October 7th happened and he like woke up like like it felt like his father was like warning him for this and he really So when we wrapping Phil in told him, "Look up at the sky. Your father's right now looking down from you." >> He said, "You're going to make me cry. Imagine this guy Bill a one of the most most biggest hedge fund guys in the world. most powerful people on Wall Street saying to 20, 19, 20 year old Buck, "You're going to make me cry." Can you imagine that? Like, it's crazy. Um, you keep up with him on a regular basis. >> The last time I spoke to him was probably two or three months ago. I haven't spoken to him that much. No. Right. He's very close to Rabbi Hershey's in Harvard. >> Did you get him to film every day or not? >> Every day. He was cough. Take some time. There was actually a great story. So, this guy introduced me to some random guy named Jake. Meet me meet my friend Jake Silverstein. Um said awesome. We never actually I was moving to Miami. That's why he introduced us. I got there. We never actually got in contact. Finally, one day Jake reached out to me. He says, "Yasi, I want to wrap the phone with you." >> So it was I don't know if you remember like do you remember that pug in Amsterdam, >> the football game after the game, they were chasing the Jews. There was a fight going on. They hid in the hotel. Exactly. >> I remember that story. >> It was like a year ago. A year and a two years ago. Vaguely remember it. Yeah. >> Okay. So the day after that story, so the guy reaches out. I said, "Come meet me at Sunny Alis." That's where I was on sunny Kabad said come eat me there. So he drove ended up being like an hour hour and a half drive put on then he actually told me he was a kakaf his first time ever putting on. He really loved it. I could see mamish loved it. He told me he just got back from Saudi Arabia with Dan Loe. You know Dan Loe headed hedge fun guy. >> Dan Loe is like a Bill Aman level hedge fun manager. He he also has a crazy story. Um he he he was a kafta till a couple years ago and now he's like >> hardcore. Yeah. Um he's amazing. So he puts on film and everything. He gets he does Matt also. I just want to make I want to make two invites to the show. Bill Aman and this guy. >> They're both invited. Mh. They're both invited. >> When we were by the Nakashes who was on the phone with Lo. Remember I have to get that call. I didn't know that. You remember? >> No. But when we went to meet with Nakash who was also billionaire owns airlines and clothing. >> Who do you mention? >> We come into the office. I'm so like intimidated to be in their headquarters. And the second we GET HE'S LIKE, "OH, I NEED TO CALL YASI PHARAOH IF HE KNOWS YOU. THANK GOD YOU SAID YOU KNOW ME because if you would have told him that cash was that you don't know me security would have probably throw me out of the building. >> You saved me. >> I'm the only guy his father raps filler with. He never wants to rap. >> His father is a sweetheart. >> Yeah. Sweet guy. He never wants to rap to fill him. One time they sent me to their hotel in Miami. Go rap to film. My father. >> He's a tai. Exactly. Go wrapped film with my father. So I wrapped uh I tried rapping with him. I sat down. Imagine this guy owns the whole hotel. We sat down for lunch to give us >> you know they're such kind people because I thought like I know a lot of rich famous people are friends with them but Mia Mishi Mishi and I met this mishuga no names we met this real tap mishuga and he was telling us how much the nakashes love him and he hangs out with them so I see they have a open heart open home and a warm heart for everybody they facetime me on Friday shipping a lot of nas in the clvicular video >> oh they love facetiming >> yeah um >> but they're good people >> yes I was just with them in Kentucky. Um >> they actually remember he said he suggested that the next convention liquor convention Jewish whatever we should do a live podcast at the event. >> Yes. >> I would love to do that. >> No. So um what was I in the middle of saying before? Why did I uh >> You met the Lobe guy, the other hedge fund guy. >> No, there was something the microphones down. >> Okay. There's a reason why I mentioned Loe's name. Um >> do you want to hold this? >> Yeah. >> Fidget with I brought from the coffee shop. I don't have my squishy today. Clappy. >> Yeah. >> So, I went to the coffee. >> What was um what was that middle saying about this? My new thing. >> How do we get into this? Um >> No. So, we wrapped phone with Oh, yeah. Jake Silverstein. Yeah. Okay. So, he tells me I just got back from Saudi Arabia with Dan Lopee and I saw him putting on the phone every day. I wanted to do it. So, I got him to So, we put on the phone. When we finished, he's like, "I want to get my own pair of to fill in." >> Um so, I I told him I ordered him a pair of phone. A week later he came back wrapped fill in and um he he uh he uh he does a lot of business. He works a lot with the the Saudi royal family and um he's right now I I didn't introduce him but he he met the kabad he was already warmed after >> one or two there now >> what >> I think there's two kabadas >> so he's very he's very involved he's very involved with helping them they're established the kabad there and um >> let me ask you it's safe these Arab countries that have kabad houses it's safe >> I think so yeah >> a guy a guy that ran managed the restaurant that works for the got killed I'm saying >> I just had coffee with his brother last week Kogan Yeah, my brother my brother-in-law lived there for a year in Abu Dhabi. >> Again, how safe is it? >> It's just I think that could have happened anywhere. >> Just random. I mean, Hashem runs the world, but like and these countries are safe. >> I think we work for the we should go anywhere. Yeah. >> You're saying if it happens, you know, like Bandai Beach and and Holtzburg and Mumbai and there's a music video now about these. You're saying it's like Hashem runs the world. You're honest. If something happens, it's like we don't understand Hashem's ways. But like >> I just put on >> You could go to any of these countries, you're fine. >> I just put on a tweet with a kid um I just put on with the kid that um his mother got a new apartment in Manhattan and uh somebody came and just like killed her and put her in a body bag and like just left. >> When was this? >> Two years ago. >> I put on the phone with him last week, but the story happened two years ago. >> Wow. >> No, but happen anywhere. >> Yeah. No, so Jake um he moved to DC. He owns a sports team in DC. So, uh, one of the one of the players on his sports team is Jewish and the guy put he's Israeli guy that puts on sama before every go. He's a soccer player, you know, like MLS's. >> Yeah. >> He owns an MLS team. Um, so a soccer player Sim brought the soccer player to Kabad and getting the the team involved in Kabad and helping DC. >> Well, in DC and also in Saudi Arabia help getting involved because he also owns teams in Saudi Arabia. Um but um no like just this one fill in like changes guys. >> You put on this film with poor people anymore or it's not allowed. Your Asian doesn't let you. >> I saw a great comment on Twitter um on Tuesday when I was in in Toronto I wrapped with 137 people. Somebody writes, "Wow, I didn't know Toronto had 137 billionaires." >> Uh >> oh. So we asked this I said that there's people that So you answer the question. Are there people that you wouldn't meet? Are there people that you like I I don't want to meet them? I don't want to have anything to do with them. Are there any barriers or there's no >> Give me a name and I'll tell you. >> No, I don't know. >> Can you think of a name? >> This guy made such a big deal out of you. Maybe he's looking to get attention in a negative way. He made such a big feist that you met this guy that was eating chants. I'm saying he made such a stink. He such a big fart in public. Could you think of >> I don't know. He made it sound like he met with the worst guy in the world. I'm saying are there people Are there rules of who you would or wouldn't meet? There's no >> He said he's a rabbi. He's here to do the fillin. That's it. Just like Hold on. Just like Schlam go to prisons and they put on fill in and >> I've gone to 50 perform many services for all different types of criminals. >> Here's a caravl like I have no time for this nonsense. >> Yeah. People ask me do you get hate? Like it's possible. I just haven't had the