Amazing CHAZAQ Interview with R' Paysach Krohn, Renowned Mohel, Author and Lecturer!

so uh tonight we have the honor to have with us rabbi pisa crone world renowned moa author lecturer and uh we have a very close connection with the rav and he's been by us many times at our big events and he's written the various different articles we've used for our kazakh magazine and this is our first interview for kazakh radio and kazakh tv so this is mommy should be covered a big honor for us thank you very much every crown for coming to be here you know i love the organization you do great work thank you and uh it's amazing what you and your brother do your parents were blessed with wonderful children i'm sure they're special and it's a cover to know laurel christian thank you very much ellie crone for those kind words i guess uh let's start off straight with the interview everyone you know is wondering you do so many different things um you're a lecturer like i mentioned you're a mole you're an author but i i think there's something interesting that the crowd would the listeners want to know what came first well what came first was uh hashem benched me with wonderful wonderful parents uh just yesterday just a few blocks from here i spoke at a woman's writers conference oh yeah this is great susie said robert garber right she's terrific right now when she asked me to speak for this i thought how many women are going to come how many women are writers but there must have been 60 there wow it's amazing and uh my daughter who's written have a chrome fighter she's written children's books she just wrote a book called making hashem proud so she spoke also and i spoke and i told everybody that hashem blessed me with wonderful wonderful parents just like you have wonderful parents brochure i was blessed and i got my writing from my mother my mother loved writing she loved music she loved writing what was your mother's maiden name ackerman she was from philadelphia she was one of philadelphia she actually wrote a book called the way it was and uh that's how i got my writing when i was in elementary school she would help me write my composition she was right here yeah she was right yeah she wrote i got an a it was great i said hey wait a second we could do this for a long time together and uh and she would write you know for me and i would write and i'd learned how to write from her or we did many many different studies and thank you very very much we did many studies of of writing uh we would read if i could say it at that time we read the new york times and we had underlying expressions and she would ask me how would you write this and then you would see how they wrote it very concisely and she was a master of expression she was very poetic into flowers and music and things like that and my father was a very great man he was a very victim a very um wonderful perfectionist his handwriting was immaculate as a matter of fact when he went to israel and he wrote the shrimp of rav rudamen he wrote the rules he wrote the robb's and when they used the notes to write rob rude machine they used his notes they could have just printed it right from the way it was uh you know my son-in-law kanani kramer when kanani got engaged he was from israel so we printed something called ozurananu avram zelik that was my father's name and we gave out some sure that the guys in these ships didn't have from right rudiment because my father had the notes later on they printed you know into a safer so it's like a family thing to write yeah the writing right and then my father taught me mila and he always said to me you should learn how to become a mile i don't know if you'll be a mile but learn it and then you can make a choice whether you want it or not and it was a very small thing because unfortunately he got sick and when i was only 21 he passed away and i was learning guitar vadas i had to leave the yeshiva and i was supporting my mother and my brothers and sisters the oldest i'm the oldest of seven i wasn't married at the time and um every 21 could you believe and i always tell people that when i would come into a house people would take a look at me the the mother or the grandmother said oh you look so young i said well the baby is also young you know and uh so the miller came first that was for sure well actually the writing but not the writing professionally although i did write in the jewish observing one or two articles and i wrote in arcanum but that was small stuff but then um once i was doing brisamila and then eventually i tell you the truth it was it was hard to find the out you know oh yeah yeah very hard you know for a guy like you yeah you know why because nobody wanted their daughter to marry a guy that was supporting a woman and seven kids you know like oh you know like i remember i went to denver colorado where my wife is from and the first time i met my father-in-law so uh he was a big-time story interesting story but what what happened was he asked me what do you do i said i'm a male he said yeah but how do you make prognosis i said i'm a male you're like you know denver is one person you know i can't imagine this but it's in everything yeah that's so lucky today you have two right well yesterday i had two and then uh right and now i have to go visit the babies actually i had a third one yes it was a fascinating one there was a family in uh i don't want to say one area of queens but they have a nephew that never his father is a gay fellow and you know they separated the family separated and um now they have this child themselves together with the mother of the baby who's now coming from so i had to do a tough establish on a five-year-old boy wow oh that's that's tough right how do you do that but could you imagine i you know if you didn't want to do it they're afraid how are you going to tell a five-year-old kid you got to do it toughest i'm risking i'll touch him in that area i said leave it to me and so what i did was i sent him a gift a couple days in advance