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Perchik.
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So you're a newcomer here, huh?
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As Abraham said,
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"I'm a stranger in a strange land."
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Moses said that.
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Forgive me. Forgive me.
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As King David said,
"I'm slow of speech and slow of tongue."
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That was also Moses.
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For a man with a slow tongue,
he talked a lot.
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Here, Reb Perchik.
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Have a piece.
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I have no money
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and I'm not a beggar.
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Ah, take it. It's a blessing for me to give.
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Very well.
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For your sake.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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You know, it's no crime to be poor.
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It is the rich who are the criminals.
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Some day, their wealth will be ours.
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Oh, that would be nice.
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If they would agree, I would agree.
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And who will make this miracle
to come to pass?
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People. Ordinary people.
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- Like you?
- Like me.
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Until your golden day comes,
Reb Perchik, how will you live?
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By giving lessons to children.
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- Do you have any children?
- I have five daughters.
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Five?
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Daughters.
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Girls should learn too. Girls are people.
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- A Radical!
- Oh, go away.
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I'd be willing to teach them,
open their minds to great thoughts.
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Yeah? I'd like them
to know the Good Book.
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The Bible has many lessons
for our times.
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Perchik,
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I'm a very poor man.
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But, food for lessons, huh?
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Good, good. Stay with us for the Sabbath.
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Of course, we don't eat like kings,
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but we don't starve either.
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As the Good Book says,
"When a poor man eats a chicken,
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one of them is sick."
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Where does the Book say that?
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All right, all right!