Welcome to the Ari and Isaac daily live brunch.

Here we are. Here we are. Okay, we are here. Isa Gman here from Arizona. Ariits from East Coast place called Brooklyn, New York. And we're committed. We're committed to this live. Part of the commitment is even when it's not easy. So I'm laughing but and Arie you can see on his face. So it's funny first of all you can always see everything on my face right my face is a open book and that's why I always struggled when something doesn't go as planned. I have to hide from society because everybody in the United States gonna know something is wrong. Now, today is the day that me and Isaac would pick to quit or at least skip. Um, funny enough, I'm always the hope, you always hope that one is going to be up and one is going to be down and vice versa. So, when this guy, so when this guy is down, at least one is up. So, he drags the wagon and the wagon keeps going. Today we was with Zoe that I had a rough start and Isaac had a rough start and I would do anything to get away from this live right now. Okay. But we committed. Yeah. Here. Even like the view even like the view looks like you're hiding in some basement. And again we just want to remind everybody keep the comments keep the comments coming. Thank you for our daily viewer here at K Buyers already coming in with don't stop. Keep it up. Nice. Thank you. Yeah, thank you. We appreciate it. This is the You guys keep us going. Keep it up. This is the biggest lesson that you always have to keep going no matter what. I've heard it also for businesses that the great the last podcast that I did with Rashid Kstein, by the way, I'm going to look like annoyed throughout the whole time. Please don't comment about it. Positive, yeah, but don't comment about being I am annoyed. I don't want to be here, but I'm committed. So, I'm continuing. And I'm sure you've had days like this. And maybe you're having a day like this and you came here to be released. Maybe seeing another guy in your situation releases you. I heard in the last podcast. Sorry for knocking you over. Just want to not forget that point. He said everybody every business struggles in the in the world. Every business struggles. Every business always struggles. The winners, the 5% that make it are the ones that kept going throughout the tough times. So, here we are. Yeah. Yeah. And honestly, you never know. People came here to get, you know, their physic and get that boost in the middle of the day. So, we have to keep on going. We're both, you know, we're being them. They're being us. So, yeah. Um I I I don't want to say again today is not my day. It will be my day from this live on. It will be my day. This is the day everything's going to work out not only for the great. There's going to be good surprises as well. Um today one good thing to mention about today. Yeah, it's and there's a meaning to say that's you can find probably almost every and I have two interesting facts that you didn't know about. Okay, one that's to you, one that's my story with the first that's to you is that I discovered maybe I should say the first the first the other part. Okay, one sec. So how did I discover Phil? I was a banana and I sat with uh a guy named Siman. He lives in Ashdod. He probably will never heard even even the his third circle are not in LinkedIn. So he probably would never heard this regards you fell down and I I I would gladly if I find him I would gladly tell him this. But uh here I'm saying it to you guys. Um he was my ingaman like like sometimes you get a support ingaman to learn with you or to sit with you at least an hour a day to keep you sane and to to survive and to talk it out and just be and give you a chance of catching up the studies. So he told me I was complaining to him how am I ever going to get married? I don't know why. There was a topic then I don't know why and who is going to want me or I don't fit in. I didn't feel like I'm fitting in. So I thought like this is going to be a bad thing. So he said when I was a bukah I had the same concern and you said say hi. Yeah I'm telling everybody right. Oh you can see how many people live. Um I could I mean you can't really see like updated live I can't see on LinkedIn but I could comment and everybody sees it right. So this guy told me that he was a and he decided instead of saying just it's such a good prayer he would say it every day and that would help him for kids for the whole thing. He he took it as his insurance. Mhm. And he told me I have I got married at 18. I have good kids. I'm happily married. So he kind of gave me such a boost. And I was to start I started then I barely miss a day. Mash I try every day to say it for years and years and years now. Now one of the discoveries I had like two years ago that there's a whole second part that nobody knows about and you will not find this in every sid which was printed only in the first of the that they found. What happened to your phone? I'm all of a sudden hearing myself twice. Yeah. So I got a phone call. You hear me? Oh, good. Now it's up to I went on the laptop to not get the phone call and now you're getting the phone call. Maybe the same guy is calling both of us. Yeah. Um what I was saying is that I discovered that there's a whole second part that is much more glob down to earth. Like he speaks about all the scares that um we shouldn't lose our spouse, our kids should have kids, like a whole bunch of fears that a person has. He should be able to pay their weddings easily. All these kind of fears that you have is in the second part that's not it's not known. It's not everywhere. So I found this little that I drag around with me. I should have bought it with me. I have it in my but it's not here. And I would have showed you there's like it's it's the same amount that you see in the but today regardless of all this is a big big day to say um so don't forget that please. It's just a friendly reminder. If you don't know what it is, go search online hashla