and i sent to my daughter's book and his mother read in the book and then when i came in oh this is the rebel who sent you the gift and i put them on my lap and we were talking and i you know you know we had a roommate build a connection and um you know i told them that you have to go to camp you're going to camp in the summer right so i'm around i just have to check you make sure that you're perfectly okay and then when i did it right afterwards he said well there was nothing and he gave me a big hug you know like i couldn't i was so i gotta show you a picture yeah i was so happy and the family was so happy they were so nervous are you gonna do it that five year old kid right and then i had two other person besides that one in rubber tights to show here in queens and the other bengal west so and then besides that speech and then i spoke at night for me near avanov oh my gosh first time i was a graduate i was like graduating dinner and it was in charity i was going to do it all it's it's i'm saying i i'm a regular guy and i'm busy and you're a rabbi and you're doing what's is there like a secret recipe that you can share with us i don't know that it's definitely seated ishmael there's no question and i have a great wife you know yeah she doesn't well davey was your wife's teacher she was my website and she does everything in the house you know she takes care of the finances people ask me you know how much you pay for insurance and you know anything i'm trying to say sing here i'm no clue my wife's not she yeah she you know she does everything but you know raising the kids you know we did that together obviously we're hashem and um and you know and different children have taken over different things you know my son as well and my elizabeth is a great speaker he's a rebbe and waterbury the next generation very interesting so it's definitely a shamaya and uh i don't get too much sleep at night so there was the writing that came from well the writing technically in high school but for a profession it was definitely the uh and then how did the election and then the lectures what happened was that once um so what happened was that um my father uh was you know big time and he was very into the duke of the market he always used to tell us michelle wanted to do the market and so we just uh like to hear you know stories from or whatever and then my father heard that there was a magi in your shelian and his name was now in 1964 i went to israel for the first time it was before the six day war so we didn't have the whole year shalom and uh had a very big kinesia and they had megan were gathering from all over the world all the great rabbis were there rabbi moshe feinstein was there and rabbi and from antwerp all the great rappers it was unbelievable i was there i was i was 17 18 years old and i you know i i went there with a tape recorder right and they were all speaking and i would tape it you know with the boombox type of tape recorder it wasn't even like a set you know oh my gosh yeah that's crazy it was unbelievable and uh and then my father said i'm gonna have you stay in energy trail so you could get to meet them for weeks afterwards i was there for eight weeks on my own and there were no cell phones and people that i just saw that in you and everybody had telephones i called my parents once a week yeah so you know if a person had a telephone you had to make an appointment when you're going to be able to use the phone and then you would note that you know with the hours well nowadays so that you're not kidding so uh what happened was that rap shelter drone was there and um i i didn't meet him that i just happened to see him but i had a cousin who learned that yoshiwa i come in that's that's right so that was my my first cousin and he would tell us he would send us cassettes of uh raphson and he would tell us he would say that my father loved them and my father said if i don't ever come to america he's gonna stay by us and uh you know like it was you almost there like oh yeah i'm sure somebody's gonna bring him in for a reason or something they'll have a place for him to stay but it turned out we found out that he was coming for generation and at that time they were hoping to build uh high schools in hertz israel it just didn't work out at that time for whatever reason but that was the original goal so rabbit shadron was coming and i had a friend who was in israel who was also working so they were arranging the two they were arranging the trip and they had him in an apartment in borough park set up but my father said no he's going to stay by us but he said no but he he's got the apartment rather than foreign they had him set up but then there was a rainstorm and there was a delay he couldn't come in for two or three days and by the time he came in we went to the airport that apartment was taken already so so we were at the about my father went my grandfather my brothers and myself and robert shaw looks at us who are these people so this guy ralphie brenner who was by us for that chavez before he said no i know these people so he said but then he said yeah i was just there for shabbos so they said okay good he'll stay overnight and i'll never forget if i lived to be 180. we were driving home on the van gaal expressway rap shawn was 53 at the time and um he my father sent him i just want you know rabbi shadron you don't know us but i'm just telling you our house is yours what every human you have whatever you want will do that holds a few and he came in and my father had an addition to the house a basement she's always managed house in america he thought that america was kool-aid secular and he sees a house i look at this in a house he couldn't believe it and he was and my father put out the tape recorder the second he walked into the house and we were recording everything and robert chadron was so touched that he decided to stay and one of the greatest stories ever i'm sure that your audience doesn't know this this is in the beginning of the market