Rabbi Aharon Walkin’s Purim Seudah: Esther’s Emunah, Simchas HaTorah, and Conversation

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No, no, no, no. It has to be a one before the five. Say, say something. Please. Tell me that soon the Beis Hamikdash is ... Yet. So we should look at ... We should look at now. Is that a baby? The baby is in the net. Why is it a baby? ... What was he trying to be? He was trying to give them chizuk. No. Who was trying to give them chizuk? That's what it was. That sheket? That's what Chazal was saying. Chazal was—I'm not saying his kavanah was that. Explain. I'm not hearing. Did Hordus do it? Hordus was a shegetz. Hordus was a shegetz. Okay, let me ask you a question. Mibnei banav shel Haman lamdu Torah bBnei Brak. Why? How was he zoche to it? More than ... Mitzrayim. Derosh. I, I, I, okay, I hear you. You're saying Avraham wasn't his. He didn't set out to do that. Give him the credit. There's no ... What? Haman and Haman, yeah? He has schar on it. You want to know how it works. All right, l'maaseh, the pool is there and there for the good that comes from it; it's not the person. All right, is that what you want to hear? No, I know, I know what you're saying. Do you mean to say that Haman set up five million degrees? I'm not saying that, I don't know. Because I will tell you, I just repeated ... This famous ... That one, that one. That Haman was zoche ... because ... You're extending and you're saying ... What's the ...? Who would want that? He couldn't afford better. He couldn't afford better. When he could afford better, he would have done better, and ... didn't let him. You're taking the ... You're giving it to ... I'll tell you more. I'll tell you more. ... Who told him Moshe Rabbeinu was afraid of what zechus? No. And he told Avraham Avinu. Why did he tell Avraham Avinu? He wanted to make ... He's a murderer. ... After he was saved like that from the ... ... The whole ... was to dupe Avraham Avinu. He wanted to dupe him, yeah? And he felt bad for ... right? He wanted to remember it against Avraham. He wanted to start with that or someone else. ... Why? You're not ... I know, I didn't think about that. First ... ... Who won? Oh, you make good. ... Right? That's the ... What? That's the ... Kids of the Cholkim. But you hear the kash? Yeah. His kavanah was ... And after his ... ... אבל תירוץ ... ... משה רבינו ... I'm saying Moshe Rabbeinu's ... okay? Better now?

You try to ... the corner. Not gonna work. I always come out winning at the end. ... What? ... I'm not saying you're the only ... I told you so. ... Westgate. Three, four years ago, I knew what I was doing. I knew what I was doing. I didn't know what I was doing. I told you. I told you. Why not? What? Why not what? Why should you not feel good about yourself? Help me out. Help me out. You don't ... You don't make his bumps. He has bumps. You see the biggest bumps? No, I don't mean the guys that ... whatever, that they realize with the bumps. I mean the ... that the things that ... I don't mean tzaddikim like ... I mean ... Give me because they ... But they ... Twenty minutes. Twenty minutes on the clock. Thank you. No. You know ... around me ... ... And one more thing, and when you're not looking, and when you're not looking, even touch a guy. Even touch a guy. You don't think anybody sees. I know people do it. I know people do it all the time. You know what Rav Shlomo ... said over there. The Katzki said. The Katzki said. Someone said, someone said, someone said, ... sent the letter. First, stepping on toes. The Katzki said, don't step on your toes that so far. Imagine to be out there to get punched up. So in other words, if they're standing in the back, don't make such a big back, yeah? You got this trick. You got to wait for it. Can you repeat the after part? Repeat that, please. There are times I wonder. And the mala mensch loves his brother. Only a meshugener hates deep down his brother. He comes to be normal. Comes to be what? Normal. That's it.

