It's all the same to me.

Yeah.

So the truth is that, you know, sometimes it's not necessarily knowing the distinct meaning of each word, but sometimes just having an appreciation for the concept, which is behind the brakha, which is enough for Kavana, by the way.

You know, you don't have to think each word how it's different than the other.

I know that that could be a little bit of a kick for people who like reading a million Purusha on each word, especially when it comes to Yama Ney Ram.

But it's more about understanding what this bracha represents.

What does the bracha of this mean? What is this about? You start with Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov.

Is it protection? Is it filters? Is it not going out? Is it maybe committing to praying harder? What is the work? All of