The Suitcase - R. Eli Stefansky - TorahAnytime.com

There was a woman who wherever she went, she would open up other women's pocketbooks and start looking around over their little suitcase, look inside the suitcase. And it was very embarrassing to her family. Did she take stuff, not take stuff? It wasn't important. What are you going into other people's stuff? What are you doing? So one day they kind of cornered her and they said, "No, mommy, tell us what's going on over here. What are you doing? You have enough money. Everything's good. We if you need something, let us What are you doing?" She said in the war when the war broke out, she had a she had a baby and when the Nazis came, she put him in a suitcase and she put all her stuff in the other suitcase. She have gold, silver, diamonds, with all the stuff. She gets to the train stop where they're pushing all the Jews in with the with the dogs and the guns and the this. And they said, "Lady, what are you doing? Can't take two suitcases." So she obviously she had no choice. It was she took all her gold, all her silver, all the stuff in the sug tossed it and she told him on the train. She gets on the train and the train starts moving and she needs to give him a little ear. So she opens up the suggest to give him mirror and she sees the gold and the silver. She says wherever I go I look for maybe he's in this suitcase, maybe he's in that suitcase. The idea is you don't you never know what what's going through a person's mind, what kind of trauma he has, what kind of