Ashe yishetko, hayehoden. Ashe yishetko, hayehoden. Hey, Bobby. ... What are you standing there? No. What are you staring at me for? Say, talk. I want to say a word. ... Drink, drink. No, no, no. ... Shut, shut, guys. The night he picks up the plate, and the ... doesn't learn from it. ... doesn't have to take out the plate. She wants to make the soup because the ... is heavy. But when he picks up the plate, the next morning he wakes up. ... Give me a second. I understand what this is from. It's a simple message. Come here. Come here. Just take these ... Yeah? Give me one minute, please, okay? All right, who's helping me with this? You have to go to Eagle's house. Who can source a guy? I think I can. The guy doesn't want to take? You can't give it to him. Actually, you need to. A bride is more important. No? I have to find a way to get it to him. Let's go. Come here. It's a mission. What do you call that from the ...? Okay? Secret mission. You don't have to go to Dubai for this. It's around the corner. Give me a second. I know. Count it off. Tell me what's here. It's the... go ahead, please. It's a shout-out. It's a shout-out, but from jail. Thank you. Do you like it on the radio? I'm gonna listen. I'll chat to Tatal. I'm gonna listen. You know, I just, I gotta take care of this. What is it? Oh yeah, I kind of. Now I'm trying to hear a little bit. You know, I was thinking, not for the one day Purim, we would be able to remain sane. Purim gives a chance, like, it gives a person the chance to get it all out, all the bottled-up emotions. We have a lot of emotions. We suppress. If we don't have a chance to let it out once a year, Yom Kippur and Purim, we would explode. Did you hear what I just told?

You think my word that everybody is emotional. Esther was ... What is ...? You know that Esther lived with a dog, right? Esther lived with a dog. She says it herself. See, lady, now we can imagine all the ... 250? You want to make one, give it out, you want to take ...? I want to make three. No, what I mean to say, okay. You said how much, 350? Besides the check. I didn't count the check. Make sure you don't pass. ... It's good times, it's not that hard. The first time. Imagine all the wives are sitting around the table. My husband ... My husband ... says a chaburah. Esther says, My husband, he's a hound. He's a hound, a real hunt. A greyhound. A greyhound. ... And I asked the Eibishter, protect me from my husband, the hound. What's going on? What is everybody saying over? It's a ... ... It's not gevaldik. Can I have a ... over here? Get me a ... That's for you. I have a ... getting shikker. I get shikker on ... Let's go. Bring me a ... No? Chavei, you know that it says there, right? ... But are you upset in shul? Yeah. I didn't say it in shul this morning. Huh? We don't have envelopes? Okay, so just go and get—make sure the cakes. Tell him my father said you should take. Gotta get the job done. That's it. Till shooting, don't shoot, okay? Okay, and seagull. I don't even find that. You'll find out now. He's not gonna pick up. ... You'll see, he's not gonna. Forty, forty, sixty, eighty, ninety. I can't. I'll figure out what. Okay. Two hundred. I told you, get done right now, right now. Don't waste any time. Don't mix up what's in the room. Don't go to Atlantic City. How's this? I was ready to say that, but in front of people, I think... What's joke? Money, money, what's joke? Stomach, we have to clean it up. You'd say, ‘Ah, dog, he's a real hound.’ Stomach, such a nice ... What a hound. Get a sitter. Yeah. So could you imagine what she lived through? She gets punished. Could you imagine what she's living through? Tell me, five years before anything. Everything was pretty quiet for five years. How many? I'm saying, so for five years she's married to this guy not even knowing anything. You tell me what she knew, what she thought that one day Haman's gonna come and one day she's gonna get... what does she know? She has nothing. I don't know who they are. I left on the table, maybe. Why aren't you going? Why don't you... ...right over here, right here. ...right over here. ...What's up, Sam? Yeah. ...What's we doing? Change it. ...Change. ...Maybe she was ... the shechina from her, forsaken.

