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I'm no agenda. No. And I don't like when I'm learning old stuff. We're learning now, present. I want to contrast and I want to see the so I remember I had like four caches. I remember caches, but I don't like I'm not trying to remember yesterday's caches. I want today and figure out we're capable of learning Torah. I want to contrast Avram and Lot in this week's parashah Vayeira. They both do hachnasat orchim. They both greet guests. The differences Hazal greet guests. The differences Hazal point out the differences and I want to study both. So if you if we're going to go [snorts] back and forth, if you first look when Avram Avinu has guests in page 45, the beginning of the parashah, he says to them in pasuk vav, "Yukaḥ na mat mayim." He offers them some water. "Raḥatzu ragleichem." "You'll wash your feet." "V'hisha'anu taḥat ha'etz." "And you'll rest a little bit." He offers them a bed before you It's interesting. them a bed before you It's interesting. Before you eat, you might be tired. Take a little water. You'll wash your feet and you'll "V'hisha'anu taḥat ha'etz." "And you'll sleep a little bit." Get a little nap. You're tired. You're You're guests. You're not so hungry yet. First, relax. You'll drink a little, wash your feet. That's what Avram Avinu says. If we look at Rashi, Rashi says on the "Yukaḥ na," "Al yedei shliaḥ." Rashi brings we're going to skip that. "V'raḥatzu ragleichem." The second Rashi, Rashi says wash your feet. "Kizbar." He
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