No Where to Run - R. Don Jarashow - TorahAnytime.com

this incredible miso I heard from Joey Habber incredible was once two brothers well-known brothers and they were brothers at one time they were walking in was Russia in Poland Poland and they needed to take a break and as we know a lot of times the sadikim they would go on gulas they would go into exile and they would act like schleers and they disguise themselves and they wouldn't go around with the cover that they that they were entitled to and they knocked on an inn and they said, "Okay, we we need to sleep over and they, you know, they didn't say who they were and the inkeeper said, "Okay, for sure." You know, pay. They came in and they were very tired. They were walking around all day and they were in this gulvis's exile to work on their on their on their on their shiftless and on their no big name and that they're just a worm and a maggot and this what that was the whole point of this gus. So when they got to the inn the inkeeper said okay here's your room here's two beds go sit down go lay down have a good night. So Rzusha sat. Rebusha took the first bed and Rabbi took the second bed. So he opened the door. Rebusha was number one. Rabik was number two. 20 minutes after they opened the door, they started laying down. They were comfortable. They were about to fall asleep. Do those off. All of a sudden the door barges open and it's these drunk drunken intoxicated inkeepers and they go to Abzusha and they start waking him up, shaking him and start dancing with him and attacking him and just being so violent with him and okay they said okay let me okay they said I'm sorry they walked out and they went back to sleep another time 20 minutes later in comes the inke keeper the door barges open the drunk inkeeper and again he goes to picks him up starts shaking him started dancing with him, started screaming at him. I was like, "Give me a refund. Get me out of here." And he said, "No, no, I'm sorry. I'm sorry." Walks out again. This happened a few more times. And finally, Raik's brother said, "My dear brother, I feel bad for you. They keep on waking you up and I'm I'm getting some sleep, but every time I'm I'm also disturbed, but you know, I I have uh I feel for you and I, you know, I'll get shaken up next time if they walk in." So Absusha says, "Okay, let's see what happens." So Malik goes to the first bed and goes to the second bed. The door barges open again. Lo and behold, and it's the inkeeper and the inkeeper, you hear the he say, "Oh, something went on over here. Looks different." Said, "You know what?" He said, "We already bothered the first bed. We did that enough times already. Let's let's let's bother the second guy. And again they went to Abusha. They woke him up. They assault him. They started attacking him, dancing with him again and again. And finally when they left said the final the what's the isite said? He said, "My you see from here something very clear. If they want to dance, if they want to dance with Zusha, they're going to dance with no matter what Zusha does." Who wants I should be the one woken up. We can switch. We can dance. We can scream. We can. We can calculate. If they're meant to bother me, they're meant to dance with me. They're going to dance with me. They're going to dance with us. And that's the so