The Story Of Our Life| TORAH FOR KIDS AI

So this is three friends that this guy had. Now one day this guy gets into trouble and he's scared. Why? Because they got into a major major problem. He's in danger and he calls his friends. There was one time a guy, he had three friends. One friend was like his best friend. He spent all the time with him. All the time they would go on vacation together. They go to work together. They hang out together. Best friend all the time. They were together. Another friend, they weren't as close. Weren't as close, but he was with them a bunch of time. The third wasn't really a friend. He was like an acquaintance. He would visit him once in a while. Once in a while, whenever he like didn't have anything to do, whenever the first guy was busy, the second guy was away. All right, I'll hang out with the third guy. So, this is three friends that this guy had. Now, one day this guy gets in tr into trouble and he's scared. Why? Because the guy got into a major major problem. And it could be that he can go and actually get death penalty. He's in danger. And he calls his friends. First guy calls his best friend, the one he's hanging out with every single day for years. It's like, "Hey buddy, listen. I have this big case. I got a trial. I don't know what's going to happen. I don't know if they're going to convict me. I don't know if they're going to I I didn't do it. I promise. But I need some support, some moral support. What does his friend say? This best friend, this BFF that he spent all these years with. I'm sorry, buddy. I can't go. I'm busy. I can't go. No, but come on. You're my friend. You're my boy for years. We've been together. We're like this. Come with me to the case. I'm not asking you to fight for me. I'm not asking you to give me money. I'm just asking you to just be there for moral support. Sitting in the court. I'm sorry, buddy. I'm busy. I can't go. What a let down. This is worse than the case. This is worse than being convicted guilty. So, what does he do? Men, he calls the second guy. The second guy that you know he hung out with once in a while. He says, "Listen, my friend didn't come through. Can you help me out? Can you give me some moral support? Can you come with me to to my big case? They may convict me. I may be guilty. I may not even believe. It's a problem." What did the second guy say? Second guy says, "Listen, I can come with you, but all the way to the courtroom. Once you get to the courtroom, I I'm leaving. I'm not going inside. I'll give you a ride to the airport. I'll give you a ride to the airport, but I'm not going inside. Not flying with you. I'll take it. What are you going to do? I'll take it. But I still need somebody to give me some like kizuk when I'm in the court. I'm crying something. So what does he do? He calls the guy he hasn't talked to in months. The guy that he was an acquaintance with. Once in a while we'd visit him. Hey, listen. I'm in trouble. Hey, we're in trouble. Where are you? I'll be there. No, no, I got a case. No problem. I'll be there. Tell me where it is. I'm there. I'll be with you throughout the whole case. I'll even vouch for you. I'll write a letter for you. All of a sudden, this acquaintance that he even know he was friends with is writing letters for him. He's vouching for him. He's fighting for him. Your honor, he's a sadik. He didn't do it. Well, you know what he did? No, but I know he didn't do it. He's a sadik. This guy got the surprise of his life. Best friend didn't show up. Qu the middle guy gave him a ride. The guy he was like friendly with is like writing letters on his behalf. Surprise. What's the biggest surprise? The biggest surprise is the story is about us. This entire story is about us. How is it about us? A guy invests all of his time with his best friend. What's his best friend? Money. His job. Every day chases money. He goes to the muffler store to sell mufflers. He goes to the diamond store to sell diamonds. And he spends overtime to save for a vacation he's never going to take. And he spends extra time to build a company he doesn't need. and he spends extra time to build another house that he doesn't even want and he's there overtime and overtime and overtime and over time he spends all of his time there. That's the best friend. But on judgment day when a person goes to shim, Hashem says, "I'm sorry. You can't bring your money with you. It can't come." What do you have? A million, 5 million, 10 million, 20, 30, 50, 100 million. It all stays behind. You can't bring it with you. All of it stays behind. That extra big house that you just built an extension for stays behind. The big bank accountant with the 401k next to it stays behind. That's the best friend YOU SPENT ALL YOUR LIFE WITH, RIGHT? Stays behind. It can't come to court with you. Who's the second guy? Second guy gave you a ride. That's the family. Family spent a little time with them. An hour here, an hour there. Like you're doing them a favor. No. What do you mean? I was home for 8 hours last night. Yeah, but you slept 7 and 1/2. You ate dinner. You went to sleep 7 and 1/2 hours. You you count that as being home, but they're going to give you a right to where? To the funeral. Someone dies. They're about to meet their maker. What happens before the body goes to the funeral? They're going to give you a right to the funeral. It's the least they can do. It's the most they can do. They can't come with you to shine. They can't come with you to shine. But who's your best friend? Who's the guy that's vouching FOR YOU? WHO'S THE GUY THAT came through and you didn't even spend any time with him at all? Once in a while you did him a favor. That's Torah. That's mitzvot. Once in a while you did a mitzvah by accident. You created an angel. Once in a while you late feline on time, you know, before 3:00 in the afternoon, you know, like on time in the morning when the rest of religious people do it in the morning. Once in a while you do it right. You get an angel. You get a mash, right? An angel. What is he doing in Shm? OH, YOU'RE IN TROUBLE. I'm writing A LETTER FOR YOU. WHAT? What happened? He's sadik. He is sadik. What do you mean sadik? Look what this guy. No, no, he is sadik. He's sadik. He's vouching for you. That's what this is. Is saying that one that you don't spend any time with. That's who's going to vouch for you. Your money, your family, your friends, your everything else can't do nothing for you. Can't do nothing for you. Nothing. I heard the story five, six years ago. It hit the spot back then, but today it hit more. You know, you repeat. It's one of the things you're supposed to do. Learn Tawra. You repeat. You go over things. And every single time you go over Torah, the second time is better. The third time is better. And it keeps getting better. That's the beauty of more. 1 2 3. 1 2 3. Beious.