You don't know who he is. Don't know what his head is. So watch the pshat, the pshat. Karka olam is why it was mutar. Karka olam is who really Esther was. That's what Esther is all about. Karka olam. No. Yisroel Sigel. It says Yisroel Sigel. Kingsfield. No, just don't talk about it and go. Don't talk and go. Just take care of it, that's all. This is Haman's niggun? Who's niggun? We're trying to, like, be like, you know, equal time. You know, you have to have democracy, you have to have equal time on the radio. Esther was karka olam. What does that mean, Esther was karka olam? So pashut means ... no. Whatever you want. Mask. Whatever you tell me to do, that's it. There was no Esther. Esther's karka olam. Eibishter, zei vilstu, and I'll take it. And I know you have a cheshbon. Come now. Was it a good idea of what Esther did? Did she gain from it? Who knows in our life, we do things, and years and years later we realize, Ribbono Shel Olam, ach, I'm so happy what you did for me. What was her plan in the ...? Yeah, perfect, right? That's not what she really answered. What did she really answer? You know what the problem is? He's so good that no one's listening to him and not me. That's good. Ah, hachashverosh, hachashverosh. She's trying to make the Chazal that she said, ‘No, that's what it is, no?’ He's already somewhere else. He's not to this. So what did she point at? So she wanted to commit suicide, basically. That's what it was. She was talking to the Shechinah. Haman, because every time it's the Ribono Shel Olam. Ah, because every time it says Hamelech. Not bad. It's not really interesting way of learning the Chazal. Give it to me in a minute. Let me just take this. Wait so long with the banquet, and invite dinner two weeks from tonight. I can't wait. I can't wait. He's a fight. I wasn't sure if I should call you. You aren't lit. What am I supposed to do? I can't wait. What, they threw you out of yeshiva? No. Like that. They affiliate with another yeshiva. Oh, another yeshiva. I think you should spread. You have a good personality, you know, something. You sit here, I'll sit there. So which yeshiva was zoche to have you? Okay, you too. Ah, you went to Gersh. Ziste mentch. He's a good Jew. Gersh Newman is... he's going, he has to go. Calvin, you're leaving? No. Oh, you left this kid in. That's a pretty good idea, leaving. Good babysitting ploy. Calvin left his kid here. You're in the pad of a jack, and you get it done. Go help Mommy fight the jack. This guy is good. You ever meet his father? His father? My father really knows how to give it to a guy. That's good. So let me attack. How'd it go in Linden? I left money here. Well, Linden's also gone. Linden's also gone. I mean, the whole yeshiva days are over in Dunwood. Yeshiva... I know. I want to... from the... Oh yeah.

Build that on Chaydish, the bima. As long as you bring the house down. You brought the whole house down. No, it's a guy, yeah guy. ... That's good. So, ... something ... that's it. Nothing, ממש nothing. ... Come on, you want to hear? Okay. Okay, Calvin, you want— I want to say it with my heart. So go say it, so go say it. The better ... he has to get it out. People don't understand that it's like ... I want to say a ... Let me say it. So say it, say it, go ahead. Finish it off. Where does ... lives the next day? So why does he tell Esther on a whim, knowing that he says five years later, ... You'll live in proof. Why would you—? So I ask this question. He asked me this question. ... lives the next morning. ... he's living proof. Basically not being ... Why would he tell Esther ... five years later? He took out the kelim, and the kelim— he doesn't hold ... He took out the kelim and he used them to show that they're not rebuilding the Beis Hamikdash. Right, so then he said, ... and he killed the Beis Hamikdash, that much not. Oh, oh. Why did ... so ... this one kasha. The ... about them. They weren't forced to go. They don't have to. People didn't go. They don't have to. Another kasha I had is Daniel has a nevuah, four malchus. Achashverosh is one of them. Where's Amalek? I still have a kasha, I don't understand this. ... the whole thing happened in three days. When did he do this? And also when he stops Mordechai, Mordechai's davening, he goes to the kids. What are you doing, learning? You didn't kill him. Go ask the Nazis to kill him on the spot. Like that. ... When did it happen? But what's the mitzvah they choose from all this? ... This I didn't get a chance to tell Rabbi. Avraham Avinu says, ... He says, ... Avraham Avinu with the keys. ... Never went that way, but nothing new. You know, check over. Yeah, go ahead. ... Try. ... Avraham Avinu. ... What do you bring? You bring the three ... Yeah. ... Yeah. ... I want to say a ... I want to ask you, Esther says, I can't go into the king. That's why they're hanging Haman. This is his last cry-out, well. He's calling ... because he wants him to hear it. How can we not incorporate ... you know? ... Here it is. ... Esther doesn't say she doesn't want to go in. She says, I can't. And Mordechai says, You're trying to hide. Tells her, Chiddush, what he was ... Why ...? So is that. Why so believe Achashverosh that Cheshbon's wrong? And they never found out that he's not right. They don't know who Cheshbon's wrong, because people, they don't know. First, they all had the yesh. One year she comes on Yom Shoshan. Mordechai tells her, go in. She says, I can't. He says, she was believing the crowd. She says, one second, a guarantee it's gonna happen? Go tell the ... to be ... You need ... The ... that we decided the Purim is, like he was saying, they have no idea that Achashverosh's Cheshbon's wrong, ... that next happened. ... Even though the ... never ... But here's my ... What's the difference between the beis hamikdash and tefillah? This means I'm here, you come to me. Tefillah is, I'm not here; you can ask to come to me, whatever. Come on, let's hold Achashverosh, that's ... Look, you're right. Beis ... they can be both. Achashverosh joined. Achashverosh didn't know that.

