I sent it to a bucket of chicken.

Get out of my cold room.

You go have a picnic.

From the smallest room in New York City

comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

Dinner is a turn. You remember an experience?

Did you have a bar mit?

What was that like?

What was that like?

What did they, what had you had to learn? Did you have to learn to be very much? The Torah. Well, that's basically the Old Testament, right?

Yes.

And you have to memorize it.

You have to memorize the Old Testament?

Well, actually, I was like reading it got out of the book,

but I had to like practice it.

I've had to do a lot of practicing.

Um, yeah, I have repetition and, you know, practicing over and over again.

The only thing I know about, uh, the only reason I ask I mean is I you know I grew up in you know Kentucky or Tennessee or wherever I grew up and it's you know I've never seen

anything like that live so I don't know I only know it from movies and, you know, I've never seen anything like that live, so I don't know.

I only know it from movies and stuff, you know, and I see people who they go through that.

And, of course, I learned about it in school a little bit, you know, religion class and stuff.

They teach it.

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