time to check. People ask do people do people do people ever give you comments on the street or attack you? >> If they gave me a comment, I wouldn't know. Um he ask how often do people ask you for intros to famous people? How often? >> Oh, that's a good question. >> How often? Pretty. Um it makes sense. There's a good reason. >> Well, you get often. How often? Once a day. >> So, mainly So, I don't really deal with that many famous people at the moment. Like, it's a >> famous business investor. >> It's mainly It's mainly investors. And >> how often? >> Every day. >> Every day. People ask you >> every day. Yeah. >> How many times have you actually introed? >> Nice amount. >> 10, 20, 50? >> Probably more. >> Probably no around those numbers. >> You get a do you get a piece of the deal or how does that work? >> Um, I don't know. Whatever happens. >> Whatever happens. >> Wait a second. My is a sham. Ask me about the bum. I can tell you about >> looking longterm uh or business. What do we What is it? What's the future hold for Yasar? >> I don't think I could see myself like locked down in one place. I don't know if you met me yet. A little add here and there. Um >> that's what we both have. >> Oh, for sure. >> This is the ADD show. I'm just off the record. I love it. So, people call our show the ADD show. >> I never knew if I had any ADHD or any of these things. I definitely don't because I don't I consider it to be without holding any chachki. I guess I'm I'm >> different forms. Yeah. I'm not I'm not ADHD then. >> No. So, yeah. Yeah. I don't I don't think I I don't think I would ever like move on. >> Like do you wanted to go in business like your father or like is like your grandfather? How's it looking? >> Um maybe a >> this is our first we maybe a hybrid. Maybe I can do a hybrid. >> Exactly. Yeah. >> That's what wanted hybrids. Debb wanted like people to be business and wherever they are affecting change. I want to I want to carav I want to influence the world. Right. I want to spread it much and not just to the world. Also one thing I wanted to mention is within Kabad like um I was in shadaled let's say what is there three 400 guys in shalid less than 100 go every Friday. >> WHOA. >> IT'S INSANE. >> You're saying the big zabish the I thought everybody goes Friday. I used to go always go Friday. >> What do they do? What do they do? >> What do they do at 12:00 on Friday? >> Beats me. I would No, I was on the same >> and they're in to go on. They're not doing on Fridays, they shouldn't get. >> Okay, let's say it's let's say 200 people go, but half of them for sure. >> I mean, my days, everybody went 99.9%. >> No, >> I heard now that start and they're for life are people who they visit on Friday. >> Exactly. It's been like that for years. Um, and even people in business, people meet connections and this and that. I I I I went to um they're a little young to understand, but I think they got the teacher just came my brother just turned in. My brother just turned bar mitzvah but two three months ago he turned and the day of I went to this class to go give a speech to give a talk a little bit about the importance of going on m and how much can it impact your own life how much you're gaining from going on m >> and I was telling the kids like I've had the honor of meeting like um whether it's the some of like the most famous actors in the world to the I met the founder of Google the founder of Oracle this >> founder of Google who Sargi Brinn you met Sergy Brin did >> fill in he 30 billion 40 billion >> 250 billion he's the second the numbers. I've seen the second guy. >> I want to tell you something. When I was a kid, my brother mayor, I only have one brother. My brother mayor commonly known in the business world, he's very successful as Marcus. He used to bring home the Forbes from him every week. He stopped in the news stand for a Snapple and a Forbes. So, I grew up with the Forbes. He was managing millions of dollars people's money. >> I almost You want to hear? >> So, when I used to read the Forbes in the 1990s, '96, 97, 98, it was always, you could you could Google check me. The richest people in the world week after week, year after year, were always Warren Buffett and Bill Gates and Michael Dell and they were and Ronnie Pearlman then was in the top 15 and it was Alan and the Waltons, the five or six Waltons and ALL OF THEM WERE LIKE 20 30 BILLION. >> All of them year after year, not even >> today the money that they used to be the richest in the world, you can't even get on the list. Yeah. >> So the the the wealth changed so drastically. I Sergey B is what you said $250 billion. >> Yeah. On a bad day. On a bad day. >> He used to be worth A FEW YEARS AGO. YOU could check me. He was worth like eight n billion dollars. >> Yes. >> Did you put on a cylinder? Yes or no? >> No. So, one second. I'm going to tell you. >> Hold on. Yes. You answer. >> Sery did or didn't put on cuff. He's never put on before. >> Sery behave. >> I met him at night. You didn't close him. >> I met him at night and I didn't have my at night. He don't put on even if you have it on you. >> Nope. There's a one second. >> Whoa. There's a way to put phone on at night. >> I'll tell you. >> Oh my. I want to tell you a four. This could be the most breaking news we ever did on the podcast. >> I want to tell you I SAID IT ON by day. I don't know. >> I'm a simple guy. There's three stories I need to tell you. >> Whoa. Okay. One story about you mentioned Forbes. I just want to let you know time to each story. We have to do a lot of interaction. >> I want to let you know that >> Alanes Muskin has the world records Google. >> Listen, Alcesh Muskin has the world record of 3 hours and 1 minute on the show. You might be breaking the record today cuz I don't even think we scratched 1% yet of what we want to talk about. >> Okay. So, about >> We're only doing 1%. >> Okay. Forbes. I was just with the editor and chief of Forbes. >> The editor-in chief of Forbes. The most prestigious financial magazine. >> Yeah. >> How do you meet him? >> He's a friend of a I met him a few times. Um >> friend of a friend. >> Um I have to be able to talk a little bit. Okay. So, no, we we were at the FII, the Saud the Saudi Arabian Sovereign Wealth Fund put out put together a conference. So, we were both at the conference and um and um we were at the bar, me, him, and a few friends and asked him, "Hey, um you wrapped phone today?" And he said, "No." Trying to get him. I asked him, "Have you ever wrapped phone in your life?" He said, "No." So, on the spot, one of my friends who's like a venture uh tech investor, whatever, venture capital, he said, "I'll give you I'll give $3,600 to the charity of your choice you put on." Uh, so the guy said, "I'll do it tomorrow with you guys." He gave us his number. He ends up doing it tomorrow, but we'll have to follow up. Um, so that's what that's what I'm going to share on Forbes. >> He did put on this Forbes guy. >> I'm going to I'm going to name you right now three kak. >> So, he got you got the $3,600. >> Well, for him, not me. Was for him. He gets to pick. >> Okay. Okay. Hopefully I'll give it the Kabad or the Clappy and Frank show. >> We could take donations. Yeah, why not? >> From who? >> If a meaningful minute could you could >> um >> who's meaningful minutes? >> Not sure. Um >> Nah, we love you. I'm kidding. >> We love you, Naki. Um back to Okay, that was one story. Then the Sergey Bren story. Okay, so Ramosa Margaret, you know him? >> Yeah, he's the jail guy. >> No, >> yeah, >> yeah, he got the he got the bail before he got everything changed. Yes, there's tons and tons of yidden and that are out of prison today because of a religious he got Trump to sign this whole it was Biden or Trump to sign this whole and what's it what was the reform the act something act >> uh the um prison reform >> first act >> first step first step >> first step act people are getting put out being let out of jail out of mercy and all types of stuff >> do you know you ever had him on the the show yet >> not yet >> one of the most interesting people we'll call him after >> we'll get him on >> I'll I'll ask him He's he's Yiddish first language, but we we'll get him. Um >> I can speak Yiddish. >> So I became friends with him and he uh we he invited so I was going to I called him up. I told him I want to come to inauguration. Said come we have a come to my house. He has an gorgeous apartment there that somebody gave him