Chofetz Chaim Yomi Hilchos Rechilus 9:10 Protecting Someone From Being Scammed {Day 111}

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

Okay, we're continuing in because regarding this it's very easy to stumble in the prohibition of therefore we need to give a few actual illustrations illustrations and to expand upon them so that from there the intelligent person can extrapolate but so that the reader does not become aggravated annoyed because it's so long. I'm only going to give you one actual illustration here. And God willing at the end of the book the end of the book will bring a few other illustrations. If you see, let's say you see that somebody wants to enter a store to buy merchandise and you realize that the nature of this guy, he is a simpleton. He's gullible. He's not that sharp to understand and

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1. 0:00Okay, we're continuing in because regarding this it's very easy to stumble in the prohibition of…
2. 0:32illustrations and to expand upon them so that from there the intelligent person can extrapolate but…
3. 1:02the end of the book will bring a few other illustrations. If you see, let's say…
4. 1:32He's not that sharp to understand and recognize people's deceit. But you recognize also the storekeeper.…
5. 2:03basically if you know that a guy is going to be scam scammed, you have to…
6. 2:35That's a certain kind of merchandise for that is very well known to be. A guy…
7. 3:05measures or the price of a merchandise, you definitely need to say to him so that…
8. 3:36let's say you know that the item is worth five gold coins and the seller wants…
9. 4:09You always have to tell him. Okay, we're uh we're going to hold it over here…

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