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Tefillin cont'd

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0:00then what I really i love it as much as i want is That's all i want my second month It is gonna be great for afterwards Thank God And so, we touched on we're talking about the Mitzvah Unbelievable Mitzvah Putting Deletful on all day Of the exceptional of holidays Shabbat. And he says a person should look like we talked about the Talit, that a person should have a Talit for Shabbat and Talit for doing a week. And so it should be a nice one. Same thing here for a feeling, because when you buy a feeling, you're good, you're going to wear it for 25, 30, 50 years before you get another pair. So over here, same thing. When you're going to buy a feeling, you should buy the best one that you can, as opposed to sometimes to hear somebody says, Oh, no, just give me the least expensive one. That's it. So don't do that. And he talks. He said that the Rebellion Hayme Vital says that he remembers that when every time the Ariesah would go to buy a Mitzvah, whether it's an Etrog or whatever it was, he didn't want to discount.

1:10He would give the guy a money to take whatever you need for the Mitzvah. He would pay for it with full of money. So over here, you're going to buy a feeling, it's going to be expensive. But, you know, pay for it because it's a Mitzvah that you're going to get a great reward for. And a person has to be careful with the also who he was buying the filling form to make sure that it comes from a software who is God fearing and the filling is going to be in perfect condition. Also, with regards to checking the filling, so he said, Meenak Haseedim, earlier Haseedim, you would use to check they get the filling checked every elbow. And so that's Meenak Haseedim. But normally, we, if we put filling on every day, so we generally checked them like every seven years or so, you could check the straps or check the straps more often, someone who puts filling on once in a while. And if they're sitting in his closet, somebody like that should actually check them maybe three and a half years, why? Because when you put your filling on every day, they get aired out. This is sitting in the closet and it's not, you know, so that doesn't get as aired out as much. So it needs to be checked.

2:20And lastly, especially here in California, a lot of times we come to work or sometimes people come here and then from here go to work and you leave your filling in the car, you should not, especially if it's going to be a hundred degrees out there today. You know, it's eventually going to do something to the letters and get them to, I don't know about melting, but eventually they're going to crack or melt, it depends how hard it is.

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