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You Wanna Get Lunch?
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You know, like those people they come,
they hang out, they sit down, they
pretend like they're learning. They open
a book. I'm going to go buy it.
No, so what time is it? When's lunch?
Okay, okay. I'm going to go buy it.
What are you reading? What are you
reading?
Oh, chicken? Okay. I'm going to go buy
it.
I don't want chicken today. You sure
chicken? Maybe we should get Chinese.
Okay, fine. I'm going to GO BUY IT. 75
TIMES THEY NEVER GET TO ACTUALLY LEARN.
12:00 COMES, he says, "WHAT? I'M BEAT.
Learned so much." WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
"AH, tonight a lot a lot I learned. You
want to get lunch? You get in the What
did you You told me chicken, right?
Okay, let's get lunch." And all day they
waste time. All day they waste time. All
day they just waste waste time. But they
pretend like they're real Tommy D. They
pretend. But as soon as there's a
debate, all of a sudden they're the
first to protest in the street, throw
bottles, throw rocks, make noise. This
Those people, they turn into cats.
Those people, they turn into cats. Why?
Because they weren't looking for the
truth.
They were treating the rabbi like it was
a sports team, a shame and a shanda.
They want to be part of the winning
team, the championship team. Want to be
a championship team? You'll be a
championship team of cats.
That's what happens. Why? We're here to
learn. We're not here to
cause fights for no reason. If your
rabbi says something, no problem. You
can say, you can you can
you can As long as you focus on what the
rabbi said and focus on learning Torah.
And if you Let's say, for example,
you're there to
warn people, no problem. But don't turn
it into a thing. Don't turn it into a
This is the only thing that you're
involved in. You're only involved in
telling everybody else that they're bad.
Telling the the other people that
they're terrible. Especially if the
other side is not necessarily truly
wicked people.