The next morning, when Shasha ... she said, a chacham told me this. He taught me from ... How do I know this? The Targum Onkelos says, Vayagad ... Targum, look at Targum ... Baltur, ... This is what he was teaching. ... even though ... you're living proof. Now these people are the ones who really ... This is what Tayi said, this type of ... You know where Mordechai lived? Where was Mordechai? No, no, no, from Yerushalayim. It's a pasuk in Ezra, beis aleph, first pasuk. Yeah, but he went into galus. He himself. He went there, but he went to Persia. He sat there, no, he sat by the king. By the king. Say it again. Tell him again. He lived in Yerushalayim, even had a house. He sat ... Mordechai yoshev b'shaar hamelech. One thing he came: Let me build a Beis Hamikdash. All day long. All day long. Listen to what he's saying. Mordechai begged Achashverosh. He went from Yerushalayim, he sat by the thing, ... I'm begging you one thing: build the Beis Hamikdash. Did he get it? No. No. What did he get? He got something more. He got something more. But the Eibishter was there with him, even if he wasn't going to get built. Even though. You want the hashra'as haShechinah? You got it over here, in Persia. You want hashra...? You got it. Even though he'll never get built again. Remeisha says clearly, remember how many times I made you read that Remeisha, that if it's a Beis Hamikdash— No, not him. He didn't know about it. It was after him. He never got it. It was later. He did not get it. He stayed in Persia. He did not get it. Mordechai did not get it. He didn't know. He didn't get it. You hear it? Spent his whole life asking the Eibishter, Ashros HaShechinah. You know what the Eibishter told him? I'll show you Ashros HaShechinah. And that's Purim. It's very deep. We ask the Eibishter for a lot of things. Eibishter says, I give you what you need. Lo yikal, lo yidiach, kol kavecha lo yevosh. I'm good for my word. You're not going to be embarrassed. Okay, at home I'm going to make you a chaim with the Rebbe, and then we're going to go, okay? Moshe writes we don't need a Beis HaMikdash. You read it? We don't need a Beis HaMikdash. We live without the Beis HaMikdash also. When you Shabbos, when you Klal Yisrael. I was thinking of an interesting thing. What month? Adar. Why Adar? Moshe died, Moshe was born. What happened to Moshe? How did Moshe come into this picture? It's a funny thing. Moshe Rabbeinu was born and died, and that's shayach to Purim? So pashut you'd say because Kabbalas HaTorah, maybe. Moshe was about Torah, and Hadar kiblu bimei Achashverosh, so mimeila Moshe Rabbeinu. Shver, right? You ready for something better? What do you say? How did the kasha? How did Moshe come into the picture? Something like this. Coverama. Coverama. Yeah, want this on the radio? Okay, so say something. It's like a certain amount of intelligence you don't have to have to get on. I'm saying it's a certain level, very shver, Coverama. Types out Moshe Rabbeinu. Moshe Rabbeinu said, Mecheini na mi'sifracha. When did we pick to be Mecheini na mi'sifracha? Parshas Tetzaveh, because they couldn't find any other parshah, so Tetzaveh was a good parshah. Haman was looking for a month; he couldn't find any other month, right? So what did he find? He found Adar. He couldn't find any other month. Mecheini na mi'sifracha. Who did he do it for? Klal Yisrael, because Hashem gave him Klal Yisrael. Hashem said, I'll give you—I'll give you next Purim. They were ready to destroy all of Klal Yisrael, and the Ribono Shel Olam made a nes in Adar that Klal Yisrael is going to live. Moshe Rabbeinu came and said, Mecheini na mi'sifracha. For what? Because he wanted to save Klal Yisrael. What's Mecheini mi'sifracha? I'm ready to die, erase—you know, you don't realize what the Mecheini na mi'sifracha is.

