Reb Shaul Brook's Pan

00:00 He was a fine-looking Jew, a fine-looking Jew, a Jew [unclear]. First, what [unclear], what does he want, what is he doing, even about [unclear], which is not good at all, [unclear]. A fine-looking Jew. This was in 5710, 5710, Rosh Hashanah 5710, and he sent a pan to the Rebbe. The pan, the pan—after all, the pan goes, a pidyon nefesh, [unclear]. I don’t understand anything [unclear]. And then, what is the [unclear]? The Rebbe is the Rebbe. [unclear] The Rebbe was wealthy. He had a short letter, in the Rebbe’s holy handwriting—even the letter the Rebbe had sent him. It was so precious; it was a whole [unclear] for a pan. [unclear] Holy handwriting. He sent a letter to the Rebbe, a pidyon nefesh, in which he sent something of his own, [unclear]. And [unclear], after all, it’s a pan: you send a letter to the Rebbe, in the Rebbe’s holy handwriting, and the Rebbe was [unclear], and there was [unclear], and he was a Jew, a fine-looking Jew. But [unclear], he sent a letter to the Rebbe, and the Rebbe was on his own.