@ismipratima I can't imagine. I even get mad at myself when I put in the footnote but leave finding the specific page number for later, because it always takes way longer to find than it should
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@hchesner This is the podcast equivalent of the dvar torah in which the darshan spends the first 95% of their time telling you about their preparation and all the things in the parsha they thought about talking about but decided not to
(I should also note that this brand was disappointing on seder night–which was a different box. It just goes to show that even within a year, let alone across years, slices vary in quality, thus justifying the ongoing relevance of this central Jewish ritual).
In the past, some of weak faith have questioned the custom of our holy ancestors to conduct a fruit slice taste test every year of Pesah. “Once you’ve done it once,” mock these modern-day maskilim, “don’t you already know which is best?”