The bonus episode with Brian Husky, Zachwoods, and Jill Dunley.

Welcome to Rembrandt, very humans with Matt Besser, bonus cut we got not one, but two scenes in joy!

What is bothering you?

Have you guys ever heard, since there's time I'm religion a little bit, people think I've picked on the Christians, these crazy Jews!

If you guys heard of the, I'm not pronouncing it right, probably, a ruv or e-rov, e-r-u-v, no.

Okay, you and your friend would get a e-r, quick explanation out of this one, viewer backwards.

Okay, an era is typically made of a thin string and small bits of wood or plastic, it creates a continuous boundary around a Jewish community so that its members can avoid the prohibition of carrying items such as keys and strollers from one property to another on their Sabbath.

The string creates a work around a legal fiction turning a neighborhood into one property so that Orthodox Jews can follow their interpretation religious law and still go about their lives the rest of the day.

So you guys understand?

Wait, so on Sabbath, you're not supposed to go outside your house and do what's called as work, I guess, and anything can be work, just carrying keys can be worked.

So to get around this loophole so you can do all that, in all these communities, I'm pretty sure including Los Angeles, they have this fucking little piece of string, there's a piece of string that connects that goes all around Los Angeles, maybe not less on just but at least entire towns, I'm sure, Thailand Park at least, you know, or whatever.

Isn't that crazy?

And if it breaks, they have to have someone go and repair it.

So the string is like a neutral zone?

It's a loophole which makes this all one abode, I guess.

It's literally a loophole.

Yeah, nice.

Do they put it up every week?

No, it's up there all the time.

It's up there all the time and it's this big deal and it costs money to maintain and a lot of communities get pissed off because they're like, get your fucking crazy religious thing out of my yard.

Does it cross streets?

Yeah, so cars have to...

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