Resilience IS Resistance With @ayamollah

And it's, it, you know, I normally try to put in some uplifting music into, uh, our spaces.

And when I was thinking through this, though, I thought that the title that, um, was appropriately suggested by our wonderful guest speaker here, Mr. Mo, who we're gonna go to in just a second, uh, this idea of resilience is resistance, right? That, that as a result, you know, it, it is certainly, uh, we are called to go out and to make a difference, to speak our minds, to speak up, to band together, as, uh, Joann and I [laughs] kind of joke, right? To create the Care Bear stare.

We're all gonna go out in the streets and say, "We're done with the oppression and the hate and the animosity.

We are, we are done with Jewish supremacy.

We are gonna build a better tomorrow, built on love and care and concern for the other." And so when I was going through this, I was thinking, "Well, what is something that would be really good with this idea of resilience?" And so naturally I thought, uh...

And, and we'll see if Rabbi Malius can actually, uh, if, if, if he can help.

So Rabbi, what song have we played in these spaces that is perhaps the ultimate about, uh, being resilient, and I'll give you a hint, in the sporting world within cinema? Can you take a guess?

Being resilient in the sporting world within cinema?

Within cinema, yep.

Within the, the, on the silver screen-

Ah

... what is the ultimate demonstration of resilience in an athletic fashion? If anybody's listening-

I mean-

Who wants to put in the purple pin?

I said, Eye of the Tiger?

It's Eye of the Tiger, yeah.

Yes.

Yeah.

Aha.

Rocky.

So the Eye of the Tiger, which is, uh, of course, tied to who?

Rocky.

Sylvester Stallone.

To Rocky Balboa.

Yeah.