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Rabbi Shmuel Silber

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We're coming off of a sugiyah where we were discussing geneivas da'as and we got into a discussion regarding a variety of different locales as to how they would go about potentially buying meat from non-Jewish vendors. The assumption is in the variety of the cases for the most part that most of the butchers were Jewish. So, in some locales, they would make what they call a hachrazah, they would make a declaration and announcement on make a declaration and announcement on some days that they would sell treifos and neveilos to non-Jews. So, you would know on certain days that they were selling non-kosher meat to those non-Jews. On all the other days, the presumption was that the meat that was being sold was kosher. Because the presumption was that the meat was being kosher on those days, you were not allowed to sell treifos and neveilos to a non-Jew. At the same time, it was presumed that the meat that was being sold was kosher, the meat that was being sold was kosher, so you could buy from the non-Jews. Versus other locales, there was a scenario where they would not make any There was no announcement made, so because there was no announcement made, you really could not buy from those uh vendors because the presumption was that at times there was non-kosher meat. You would never know if the meat was kosher or not. So, with that understanding, we're going to bring to face tomorrow. So, the last line at the bottom of side dalid on the base, there

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  1. 1:01We're coming off of a sugiyah where we were discussing geneivas da'as and we got into
  2. 5:08non-kosher meat primarily because there is a rough that the meat is kosher. E Godomery, there's
  3. 9:14and the majority of the butchers that are selling to it are actually uh good kosher
  4. 13:20The im mevushal, but if it was actually cooked, halacha acharei harov ochelei basar, you would
  5. 17:23street, are are evidently fine. There's really no concern, once again, for Basar Shana Shalam Ayam.
  6. 22:12just inferring it, why does that matter? The reason is is "Parvosa d'avdei chanam havi." Actually,
  7. 26:20what we've been saying all along. Since basar sh'einah sh'einah b'ayin, he didn't want to let
  8. 30:25Kul Shnei D'Rav, all the years of Rav is kind of a story which is related
  9. 34:33row, that good things happen. It's a siman that good things will happen and vice versa.
  10. 38:39Amorava Amorava says, Marisha Hava Mina Initially I used to say Simanim Adif Mitvias Eina Initially

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