A Snowy Story of Caring for Others 🥶📖 ❄️🤝 | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

[Music] So in the old days it was very different. In the old days, the dulim would go and raise money when it was desperate times and one time went to one of his journeys to raise money and he got to a place he went to one of his donors that's a rich person. There it was snowstorm. Usually a snowstorm, you stay home. When lives are on the line, there's no uh staying home. There's no calling in sick. Oh, Rabbi, listen. I uh I have a headache. I'm not going to come today. Okay. Okay. I have a headache. I won't come today. Snowstorm, it went. If it was for a million dollars, you'd go. A million dollars, you go. Doesn't matter if you have a headache. But that's the difference. Different, you know, people's priorities are different. All right. Listen, I'm sneezing a little today, so I'm not going to come for the shoe for a week. I don't get upset. No problem. But if it was a million dollars, every shoe you'd come snowstorm. While the snow is going on top of it, it's freezing weather of Europe. Russia, she like, you know, the gum has, you know, the the hot place and the cold place. I believe that the cold place is in Russia. It's very cold over there, apparently. So, anyway, Ravasim is there. He gets to the rich person's house, knocks on the door. The butler opens the door. Zod, come, come, come, come in. Go. No, no, no. Please, I want to talk to Mr. Such and such. Okay, but come in. No, no, no. I'm right here. Just please tell him to come. I need to talk to him. Something very important. So the butler runs to sir. Sir, he's here again. He wants to talk to you. tell him to come in. He goes, "He doesn't want to come in." He doesn't want to come in. What do you mean he doesn't want to come in? I don't know. He asked him. He doesn't want to come in. No. Go. He runs the door. He goes, "Come, come, come." Goes, "No, no, no. I need to talk to you." Okay. Come on, come in. No, I need to talk to you right now. Okay. So, they're both outside. No, the the the the owner, he's like at the doorstep, but is outside in the cold. Snow coming down on him. It's freezing. It's freezing. And he starts talking. He says you know whing. No tell me. The kids the kids at the yeshiva in Bonovich in Banovich they don't have any food. We are now sharing a meal for three for one for for a meal for one person between three four people. On top of it some of them their shoes not shoes anyway sandals. And on top of it, this goes okay, come in. No, no, no. I need to tell you, hold on one second. I need to tell you also the clothes they're growing. The kids are growing bush. The kids are growing. They're not growing because they can't eat that much. But the the clothes are shrinking and it's holes. And he starts telling all the details of the agony and pain of the 400 students that he has. And you know, wasn't one of these people that would preach and do something different. If there wasn't this family said, "Aba, uh, we have uh, can we get chicken?" No. Why? Why? Why can't we get chicken? Because unless we have chicken for all 400 of my kids, we're not going to eat chicken at home. We're not going to eat chicken at home. His own kids, his own kids, which some of them became. They said if there wasn't food in the yeshiva exactly like we have at home, it's not eat. If they're not eating, we're not eating. So starts telling his balabite all the different issues. The shoes are now sandals. The the the jackets are no longer fit. The shirts have holes in them. The food is being split among several kids and so on and so forth. 20 minutes 20 minutes of details in the freezing cold. The guy is freezing is free. Everybody's freezing. He's going on and on. After 20 minutes, he says, "So, what do you think? Are you going to be able to help this year?" The Palabite says, "Sure. Of course, I'm going to help." Was okay. He comes into the house. The guy is catching his breath cuz it's so cold. And after a few minutes of, you know, catching himself, he says, "Fod, I don't understand. Every you you come to me, I I try to give, but I just don't understand. Why couldn't you just tell me everything you just said for the last 20 minutes inside next to the fire where it's warm and everything says the does not feel the pain of the the rich does not feel the pain of the of the poor. Doesn't feel the pain of the poor. Say he's hungry. Would you know what hungry feels like? You ate your third meal by 12:00. What What What do you know about hungry? Cold. What cold do you know? It's 500° in your house if you want it to be. You have enough fires in every room to build to build a whole factory. What do you know about it? Dash does not feel the pain of Dani. I wanted you to feel the pain of these little boys. I wanted you to feel what they're feeling for 20 minutes. Not all day because blessed you, but I wanted you to feel a little bit 20 minutes of what they deal with. 24 hours a day before you decide what you're going to give. [Music] >> 1 2 3 1 2 3 [Music]