A Short Thought on Parshas Vayakhel Pekudei | By Rav Asher Weiss Shlit"a | 5783

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Asher Weiss’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] I get jobs [Music] she says why does he say twice so let me make a general comment because we finished five parties five parties deal with the commission ers over and over again my feeling is so much he's a great kid and it brings home great report cards and every year and as Rabbi write such fantastic things about him best boy in the class every test is 100 percent one two three four five hundreds and hundreds his father so happy buys him a huge gift but before he even gave him that gift but before he even gave him that gift something went sour and as a great boy stopped learning by smother and the hundreds became 98s and 95s and 90s and 85 and 80s and the father was broken and the father tells that Abby I brought him such an expensive peasant I think I'm going to give it back to the store he doesn't deserve it I can't give him the present it's no reason his father no you're doing a terrible

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1. 0:01[Music] I get jobs [Music] she says why does he say twice so let me make…
2. 0:32five parties deal with the commission ers over and over again my feeling is so much…
3. 1:02he's a great kid and it brings home great report cards and every year and as…
4. 1:34but before he even gave him that gift something went sour and as a great boy…
5. 2:04his father no you're doing a terrible mistake don't give it back to this storm show…
6. 2:35him don't give it back to the store don't lose hope tremended Services my beloved candle…
7. 3:06the base that make this forever no it's like a mask on he takes it back…
8. 3:41is money to a borrower and the lender wants to have some confidence some security that…
9. 4:13gives him some precious stuff and the lender says I'm not a collector I'm embarrassed to…
10. 4:46just pay and I'll be so happy to give you back your mascot I love to…

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