Sheshet

He planted, there were no Ani in there.

[Hebrew] Rav Sheshet answers him and says, "There's no mitzvah.

There's no mitzvah if the Ani are not gonna get it." Right? You're not-- There's no mitzvah to leave it for the ravens or the bats.

There's no mitzvah.

One second.

So the Braisa says there that even if there's the Kohen is not there, you have to bring it to the Kohen.

So why, in our case, Rav Sheshet says, "You don't have to bring it.

You don't have to leave-- You don't have to even do the mitzvah.

There were no Aniim to take the Leket.

So he came to Rav Sheshet to ask what to do.

He bought a house in a rich neighborhood.

So he bought a field in a rich neighborhood.

There were no Aniim around.

So Amalei, it's a gated community.

So Rav Sheshet said to him, it says, ... ... ...

So it sounds like you have to leave it after the Aniim.

But this is going to apply not only to offspring but also to other things that emerge from an animal.

The rabbis asked a question before Rav Sheshet, what about urine of a donkey? Now why would anybody want to drink that in the first place? It seems that it was used for some medical purposes and also If someone is dying of thirst, then one could drink that.

You go look up what astronauts drink.

If you see a kid that wants to be an astronaut, ask him to go look it up.

This is what the Pesach says in Vayikra chapter 1910 and also in chapter 23, verse 22, right? That Leket specifically goes to the port.

Now, one of the things that you just hear is Rav Sheshet lives in Bavel, right? And The Gemar is basically saying, therefore, that Leket needed to be left for poor, even outside of Eretz Yisrael, okay? And there is some discussion about whether or not, right, Leket does apply out of Eretz Yisrael.

So I just think, I just want to point that out.

So that's interesting here.

Remember we saw the Machloket yesterday.

that there was a makhloket, that if a person only owns the head, is he patut, just on the lechi, by his chai and all the others, and we saw there, that Chia bar Rav Amas, you pat from everything, and the Gemara brought Akasha on that, and then we had a teyuv to Rav Chia, and then Rav Gisda brought a sauce, then why Chia made a mistake, because he got a little bit confused with the Braita, so on the basis of that, the Gemara asked Akasha, let's just dedicate this to you quickly, to Lufur Shleima, Of Tamara, Bracha, Bat Esther, Gritzman, please God, she should have a refuah, a refuah shleima.

Okay, so the Gemara says the following.

A person sells a head.

Okay.

That's the Mishnah that we're up to over here now.

So Amarav, Rav says, Rav says, when do we learn this din? When do we apply this din? Rav says, Rav says, When he bought it by weight.

The buyer, the butcher himself, the sheikh has to give it to the coin.