The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Lapin on demand.

On the Blaze Radio Network.

Welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show, where I, your rabbi, reveal how the world really works. Thank you,

you happy warriors, for being part of the show, and thank you especially for all the great

promotion you've all been doing.

At least I don't know about all of you, but a whole lot of you have been continuing to tell

others about the show.

And it is that to which I attribute the growth in our download numbers and our listening

numbers, which thrills me.

It really does. It fills me with absolute delight.

And knowing that you are listening gives me all the energy and all the enthusiasm

and all the encouragement that I need to keep these shows coming to on a regular weekly basis.

Now, I have a public warning to issue, and this applies only to those of you with gasoline-driven cars that have more than four cylinders.

Now, you know that I, your rabbi, wouldn't dream of being seen in a car with only four cylinders.

Six is my absolute minimum.

My normal and customary comfort level is maintained in an eight-cylinder car, and what I really

enjoy is a 12-cylinder car.

But four-cylinders, look, I won't even get into an Uber that comes

if it's only a four-cylinder car. It's just not going to happen. You understand that the cylinders

are really important, and they are a measure not only of the masculinity of the driver, but they're also a measure of the power of the car.

And the restraining of that power is a huge and valuable character quality. In other words, power that is possessed but not wielded

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