Mother saves teachers life - R' Yechiel Spero

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

When one has a playgroup, it's always important to know who your clientele is going to be. And there was one playgroup in Eretz Yisrael that was run by a woman named Malka. And Malka had an outstanding reputation. And it was the beginning of the new year and people were signing up. And one day this woman Efrat signed up. She didn't know much about her and she's in the park one day and her friend Sippy is sitting next to her [music] and she says, "You know, this woman Efrat called. She wants her son Yonatan to be able to come to the playgroup." And she said, "Efrat so-and-so?" She says, "Yeah." She says, "I don't know. I know somebody that has her older child and he's a very difficult child. I don't know I don't know if you should take the child." And she decided she's not going to take Yonatan. She came home that night and she told her husband about the conversation that she had in the park with Sippy. Her husband said, "Are you sure? I mean, you shouldn't just believe that

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1. 0:07When one has a playgroup, it's always important to know who your clientele is going to…
2. 0:37this woman Efrat called. She wants her son Yonatan to be able to come to the…
3. 1:08person cuz they said something not nice. Maybe the child's different. Maybe this woman's an outstanding…
4. 1:38door. Malka wasn't feeling well. She answered the door and when she did she collapsed. It…
5. 2:08and she said, "Little did I know how much words matter. You saved my life all…

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