for the week. You know how much hotel rooms were for the inauguration? Like $3,000 a night. They were in more >> for a motel six probably. >> Yeah. Motel. Exactly. Okay. So we stay I stay at this apartment. These guys brought boxes and boxes of sesame chicken and food like galore. He came with his whole team and then uh we went to Shakers together. Um we do with uh Jared Kushner's brother-in-law was um not Donald Trump Jr. the other one um was I'm very good friends with his son. So um we had a shakist at the Waldorf Trump Hotel and then uh they were the Kushner family was going on to the bus to go to the to the to the uh >> actual inauguration in ceremony. >> I told Misha, let's just follow them wherever they're going. We followed them and they gave them all like wristbands for like the most of sweets and whatever. So I took a wristband and the suits were first come first serve. I took my own suite during the inauguration and I had people coming by to me to come rap fill in. And then after that they had a reception. Uh Mark Zuckerberg and Miriam Adlesen were hosting a reception and I was on the phone with Sha Nash and Ariel and Ariel tells me Ariel, right? >> Yeah, his brother. Sure. >> Ariel tells me that we have a we have a uh reservation to it, but um we have a reservation, but Shaul had a cold. He can't make it. He said, "Just tell them your names are real and Shan Lash and walk in." So that's what I did. I walked in. In the room, you had Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Miriam Adlesen, and uh Tom Fert. Yeah. >> And they all had this to be surrounded by you. >> Had Ben Shapiro, Governor Ab had crew, everybody could think of was in that room. Fabin like there's no tomorrow. Um and then we left that room and we went to the there was a >> it was already was like in January. It's already 5:00 p.m. Mushka. Um, then after that we there was a ball for like the most hush of a supporters. Mosha Margaret was a big donor to JD Vance and this and that. Um, >> J Vans. >> Another winner. >> Another winner. Um, >> another beauty. >> Yeah. So, um, he got tickets. It's over $100,000 a ticket to this ball. >> And you went? >> So, I went to the ball, right? So, I'm sitting there talking to one of my friends, you know, you know, Cheer >> Stanley. >> Stanley Chira. So I was talking to Stanley Cheer, another friend, Benjamin C. >> He's dead. His kids are great. They all have the same names. >> They all have the same. So my friend's name is Stan Cheer. Okay. >> And then he has a And then we also have a friend named Ben. >> No, because you get on a boat. Nobody in the world. Nobody has these the access that you have. There's no it's impossible. >> You know Ben Kicks, you have to have him on the show. Very interesting guy. I'll tell you about him later. So I'm talking to Ben and Stan, right? We're sitting there. I look I look the person right behind him. There's no way that's not Sergey. I Google Sergey Brin. >> Sergey Brin. Yeah. the picture and I Google it. That's Sergey Bin. Like, hey, I'm gonna go over it's the founder of Google. Like, hey, Sergey, big fan of your work. Look at him. He's wearing a hostage necklace. So, I take a picture with him or whatever. We fang asked him, "Dave, have you ever wrapped phone before?" He's like, "No, never heard of that. What is it?" I explained to him what fill is. He gave me his email, which was a big rookie mistake because usually you tap the phone to get someone's number, but he owns Android, so he doesn't have an iPhone. Um, you say rookie mistake. What what's a seasoned person do? >> You get that number. You don't take email for nothing. You never take email. >> Garbage. >> Yeah. You never take emails don't even work. >> I want to say something. I said I said Yeah. I said the story multiple times. When we go to business shows and a guy gives me his business card or his email. >> Give it back. You give it back. >> You throw it in the garbage today. If you're not getting it back, >> if you're not getting the guy's cell phone number that you can WhatsApp and call them, you're wasting your time. >> You ever heard of Blackstone? >> Yeah. It's like a big group. Yeah. Blackstone. got the chairman of Blackstone last week >> and Pusha tapped our phones together. They gave >> name's David Blitzer. He owns a few uh sports teams here. Um he owns the Philadelphia >> Philadelphia 76. >> So Pusha gave me Yeah. He's a great guy. He's a chairman of Blackstone. They manage. >> Yeah. About setting up a time to rap and she >> Blackstone is they manage if not trillions, hundreds of billions. Not even a question. >> Over a trillion dollars. >> Over a trillion. They're like the biggest. >> Yeah, they they're the largest president. >> The chairman of Blackstone. >> Yeah, he's chairman of Blackstone. >> Big stuff. And then um there's the president of Blackstone which is like a little higher. Um >> Yassi I'm we started the show with this thing but now you said you're dropping some gems rookie mistakes. Give us some other rookie mistakes. Yes. Give us some other rookie things when you're looking to network with high >> main thing. Okay. So somebody called me up last week >> asked me how do you take all the re >> rejection and this and that. I tell them I shoot so many shots every single day. I don't have time to realize who answered who didn't. The only people that I realize is the ones that answered. If you send out a 100 texts, 100 emails, 100 this, 100 calls, you don't you don't you don't remember who answered, who didn't answer. You just look at who answered. >> When we called you, just straight off the record on the record when we called you, we asked you about yesterday and you're like 9, 11, 12, 3, 8, 9, 10. Every single minute of your day was fully fully fully booked. >> Yeah. >> So, what I'm saying is is that you have no time for the rejection because you're so busy handling the success stories. >> Hold on. I I want to circle back. >> It definitely didn't start like that. M >> he he was almost thrown to Shiva many times. So >> can I know how to >> add people like myself >> him and Sha >> when you get you're used to all the rejection growing up from principal schools teachers >> I thank God I've had very good principles I I don't have anything bad to say almost six times >> but he's I'm still his muk >> I went to one of his grandchildren had a chevra and arches a few a few uh last week or two weeks ago. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. So I went by and I went over to Rosh. I'm like, "It's your Tom Mufuk here. YOUR FAVORITE PERSON. YOU'RE NOT MY TOM MUVAK. UM, you have to learn something from me. What did you learn from me?" >> He loves shouting. >> I'm like, "I've learned so much from you. I can't even start how much I've learned from you." Um, no, but um, no, thank God. Um, >> the legend, the Ro. >> Thank God. Yeah. Um, yeah, but just shoot >> the rookie mistakes. Just shoot a lot. >> Just shoot so many. >> Get the phone numbers. >> Get as many phone number. Yeah. get the phone numbers and follow up. I'm actually something I should have done a long time ago, but I I would advise you guys to start too is use um CRM to track every you're meeting hundreds of people a day. >> Salesforce like a Salesforce. >> The Salesforce is very advanced. >> Did you meet the guy Bill Nuff? The guy that owns Salesforce multi-billion dollar company. It's out of California. >> Ben, what's his name? >> Ben. You haven't met him? >> He follows me on social media like we've spoken, but I've never met him. >> Such a kid. He's such he has company is so powerful. You know he doesn't miss a day of >> He doesn't miss a day of He's very close to the What's his name? I heard I heard he's very close to it. He gives him a lot of money. >> I could be I hope I hope I'm mistaken. I don't know if that's true, but I hope I'm mistaken. I It could be true. The company I used >> I used to always hear about Salesforce. >> No, I used to always hear about Salesforce. I'm the most least technologically savvy guy in the world. It's a miracle that I get my phone to turn on every day. >> I literally have bad with technology. Oh, she forced me into Instagram and YouTube and stuff, but I >> Why are you not on Twitter? >> Listen, I I don't know, but I I I worked for a company that changed the entire company to Salesforce and they forced us to start using it and it's like, oh my god, like the phone rings. You're tracking every call, every email, every correspondence. >> I