speaks in the uh introduction i tell that after a couple days where my children said okay i'll stay but i have to pay oh so my father said come on you know you know what we have to pay you this thing right right right he said listen i'm telling you i know that i'm gonna be here for a while so it has to be that you're paying that i pay so my father said okay let me figure out how much it should be now rabbi sharon told me this story years later my father never told me the whole story and um he gave rabbi chadron a very high price downward short run told me that my father came on couldn't believe it like it was shocking right like they're like you know i want to pay but you know i like the man they became like brothers your father was so persistent to bring him in yeah and now he and now he's well so he paid him you know and he stayed six months now he wasn't only six months in our house he went to cleveland they went to chicago went to different places but whatever when he was there my parents treated him like anything and then he decided he's going back to sorel right after pesach right before she was he stayed ready for pesach he was in america and my he didn't want to go back by plane he said the transition from america to heritage cheryl is too great i can't do it in one day i've gotta throw out my plane buy a boat so he went to the port in in manhattan i think it was gonna go with the zim lines i think that was the one this is uh beyond my times yeah yeah yeah for sure right imagine gold both four five six weeks or whatever five weeks anyhow so my father goes i remember we went with him to go by plane and by boat rather we go to the port and then my father asked us all to step back and my father takes rabbi chadron into the boat and he gives him another vlog rubbish says what is this he says this is the money that you paid so wish i said what are you talking about he says you didn't think i was gonna take any money from you right this because the exact pills you gave me i didn't have even put them into my pocket so i'm gonna start crying in a second so rabbit shotgun syndra to ask you this do you know what i thought of you when you gave me such a high price why did you give me such a high price if you knew you weren't going to take any money you said i was charged i wanted you to use the house freely if you were paying a high price you would do anything you want and that's wow that's why i gave you the high price every penny that's the story unbelievable listen to this to make the rob feel comfortable in the house right and i listen to this i never my father was not an outwardly emotional person like i am right so i was sitting down you know and i see my father and he's like he's so he misses him so bad he's writing him a letter that afternoon and he was going to send it to boston because the boat was going to stop in boston or something and so they would be able to get a letter there and shabbos was sitting at the table and my father says i want to go to this job to see rap show i'm going to meet him when he gets off the boat i said what are you talking about are you going to get there you don't even have a passport he said i'm going to fly and i'm going to get there beforehand anyway so um so what happened uh so my father gets a pass but he can do anything i think i don't know how he got it you're gonna he can arrange anything you know there's certain people that are capable you know what you don't do anything you know you can do anything that you gotta do so uh sure enough robert shadrach i'm doubting actually when my cousin picks up my father from the airport and they go to meet and try now you know whoever said dragon ball super zombies or my sister i didn't know that yeah that was her name said they were brothers-in-law yeah right so now what happened was that she goes to and she meets her meets my father uh and then they travel together from your slime to go up to haifa right because that's where the pope wow right that's where the vote comes right now this is the most incredible thing so my father was a very sensitive person he didn't want that the first person that russia almost got to see him let him see his wife and family and his kids fine so his wife and family grow up and they greet their husband their father and then robertson chadron says to uh her husband your best friend came to see you so brother says it's impossible so what do you mean she says he said i left my best friend in america and then my father walked out wow oh my god it's unbelievable it's unbelievable and they hugged and they kissed and they spent time together wow then when my father came back that's when he got sick oh my gosh it was awful he had had the greatest time of his life and then he came back unfortunately as a whole mess with the x-rays that dr misra the x-ray said within a year almost a year a year and a half my father was nifty mile and um unbelievable there's so much to talk about uh but unfortunately we are a little bit time limited so i guess uh we'll go on to the topic of the books the markets okay so now so what happened was like this the last cover i saw had all these right right correct right i don't have it here with me but okay but the idea is that um i you know i i when i said yesterday at the writers conference i said when kanotelo started writing stories you know i had gotten to know home a little bit i was very impressed with his writing and i saw that he was writing stories and people were interested in stories i said to rabbi ron you know nobody has ever written you a story sure he was still alive and um so he said okay so let's write them you know as i said i have to write them in english so he wanted that i should translate in yiddish or in hebrew so what i did when i had sent it to my cousin heimdall when he was still in here at israel and he would translate to rabbi and sometimes would say hey wait a second you learned a different lesson from that story that night and uh and so then what we did was in the morning books is