What Car Do you Drive - R. Tzvi Sytner - TorahAnytime.com

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A couple years ago, one of the members of my shul had a birthday, and his wife rented him a Lamborghini for the day. Of course, he spent the day wanting to let other people have the opportunity to drive it. So, he comes by my house, and he goes, "Rabbi, get in, you drive." And I get into the driver's seat, and I'm like driving so carefully and so slowly down my block to the point that like one of my neighbors sees me driving by, and he goes, "Hey, can I be the assistant rabbi?" Anyway, as as I'm I'm driving, I'm you know, I don't want to hit anything. I don't want to get any scratches. I don't want any bumps. I don't want to get it dirty. I don't want to hit a puddle. Like, I'm so careful. I thought afterwards, like, this is such a powerful lesson because in my own beat-up car at the time, like, I never drove like that. I drove regular. But with this Lamborghini, I'm so careful not to get it dirty or anything to

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