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Hello, hello and welcome, everyone. This is super fun. Shalom. And welcome to chutzpahd. Real life lived better, where each week we apply Jewish tradition and a little bit of the TV show Cheaters to answer a question sent by you,

the listener, about an issue that is live in your life. I am Rabbi Shira Stutman.

And I'm Hannah Rosen and today we are doing a live show at Otis Israel Synagogue in Washington, D.C.

The room that we are sitting in, Kana, is the room where I had my bat mitzvah party,

like 35 years ago.

And every time I walk into the Giewords Auditorium,

even though it's been totally redone,

I sort of get those feeling, that like 13-year-old feeling of like,

who am I going

to dance with and I can picture. In fact, some of the people that I dance with at my bat mitzma

party are in this room tonight. So thank you very much for being here. And this is a very,

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