:09:00
Got it. Got it.
Need it. Got it.
:09:07
Jake was just one of those
special kids, you know.
:09:10
He was smart, popular.
Everything came easy to him.
He just had that kind of aura about him.
:09:15
You took one look at this kid
and you knew he could do anything
he wanted with his life.
:09:20
Jake's family had been in the investment
banking business for three generations.
:09:24
His father and his brother Ethan
both tried to convince him
to join them at the family firm.
:09:29
I think he gave it some serious thought,
but in the end he decided he wanted
to do something different with his life.
:09:35
When he made his decision
to become a rabbi, he did it
with great confidence and resolve.
:09:39
I don't want to listen to any of you!
:09:41
Jake and I went off to seminary
the way other guys go off to the army
or the Peace Corps.
:09:45
It was an adventure.
:09:48
Newly ordained as masters of theology,
we were both assigned
back to New York City...
:09:53
where we quickly confronted
the practical aspects of our jobs.
:10:23
Oh! Jesus!
:10:34
And despite these early setbacks,
we eventually found our groove.
:10:38
- Take it nice and easy.
Win 'em over slowly. Okay?
- Okay.
:10:43
Shabbat shalom, everyone.
:10:45
Before we get started,
I want you all to do me a favour.
:10:47
I want everybody in the back there
to come on forward and fiIl up
these first three rows here.
:10:51
Oh, guys, come on.
Let's try one more time. Shabbat shalom!
:10:56
- Shabbat shalom!
- Thank you, Mom.
:10:59
Ma'am, you in the back.
Yes, you. Come on.