All Because of a Purim Favor - R' Ahron Blumenfeld

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As we all know, saying bad words is terrible, and saying good words is very nice. But saying bad words and saying good words does not have to be something massive and drastic and nasty. Sometime a person can say a pleasant compliment or a nice word, and one day it can do miracles even for himself. So, let me share with you the following story. So, a few years ago my daughter-in-law was calling me and says, "Hi Tatta, how are you?" I said, "Fine." So, she asks me, "Do you know someone in the shul by the name David so-and-so?" I said, "Mhm, not really." So, she tells me, "This guy is in charge of some playgroups and kindergartens, and he has one great playgroup in the building where I work. And I see the teachers are great, the place is beautiful, the education seems amazing, the parents are so pleased, and I'm really, really trying to get my child into this playgroup so I can bring my child to work with me every day, and I'm trying pull, and I'm trying connections, and filling up applications, nothing

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1. 0:07As we all know, saying bad words is terrible, and saying good words is very nice.…
2. 0:37know someone in the shul by the name David so-and-so?" I said, "Mhm, not really." So,…
3. 1:08happening. Can you help me?" I said, "I'll try." At night I went to my Rov…
4. 1:39I said, "Wow, you're a miracle man." I said, "No, you are a miracle man." So,…
5. 2:10father says, "No way, this is his." And the child threw a tantrum. "I need to…
6. 2:40him back? And I also felt a little wrong for taking something away from him. Now…

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