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edition. That's maz that was dedicated by his boys 6 day 30 page 79. [clears throat] That's his family. >> All right. Basic stuff today. The first is very very simple. You have to dry your hands before you uh before you break bread. Now, this is not just you break bread. Now, this is not just advice, but the actually the Gar says that whoever breaks bread with hands that are wet, it's as if he's eating contaminated bread. Different ways of understanding that. I mean, the bread is not really contaminated. Maybe it's a way of saying it's disgusting. When you eat with wet hands, you you know, it's like when you shake somebody's hand when it's wet. So, that's when they go out of the bathroom, they dry their hands, but they dry it almost. The last dry is when you shake the next guy's hand. That's when you finally So that's the last the last dry you get the grime and that last dry you get the grime and that that's that slime on your hand. I'm talking about >> that's why very very important when you come out of the you dry your hands the shake your own hand just to get it to to transfer it. But anyway when it comes to when it comes to it's very important as well. So [clears throat] when it says doesn't mean contaminated because why should it contaminate the bread? just it's just water especially that we use it if you eat. So when using it if you eat of water so we said not only does your hands become pure but the water becomes pure. So how could pure water make bread
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- 0:02edition. That's maz that was dedicated by his boys 6 day 30 page 79. [clears throat]…
- 2:37is basically going to tell you all employees should dry their hands before they uh before…
- 5:09you can eat without the drying because again if the whole reason is that you're worried…
- 7:44was disgusting. They want to know why uh why germs are spreading. Anyway, so he says…
- 10:15actually wrote that he's undecided on that is furthermore suggested this applies only to someone who…
- 13:18proven scientifically. The best way to keep a memory is review your learning. There used to…
- 15:52you wipe your hands. >> Right. Or or or or what about I'm just asking now…
- 18:25dry his hands on his garments. That would be a problem of uh forgetting his learning.…
- 21:01arrogant." Because you expect to learn something once and remember it. Who do you think you…
- 23:36the hay is what instead of when you take the away it's means past tense meaning…
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