Amichai Lau-LavieHostSo the first one I'm going to paraphrase comes from the Babylonian Talmud, a collection of laws and legends written over hundreds of years.
He lived in Babylon roughly in the fourth century of the common era, and he was a big deal and, uh, he had a teacher, also very famous.
We do not know her name because, you know, patriarchy, but she shows up here.
One day, Rav Kahana enters his teacher's home and lays beneath his teacher's bed.
Um, isn't that sweet slash problematic? Anyway, rabbi and his wife are storytelling in bed, but there's another rabbi under the bed, and suddenly the guy under the bed, Kahana, says, [clears throat] "One would think your mouth has never eaten such a dish before." Wait, what? The rabbi in the bed and his wife say, "Uh, excuse me, what are you doing here, Kahana? Get the hell out." Well, this is the rabbi speaking.
So the first one I'm going to paraphrase comes from the Babylonian Talmud, a collection of laws and legends written over hundreds of years.
He lived in Babylon roughly in the fourth century of the common era, and he was a big deal and, uh, he had a teacher, also very famous.
We do not know her name because, you know, patriarchy, but she shows up here.
One day, Rav Kahana enters his teacher's home and lays beneath his teacher's bed.
Um, isn't that sweet slash problematic? Anyway, rabbi and his wife are storytelling in bed, but there's another rabbi under the bed, and suddenly the guy under the bed, Kahana, says, [clears throat] "One would think your mouth has never eaten such a dish before." Wait, what? The rabbi in the bed and his wife say, "Uh, excuse me, what are you doing here, Kahana? Get the hell out." Well, this is the rabbi speaking.
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