Appreciating Our Hard Work | Rabbi Yisroel Besser

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[Music] a young man in benra who wandered away a little bit from his family's way sadly and he left home completely and stopped keeping shab stopped eating kosher and eventually he got engaged to a girl who wasn't even Jewish didn't tell his parents no engagement parity of course but somebody close to him said you're getting married in a month now go to your parents and tell them at least part from them with decency with dignity to your parents they brought you to the world so he said okay called his parents said can I come for shab and they said said can I come for shab and they said sure but no conversations no much changing my mind but he came didn't really spend much time at the meal of course he didn't go to sh he spent most of sh smoking on the porch before shab afteron his father says I'm going to Ain would you like to join me he said sure I'll come surprisingly and he came and he came Sha's house not a big crowd and after this everybody passed by to se chabas including him as he extends his hand to he says that I don't keep shabas says how long is it since you kept

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1. 0:00[Music] a young man in benra who wandered away a little bit from his family's way…
2. 0:30said can I come for shab and they said sure but no conversations no much changing…
3. 1:00says how long is it since you kept chabas he said two years said in those…
4. 1:32honor to to say gabas to you of course Le's words landed like a hammer blow…
5. 2:04answer so he asked me an easier question and I still didn't know the answer so…
6. 2:34and stress for and think about and push yourself so I'm giving you three candies when…

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