And to see the example of the Rosh Yeshiva to be so great in Torah but also so connected to some talmidim with such a warmth, wh- why is that so unusual, and is that something important to the Rosh Yeshiva? Is it natural, or is it something Rosh Yeshiva has to work on?

So first, again, beautiful to be here in Boca and to be in the special shul, Rabbi Goldberg's shul, Ephraim Goldberg.

And it's tremendous taking community and lifting it to the second level, to a different level, to turning the place to be a Makom Torah.

And it's such a pleasure and a zechus to be here, to be a part of this momentum of giving a lot of light to Klal Yisrael.

Um, the question that was asked, so I want to make it very clear that I think the Gdol HaOlam, that they not maybe know the kids or the families, are for sure much greater from me, and they're malachim.

They're not even...

They're higher, they're higher from what we could understand.

So how does one live it after such a loss? After feeling, after all the tefillahs, the answer was a no, or it was a, not, not, not the yes that one wanted.