Bechorot 29 בכורות כ״ט

We're starting at the bottom of So we did the Mishnah in yesterday's daf.

We saw a massive apparel that took out the uterus and Rabbi Tarfon pastilled it.

It was a traifer.

And then Hamim said that the vet said that it's not a case that all the cows and the pigs leave me trying without a uterus.

Rabbi Tarfon said, there goes your calf.

Tarfon is going to go sell his calf and pay the guy back.

Rabbi Kiva came and said, He's a donkey.

He's a donkey.

Okay, I'm saying it off by heart.

Mark's correcting me.

He's a donkey.

All right, there goes your donkey.

And then came Rabbi Akiva and said, no, you're a mumche of 18.

You basically have immunity.

You don't have to pay.

Okay, so the gemos of it typically, the tabid of our Mishnah.

So we say, wait a second.

Even so, why don't we say that he made a mistake with the Mishnah? Now, making a mistake with the Mishnah, which is that everyone knows the mistake of a Mishnah.

In other words, if something, there's a difference between halacha, which only a mumche knows, only an expert knows, and a psak in alocha, which is written in the Mishnah.

The Rebbe already wrote it in the Alochis, right? So the first thing is, why don't we say that he typically had a B'tav without a Mishnah? B'tav without a Mishnah.

Hosea just changed his mind.

In other words, everybody can make that a mistake.

Look at Rashi over here.

If the cow was still around, so he could have changed his mind and told the guy, listen, it's all mutah, you can keep it.

And the fact that the kid there went, the owner, sorry, not the kid, the owner, the owner went and after he said what he said and threw the car to the dogs, So why is it his fault? Jeremy Taffer's fault.