Karpas

The four cups you have at the Seder, all of them have to be drunk after nightfall.

uh that is just not true it's baseless so therefore you can start at sunset you can start maybe a bit before sunset just like you can do with um other other shabbos or other yontas of the year then um you're making kiddish so according to uh mainstream opinions the the cup has to be at least 150 milliliters and you have to drink it hence who you ask either in one gulp or two gulps uh which is uh bit of a barbaric thing to do and what a lot of people do end up doing is they um start they use grape juice because it's a bit hard to just nick 150 milliliters of wine um so a macoris will tell you first of all it doesn't have to be 150 milliliters it can be well 75 really but let's say to be strict 86 milliliters um you don't have to down it all in one go that's also completely made up Okay, then you get to the next part of the meal, which you get to Karpas.

So if you open your Seder, your Haggadah, sorry, the Haggadah will tell you, you have to eat a small amount, less than an olive amount of Karpas.

Why? Because we don't know whether you're supposed to say a blessing, a bracha, a harana, after the Karpas.

So because we don't know, just eat less than the amount that's considered to be eating, and then you definitely don't have to say one.

So the Makoros will say, well, actually, we do know.

All right.

When you washed for Karpas, you didn't have a mind that you're washing for...

Therefore, you'd have to wash again.

You should touch yourself in a way that you don't have this problem, okay? That's, I just thought you'd want that Mishnebura.