I just said to the chief rabbi that this would be the brief suffering or an introduction.

All this time, we didn't know what that means, about inverse proportions.

So let me begin with a tangent.

So this is the introduction.

The tangent is that the first time I met the chief rabbi,

I was then in Yeshua Mithar,

and I had to come to England for the first time

to attend a Lehmud conference in Portsmouth,

the second Lehmud conference.

It was so long ago that Dianin didn't even know it existed.

You know, maybe they knew Portsmouth existed, but not the Le Mood Conference.

Then I spent a few days in England, and it was what is called New Year's Day, January 1st.

Somebody had said to me from Yeshivatamivtar

that it would be worthwhile to call then Rabbi Saksaub

and say that I would like to meet him and speak with him

and discuss how we would take over the world,

which is exactly what I said, and the chief rabbi was very kind,

and I came, and we spoke for a couple of hours, and then I asked you, where could I find a

double-decker bus to do the American thing? And you told me how to go downtown, and indeed,

I saw many buildings that Christopher Wren had built.

At that time, though, as a result of that wonderful discussion,

I said, I have serious doubts whether I'm going to take over the world,

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