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It's a very exciting week for us in the Jewish community. So good to see your face. Welcome everyone back to chutzpahd, ancient texts for modern times.

It's a very exciting week for us in the Jewish community because all the holidays are finally over.

Yeah. So is it exciting that we're done? Is it a relief? Is there a sense of relief that I'm detecting?

A little bit. A little bit. Like I'm ready to get back, get back into the swing of sort of

living a Jewish life 24-7, but also out in the world, not just in my succumb. Okay, good answer.

So it's not cruise control until next year. It's just back to the daily life of being a Jew

rather than the run on holidays.

That's right.

I always used to say, like, you know, we're in the Hebrew month of Tishrae, which I guess

will be over in about a week and a half, two weeks or so.

And the month that comes after is called Cheshvan, which is often called Mar Cheshvan,

like the bitter month of Cheshvan because it has no

holidays in it, zero holidays. And so I always feel like that was Hashem's special gift to like

pulpit rabbis that right after this month of all of these holidays, there's like the next

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