HaRav Zev Leff - Tisha B'Av 5774 - Part 2 of 2

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

so made so many Rich Jews like you to support them tell a story also a wagon driver a Wagoner was traveling from one town to another with a heavy load of merchandise as the horses were climbing a steep hill they became fatigued and finally came to a halt as if on strike the Wagoner whipped the horses once and twice and to no avail finally he realized that to get the hes cooperation he must lighten part of the cart's weight he removed some of the items and attempted to get the sources to move but to his dismay they just would not budge he removed another lot of the heaviest merchandise but the lot of the heaviest merchandise but the horses would still not move the Wagoner finally hit upon a solution since the wagon's wheels were made of iron he began removing them so that the entire wagon would become substantially lighter he rolled up his sleeves began the arous TA task of removing the rusty cast iron Wheels a passer by who was watching in amazement finally asked him to explain what he was doing he said you simpleton don't you see that the horses are refusing to climb the hill I've tried removing merchandise from the wagon but that did not help finally I realized

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