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Hi, everyone, and welcome back to chutzpah. Real life lived better, where each week we apply Jewish tradition and a teeny bit of righteous indignation as we talk about something that is live in our lives. I'm Rabbi Shiris Stutman.

And I'm Hannah Rosen.

Okay, Hannah, here's my question for you this week.

Like, are you someone when something doesn't go your way?

Are you someone that curses God that, like, turns to God with open arms?

And if so, what does the conversation look like?

The conversation looks like this. If such a conversation happened, it would look like this.

I would look in the sky and I would be like, me, like, that's the conversation.

Wait, wait, wait. What would the mat be? Would it be like, mad meaning like, I don't even know if there is a god or would it be met like, all right, well, you did this for a reason. I don't understand it. Like, what is that? Yes, it's the second. I mean, I had a therapist tell me, I don't think I've ever said this out loud, but a therapist said to me once, out of the blue, like we weren't talking about this and she said, apropos of some totally other, you know, train I was going down,

um, I bet you

weren't surprised when 9-11 happened.

And it was such a weird thing to say.

It was such a weird thing to say.

And I was like, you know what?

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