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Daf Hashavua - Nedarim 26a

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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time and didn't realize that you can't do that because you have to eat on chabas and yamt. Um and do we say the whole nether is mut? So at first they wanted to say all the days are um user except for shabas and ka came and said or so we're going to have a rabba and rabba rabba we learned already rabba we're going to learn tonight what did rabba say rabba said everybody agrees that if your original nether was I as all of you and then you say if I would have known my father was among you I would have said I as all of you except for my father they're all assur and the father is mut and no nobody holds of because in that case all you all that happened was you mistakenly thought your father was there and it turned out he wasn't there but you would not have in any way tweaked the language of the ne you still would have said kulk Everyone, even Basil would say, you know, when they argue, according to Rabba, they only argue. The only time anybody ever says is if you say if I would have known my father was there, I would have tweaked the lion of the nether instead of saying instead of saying which momentarily would have indicated that I'm answering my father. I would have said you and you and not my father cuz I wouldn't have even wanted there to be a mash for even a short amount of time that I'm including I'm including my father. So according to rabba no sh never holds up and basil says we only say it with the additional factor that you would have tweaked the original language of

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  1. 1:01time and didn't realize that you can't do that because you have to eat on chabas
  2. 4:47language everybody says even you know when they argue if you say I would have said
  3. 8:33they argue about a side point and that is do we follow your first words or
  4. 11:49also even though your last words the words that you say in the And that contradicts
  5. 17:27ask this is aishna later on. There's a lot of discussion here. Uh is it a
  6. 21:14other way. Listen carefully. If he originally said, he would have he said, "Well, that if
  7. 24:29where you would have preserved what you said but in the if you would have switched
  8. 28:52who are the opposite way. There are those who are the opposite way. They change it
  9. 32:11how will nifty nifty learn this Mishna. Case one, you would have switched your words from
  10. 35:34um what you had said what you said ultimately But you said in other words the

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