that the tight face before the story and after the story is different the story itself was rabbi chadron's story and the book is called the market speaks because he was the marketing but the introduction and the ending was mine so it was a different typeface and that worked so well that when after the first book what happened was one day i came to the hospital office they were still on coney island avenue they weren't as big as they were today and i come to i speak to rob nelson sherman and rob nelson sherman says you got to write another book i said wouldn't we write another book what am i supposed to write he says well yeah i want you to know i was just in south africa in johannesburg and i came into a class and a rebbe had your book the morgan speaks on the desk he was teaching kids how to teach people are teaching you a story you've got to write more so i went back to my drawing but i had taken his best stories already so i can only get about 30 more but i have about 100 in every book between 90 and 100. so i started asking people and once i started writing stories people thought hey maybe if this guy can register maybe he could tell a story that's how the speaking stuff that's how the speaker started it was because of that right yeah but i i used to speak at camp i used to speak out of chevy broncos but the real speaking came because of marketplace wow and then wherever i went people were telling me stories i'd go to england switzerland or whatever whatever i was invited and wherever i go people tell me where we are so we have eight store books right started with the market speaks around the markets table in the footsteps of the market or longest journey always with the word market in it and referring to roof from well now the wrong is that rome is marxist but that's why i always said in the footsteps of the market right and the splendor of the rocket you know i never want to take the title for myself but um then i wrote a book on bris miller that was the first book that i wrote the first book was mila and then i wrote a book on the traveling to europe to lithuania oh i went through traveling yeah that's good you know july 8th anybody wants to come july 8th okay how do we get more information about that just called project misora hari sharfford project masala food you know hotels forget about it we also have that i remember we had a trip with the uh that people have called me for that video yes that's an amazing thing thank god so how did it all happen so that's what happened so now once i started writing about many many different guidelines there was a guy ellie slime was from ens tours he called me up and he said listen you know we want to go to lithuania and we're going to go to vilna and rodden where time is buried and covenants grotna i said oh good i'd like to go who's who's going to be the leading to speak you know i'd like to hear my mind on this i said no we want you to do it i said what are you talking about all right what am i doing lithuanian villain it wasn't that 800 years ago like what are you talking about so i told him at that time besides that he has a big squeeze what's his name again ellie slamwood yeah from ian's tours he was great so he had gone a seed program to russia and poland so mainly russia so he knew a little bit the language and um i said listen i need a year to prepare because i was finishing a module book i said i can't do two of those things at one time how long does it take to be so oh the book and every book is about two years oh wow about two years but uh the trip so for the first one it also took about a year preparation because what i wanted to do was who is that he's the way he said he and he was what he was what he said so in other words if let's say we went to the vulgar the first year that we went we had two buses it was about 120 people the first the first year 2003 and when we stood outside of conway's house so i told about raphaelisa about what he did in vilna and then i told him about his life history then i said dear victoria and i had my son ramzella who's a rebbe in waterbury today he came with me and he would say a shilon chuba let's say from the akiesa from what our friend and then when we went through um specter right we went to i was forgetting his name the second but uh when we went to the coffee row so he over there he said also about the cup the wrong prospector and uh he said challenge about him you know we would go over this in advance so i did the history and the inspiration and he did the halals uh so much going on hashem so much to talk about um i guess uh we'll we'll ask the ruff from an ex exclusive news story not published yet or maybe not said yet does rob have anything that sticks out i know i'm putting you on the spot i'm sorry about that yeah what is this this is going to be coming out within the weekend there are some great stories but i don't know if it's proper for me to tell this particular story which i won't do because i'm using it i've used it already made the whole time video oh yeah yeah yeah oh yeah we're going to show it in the music yeah so we're going to show that so that's fifty thousand i'm sorry you mentioned so i was the first speaker that they had uh rafael had told michael rothschild to start this organization and many years ago he called me and we were in flatbush we had a big gathering and then one time you wouldn't believe it one time he called us up he said how would they like to speak for you know like 20 000 people i said michael what are you crazy right now madison's with god and he said no no no listen to me we're going to go to basiaco of brooklyn rubber tackling school and we're going to have two cameras and we're going to video you and then there's going to be a young let's say like a january 1st when people are off from work and we're going to send it to all the jewish community centers all the shows around the country and in this summer we're going to send it to camps and that's how the hobbit's high heritage foundation started the vision