Clal Yisroel. We'll give you Klal Yisroel. I thought about it a few minutes before you came. You know what the greatest measure? Reb Pam told this to me: not to live for yourself. Gadlus, not to live for yourself, to live for the Klal Yisroel, to live for others. That's great. That's gadlus. Not to live for yourself. Yes. I'm trying not to cry. I know you don't like when I cry. I'm trying. I have so many emotions. You hear it? The me and Klal Yisroel. He's going with that. What are you going with that? He's gishmak, givald. I like it. He must have had a ball over there, [unclear]. They had no choice but to physically remove him from the building, huh? Just recently, I was making phone calls for dinner. He was on the list. I wasn't sure I should call him. I shouldn't call him. The question, [unclear]. [unclear]. I know. [unclear]. Love Klal Yisroel. Love Yidden. You know how to... Ask brothers. Stupid. You want to know something? People are very unhappy. They live for themselves. ... They're very unhappy because it wasn't meant to be that way. You want to hear a vort that I said over Shabbos? ... Let's say kapitel Tehillim. ... I said over from tzaddik ... on Friday night. ... What does it mean? Not afraid of the snow. Why? Because you have Mexicans to clean it. What does it mean? The whole house full of wool. That means it's insulated. It insulates, right? What kind of wool? ... What is shan? Red wool. Even if you translate, it's garlic wool. What is the red wool after? Make them look at what kind of wool it is. ... How do you fight it? ... red fire, ish, slavos. They come, they come, they come with fire. Come, ... you hear? A person needs to have emotion. So if you don't have this eish, so then you'll have eish of kinah, taavah, and kavod. You know what the real pshat is? That a Yid has to have inner emotion. You have to. You have to have something. So either you're gonna have normal, healthy emotions, kedush emotions, or you're gonna be crazy like they come. It's either or. Obviously, ... You don't want to be normal, so you'll have kinah, ...

It was the hardest thing. I see, did I see it? Not chopping, no, no chopping. Is kria something, gilah? Rabbi Shmueli said, his kria is something gilah. So I enjoyed it. Enjoy. You know there's a physical enjoyment. Got better, by the way. Yeah, got better. You swims a person. He was a person read the Megillah one more time. Oh. Aliyah. That's a sort of mench. That's a sort of mench that he read the Megillah 400 times. You see, he was able to read the Megillah, he read it the 403rd time, but not the Megillah. Kind of limited. You know why they says, you know why he was called I? You know why he was called I? Why is he called I? So Chazal say he was called—his whole name, Par, right? Par. I, he's called I because he was there when—I'm talking about being made masks. Who, guys? He was called I. In fact, ... says it was nikar an I that he saw from making masks, to the point that people said he's I. Change the venue, now you music. They did this. We can't be cheapish on the radio. Yeah, I'll be later. ... Shabbos. ... See you later. Smile. Thank you. What is this? Who's it from? Next. I don't know what I said. What you said, I'm saying by the... ...deka. ...Kelav yechidasi. How could Esther live with that? What did she do with it? ...Kelav yechidasi.

