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Hatzalah - R. Meir Simcha Sperling - TorahAnytime.com

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take a look at at Salah and organizations where the members will literally get up and leave whatever it is they're doing obviously and they're really cool cars cool lights some of them really cool lights I don't know for sure and they go to help another yet who they don't even know sometimes at night sometimes in the morning sometimes in middle of their meetings sometimes right after they sat down like I I just sat down but they'll go like this let me just go and for some of them it takes a really long time until they take them to the hospital and the units for a bus right the bus has to go to the hospital wait there come back it takes a long time and they go to the hospital for you to keep you calm to help you to be your support system and they don't even know you and don't forget about the ones who and then keeper and always are sitting in the office away from their families for hours and hours in order to dispatch because without them then how does anybody know where to go or call right this is an organization called tatsala it's unbelievable look what they do look what they do it's just it's mind-boggling by the way they're having a campaign now that's where I was going no I'm joking that's not where I was going but I'm just saying they are having a campaign now how much would you pay before they come imagine you have to call it imagine yeah and they'd be like we could come but how much would you pay uh I'll pay anything right that's what you do but they don't do that they do it for free everything is for free and once in a while they make a campaign to help out so maybe now is the time to say thank you not because they helped you in the past because maybe they didn't yet not yet maybe it should never but Lamesa you know that they're around and you know you could call them if you need them so give a thank you say thank you and donate something for the campaign you know it was amazing my father-in-lawk I was in Lakewood spending Shabbos with him and Mata Shabbos he wasn't feeling good so they called that Sola and literally within five minutes three members came they walked in calm as anything like explaining to him let's explain to him there then they were like okay so you have to go to the hospital so who should take him it's gonna be it's an hour to get there and this and that and one of the things I'll do it I'll go let's go an hour it's Mata Shabbos like you have a family like you you have basketball you have basketball tonight but basketball come on I'm saying it he's like no I'm gonna go I'll go for that hour there an hour back waiting around are you okay should I help I was blown away and some people don't get to see them in action I'd rather have a brother-in-law also who's on its own you get to see an action it's unbelievable it's unbelievable and I better say it's a kidish Hashem yeah but this part first of all is their politics is it not even if there is okay that doesn't take away from what it is let them so figure it out let them figure it out but it's an amazing thing what they do instead of looking down and saying like oh yeah but but they have lights on their car and that's probably cool so so there's first of all what and second of all who cares and then also if they have the lights on it is cool yeah so then why do you steer ah so it is cool the point is that they help out call yourself Hashem