and it helps. It helps. It has a big impact especially of having a good marriage and good kids. Yeah. Anybody anybody watching needs it just just message in the comments. We could send you. I got a few emails already and I can forward it to you. Nice. Um yeah. Once you arrive in Arizona, you start doing Yep. Yep. Yeah. So, yesterday's live. We got a a lot of good feedback. Sorry about that. Got a lot of good feedback. And we see it's growing. We see it's growing. And Kiman hit the comments. Come with the comments. Cheer. Cheer Ari up. He could use it today. He's got He got better since we started the call. We're eight minutes in. just a little bit but he's but just let's see let's see who can come in with a comment that's gonna make Ari's day I'm wondering if I could share with you the screen to show you a little bit of what I do I've done for for the I'm in the middle of doing a podcast uh editing a podcast and also in the middle of editing the Satmark show. And it's funny that the people who were there who I interviewed are like, "No, where's the video? When are you sending the video?" And I'm like, "Bro, I got to download it from the camera into the computer. I got to sort it out. There's like hundreds of files. I got to put it all into a timeline. I got to listen to the whole thing once, twice, three times. Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut." It started with about 3 hours of footage. It's now down to close to an hour. And I keep seeing what's not important, what is, what could go to deleted scenes, what can't. And after all that's done, I do sound again because we have two mics. So sometimes you need to hear me, sometimes not. Sometimes it makes too much of a tim. Sometimes the wrong mic is on. So I have to go through all the audio. Afterwards, I have to do color for all the ones that are went bad. Basic coloring. You don't need to be too fancy about it. It's a vlog. Then I want to do B-roll, the breaks with the music. It It's a process. And in the middle of that, I'm getting the the [Music] the B-roll or the footage that I was requesting for the podcast of Moshim. I want I want to show you a little bit of it. Let me see if I can log in from here. Could be able to and show you. Maybe I have Give me a second. Um uh it's probably up here. No, let me see. Sent emails. Rabbi Bakner. That's not Oh, so today there's a big event for Bua's razors, I think, in the rally and we had the privilege of making a um presentation for them. So, I'm thinking maybe I should show you a little bit of that. There it is. Bam. Okay, let me try to download this. And also, in the meantime, I want to find Let's see if I have it. Oh, there it is. Okay, it needs to download for me to be able to open it. Or maybe I can find in the send the online version. Give me a second. Yeah. In the meantime, while you're find looking for that. Yeah, cuz some people want to know, they see on my screen here, it says I eat in the west. So, just so people were asking what is it about? So, first of all, West I'm in the I live in the west part of United States, which is Arizona. But the West is actually like a podcast or I mean I guess it's called a podcast. So once yeah you give like lectures. So we speak about we speak about the topic of moving out a lot of people in the east coast Brooklyn New York or its surroundings wherever you are actually and you feel like it's just time to get up and get out but it's hard it's not easy. How long how long is this sheim? Okay. So, it's it works like I take a topic and we go through a topic. So, sometimes it's five minutes, sometimes it's 10 minutes. I think the longest one was like 12 minutes. It's videos. How many topics do you have on just moving? Yeah, believe it or not, there's a lot of topics and the more I talk, the more like I see how it comes up because there's also like a chat and people could, you know, say their their opinions about it. Give me an example of a topic. Um, so let me go through the la the last topic. Okay, the last topic was a was a was was more like of an introduction for the next tool that we're going to talk about. But let me pull it up here. Let me bring it up here and show you. And we also do, by the way, interviews. Let's say if someone wants to talk about that topic or has experience about it, we do such a similar type of thing and they have a chance to say what they want. Um let's say we go through the topic of a small a lot of people have that fear. They're used to you know build a big building with buses and tets. Mhm. And there's a fear of a small going into a small. So we go through you know to show how if anything it's you know only bene benefiting to the kid. We go through basically the positives of this type of lifestyle. So people that are looking to do the move but have beer they get support. I could definitely agree that a small kaida gives more attention. But is there already a class for every age? Um, so I would say up till up till 12 up to 12 we're basically covered. And by the way, I also talk a lot that it's not really about a specific area. We're not like it's not promoting a certain area. It's just promoting the idea in general because this is another thing we started off with this that everybody's got in their heart has a place that they that they visited or where they want to end up and you can't change that. They they have it's coming from gave their plots. But there's there's struggles. There's obstacles. Yeah. But they're not thinking about Arizona. So some people are, some people are not. It's meant for anybody. It's meant for anybody that wants to move out but feel stuck. If it's Arizona, if you want to end up in Florida, if you want to end up in it, wherever you want to end up, but it's hard for you to pick yourself up and get out of your comfort, you know, where you where you grew up or whatever it is. So, this is like a hub where you could get physic and we go through all the topics about moving out. And I want to I want to congratulate