Once In a Lifetime - R. Don Jarashow - TorahAnytime.com

to say it's a well-known it's a pretty famous messa the messa with the mirror shashiva the great burl famous ma the story goes that on January 1st 1949 the SS general MC Migs carried the Baham from Mir to Shanghai across the Pacific Ocean to America and as they were coming to the port of San Francisco there's the famous Golden Gate Bridge and all the Baham were very excited they heard about this big goldenate gate bridge and they were excited to see experience. They were at the Golden Gate Bridge and all the Bahim the Mirab they were used to poverty and have seen nothing something anything as beautiful as grand as just literally breathtaking as this Golden Gate Bridge and they're finally here these Lithuanian refugees that have gone through the war that have gone through Mamish Gahenim over these years and they're all running up to the deck of the boat and they're looking and they're mesmerized and they're puzzled and they just can't take it in and they say, "Wow, look at Golden Gate Bridge and they remember that one of the Bakim on the bottom deck they left behind. He was absorbed in his learning but they figured they should go tell him to go look as we pass the Golden Gate Bridge. And they run down and they see that Bakr and that was none other than they said they said come up come up to the Golden Gate Bridge come up to the deck. You're going to miss out on this site. you're going to miss out on this opportunity to see the Golden Gate Bridge. It's literally a once- ina-lifetime opportunity. To which Rmul profoundly responded and he said, "You're telling me that there's a once in a-lifetime opportunity to see the Golden Gate Bridge. But let me tell you something back. There's a once- ina-lifetime opportunity that while I'm absorbed in the soyo, when I'm learning the when I'm learning the gar, the tisus, I have a once in a-lifetime opportunity to not see the Golden Gate Bridge. That was his response to what the Bakam were telling him. I will only have one opportunity in life while everyone else is going to see the Golden Gate Bridge where I can stay absorbed, licking and learning, learning, living the suga.