that you could reach today you know that this video 50 to 60 000 people will see it unbelievable but yeah for whatever reason foundation they do it every year does rabbi know the other speakers yes yes rabbi left zeb left is the other speaker and there's two more one is rabbi riyetti jonathan yeah and the other one is a rabbi wright who's a rebbe in arsenal yes oh so we are discussing a story does rabbi have anything that we well there's a beautiful story that i've told many times since it happened it's not in a book yet although i did write it in one of their publications uh a beautiful story and i just told it actually um but when did i tell her i just told the green oh this morning oh there's a new project coming out oh my god you want me here this morning yeah i spoke twice already i spoke this morning for living lessons which i'll show you something oh this is unbelievable and i just spoke by robinson ruthie on soft seminary it's the last day of the seminary and somebody got sick and they needed us because she called me last night so i just spoke for an hour today i was just amazed so but this morning there's a new project coming out living living lessons listen to this you know hananiah kramer my son-in-law is very capable right multimedia so what we did is like this what he designed an idea what we want to do is for all schools and for all fun kids and this is going to be from third to eighth grade this is like another day the first one before comments right this is this is it okay it's called living lessons and what i did was i recorded in a studio manhattan this morning about seven or eight stories some that i heard from charleston about rosh hashanah about chuva about assassination and he's gonna animate it oh so my voice is gonna be the background and the animation of these stories i can tell you one of those stories i'll listen to this story it's fabulous and you can imagine the animation with the music in the background and this is going to be for all schools they're going to be able to tap in any registered mohana who's registered with i think the term sorrow or something i don't know exactly contact us we will find information right and all these students will be able to get it they'll show it in hello to all the schools boys schools girls schools all over the country and this is just for eller this is what we hope we hope that we're gonna get sponsorships you know for the rest of the animated stories now listen to this voice yeah yeah i just told the stories i just told the story i told the story with romo cameron but i'll tell you another story so this is so beautiful i told the story that there was once a little boy that was playing by a beachfront okay so you see a little boy obviously they're going to animate it right here yeah i want to watch it that's great and a man comes over to me and he says to him little boy why are you playing here on this side of the beach all the children are on the other side of the beach he said no because there's a boat that's going to come by and i want to see the boat i said little boy there's no boats that come by on this side of the beach only an ocean liner is going to go by on this side the boats are on the other side he said no no no that's the ocean liner that i want to see he said why do you want to see the ocean liner he says because you see this flag i'm going to wave the flag to the captain of the ocean liner and he's going to wave his flag back it's a little boy don't be silly the ocean liner the captain of that ocean is a very important person he's not even going to know that you're he's not going to look for you and you're going to wave and you think he's going to wait back he says no i know for sure he's going to be waiting for me to wave the flag he said how do you know that you're a little kid what makes me yeah he said cause the captain is my father oh that's so cute yeah and that's that's a oh hashem is the captain of the world the navigator of the universe and he's waiting for us to wave our flag how do we wave out flag with torah if i only had a crowd over here is that a great story i can just imagine that yeah the animation you know the waves and the seagulls you know so that's one story okay now here's another story that i told over there it's so beautiful and um i said it happened that cameras that you started having a camp roma this past summer in monticello now another son-in-law of mine i don't know if you know he's now the manager katana of um long island david pfeiffer so he was in yeshiva katana for many years and now he's the nile in um uh in yeshiva town of long island very very capable guy very capable he's the husband of my daughter who's the right of hannah they're one of them right so he was the camp learning director him and a guy of rummy dell okay okay roma last year 2013. so now camp i don't know if you ever been to a summer camp but boys it's very hard and on shabbos because the kids can't play baseball they're not swimming so what do you do so how are you going to get them you know proactive and everything excited so what they decided was that they were going to have a learning program and every boy who learns a half hour gets a ticket and they'll be put into raffle they get a price fine so if a boy wants one hour he gets two tickets and if he learns two hours he gets four tickets and the head counselor announced that the price is going to be one or two prizes either so that would be no problem i guess it it went okay that's okay okay i'm sorry about it the golf cart of the head council you could drive it for an hour you know because everybody likes the golf cart or the cat council or you could go horseback riding now this past summer right this past summer there were seven boys from antwerp and one of the boys from anthony said oh i want to win that prize that was back riding and everybody was laughing at me there's 400 kids in a camp you know how's he gonna win but anyway anyhow wouldn't you know it that they they have all the tickets and everybody