know these I know these girl I know this girl that has a show on Twitter. Probably gets similar amount of views as you guys. Maybe gets a little more. Probably gets a little more. Whatever. She's making millions of dollars a year >> on Twitter. >> On Twitter? Yeah. I grew up in my house. >> She has the biggest corporate sponsors giving her two, three, $400,000, $500,000. >> Mr. Sham, >> no. So, I'm saying you guys have to post on No Twitter. You know how many people like I I've met at least probably 40 or 50 founders of multi-billion dollar. Mark Benov, CEO of 300 billion dollar company follows me on Twitter and I spoke to him on Twitter. Ivanka Trump, Jared, like a bunch of big people. >> Like the amount of people you can meet on Twitter is amazing. I grew up on my house and my father and mother used to run the film stand by the country. >> Yes. >> So whatever I heard of whatever whatever no Brandon guy then one day I hear that Mark Beni off of Salesforce his favorite most wonderful holy prison world he knows is my >> mber passed away like 20 years ago. uh I don't know exactly but >> 15 years ago >> he came to they used to like have a classic slap you like have a slap people in their face with love right >> in front of the kaisel at the time it's still inside never had any kids and Mark Benal from Salesforce >> uh is I think he has a picture of him in his house because we're I thought we're the only one that has a picture of m in our house and our >> I'll share a story um >> and he liked many of liked him >> in love sadic the most special person in the world >> like two years ago I tweeted something about Beni off. I know I tweeted at Beni off or whatever. Somebody asked, "Why don't you rap fill in with Ben off?" I said, "It's a known thing that Mark raps fill in every day." So Mark responded, "Yeah, ever since I met Reoa Weber 25 years ago, >> full circle." >> And it was the first time he ever shared that online. That that's and um one of my friends that work for Mark uh send showed me on his phone like Mark sending him pictures of my filling. Ah, this kid's amazing this and that. I want to say one more story about my show ever. Why I I believe my parents you related or no? >> No, not related at all. >> My parents moved to Israel. I don't know after they got married or shortly after they didn't have they did not have money and they needed some money and somehow they met Mosha Weber. They never met in his life but you need money here. He came to my house pulled out a lot of cash. You know >> what year is this? >> I don't know. Uh >> late 70s, early 80s, >> 50, 40 years. I don't know what it was. Pulled out a lot of cash. Never met my parents in her his life. >> So Clappy, what's the goal for Clappy? >> What's the goal? What you want to be? You want to be my far cuss in the world? You're going to start doing >> I'm going to have to. >> So what do you think about labavatur general that go to conferences, go around? Let's not talk about yet, but let's just labaturate regular guys your age, 30s, 40s that go around, they're doing business, they're working, and they maybe get one fill in every 20, 30 years. Like don't do >> Yankee Maritz. >> I'm talking Yankee Mark is a great example of somebody that we should admire. >> Yankee Marowitz's episode is airing tonight. >> Amazing. >> We're shooting next week's episode with you today, a week in advance. But >> Yankee, we're becoming very professional. >> Yeah, very professional. >> Hold on. We're never going to be professional. >> Yeah. God forbid. I walked in today and the engineer said, "Your shirt is stained. You look horrible." So, we're never going to be professional. I want to make that clear. Okay. >> My go My goal My goal is my goal is that Mushy and I are coming in with three-piece suits, >> fancy Italian shoes, ties, cufflings. >> I noticed his product. I I did notice his >> No, I think you should I should I think we should step up the game with the dress in class. No, it's it's >> Did I have aim? I >> I wouldn't say I stepped up. I started using my I started wearing my father's clothes more often than I wear my clothes. That's what I That's my step up. >> Your father is a very polished, classy guy. >> He's a great dresser. I'm gonna God willing for Yeah, he's British. >> He's very into minion. He's very into my whole life if I go to 770 for my night any hour. He always comes. But I always give a look like what shoes is he wearing? What pants? >> British speak. >> He's very into mikvah every morning learning whatever. He's definitely a great role model. So Yankee Marowitz puts on goes to goes to conference conferences sometimes as many as 40 a year and he brings his fill in with him and he puts on fill in with a lot of people. I started off an hour ago telling you that I'm embarrassed and I have to step up and return to my I'm not telling you this because of you. I'm telling you this because of the amount of Anach that are going to listen this and not just an people that are not labage. I got a text yesterday from a guy says I was at a conference and the guy speaking to was Jewish. I realized he didn't put on film since his bar mitzvah and I put on film with him. He said the brah he said shama I want to know did I do it right this first time doing I said you did amazing and I'm looking forward to hearing next time >> but the amount >> do you have account fill account >> I wish but it's >> you start today hold on a second you're all about starting new things today y'all see today today right now I want you to have some app where maybe someone can app >> right now and just click it boom boom boom do that and then put on your Instagram or whatever >> we start I don't know >> okay now like we push >> I'm saying I've already know what we each have take we each have to take on something. If not watch your toll in count, >> you'll inspire the whole world. Could you start keeping a toll in count like my she asked you? >> And I I'm already at like five 6,000. >> Five start at 5,000. >> I'm going to have to start reporting back, let's say monthly to you how many people I put on FOMO because it's so against my against my comfort zone that we should start having to report to you monthly how many fillins we put on with people and anybody watching should take on goals on how many fillins they put on with people because we have to change the trajectory of where my fillin is going. >> Wow. Dussy, shares. Any tech guys give you some shares in the company or not yet? >> I'm working on it. I'm working on it. >> Oh, so there is some fun raising. >> I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. No, >> not yet. >> Is your money change hands? Like, how does your in your whole business? Do people donate? Is you have a non for profofit? >> Sounds inspired by your work. Could they send you money? >> There's people. >> Could they send us money in your honor? I mean, how >> why don't you have a 501c3 non for profofit that people could donate to film and you could get them you could get film films thousands of dollars. Especially if you want good kosher filling that don't have a filling truck going around telling you about the not kosher filling truck also. >> Yeah, he had a truck on Friday talking about all the puzzle with filling whatever focus someone that donated 100 pier. I had a girl that got married two nights ago. She donated 280 or 300 pi like I I bar hashem when it comes to sponsoring fillin like we have more than enough. >> Never enough. >> You could always do more >> for every person that reaches out bar we make sure they get fillin. That's >> what cost these days. That's a good pair of >> kosher like 7800. 750. >> That there'll be no scandal. They'll be 100% kosher. Anybody you bring it to check, they'll say it's kosher. 750. You could get a kosher pair of phone. >> Well, don't forget I'm not the expert. I'm not say for anything, but that's usually what I'm paying. 