Taxi! | Rabbi Yechiel Spero

[Music] You've probably heard of Raasher Arieli. Rasher Arei gives the largest shir in the world. Over a thousand people attend Raasher Shir every single day as a magir as a ra in Yeshiva Samir. How did Rabasher become Rabasher? It's a hard question. Nobody really knows. But there's one story from his youth that speaks to me very much. Every once in a while he would get a few dollars and he was saving up. Was it for a safer? Was it for a special toy that he liked? Was a young ber? Absolutely not. Raasher had a doctor's appointment and he wanted instead of taking the bus where he would be able to see things that are inappropriate, Raber wanted to spend the extra money that he had saved from the gifts he had received as a child to save up so that he could go by taxi and protect his eyes because they are oh so precious. Rabbar Toyisk tells over that when he was a little kid, his mother would insist that they go by taxi even though bus is much cheaper. And when he asked her why, she said guilt gate. Money comes and money goes. But that's something that we lose a little bit of it. We can never retrieve that again. We can build ourselves up again, but that little bit we lost forever and it's not worth it no matter how much it costs. We must realize how precious and how cherished our year is. And by being careful with what we look at and how we think then we can beem to have the most treasured and precious possessions in the world. Nothing is more treasured than your shai.