I'm Aiton Weinstein.

And I'm Naor Menninger.

And you're listening to Two Nice Jewish Boys.

This podcast is made in collaboration with the Jewish Journal.

Today we got a bit of a special episode.

On January 6th, Sunday, we received the following email. Hi, would you be interested

to hear about how to survive Alia, make it through the IDF as a lieutenant colonel, have the door slammed

in your face, have people stand on your shoulders when you remove money from the cash machine

and peek over your shoulder at the pharmacist to see what types of medication you use and much more. Obviously the answer to that was yes. So we invited

the sender of the email, Dr. Daniel Bedouin. No, Bauduan. It's a French name. Bauduan.

There was no chance I was going to pronounce that right. But we invited Dr. Daniel Bauduan. It's a French name. Boduan. There was no chance I was going to pronounce that right.

But we invited Dr. Daniel Baudwan to join us today.

And we're super thrilled to have him and hear it.

And hear your story.

Yeah.

So who did you stand on whose shoulders to buy medicine?

What?

No, yes. Nobody stood. I didn't stand on whose shoulders to buy medicine what? No, yes, nobody stood. I didn't stand on anybody's shoulders, but people, you know.

No one would survive that. I'm not sure. It sounds like you had basically the classic

Alia experience. Yeah, it's just, you know, the invading of privacy sort of thing, you know, you're standing at the cash register and everybody is in line and, you know, sometimes you just tell the people, maybe I'll just give you my password and take the money out for me, you know. Yeah, yeah. It's just, if they're not close to you, they feel they're missing out on something.

I mean, the other day, it's in Super Farm when I was taking out my medication, you know,

at a lady, they put this line to make sure that people, you know, have, give you some space.

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