you. You can keep going. I just want to congratulate you in all the lives. This has been the you most interactive talking. I I love this. You're like coming to life. When I go down, you go. Yeah, it's actually working. I guess I'm allowing you more space. Oh, here it is. I want Oh, okay. You finish first. When you finish, I'm ready to share the screen showing this podcast I'm working on. You're going to be excited. This is different than every anything you expect. Yeah. No. So, I Yeah. I didn't want to really get into this much, but I just want to say if anybody wants to join there, it's on WhatsApp, it's on YouTube. There's, you know, just PM PM me and we'll add you. And there's a lot of a lot of and support there. Um, it's called Aid in the West. You could also Google that in the West. It's going to come up now. Okay, I'm adding you to this. I'm adding this screen here. Oh, wow. It's like a cockpit. Okay, this is what this is this is the story of my life these days. But um for the last So here if you can see you're going to see I hope you can hear the audio as well. 4 seconds to go two. I'll make it big. One second so you can actually see the guy who did it. You'll see him walking here. This guy over. He throws up a prayer and it's answered. Wow. Now look at him now. Okay. Man, I love this. All you see the difference. Yes. Look at him now. Wow. Now he went through some some um he went through some transition. He He's a 26 year old that has a story of a 80-year-old. Wow. In short, I'll give you a short intro. I don't know if what I'm doing is is the right thing, but I'll I'll say it anyway. Um, meaning I'm giving away maybe too much, but I feel very hamish with my small crew over here. So, this guy, he lost his mom when he was eight. He's born and raised in Yashlim. They moved to Moni Balachiva and he went into regular was a regular fisher boy in my mom passed away when he was 10 from Yanamasa from two two years of suffering from Yanamasa and it hit him too hard. So he gave up on everything. He said listen if there's a god I don't believe there is one but if there is one why did he take my mom? That's that's that's what he said. Why why did he take his mom? So he was very very upset. So he started mammish acting up and he became the champion in basketball. Mamash um he became that good that he went for the there is a Jewish national league. I don't know if you know about this. I didn't know about this until he told me. It's called the Makabia. It's it's like they they go to a different country every year or every four years maybe and they took him to be on their team to represent the United States Jews and it was in Chile and he won the gold medal. Wow. He was that good. He was really really he's he's he's a baller. He calls himself a baller. Then he he found a book. He he still felt empty. So he found a rabbi. He went to I'm giving you away technically the base of the podcast. It's sad, but just so you know, I'm I'm loving this because basketball is my favorite thing. Really? Yeah. And yes, my nickname was um wasn't Jordan. That's what they used to call me. Really? You're going to love Okay, this podcast is just for you. One second. Commenting what's the weather in Arizona? Oh, you see that? Nice. Yeah. What's the weather in Arizona? How's the weather there compared to Florida? Great topic. Honestly, I want to go through that. Let me let's let's let Ari finish about this and I'll answer that question. One second more and then you're gonna finish with the weather and we're done. This is long. Um yeah, so he found book. He went to Israel for a few months for the summer for as he became the main guy. He said if I'm going to be here, I'm going to be the best. I'm going to be invested. So he stayed another year. He started going to breastlift. Then he started going to Bells. Then he started going to Zber. He became extreme. Then he became extreme litfish like and then he went to he balanced it all out. Now he's teaching. Wow. So this is a crazy story. It's beautiful, very emotional, very well said and very very powerful message at the end. Talk about the weather and and let me off the hook over here. Yeah, it's long but we'll first of all Gary, thank you so much for chiming in. welcome to the show. Um, yeah. So, what's the weather in Arizona now? Right now, I love doing this. I love checking right now, although I know. But, okay. So, as we speak, it's right now 87 degrees. Today is going to be a high of 96 and a low of 64. So, now Florida over here, it's dry. It's very It's a dry weather, 0% humidity. So, it's it's really once you're in the shade, it's very comfortable. It's, you know, in the in the morning and at night, it's cool in this time of the year. Um, it works very different than Florida where there's humidity. Like I tell everybody, even when it's 105 degrees here in the middle of the summer and you go, let's say you go into the pool, when you'll come out, you'll still be cold for the next 5 minutes till the sun will like reheat you again because there's it's not the ear is not hot. It's the sun. It's the sun that's heating up. So, in the shade or let's say when you come out of a pool, you'll still be cold for the first few minutes until the sun warms you up again. And if you're in the shade, it's going to take even longer. But Florida, I mean, I don't know what the weather there is right now. You could check it up, but it's humid. There's humidity there. So, it's there's not such a big gap between by day and by night and between the shade and the sun. It's um it's different. Then you sweat. In Arizona, you don't sweat because it's dry air. That's that's that I think you answered it. Yeah, I think you understood. Thank you so much Isaac for Yep. keeping this live alive. Uhhuh. And uh I'll see you tomorrow. What's tomorrow? And by the way, you look better. Thank you so much. Um I'm traveling after Yam. We'll speak about it after Yam. Okay. I'll see you around, brother. Take care. You got it. Bye-bye.