Vayimaen Glasses | Rabbi Aryeh Leiser

One second, alright. I think we should restart that. A few years ago, I was by a Kiddush in Monsey and I'm sitting there and a Yid comes in. I never saw him before. I say: Please sit down. He sits down next to me and we're schmoozing. He's not from Monsey. And he says to me: You know, did you ever hear of Vayimaen? And I said: No, I did not. And he starts telling me all about Vayimaen. He starts telling me how great it is. How wonderful Vayimaen is. And I'm sitting there, listening, you know. I’m trying to... I stopped the herring. Herring done. You know and he's sitting there, pouring out his heart about this unbelievable organization, what they do. And then, open up your hearts, my holy brothers, open up your hearts, he says to me: You know what I do for Parnassah? I say: No. He says: I have to travel a lot. And maybe he's crying a little bit, maybe he's crying a lot. And he says to me: You don't understand the Nisyonos out there. It's unbelievable. And do you know how I make it through my Nisyonos? I say: No. He says: I want to show you something. He starts taking his glasses off to show me something. And he was wearing a Rolex. So I said: You know, I'm sure your glasses... You don't have to take off your glasses for me. I'm sure they're wonderful, they're beautiful. He goes: No, I want to show you something. And he says: Look very closely at the temples of the glasses. I take the glasses, I look, and you wouldn't believe it. There's five letters etched into the temples of the glasses, ו-י-מ-א-ן When I go on my business trips, I don't see anything. I see one thing, and one thing only. What it says on the temples of my glasses.