What's There to Complain About? | Rabbi Joey Haber

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[Music] when inappropriate image is walking on the street why do people sometimes turn their head I think it's because they think their life isn't good enough and maybe if they see that it's almost like they have a part of that it doesn't make any sense actually as you say it but in the moment somehow to the person who's turning his head somehow it does I want to tell you the attitude of an incredible person I once met a few incredible person I once met a few months ago I had to make a whole series of speeches to the same group of people in Manchester England and I had a flight scheduled for a Sunday afternoon at 6:40 it was right after shabat and I was coming from Jersey and I was going to New York and from New York from Brooklyn I was going to take a cab to take me to JFK to take the flight which was a 640 flight I come from Jersey to Brooklyn to my house in Brooklyn I open up the drawer to get my passport and I look inside and I realize I left my passp

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1. 0:00[Music] when inappropriate image is walking on the street why do people sometimes turn their head…
2. 0:30incredible person I once met a few months ago I had to make a whole series…
3. 1:00inside and I realize I left my passp sport in New Jersey I was like oh…
4. 1:30want and I stopped there in the middle of JFK and I said Hashem I got…
5. 2:00person the hostess says this my mother she's a holocaust Survivor she lived through alwiz I…
6. 3:02question do you hate the Nazis and she says me hate the Nazis she says if…
7. 3:32with the life you have when you're looking all over the place it's because you think…

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