Yeah. ... Vas is der pshat, ...? Karka olam was the header for the maaseh, but it was the whole ... It's ... This is what the ... Avshi b'sheilasi. I said this Thursday, Friday night. Avshi b'sheilasi. ... She'eilah bakasha. So there's different terutzim. Oh, so Meizei had a different part. There's many terutzim to this kasha. Meizei says like this: ... She'eilah. This is Rav ... shitah. No. Our kids are together? No. Oh, our kids aren't ... I wish they were ... you know. ... She'eilah, zokst b'shem is name, zokst b'shem is name. ... I take it as a hint, though. When you start bringing a ... you know, Torah, Gemara, you know, you bring ... David, you know. Are you telling me something? It's okay. Uh-uh, you see, he doesn't. I know what I'm talking about. שאלי, tell me no is no. But bakasha means till I get it. Im tivakshenu kakesef u'kematmonim, az timtzaenu. So אומר המלך, bakasha. There's ganuk. Ale bet. Bet he wants, you know. נפשי פזיך בשאלות. Zogst me nein is nein. Ami. Sorry. Yeva. Klal Yisroel. You want to know what pshat in your thing? He was telling me, ... If ... של ... למה ...? Because ... How could it be? ... Vi mishtaltzel zu tzu Klal Yisroel. That's what it is. How much you do for Klal Yisroel, that's how it's measured. How else do you explain it? Vifel for Klal Yisroel. It's nisht a zich; it's the Klal Yisroel. Yeah, I said pshat like this. If I say what I said, shas like this: vos vil a malach? What is a malach? Kocha krivus. What is kirvus? All the zachim, the tzaddik, they're going against. Like, ... the simcha ... ikar. Oiros is Torah. ... is middah. ... that's Torah given. The oiros is Torah too. The simcha, how a Yid feels about it. So Kabbalas haTorah, they have their geshmak, they have the Torah, because Torah ... they have. That's why Purim is so much about their geshmak, the feeling. It's a chap in a vein. ... I told over from Reb Tzadok HaKohen: 'Yechoveis olav lashon.' It's funny, right? What's lavushon? ... Shonim is wool, red wool. I need the red wool.

Sheligaz amoli kap. Red is the eish, fire. She's not afraid of these, fire. It's the eish haTorah. It's stam gelah, tzaddik. Benoiv nisht, kumt an der eish, eish, v'kiner, v'kavod. Those three things. A rasha person comes to davel, no? I mean, that's kiner, kavod is like... Amalek, for kavod, is that, that's their ilam hazeh. How do we say that that's ... person ...? Unless we melt of Torah, and we ... what's the ikar in Torah. Those three include the ikar of what ... I'm saying at the ... time, right? You said this ... something ... the ... You know, if you lose the Torah, you lose your chiyus, then you don't talk to have this ... They think they have this ... but ... What you're trying to say, let me say it. What you're trying to say is this ... I can ... the ... And the Torah, with all their gashmiyus, that doesn't no mah. That's called ... that I mentioned ... that I mentioned ... from the ... Amalek is their gashmiyus was a nishto mah. The minute a person goes and he doesn't have fire for learning, simcha for mitzvahs, so in its place comes a crazy, crazy ... Okay, ... you have, you have the head. I give out the head. ... What's ...? ... What's ...? ... Happy ... Torah. ... What's ...? ... You'd be happy. The hergesh, the hergesh. A Yid is happy. That's what it is. This is what a Yid has. A Yid has ... talking to the Eibishter. I said, let's say Shabbos Yom Kippur. Shabbos Yom Kippur is all of a sudden. What's the ...? A Yid is ... A goy needs to secure himself. He needs security. That's also normal hergesh. It's a hergesh. A person needs ... A Yid doesn't have to feel secure, ... Bitachon. ... I didn't say Friday. ... What's the ...? What do you get back? The .... Forget. The geshmak is the .... We want a fake, a fake security. It's a fake security, everything else. That's the real security. ... Fix that. Rambam says, ... al kol echa v'echa miba'ei olam. Yeah. Reb Shmuel told me that Reb Shneur used to say over, Kol ba'olam is even goyim. What do you mean? You live in Lakewood, you know that. Huh? You live in Lakewood, you know that. So you don't know the kol ba'olam because they don't hold that's called ba'olam. That's called ... They call it ... Give me a Rambam. Yeah, the Zeraim, the end of Zeraim. We're gonna learn pshat in that Rambam. You have to run, you have to run. I'm gonna come back. Come back. Come back. Time by the shul? Huh? Time by the six-thirty.

Oh, please.

