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Sukkot is the time of our rejoicing. We should be joyful for eight days. How do we do that? One day is hard, so eight days? Take one tip for [music] life, especially for Sukkot. Simply love what you have. That is the idea. No matter what happens, whatever comes, I am satisfied. Love what you have, and only that way can you be in joy. Good luck.
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