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How's your mother, Jake?
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She's good. She's, uh--
She's actually here tonight.
:49:06
Oh. That's wonderful.
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So I suppose you have
your speech all prepared.
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- Yeah.
- Yeah. Good.
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Good. Then you'll go out
with a bang, huh?
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Shalom.
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Since, uh, Yom Kippur...
:50:02
is kind of like the Super Bowl
of the Jewish calendar...
:50:06
most rabbis try to cram
a whole year's...
:50:11
worth of sermons into one
kind of big "best of" sermon.
:50:15
Um, I'm not gonna do that tonight.
:50:19
I'm not gonna talk about
the meaning of God...
:50:21
or the situation in Israel...
:50:24
or the status of Jews
around the world.
:50:27
I'm-- I'd like to talk about something
a little more personal.
:50:31
I'd like to talk about us.
:50:34
The status of you and me.
:50:39
A wise man once told me
that no rabbi can save anyone.
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He can only offer himself as a guide
to other fearful people.
:50:53
We live in a really complex world...
:50:56
a world where boundaries
and definitions are blurring...
:50:59
and bleeding into each other
in ways that--