750. I don't like to get this guy. >> You totally got to go up 770. >> I don't think I've ever asked for a >> 770 with more people would sponsor. >> I don't think I've ever I don't I don't I almost never asked for like a this guy paid full price. Ask Mr. Stm guy. I gave him probably quarter million or probably more. >> I got you eight Muzzas. Yes. >> I met you on the train on your birthday. >> Somebody just sent me 50 muzas the other day. >> I met you on the train on your birthday and you said you were going to two powerful tech guys and you said you're putting up muzz. I said if I get you >> tech guys couldn't afford the muzus. >> And I said if I get you if I get you more I said if I get you more muzz will you sponsor. I called the guy up. He said eight muzz. You picked it up right. >> Yes I did. We used them. >> I already gave him a quart million dollars in business. Barem. Um but um no bar there's this rabbi rabbi a real stern in um >> labavaturure Montreal exactly west >> yeah he has a bust that sponsors mazuzas for anybody that wants they just sent me 50 muzas which is what three and a half $4,000 worth of muzz >> I started putting I just put up yesterday that that $2 billion company I was just telling you about yesterday >> we spoke about a maybe two pe two famous people tell us about more famous people that you've met that you what it was like meeting them in person and their personality Yes. One story I had to share with you. He had a question about um about putting on after >> Oh, >> so there is one exception according to So obviously we don't put on film when it's dark outside, but there's one exception. The exception is a person that's never put on their entire life. If you have the opportunity to rap with them at night, you're allowed to. >> Who who says you're allowed to? >> Who's the pisic? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. I'm finishing. If I stop Rabbi Bryan today in the streets, say Rabbi Bryan, Rav Crown Heights, could I put on phone with a guy I never put on phone in his life? He's 54. >> Never met Rabbi Brian. >> I'm at a conference. Could I I'm asking if I stop a famous RV. You think he'll tell me straight up? Yes. >> If he's learned, yeah, probably. I'm saying if he learns then you would know. >> I'm going to ask him tonight. >> 100%. >> I'll ask him today. Why not? I don't even want to wait till >> he says no. I'm saying then it's I'm conscious. >> I might have to fact check it before we put this out. No. M. We have to Is there advisory team? >> You're saying decades. Everyone is decades. So we fat. We're not. >> Okay. So you I never heard in 40 years that you put on a good story. You asked you if a guy never put on fil in his life, you were allowed to put him on. >> I don't think I've ever done it in my life without the other big podcast the screen and they do like pull up Google searches. Yankee can we implement in our show? >> Yes or no? >> Not right now. >> But a future Yankee Taliban. Where are we filming today? Flow motion. We're getting very comfortable here. Clappy. Is this a long-term relationship or >> It depends. Where was it? You guys haven't checked certain boxes. >> Do you guys have another studio? >> So far, we're happy. >> Uh, we've used other places. >> Okay. So, you want to hear a good story on that? >> I love hearing stories. >> I also want to hear your wish list of who you want to put on. >> Sadly, there hasn't been a good ending yet to the story, but with the rabbis braas, it will happen. But, um, going actually, I'll start a little early. I saw on Instagram this kid reaches out to me. Are you going to the KDUS? 19-year-old kid from Montreal. >> Kus means the grand kabad conference every year. conference of Kabad rabbis. Um I said I had no plans. Said we're taking a plane from Miami. You want to come? Said sure. >> And I've never been on a private jet in my life at >> and uh >> at the time >> at the time. Uh so um I hopped aboard. So I get there. Turns out the balabos of the plane didn't end up coming. He had a cold, but he let us use his plane. $80 million plane. >> We uh just me and this kid me and this kid's brother. 22-y old guy. It's the two of us and like one other guy. Um, does the plane shake? No. Guy in Shaw by the Kiddish this week told me that, yo, the Gulf Stream 650s, 550s, it's so cool. He's like, JetBlue plane doesn't shake as much of these planes. The turbulence. I was nauseous. It's not true. >> No. Um, okay. So, and it's also a kosher plane, so they were making us hash browns and uh eggs and fancy stuff in the morning. Sounds like a potato. >> On the way there, we flew in for the Kenniss. >> We flew in straight to New Jersey in the morning. Flew back straight at night. was home >> both ways. Private Jen >> both ways. Um what's it called? Uh >> what's it called? And on the way back they're making us tacos and this and that. All five bison faban. But basically so on the way back we had a bunch of people that hitchhiked the ride with us. Um Klarsski's brother, Mandy Klarski's brother and um bunch a few other people. There was one cash events guy um Fry Kaufman that joined and I don't know why but he felt he had to be thankful for me like it was my plate or whatever. He wanted to give me a gift so he said whoa whoa what can I give you? So I said Larry David is hosting is having a show in >> I love Larry David curb your enthusiasm. >> Exactly. >> I watched every episode was like on slow motion. I ced in every word I crush it. I'm obsessed with the guy. >> Okay. So I said Larry David's hosting a show in two weeks, three weeks. I would love to go. Said, "Sure, come to my office tomorrow. Buy tickets." He buys me tickets. Mom is row three or four or five, $600, $700 tickets. Buy for me and a friend. Spent like, I don't know 12 $1,300. Had these Kashima tickets. And um my idea was I'll bring Phil in and I'll ask him to put on. >> Was that day or night? >> Was that It was at night. >> It's his first time. You think he did it before? >> My Yeah. Listen. Um Okay. So, I got there the end of the show, they had a question and answer. Keep in mind there's over 6,000 people in the theater in the it was like a massive theater and I'm push sitting right in the front and I get up I raise my hand because I'm in the front. They let me ask a question like Larry I have two questions for you. One Larry did you rap? Have you ever wrapped to film before? He starts laughing. Yeah. Can you imagine what it takes to get Larry David to laugh? Um, he starts laughing. He says, "No." So I asked him, "Let's do it." Continues laughing. He's like, "I can't think of the amount of money it would take me to go put on fill in." Um, so I did a rap fill in after Rab Tab calls me up and says, "Yasi." Wow, crazy story. Does this happen at day or night? He said, "Night." I told him night. He said, "What if he would have said yes?" I said, "I would have figured it out then." I don't plan so far in advance. First you ask, you figure out the details later. You get dial tomorrow. You can tell him in the morning. I don't know. Um it's amazing. He said a normal person wouldn't ask cuz it's at night. But um yeah, thank God. Um it was it was a cool experience. >> Get him. >> So yeah, he didn't get him yet. >> Not yet. He's a very stubborn guy. So I'm sure you can imagine. >> Who's your wish list? Top 10. >> Larry David for sure. >> Larry David. Jerry Seinfeld. >> Jerry Seinfeld never did filling. >> I have no idea. I would rap somebody. >> He's a very proud Jew. >> You're in the next show and do the Q&A. >> Yeah. Jerry Seinfeld. >> Hold on. Whoever wants to sponsor is Yasi Pharaoh's next Jerry Seinfeld show cuz you said there's a Q&A after, right? >> I went to the Beakman Theater last year with my wife to hear Jerry Seinfeld. And at the end there was an opener and then there was him and at the end he's like I'm not in a rush. He's like, "Does anybody have questions?" And he staged for a Q&A for maybe a half hour. People asked him a lot of questions. I didn't ask him a question because I'm not Yessi Farrell, but I should have asked him if he ever put on filming. And you know, if he would have answered yes, if he would have answered that he's ready to do it, I would say yes Farrell will be at your house tomorrow. No, I think in the right time it's going to happen. >> Seinfeld, Larry, David, who else? >> Mark Zuckerberg would be cool. Sam Alman, >> Mark Zuckerberg never did it. >> I I people even if they've >> Zuckerberg will put a picture of him and his Asian wife like eating hamashian and lighting the mana. Like they're very proud. No. >> Who else? Sam Waltman. >> Um Daria Amade. Um Larry Ellison would be nice. Michael Dell. Um Sergey Brin. We have to still get um Mark Cuban. >> Well, you asked him for fillin and he said email me >> and you met him at the ball. You asked him about >> that wasn't me that met him. It was someone else in that video. >> No, you said Sergey. >> You said you met him at the ball in the DC thing. He gave you an email. Yeah, email. >> He never answered. >> I got you. >> Not yet. Not yet. >> No. >> Oh, so who else did you meet that you had success story that was like and the experience of meeting them? Who was the other big powerful players? Um that guy Joe Lonto I told the story with was very um Ryan Cohen from GameStop. He was Gish. >> Oh he's the guy that got the entire market to like short GameStop being like a nothing stock went up to like a gazillion. Yeah. And then he went dropped it like he was he was like manipulating the market. It was crazy. Made crazy money. >> So what's his what's his personality like? >> He's very >> he's a rebel. >> Actually texting him yesterday. Um >> he's he's great. I'll tell you how I met him. Do you know who Steve Wickoff is? heard the name, >> you know, >> Trump's guy. >> Trump's guy that did all the hostage negotiations. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Whituff. Yeah. >> He's like a big real estate developer in the city in Miami. Um >> he's the guy with Kushner now doing the whole rand deal. Messing around over there. I don't know what's going on. >> So, I've got to know his kids pretty well. So, I was once talking to his son about putting on filon on a random Sunday. He's like, "Oh, my dad's hosting an event. Uh, come by." So, um, so I came by. I'm sitting at the bar and I go over to the guy you wrapped filling today. He says, "No, but uh Steve's getting up to talk or whatever. We'll do it after." Whatever. So, like we're speaking to him. I'm like, "What do you do for a living?" Like, "I'm the CEO of GameStop." Like, "Oh, nice. You know how much this guy's worth?" >> How much are they worth? >> Over $5 billion. >> What's right around your net worth? You know, >> huh? >> That's right around your net worth. >> He probably even has enough money to sponsor. >> How many times you fly private? >> What? >> How many times you fly private? >> Twice. In one day. >> Oh, that was one time. >> Yeah. >> Kabat is the largest. >> Never invited you on the plane, Yi. No, they've never invited. >> So all we can change forget about Yasi Farah. I don't understand >> Yasi. Can we change the rules? Every time I go to Shaw in the morning, every single day, guy, young guys going out on they're going out to open up Kabad Jewish or institutions in the world. They're trying to get $50. >> You're very generous. Cliy, I give a lot of money to Stucka. Yesterday, by the way, >> yesterday a young schleing father of growing family trying to make some deals, whatever. I don't know how to say no to young schlookim going out and fundraisers come knocking on my door. Yesterday I gave $450 to that's not a lot of money. But I'm saying is I don't know how to say no. But I'm saying there's so many Jewish kabat organizations that are struggling, struggling, struggling. You're friends with all the biggest billionaires in the world. You have to open up a 501c3 and tell people some of the causes that they're going to be giving to. You could have like one bank account for young kabad families around. You need to do something big. You have to tap into those resources. This little shnook 5 billion. this guy 250 billion. They're in your network. You need to make a non501c3 and start distributing the wealth. >> It's crazy. A lot of these guys, even if they do give to Jewish causes, they'll give like two $300 million to >> the whales in Uganda or a hospital. >> Always the whales. Those whales are so loved. >> Go to Brang, you go to Brang Zoo, every booth you go, you know, the dark room with the crocodiles and the and the bats have like 40 Jewish names. >> They're giving money to the BATS IN BRANG ZOO. THERE'S 5,000 KABAD CENTERS WITH JEWISH CHILDREN, starving families. They could give money to to Kyabad. They're feeding millions of people. >> Challenge for you guys. You guys should have on the podcast. He's a great example for other people. Um Igor Tlesinski. You know who that is? >> No. >> Toshvski. What? >> Toshinski. Igor Tlesinski. He's like one of the biggest quant >> Yasi. Now we're going to put up you to the test. Who could you bring to our show? >> I'm sure I could bring a few people. >> Yi. That's going to be our We have a lot of tasks. We're shooting back and forth here. Let's see who wins. >> I'll take I'll take Larry David first. >> Eager. >> You could keep the billionaires. >> What happened to George Roy? Getting them George Roy. >> George and Pamela Roar. >> Yeah. >> Bendy Karski's friends. >> Yeah, >> I'll bring them on. >> I spoke to you guys about it. >> They could come on. Yankee. We could get one more chair. We'll have on the couple. How about the young couple? He said we could do it. >> Who are you talking about? >> George and Pomelo Roar. >> Who's that? Buzz George. >> George George. >> That's what I'm talking about. >> The second half. >> What? Second half. >> Never mind. Um, >> you guys haven't had David Shanstein on. >> What was the story? Where are we holding with him? >> I don't know. >> I think he's been on a lot of podcasts lately. >> Could be. Um, Misha Margaret's a good one. He would be very good. Um, >> you about to say Bat Chosinski. >> Oh yeah, I talinsky. He gives like over 20 $30 million a year to Kabad. So like he's a great he's a massive massive donor to Kabad. Um he's a great example. So >> we have two tasks for Yasi. We have >> no to go to Ra. We >> have three tasks. Three tasks. We have >> Why haven't you guys had mendy on? >> I asked him only 50 times. He's playing he's playing he's playing hard to get. So he's so he's hard to get. >> Mle clap. We have three tasks. He has to make an app counter. See how many filling mix. Number two he has >> get you some guests. >> Uh guess and >> highrofile guest. Three, he has to open up foundation from all his wealthy people >> and get the money to go back to Kabad causes. >> Yeah. >> Because now that because it's about being cool, right? How do these people end up with the whales? They go to the play golf in their golf course or whatever and they're f they're in the F1 race in uh Monaco. Yeah. >> And they're Oh, so Johnny, where are you? Oh, we're doing a charity and honoring me for the whales. And then suddenly get all the 50 friends to give to the >> whales. He's the only Kabad guy that these doors open up to be at these events. So he could get them in >> just like in your sh right they do a fundraiser everyone ges why this is social peer pressure >> I just don't want to watch >> people it's the same exact >> you just don't want to what >> I don't want someone to think oh this guy's every rabbi that comes to their office they're like okay this rabbi all >> no the money's not going to you >> going to the foundation there'll be a board I'll be on the board for free I'll be >> he wants to be the rabbi that doesn't ask for money >> they're going to want to give on your own they're going TO SAY YOU CHANGE >> MIGHT WANT TO GIVE ON their own I have a list of it has to go through it has to go through >> I don't know why for for some reason nobody ever comes and says, "I have a million dollars to give." >> Never happened with all the people you met. >> Happened. I've met a lot of people. >> Jesse, they know you're sincere. You don't need their money. You're doing just fine. You are uh you have a PhD. Papa has dough. You're doing You're doing just great. You're on the private jets. You have the $100,000 balls. You're getting invited already, whatever. But I think you have to be the gatekeeper for these billionaires that the money goes into the writing. >> I don't have a PhD compared to some of the PhDs I've made. >> You're doing You're doing great. Um, and we we I think I I want to be on the board of directors and I'm going to help you make sure the money goes to the right hands because I don't have sticky fingers and I know who's doing the good work that needs to be funded by the um by the Yasi Pharaoh 501c3 Foundation for Kabad causes. >> We'll put Mandy Klarski on the board. We'll put Kinsky on the board. We'll have all the Kesh Mutkin will be on the boards. Um I he said I don't need a million donors. He said, "I need like one more Dan Loe, one more Alex Karp, one more George Roar." Said, "I need one more of those." >> Few few wheels. You need that many wheels. >> You need a few two whales. >> Two wheels to >> That's funny. These wheels give 100, $200 million to whatever. They give five or $10 million to Kabad. That's like crazy. Shouldn't be even 5 million to Kabat is like a penny in the bucket. >> Yeah, it's nothing. >> These guys, their