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Position. That's the nothing personal word of the day. It is Tuesday, February 21st,

and February 23th, February 23rd, February 21st, 1981,

1981, 2011, 2011, no, 42 years. I was so nervous before my

bar mitzvah koka, because you're young, you're 13 when you're

bar mitzvah, and I was this very little boy, I looked like I was

short and just looked young, hadn't gone through puberty, and you get a

tape of your when you are leading the service or doing your

haftora, which means you practice for six months, and it's the

right of passage to becoming a man in Judaism, and you get all sorts of

presence, and you get to have a party in theory, not the kind of

parties they have these days, but we had a luncheon, and my voice had

not completely dropped at that time, but it had started to. I was

on the 7th grade, and the beginning, I don't know why I just thought of this,

in the beginning, sorry, koka, we didn't even talk about February 21st

before we started the show. So, in the beginning, you may edit this whole damn

thing out, because we're not live today. Anyway, so in the beginning,

the first prayer is this, it's baroo, a ta, I don't know, and then I

realized I can't sustain that for an entire service, so I went back to my

voice, which had now sort of cracked. So, baroo, a ta, I don't know, I

don't know, I knew, I was like the kid from keeping the faith. I

could relate to that kid who was being trained by Ben Stiller, because

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