Bechorot 26 בכורות כ״ו

So Rab Yirmia, we've seen this before many times.

Okay, it's not the first time we've seen this type of, of, of, of, of response by Amoraim in Eretz Yisrael.

He said, [in foreign language], which is no nice way to say that, right? Basically, that stupid Babylonian.

So you could make it nice to say that foolish Babylonian.

[in foreign language] He says, "Why is he talking such, uh, foolish stuff?" [in foreign language] sit in a land that's dark.

Babylon's like in a low area, so it's quite dark.

[in foreign language] they say dark is [stutters] they give [in foreign language] a dark.

It doesn't really make sense over here.

[in foreign language] Didn't he hear what Rabbi Yochanan said? [in foreign language] Rabbi Yochanan saying that the Machloket...

Now, there are two ways of understanding what this Machloket was in the Brita.

Remember the Brit-- let's look at the Brita quickly.

The Brita said, [in foreign language].

If a [in foreign language] animal falls into a, into a pile of parcels, everything, just a little bit of animal.

Rabbi said, "No, you can check out the animal." Okay, and then Rab Nachman explained that it wasn't the animals, it was actually the wool.

So now we have to understand what it means that the f- that the, the, the, the [in foreign language] falls into a big pile of animals, and you can...

And the [in foreign language] and the rabbi said you can check it out.

There's a dedicated Shew before [in foreign language] Esther, and [in foreign language].

So now we've got Rab Gheber other ta- quoting a version of Rabbi Yochanan, and Rav Assi quoting a version of Rabbi Yochanan.

So first he says over here, Rab Yirmia, "Didn't he hear what Rab Gheber said?" [in foreign language] The Machloket.

This Machloket that we're speaking about in the Brita is [in foreign language].

When he checked, the animals got mixed up.

And why did [in foreign language] say that it's Asur? 'Cause they couldn't find the animal with a mum.

And therefore, that's why I said it's Asur.

That's why I said, [in foreign language].

Right, look at Rashi.