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I want to start off with a story. Story that I heard from Rabbi Zev Le. It's a story about a sadik who lived in the early part of the 20th century in Shalim. He was the Rav of Rushim and his name was Rav Yseph Zenfeld. Some of you might have heard of him. was a tremendous sadik and there's a story told that in his life he was story told that in his life he was always a big balon who always believed in Hashem whatever he had was from Hashem and he used to live as the saying goes from hand to mouth what he he would never have like savings at home sometimes his his family would go without food literally without food because he didn't you know And he would always say, "Hashem will provide. Hashem will give." And he was a sort of person who would never like to borrow anything from never like to borrow anything from anybody. If he's going to put food on the table, it's got to come from me. It's got to not from me. It's got to come without me having to take from somebody else. So one time his family was so hungry that he came home one day. He saw on the table there was a a loaf of bread and his wife and children were eating. He said, "I didn't think we had money for bread. Where does this bread come from?" So his wife said, "I had to borrow. My children are starving. They haven't
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