Can you talk in this? Oberama. Go ahead. Thank you very much for always having Jewish Music Radio for your family. We are confirmed. Thank you. ... YouTube one. You're a little too late. Never early, never late. All right. I looked at this site. I'm not sure who you're referring to. Show me. ... Touching? ... Okay, I'm gonna go look at it. I looked, I took it out. I couldn't find it. ... I'm gonna listen. I just need, take care of this now, meaning, okay? I'm not gonna... later, later. Come, come. You're squeezing probably. My brother got stuck. Are you all right, though? His car broke down. Get him... He just started talking about it now. But he's okay. He's okay, but... he came already. He said, I just started my day, and he hit my... also. My father is here. ... No, no, no. ... Just don't make even that. Achdus, achdus. Listen to me carefully. You got Goldberg, lose money, and everyone... Someone has to make sure he takes... I have here two hundred dollars. Please make sure he gets... Go to his house. He has to take it. And that you don't have to make it sound like you know what it is, okay? So you just tell him that. I said that... Whatever it is, take care of it. Okay? All right. Please make sure, okay? I'll be with you in a second. This is Israel C100, okay? Israel, not Binyamin, not the one here. Israel, Kingsfield. Whatever, take the address, just deliver it. Make sure. Who else? No, this is 200, this is 100. 200 goes to Gold. Okay, the... Who else? ...not gonna take. ... Keller I gave. ...you know who this guy is? Who's this guy? How many hours? Okay. Four, five hours. ...how does money... How's money inside? How's money inside? I'm sorry, I'm pushing on you with my kids, Diane. It doesn't happen. How's money inside, Uncle? Not here. Just give it to— tell him, Rabbi Walton gave us, told you to take this. I don't know what it's about. He says he's you. Walton said I should give this to you. It's finished. Okay. What's ...? ... What's ...? Let's go. ... Oh, you have a ... You want ...? No, ... let's go. ... twice a day. No. I forgot the whole ... Basically, it's, you see that we need to be reminded to be ... Twice, yeah. Right. Once in the morning, once at night. ... breakfast, ... Now, start now. Two minutes. ... No. ... What are you ...? Oh, you saw ... What does he say yet? ... What? ...

Kabolso machshmaim is twice. Kabolso machshmaim is twice in the morning. You have to remember. You said that you're not going to remember by the time you get to the night. The person won't remember. The yetzer is going to get in even then. If it's kafah, it's only lamaneiz nakdam hes. Okay. So you wash your sackcloth down three times. Because I get the cash. So what's the teretz? ... How does that come right now? Now, yeah. In a nicer way than that. ... I'll get one later. I'll get one later. ... Where's the kids? ... I was going to sit with me. I'm going to sit with Rebbe. ... My ... should be nachas to Klal Yisrael and to ... Klal Yisrael and ... Got the kid. You know when you get the yetzer hara, mishter. He should press to be his own police. Otherwise the yetzer hara is gonna fire. Break all the rules. Cut all the corners. He'll park in any parking space, he's not on a parking. Gotta be a tough soldier, a cop. Thank you. Thank you. ...chasid. ...looking for him. ...chutzpah. ...today, today, now. I have it. I used it the whole day today. There's nothing in it that he doesn't... What chayoshi b'shaar hamelach? Chavatz. Chavatz is the b'shaar hamelach. That's all it is? No. What does it mean? What does it help? I was thinking, I don't know, I went to look. Every time I get to ... same, somebody comes. I was thinking, what a chay... the ... cup, ... Beis HaMikdash. It came all the way from Yerushalayim. ... They put out a decree not to build the Beis HaMikdash. So he went to the chashivers to get reshus. ... b'shaar hamelach. I'm gonna catch the king ... Beis HaMikdash. ... I get a chance to talk to the melech in a bet ... Afterwards, ... Because one of the sarim ... He said, ‘Haman ... he wants to kill him. Without ... kill him, because one of the sarim, you can kill him.’ Uh-huh. So what's ... because he was still ... Haman's here. ... I don't know, you think he left? Call him on the cell phone. ... Yeah, what'd you say? ... You're like a horse, can't talk anymore.

The same guy. Recording. What is hashgacha? What does that have hashgacha? I know, Alan, what does that have hashgacha? It took off when I... You have to know. Some... you have to know if it's kosher or not. We got one of the satmar dayan. There was no review on it. There was no... Hello? Yeah, I'm sorry for the seudah. I know I told Reb Shlomo I would tell him in the afternoon, but, you know, a lot of people here. The seudah, we want to start soon, if it's okay. Ah, good, good. We're looking forward, im yirtzeh Hashem, looking forward. A freilichen Purim. A freilichen Purim.