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Before Itche and Jono can help a guy with his Mitzvah Pledge, they have to help him figure out why he has a string tied around his finger.

The String Guy

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September 17, 2012
Russian Guy
This is what they said.

Jono - (bolshoia spoceebo) Thank you very much

Cleaner - (pozhalusta) Your welcome

Jono - (dosvidania) Goodbye
Anonymous
Beachwood, Ohio/USA
March 30, 2012
liking it
Hey this is funny. I really liked it. I liked the guy who had a bad memory. He was verry funny. It was a great show.
Anonymous
West Hemsted, Ny
March 9, 2010
stripeopopatumus
at 4:45 read the sign in the back it says "please do not feed the stripeopopatumus"I just thought that was funny.
Anonymous
June 25, 2009
Three in Teffilin
Just like wisdom, knowledge and understanding where understanding is a mix of the two and generosity,strictness and beauty where beauty is a mix of the two so too with yarmulkah, tzitzit and tefillin.

Yarmulkah concentrates on the thought that G-D is above us. With tzitzit we remember all the commandments of the Torah. Teffilin has two parts: The teffilin of the head and the teffilin of the arm. The head represents thought and the hand represents action.

A further difference is that Teffilin is from the Torah, tzitzit too but only if you are wearing a four cornered garment, and finally yarmulkah is a minhag (custom).
Menachem Cylich
Melbourne, VIC/Australia
June 14, 2009
It's all relevant
Check out this guide to tallis and tefillin! (www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/110306/jewish/Tallit-and-Tzitzit.htm)
Maybe it will clear a few things up.
Menachem Cylich
Melbourne, VIC / AUS
June 14, 2009
I'ts all relevant
mordechai's point is valid.
maybe it was chol hamoed, the intermediary days in yom tov that we put a tallis on but no teffilin.
Menachem Cylich
Melbourne, VIC / AUS
June 5, 2009
TO WHATS TALLIS WITHOUT TEFILLEN
it doesnt make a difference.....tallis tefillen...like big woops...and this is obviously a video thats not for you....there doing an amzing job...keep it up!!!
Esther
scottdale, usa
jewishbrevard.com
December 22, 2007
what's tallis without tfillin?
i think u should have made it tzitzis not tallis, i mean, what's a tallis witout tfillin? if barry plegded to put on a tallis, he should have first put on tfillin. tzitzis makes more sense because the strings and knots (as mentioned by barry) are realy what make you remember the 613 mitzvos. besides the strings on the tallis are tzitzis.
mordechai
bklyn, ny
December 19, 2007
coincidental tie?
i thought the black and white striped clothing was barry's tie. was that to mix u up or just coincidental?
m
bkln, ny
November 28, 2007
Who's driving?
I would assume Jono is driving, because he's on the left side of the car, but...

1. He doesn't look like he's driving

2. If I was Itche, I wouldn't let Jono drive my car.
anonymous
Skokie (NOT chicago), IL
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