you, when you're selling a show

under your name.

Oh no, it's just live in it.

Dovi Newberg live in Israel.

Oh, there's no like.

No, it's not like a, it's not like a tour.

It's not like.

Go ahead.

I'm like the posek of the generation," and

Um, understood.

That's not, yeah, that, that's not the, uh, target.

[laughs] No, I'm being serious.

What is the intent? My intent.

'Cause I asked you once.

I, I, I sent you a text once after one of your routines, and I said how it was so nice.

The rabbi's not supposed to be funny.

[laughs] Very interesting.

No, I don't, I don't, I don't think it, like, giving a, giving tzedakah responsibly is not an easy thing.

And I al- often, o- often think about, like, we talked about, like, tuition and things like that, and, and, like, problems in, in our community, I think, is often...

Like, when people talk about tuition crisis, and, like, and not enough money for different initiatives in our community, whether that be families for cancer patients, or tuition, or Tomchei Shabbos, or when there's not enough money, people often go to, like, "Well, people are spending too much money on weddings, and people are spending too much money on vacation, and people are spend-" I actually think if we rearranged, before we even get to, like, our, our, our, uh, discretional spending on, on things that aren't for Hashem, if we just took the money we do spend on Hashem, the money, all the money we spend on shuls, and Achat Zivra Torahs, and what- and, and was more responsible around our actual tzedakah spending, we'd be in a much better spot.

I think before we look at how much money people spend at flowers on a wedding, look at their actual tzedakah budget and see how much of that's going, going to waste.

Like, there's a ton of tzedakah organizations right now, unfortunately, are under major investigation for crazy amounts of overhead and, and just, like, inappropriate spending.

So, it just, like, begs the question, like, maybe Hashem does give enough money to the Jewish people for all our tzedakah organizations, and we're just, like, misappropriating it-

I happen to think that-