and then mozart showers and they pick out a raffle and this candles wow like nobody could believe it how could they end where having that kid from mentor when you know just because he wanted to win and at the banquet a few weeks later the head counselor announced or the owner of the campaign he said related yeah related is a cousin to myself and he said i just want to tell you how proud i am that all you guys were learning and you spent so much time learning but i want to tell you about a secret that i just found out we all wondered how did that kid win we all knew he wanted to win so what happened was that all the boys in his bunk they learned many many hours over showers and months of shabbos when they got tickets they put his name on the table wow did you imagine wow i say to me i said as i said this morning on living lessons that the biggest miracle is the kids didn't tell them they kept the secret because you can't tell your kids 10 year old kids kept the secret but that's me so that's obviously true i again i wish there was a random applause for that story wow these kids are unbelievable that's right i i wish we got to contact them find them and interview them for such an amazing thing that they did that's right it's like the famous oreos that you have with chaya yeah yeah oh wow that's right yeah everyone knows that yeah but uh okay rabbit cronie it was a pleasure it was a privilege look at that i know i know i know that time flies uh we will definitely rabbi i know i know you gotta do me this other thing we gotta have another one of you yeah for sure we we barely touched it okay we got five more minutes i'm fine so you know let's get into the topic of hazak okay the big kazakh event was there and we discussed the team for 18. and we do rebbe actually came up with that with that line we're going to have sponsor a team campaign and uh everything that we do with kazakh is about here it's about bringing people back obviously we have the hindu aspect of things if the rob could just touch upon what we spoke about at the big event which was being made coward of others bringing others that are less affiliated bringing them back we could just touch upon that in the last few minutes and uh and and then if we could uh i'm kind of conflicted because i wanted to ask to leave one lesson for of our uh for our audience so i guess if you could you could suddenly somehow we did not discuss this before the program unfortunately so i'm saying if the ref could do that i think one of the most beautiful things you know i've been living in cuba in queens i should say i came here when 1952 oh i'm seven years old that's a little different yeah my father came to queens because there were many more in brooklyn so he came to queens because he joined you know the queen's hospitals and also rabial taliban was living in kew gardens so that was that came from the ravens yeah in that show but now that's his son who is russia who is now the robe there but i have seen how queens has changed and many many of the queen's people have become balachua especially the muharram community because of your organization because of kazakh and i i have just seen the yeshivas how ezra has done such a wonderful job besides that first ocean very sirloin ishii muktana of course but the idea is look what hazak has done and to be able to bring children back to hashem is just the greatest thing and i want to tell you a very beautiful story a beautiful story you've told me yeah this is amazing this is amazing and i just told this story um i have to remember where i spoke recently in that week but uh ramjor bear weissmandel was a very very big sounding a genius he wrote a statement called midnight made sirens absolutely photographic memory tremendous he was in nitra in europe and never he lost a wife and five children and he came to america there's a book by article called the unheated cry that tells about how he wanted the same jews and he wrote letters and nobody believed it and and many jews were lost obviously and uh he came to america and he went to mount kisko he remarried and he had five sons and at the fifth son by the bris this is what he said listen to this it's unbelievable he said i had five children who died al-qaeda and now i hope that these five children that i have will now be able to live and he said he said now i understand that the um what we say into just like those people who are today in heaven and they died we should be live and listen to what he said when he heard this thing that i'm about to tell you he cried the quran each one those in heaven and those here will be means the foundation is on the mountains of kedusha sarah palmies what does it mean the mountains what mountains what two mountains are we talking about so he said there are two mountains that were critical in the history of claude israel one was haro maria that was where yitzchak had the arcado and over there he taught jews how to die he was willing to die give his and we have to be so grateful that our messiah and what you guys are doing and what i saw last night by to ferris torah dinner so many of the baharians who got up i don't remember their names but how they became bollywood 10 and 12 years ago that's through you and and many of them are wealthy they gave tremendous amounts of money and it's all what you guys are teaching how to live our kid because you do it with simcha you do it with happiness and an upbeat and that's that's what hashem wants hashem imagine 100 and i imagine i always say if there are 13.5 million jews in the world four out of five are not religious imagine if you were walking on main street and you saw a guy that four out of five kids were at risk your heart would break for him and that's our heart that's the break fashion and you guys i'm thinking hashem happy joining the revolution ladies and gentlemen be a part of it any way you can each individual and in his own unique ways thank you very much for having krona thank you very much we really appreciate it thank you thank you