The Guest Does More For The Host Than The Host Does For The Guest

That's the joke, right? What does it say? The guest does more for the host than [music] the host does for the guest. It's never a good time to have a knock on the door and someone asking for money. I'm there and then someone knocks on my door. They need something. They [music] say it's the biggest raim that from Shamayim, you need rahim. You need mercy. So what [music] did Hashem do? Hashem put this guy there so you could have mercy on him. And by you having mercy on him, that brings out mercy on you. So you don't like that guy. I don't want to help that guy. But Hashem knows that you need help. [music] So he puts someone there who you have to help. And by you helping that person, [music] what goes around comes around. When you do leat, there's [music] lemala.