Message for the Marror

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

So my father's mini, maybe it was a yak, I don't know where it came from, is that we made the mara, we grinded the mara with our own hands with one of those metal grinders, very hard to do, right before the seder. So the white horserad would be so hot, fresh, it would be so hot you'd feel it. So when we used to sit there as kids, and this is beautiful. As we used to grind it, it goes into your nose and it makes you cry. You can't even control it. It makes you cry. And it was like a

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1. 0:00So my father's mini, maybe it was a yak, I don't know where it came from,…
2. 0:30whole game. We put we put like washcloth on our face. It was like I got…
3. 1:01pain, these should be the only tears I cry. Wow. Every single pes night, I said…

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