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>> What is this?
>> Okay.
So, Tyler, I don't know if you don't
understand what you're hearing or you're
being deliberately misleading to your
audience. I prefer to believe the former
that you simply didn't understand. There
are minion. There are quorums for
prayer. There are groups of people
praying from when the sun comes up.
Pretty much the first minion, the first
prayer group. And then there's every 15
minutes or every 10 minutes. It's a big
town. It's a big city. There are minanam
every 10 minutes or 15 minutes
depending. I don't live there so I would
couldn't tell you exactly. But there are
con constantly new groups of people
having prayer services. Now every prayer
services takes let's say between 30 and
40 minutes. So if somebody comes 6:00,
he's done at 6:40. Somebody comes 6:40,
he's done at 7:10.
When someone says a McDonald's or a gym
is open from 6:00 a.m. to midnight, that
doesn't mean the same person is working
in the McDonald's from 6:00 a.m. to
midnight. This shifts when a gym is open
6:00 a.m. to midnight, it doesn't mean
the person who you walk inside and he's
on the treadmill jogging, doesn't mean
he jogs from 6:00 a.m. to midnight. So,
no, when they say people praying all day
long, it does not mean, I'm sorry to
disappoint you if this is what you
thought, but we're not so special. We
don't actually pray from the morning
till the night as you heard from any of
the other people you said you mentioned
and interviewed in your video.
In fact, you buried in the video so you
could be fair but you buried in the
video several people. One who said the
different job they does bus driver,
construction worker, office shop,
mechanics work, people who have multiple
jobs, people who work hard. But you
don't want to show those people. You
don't want to show the billboard guy who
says people come to pray in the morning,
then they go to work and some come back
to pray in the evening. You had the
answer. You chose to create a narrative
around finding the elderly men with
broken English or the people who I don't
mean to be hurtful or insulting to them,
but for whatever reason they don't have
a job. They are, let's put it this way,
there are people living in every area,
including in Karas Joel, who are 100%
eligible for various
disability programs and government
programs.
I can find people like that anywhere and
then I can go interview them and use
them to make an entire community seem to
be stupid. That's not the truth.
