Being a Jew, awesome. Managing personal finances, not so awesome. Welcome to kosher money.

And just like that, an entire season of kosher money is in the books.

Zavi, did you think we would receive as much engagement as we did?

No.

And sorry, it's not anything against you and Yakov, because I know you guys are amazing.

But if I'm being honest with you, I was your first guest in the first episode.

That's right.

And looking back, I don't know that I would have been your first guest in your first episode if I would have realized the, how many people would listen to it and just I mean that's just

me personally you know talking about that but I really it's blown my mind how many

listeners and how many people have engaged and how many people have given feedback it's

it's really been something I thought that we we really made a difference quicker than I thought we were going to.

And you're being humble.

The first episode was really great.

It set the table for what we wanted to do here.

I received, I have pages and pages of tips and ideas and thoughts about guests we should bring on, topics we should cover. And I've

told people, we're going to get to it, right? We can't get to everything in nine episodes. This is

going to be episode 10 and put a nice bow on season one. But yeah, I think we're just scratching

the surface, right? If you had to take a quick number,

how many Orthodox Jews is this relevant to and how many people have we hit? Oh, absolutely. I mean,

I'm always curious about how many Orthodox Jews there are in the world. They actually just did a

census. I think they said there's 15.2 million Jews in the world. And I think maybe 10, 15% Orthodox, something

like that, one and a half million. A lot of them live in Israel where obviously the financial

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