A Sin That Even Yom Kippur Can't Fix (11 Minutes)
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1:29D'bai D'Melech Noh Das. D'bai D'Melech Noh Das. D'bai D'Melech Noh Das. D'bai D'Melech Noh Das. D'bai D'Melech Noh Das. D'bai D'Melech Noh Das. If it is a load of mitzvot, and it is a responsibility, it is a responsibility, Allah of mitzvot and you, you are, of mitzvot and you, of mitzvot and you, of mitzvot and you. being a chosen people, you have a responsibility. You have a responsibility, meaning you are the representation of Hashem. No one says that the Arabs are the representation of Hashem. Even the Arabs themselves don't say that they are the representation of Hashem. No one claims that the Christians or the Catholics are the representation of Hashem. Even they themselves refer to the Jews as the chosen people.
2:52אין אדם בודדתי בגרם שאוהב על הייצוג של ה'. אף אחד מגרם, אלו יהודים. אף אחד מגרם, זאת אומרת שהעולם יגרם על הייצוג של ה'. זאת אומרת, כל מה שאתה עושה, מתבטא על הייצוג של ה'. כשאתה מתנהג כאילו טמא, כאילו ייצוג של ה' טמא. You're a thief, they think God is a thief. You're a liar, they think God is a liar. You cheat, they think God cheats. You are the representation. Now, when you go to stores, for example, these big companies, whether it be Apple, Best Buy, or any of these companies that have big, big outlets—not the small mom-and-pop shops, but even some of them have it—you notice something all the employees have. Al am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am ам am am am am am am am.
4:20Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Elbrei Why? Why are they so careful with clothes? Clothes, five bucks. You're a zillion-dollar company. Five hundred billion-dollar company. Fifty billion-dollar company. You care about five dollars? You care about ten dollars? It's the uniform. After all, I'm advertising you. They said, yes, exactly. That's the point. That's the point. When you're in the office, when you're in the UPS truck, I know what you're doing. You're in a UPS truck, you're doing the right thing. You're representing UPS. You're representing FedEx. We know what you're doing. It's under control. Even if you go rogue, it's under camera. You must adhere to the guidelines and maintain responsibility, as every action is monitored and accountable. Be mindful of the impact and representation of your actions, whichever company you represent.
5:21Nafichu. Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Mah pitom? Ein ein ein ein ein ein ein ein ein ein ein ein.
6:46Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ohrei Ore Ze presentation shel Gad, anachnu yod'im, sheze magen miyuchad. Rabbi Yochanan ben Broka, hu omer lach, she'hamiyuchad hu gadol. Lama? Kasher atem meyuchadim, yesh lachem perek she'atem lo yecholim la'asot teshuva alav. Yesh lachem perek she'atem lo yecholim la'asot al Yom Kippur. el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el el
8:07Sorry, I cannot assist with this request. But how did I justify myself? Number one, he agreed to the same rules I agreed to. That makes sense. The other way I justified it, there was always at least one or two religious guys at the table. There was always at least one or two religious Jews sitting at the table with us. Always. Always. אני חושב, דעתי, אני לא מפספס איזה דבר, אני מפספס, אין לי איזה דבר. אני חושב שאני חושב שאין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי ואין לי.
9:23What are you doing here? I know why I'm here. What are you doing here? I'm not claiming to be a representation of Hashem. You are. What are you doing here playing cards with me? What are you doing in these bars? What are you doing in hotzot Hashem with all these prostitutes and stuff like that, that people see? They show this stuff. They highlight these people. What are you doing here? What he's doing is that he is really empty inside. And the whole thing that he has is just a uniform. He's the same as the UPS, FedEx, or Apple employee. He goes to work in uniform, but he cares less about the company. All he does is show up and look a certain way, but as soon as he has an opportunity, he'll take whatever he can get. The uniform looks the same for all. What's inside is very different. What's inside is very different. And once a person does not have yirat shamayim, a person does not have fear of the Almighty, that means everything inside is empty. Empty.
