The Vayimaen Insurance Policy | Rabbi Zev Smith

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The opening of this shiur, in Vayimaen’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] as a young boy growing up in Bara close to 50 years ago one of our neighbors who had just been married for a few years was going blind he had an incurable disease in his eyes and he went to the ribbon to rebba and rebba just waved it off just laye you'll be okay a few years ago I was by a shabas convention and he was laning and I'm told that he Lanes minimally four times a week and you might wonder a person his a week and you might wonder a person his AG is in his mid-70s it's not easy to Lan four times a week but if you realize that is securing his vision his ability to see the beautiful sunshine the sunset to experience his first grandchild's wedding it's very easy tell us if someone sees something inappropriate and he closes his eyes and that's based on the if he closes his eyes when something that he shouldn't be looking at the next

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2. 0:31a week and you might wonder a person his AG is in his mid-70s it's not…
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4. 1:33but we are going to be the ones that are going to be privileged to that…
5. 2:05to make a Kem do it we are not lost in this Gus whose greatest challenge…
6. 2:37fingers and he explained my greatest asset are my fingers that's my future that's my fortune…

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