net worth goes up and down 10020 million a day. A day. >> Do you have any good pickup lines for film? Like do you have any >> number one thing I usually use >> top three lines pickup lines for getting his villain >> tell you the number one thing I usually say is first of all what's to lose tell me tell me how much you could gain >> the first line hello are you Jewish what's no that's it period >> let's do a role playing here you meet me on the street >> excuse me are you Jewish >> no >> have a good day >> have an amazing day >> start again say it again >> no but soon you'll be able to say you're not Jewish do you want to give money to my foundation >> excuse me sir are you Jewish >> yes >> let's rap the on. >> No, not for me. >> Okay. I usually walk away. >> Oh, you don't try you don't try to point I have so many people that do want to put on till I can I don't >> Well, let's see. Pre Yasi celebrity pharaoh. >> Yeah. Okay. So, I tell them I tell them what to do. Why not? >> I'm just too busy. >> Takes a minute. >> Takes a minute. Literally. It's 90 seconds or it's free. >> Yeah. I'm just not for me. No. >> What? >> Yeah. I'm in a rush. I got to catch a train, a flight, a plane, a private flight. Two minutes. >> What? >> You don't have two minutes. >> They'll sit and argue for 10 minutes how they don't have time. There's a guy there's a guy I had lunch with yesterday. It was back in the day. So I sat with him for like 10 minutes arguing. Finally after he's like, "Okay, I'll put on fill in at home, but can you give me a can you give me a blessing that uh my team's going to win the Super Bowl?" It's the day of the Super Bowl. I'll make you a deal. I give you a blessing your team's going to win. No, if you wrap to fill in, I guarantee if you wrap to fill in before the game starts, I guarantee your team's going to win. He said, "Deal," he sent me a selfie of him wrapping film before the game started. >> Oh my god, the pressure. >> What pressure? Um >> and >> and his team won the Super Bowl. He said, "Hey, come over to my office." Started coming over to this office. We learn together every week. We And I'm not really a guy that learns, but I don't know why at that point I was learning. Um I should learn more. Yeah, I'm >> I want to give I want to give a not muser to an 80-year-old Rashiva, but I have a feeling that guys like the Ro that are like rough tough on guys that are not wearing the muki and marsh all day and they're dismissive of the bakim. I want to just say this on the record, no editing Yankee, they should pay much more attention to guys like you than the guys that are going to sit and stag 19 hours a day. The guys that are going to stike 19 hours a day. >> No, the guys that are going to stike 19 hours a day, they will stike. They don't even need you. They're going to stag in the other yeshiva. Guys like you are going to make such a big difference in the future of Judaism bringing people to >> No, but no hate against the Ro. >> NO, NOT THE RO. ALL THE yeshivas in the world. No hate against the ro. >> No. Again, you're so worried. Nobody hating on the ro. The rashivas have to give attention to the guys that are the movers and shakers that are doing and they're going to be the guys that are going to bring you all the money one day. The guys learning 19 hours a day are never going to bring you a nickel. Okay? It's a business investment and a spiritual investment. Give the attention to the yi pharaohs. the 19 hour a day nudnik they don't need you >> million dollar question you think the ro listen listens to the copy and frank >> I know for a fact >> he does right >> I don't know he probably listens to some episodes but I will tell you that a guy like a rum the biggest celebrity superstar in the entire world um gave a shout out to the show last night at the holiday barbecue they're watching they're listening we know they are I heard he didn't know which one was clappy which one was frank so you see my pink iron shirt didn't even help me >> that's why I don't >> he's tucked in pink iron Club is becoming very very prestigious. >> I saw a meme. >> No. So, okay. You guys never answered my question. Why don't What was the meme? >> I saw a meme like Pesak time. >> Yeah. >> It said Rashivas take notice of which kids >> have car washes business now cuz they're going to be your future donors. Be nice to them. >> That's amazing. So, do you do you post on LinkedIn? >> Yes. >> A lot. Every day? >> No. >> Three times a week? dep I feel like LinkedIn has to be more business focused. So if I have a business focused piece of content >> I get got a lot of views and a lot of followers and a lot of >> it's not business at all. >> Mi Mishi told me about a year ago he says every single day I should be posting on social media. I said it's free. Why not? It's so easy and it's not so easy because some days you're in the mood some days you're not in the mood. Now wait practice. I try to post every day. I did miss a lot of days. I meet Mika Sofur's daughter-in-law a few days ago on Albany Avenue and I told her, "Oh, I see you're popping up on social media a lot. She started an Instagram channel, motivational stories channel called >> what? >> What's your channel called? >> I don't know, but she's very good." And she said, "You have any advice." I said, "You have to post every single day and you're going to be so successful and you're going to become so popular." And I was basically repeating what you told me cuz 99% of the people are not going to post on social media. And the ones that do are not going to post every day. >> Don't kill yourself to put out a bad piece of content if you don't have anything good. >> There's so much going on in the world. It's easy to put out good content every day. You know what the issue is? So much going on. >> So once again, why don't you post on Twitter? >> I don't know why I got comfortable on Instagram. That became like my place. >> Yeah, but like >> I went from zero to what have I >> 40,000 f I went from zero to 40,000 like in a few months. >> I have a question for you. I have a question for you. What type of people do you want viewing your content? Like who's your target audience? Everybody. >> Okay. >> Everybody. You don't care if all your views are from Pakistan. You don't care. >> They're not. We I know for We can monitor it. >> No, obviously. But I I know they're not, but you don't care. >> I do care. I want it to be like my also, you know, people that are interested in my content. You know, >> the point I'm trying to bring out is I personally want to target a certain audience, right? Some of the most influential, successful people in the world. That's the people I want to target, right? I want whether you're the CEO of this company or the founder of that company or this celebrity whatever different influential people that's the people I'm trying to target obviously I'm trying to target all different types of the but specifically every successful person right so one of the places that a lot of these whether they're billionaires or or even bigger or worth a couple hundred million >> LinkedIn >> they hang out on no no LinkedIn LinkedIn is for middle managers um >> poor nappa 100 million you know. >> Yeah, like 10 million. Um, no, but the highest caliber of people hang out on Twitter. Like Bill Aman, for example, spends >> minimum 10 hours a day on Twitter. Ryan Cohen, this guy, that guy, the amount of barrage, like billion-dollar CEOs I've had the honor of meeting through Twitter, it's insane. Like, mister posting every day on Twitter. And um, yeah, Barashem, you're 22 years old. You're out of yes, you already have. You're a rabbi. You're running around the world. What are you looking for? because there's a lot of single girls in Kabad. What are you looking for in a girl to to even give her a date? What's What's your, you know, requirements? >> Cuz maybe I'll make you. >> Yeah. Um, your family pays what? 36,000 for your >> um I'm not the one paying so I cannot answer that. >> You'll have to talk to the boss. >> Uh oh, yeah. Never mind. I do know. >> Your dad Your dad rented my show for a perm party like 12 years ago, 11 years ago. The next year he wanted it and I'm like, you know what? we have to finish domining early and we can't do an early MKA and it's just you know what I'm not doing it and he's like what's your price and I was like there's no price I hung up calls me up a few nights later he's like what's your price >> you he got it no >> no no I'll tell you I told oh we moved in I told I told him no there's no money he's like just tell me a number and I I was working making $25 an hour whatever I was so I was think whatever and then I finally told him I want to tell you something I said the Schul's not interested I'm the president I said basically you're going to have to give me like an illegal briber like buy me a Rolex I was like it's not fair to my congregants it's not you're putting put you in an uncomfortable situation. He says, "If I'm putting you in uncomfortable situation, I will not bother you again. I'll go somewhere else." >> Sounds like him. Yeah. Yeah. We moved to uh that flower store. I don't know if it still exists. >> Yeah. Anyways, >> no. So, you >> I'm sure they're going to be I would be well compensated. So, I want to know what are you looking for in a >> You're competing with the whole world now. >> I think I have a good We'll do it. >> Great question. Um I guess I'm looking for definitely somebody smart. um somebody like I could like have a convers like some of these people be oh I just want to marry someone like young and dumb like you know what I'm saying you hear that you hear that >> I've heard that sadly >> yeah so definitely not like somebody um I want to marry someone kind someone that could definitely understand what I'm doing and um not just tolerate it but like I've actually heard this about your wife >> that she uh gets and from all your is this true I don't know I heard she's nas from your Is this true or no? >> Behind his back. >> What? It's not true. I don't know. I'm sure she does. >> I've heard this from people. I could be wrong. >> I love when the tables get flipped. He gets very quiet. He gets very quiet. >> He's smart. He's smart. >> I'm still trying. I'm still trying to get her to watch the podcast. My wife does not watch the podcast. She only reads the comments. I guess all the comments say, "You're the worst. You interrupt." So, she's like, "Look at all these comments. Look at I like can you please watch the show?" I I one time promised I one time promised her that this episode that we're releasing is the greatest one in the world. I was like we should put it on a big screen, get popcorn, I got cold soda, salt, ice cubes, whatever. She puts it on 6 minutes, 7 minutes, 8 minutes. By 9 minutes in, she's already on her phone and she's not watching. After 20 minutes, I said, "Chonnie, I know you're a supportive wife. Don't torture yourself. It's like 3 hours. You could turn the channel. You can do whatever." >> I'm a big podcast guy. I listen to a lot of podcast. >> Do you watch all our Yazi? >> What? You watch our podcast? >> Yeah. >> What percent of them? >> More than 50. >> More than 50. What percent of the show do you listen to? >> Whole thing. >> On double speed. >> When do you do usually while you're moving and walking? >> Yeah. Moving and walking. >> More and walking. >> But do you want your wife to be like you outreach or she just has to tolerate your outreach? She doesn't have to >> tolerate the opposite. >> No. No. She has to be supportive of yours. But she doesn't have to run around to stop every girl. Did you buy light chabas candles? >> Do you want her to do that? You would be happy if she did that? >> No. I mean, I give up to her, but it's not >> it's not a requirement. Not a requirement whatsoever. No. >> You looking for G? >> Obviously I would tolerate anything else. >> God forbid. Rather marry a guy than not G. >> Rich. >> No, I don't care. >> You're saying Gu is okay. Ba. No way. >> Never. No, I'm kidding. >> She's had a good 30 seconds. >> I think I think Yassi Pharaoh. >> No, it's a joke. Don't clip that one. >> I think Yassi Pharaoh is his own gish. >> Don't clip. Kids and grandkids are all going to say my grandfather Yuski like his own >> Gish is often. >> No, I was kidding about the gash part. >> Gish is is great. It means you know your family stuck it through some very difficult. >> I don't really see what it adds in anything. >> Bragging rights >> besides for that >> when you have nothing else to brag about. You could talk about your great-grandfather. But Yi Farah's kids are all going to see >> what do you think of this new trend? It used to be like you a picture coming out of it used to be like a uh I'm going to think of the first names. uh Barash to a Goldman I don't know uh you know Kessleman to Malik people going to be angry I'm throwing names people neighbors and and people on my block whatever you the names it would come out like whatever today you go on co where you go on to any like WhatsApp group you see yesterday Chang Asian girl Chang to like a five town guy like Brook and flop plop and flop like whatever and both don't look kabad you know like whatever >> funny like one of my close friends >> is it like a thing now in the non- kabad world like everybody just goes posted a >> Yeah. So, one of my close friends, he's he's like Modoc's from New Jersey. >> Although, more important, the CEO have to post it or not. That's >> I think anybody that sends their picture, they'll post it. Why not? >> Yeah, it goes around. It's engagement. >> You're almost not engaged. If it's not on CO, if you're married with 10 kids and your engagement wasn't on CO, are you really engaged? >> Did you guys have a picture outside the aisle when you got married? >> You I don't think you could get engaged without it. >> I'm saying but you lived in the old >> 15 years ago. 15 years ago, you had to. >> Oh, you had to. >> People already had iPhones, Blackberries. Whatever. I mean, you had a picture of Sure. >> Wow. >> There's like a gatekeeper. Who's that guy in the >> Who's that guy that tries to stop the picture outside like he's like insane? >> He tries to stop the picture outside. >> He stands there >> like a gatekeeper. He like chases people like >> Yeah. He like a rat. Clearly >> a baker. What is he? >> Nah. Definitely a baker, but not young. Not a young bak. >> He chases him away. He puts his hand. >> Mid-30s. Like he's more than autistic. But um >> maybe he's jealous if he's not >> here. We shouldn't talk. >> But he's pictures. What does he do exactly? What's the >> pushes people to intimidate you not to do it? >> So he stands outside all day, 24 hours. >> The morning the the busy hour >> if he knows that you're coming to get that picture, he'll try to intimidate you. >> Yeah, it's amazing. >> Is it is it Alberfson approved? >> I don't think so. I hope not. >> There is a sign has a good thing going over there on Kimos. They had they had tuna sandwiches. Good tuna sandwiches. I believe you went to the car. >> Why haven't you guys had on Shay's Tab yet? >> Great question. >> He would be a great hang. >> Great question. >> Guy, what about Yasi Jacobson? >> All the famous names you're saying. >> No, but you guys have the >> I'll tell you I think we like added we like added a box. We have the elevator guy on. We have the guy that like went to jail 11 times. It's like >> you know like we have >> Do you know who Theo is the >> Do we know what podcaster Dioan >> what's it called? Dioan >> Theoan. Yeah. >> The whatever. He he has a heritage like he'll sometimes have on like a garbage he'll have on Donald Trump will have on New York City garbage man because they're both guests back to back to me personally the garbage man's a lot more important to my life I need I need the garbage taken out every day you know presidents come and go sanitation department in New York is the greatest >> we do have a certain I think >> what do you guys think about breadlander >> we were going to almost have somebody on this week we're not doing it because whatever but we the >> are very brand safe >> it seems like no it seems like everybody that won that all the like like the pro- Hamas, pro-terrorist candidates all won in this election, >> which makes me very uncomfortable in New York City. Like >> not enough that we have Manny. What did he call yesterday? He called a guy that was like running around with machine guns shooting up Gaza. He called him a journalist. >> Yeah, he called him a journalist. >> Journalist. Like like this guy's out to lunch and he ain't coming back for dinner. This Mamani guy, he's crazy. >> But you have to give him credit. He's a very good content creator. He does very well. >> Content creator. He's Can I know? He's very talented. >> Supporting terrorists, but he's a good content creator. >> Yeah, he can make a good Tik Tok dance. He's good. >> Raps.