Pest

Yeah

... made up of Buda and Pest, so it's, it's also three, or Pesht.

I always feel su- like such a, I don't know, poser saying Budapest, [laughs] but that's right, so.

I, I just don't do it.

I don't know if I did do that.

So in between Buda and Pest, Pest, is a zero, it's a green island, so you can't drive onto it, but you can actually walk onto it.

No, I wouldn't have done that.

I'm thinking of having to up the cable car thing.

Oh, the funicular.

To go over to

Pest or Buddha.

Oh, yeah.

However, the tickets were already taken.

We relinquished the idea of visiting Pest, as Agnes was only able to travel the day before the vessel started.

This she greatly regretted, as she disliked beginning the journey on Sunday.

After attending service in the well-filled Evangelical Church, we started from an exceedingly handsome station at two o'clock.

Edith Our Savior was a Jew.

Madame J Eh, a Jew is a Jew wherever he is.

We arrived at Pest, and what a change from Vienna.

The luggage was hurried in a very confused style from the train into a station room much too small for the purpose.

Here's Rav Moshe Kunitz.

He was the one, if you recall, I told you he, um, he wrote the responsum permitting, uh, using an organ- Played by a non-Jew on Shabbos, even though he was one of the Poskim, uh, in Pest.

He wrote a book, Ben Yochai.

Um, here, let me show you again, Ben Yochai.

I think there was quite an uplifting story.

There was something that could only be said in the 18th grade, so in the night in Pest there were very sad things happening.

In the 1980s? Yes, that's right.

It was

For anyone who's familiar with the city, I'm in District V, uh, today, where I'm based most of the time.

Excellent, and that's on the Pest side as opposed to the Buda side.

Correct.

Pest is best.

That's what I always say.

[laughs]

And Budapest, If you didn't know, Budapest is two different cities.

Buda is on one side, Pest on the other.

And where the ships, the river cruise ships dock is on the Pest side.

And you can walk right into the city.

Budapest, okay, the Pest side of Budapest is very, very walkable.

But when it comes to any cruise in Europe, whether it's ocean or river, we always recommend, not even recommend, it's almost we demand, fly in a day, if not one, maybe two days early before the cruise starts.

So in this case, and we just mentioned, we flew in and spent the first three nights in Lisbon.

Now, I'm not going to say they call it the peasant line.