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Okay, good morning. Welcome back. Um, over bin is manim, I came across a book called The Rabbi Suitcase. Maybe some people have seen it. It came out a few years ago. It was from a a British retiree, like an older British guy who retired. And he said in his family, it's really his wife's family, his wife's grandfather, great-grandfather, great-grandfather, they had a suitcase often. And basically today they're very British, his family, but originally they British, his family, but originally they had came to England as um I believe from both of them came from they had close relationships with Salant Mov. They would liter on him. One ended up on the London Bezdon. One ended up as a raving gates head. And they corresponded pretty extensively like thousands. I think it came up like 6,000 pages of correspondence that these two Rabanim had with different literatur. One of them's name was Rab Rhinoitz. One of his name was Reb Susman K. I don't of his name was Reb Susman K. I don't think either one of them is very famous today. Um but this this uh retiree collected his the suitcase full of from his great-grandparents and he I don't think it was ever published in these these various chas that they had what he did is he put out a book called the rabbi suitcase where he just in chapters he codifies what the topics of discussion were like what were the tum what were the things that were going on at that time that people were writing about back and forth a bunch of them are about aunes you know shipwrecks and
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