0184 - Nigleh on Shabbos

00:01 It was Tov Shen Lamed Daled or Lamed He, I don't remember, when the Yeshiva in Miami just started. And I would be there for, by Sha-Shabbos, I would give a Shir HaSiddes and afterwards Bedavnik, etc., etc. So one Shabbos, there was a guest in Yeshiva. He was a yungerman that was a businessman. He used to travel a lot for business. So bechal, he told me that he goes for a few weeks for business. When he comes back, he always writes the Rebbe a report of everything that he saw, everything that happened during the week, during the time when he was traveling. So he was there Shabbos morning, and he was there by the Shir HaSiddes that I gave. And after the Shir HaSiddes, he saw that a bocher came over to me and asked me, "Pshat in a Tosfos." And a Tosfos in a Gemara, and we were discussing, it was a half hour between the Hasid and davening, so we're discussing the nigle part, a certain Tosfos we were discussing. And he watched it. A while later, I was in 770. A few months later, I was in 770. I met him. So he tells me, "I wanna tell you that when I came back, I wrote the Rebbe a report from all my traveling. So one of the things I wrote was this, that at Shabbos I saw in the morning, he said my name, and I was discussing a Tosfos when it's a Gikochtina in London, a Tosfos Shabbos morning." And on

01:14 these words, the Rebbe wrote in big letters, "Tach Alapsuras Tosfos." Different than what people would think the Rebbe could have answered, you know, nigle Shabbos morning, the Rebbe wrote, "Tach Alapsuras Tosfos." Because by the Rebbe, it's a Gikocht in London, that's the main thing. And, uh, nigle HaSiddes by the Rebbe was all once Torah achas. So when he heard it's a Gikocht in London, the Rebbe was very happy.