War vs. Yourself

[lips smack] Okay.

Well, first of all, it's a beautiful minyan.

You know, I was thinking about it.

When you go into a place for other nations, you see like a mosque, for example, you see like thousands of them.

You go to church, you see hundreds of them, thousands of them.

You go to sh- to shuls, you see like 10, 15, 20 people.

It's like a lot.

[laughs]

Now we're go- um, we're, we starting Selichot at Rabbi Guy.

So every year at Rabbi Guy, we was like, we, we waiting for the 10 or to the 8 to come in.

Nine, 10, we, we reaching to 10, it's like, "Wow, ［foreign language] allen." It's like 10 Jews at 4:30 in the morning.

Now 4:30 in the morning, 26, 27 people.

Yeah.

So it says look at the difference, right? For one, for us, it's like, but, uh, so we say 10%, 10, it's like each one, it's like we're not many, but each one is like a big diamond, Baruch Hashem.

Yeah.

Minyan.