commonsaychel

@Square Root
Chananya Weissman never discussed the health hazards of having a mother in law, anyone can self publish or put up a website. bigdeal

song is factually incorrect, Vultures only attack carrion not live prey.

each yeshiva has its own rules, no one is stopping anyone from learning

I forgot to mention Shvigers cause people to drink and that causes liver cirrhosis.

@Square Root Hakohen,

My issue was never with you, just the people you expect us to be impressed with when you quote them,
for example, when you quote some New Ager who became a breslover telling me how to run my shabbos sudah, or a 20 something who’s total real-life experience is running a sports league.

@CA, the shammos in shul sells them

While we are on the subject of music, I am trying to find the plaque in the shul for Big Bad Moish

The Lita had something along the lines of 60% OTD, the Chazon Ish once told Rav Shalom Shvardon the reason was because there was torah but no joy,

i Friends

What do you think about this?

I don’t want to give too much details to protect the innocent and the guilty, but suffice to say, I’m in Yeshiva (different shmuz) and I’m trying to study on the side and I need money so I found this remote job working for this guy.

B”H he is a really nice guy (cannot be said at all about some other people I have had the displeasure of working for) and very easy and flexible.

While the work is not that stimulating, I don’t dislike the work.

Problem is payment; we wrote up an agreement and he promised me extremely generous commision for the projects we are working on and I thought that I’d be rolling. The only thing is that nothing at all went through and a few months later I’d still not made a penny.

I sent him a nice email asking him if he’d pay me and he was very nice about it and he paid me a super basic salary for the hours I’d worked, but it seemed from him that it was more like a one-off and he still believes that we’ll make money and all that.

So, while I’m writing this all out, it is becoming more and more obvious to me as it probably is to you that I should probably wish him a lechitigeh tumid and a freilichen peerim, problem is, I’m quite a nice guy and something just fell through and I don’t want him to think that I’m leaving him because of that but the truth is, without giving details, it seemed to me that if any of all the projects we were working on would work out, it would be that one and when that fell through I realised that he does not seem to have much mazal.

I don’t know him personally but he seems to be older and he’s definitely tzefloigen and not very savvy so I’m not very optimistic about anything working out that amazingly going forward.

Also, these things are long term projects and it’ll take a long time for money to come through and either way, I don’t plan on hanging around.

I don’t want to ask him for a regular salary because that’ll make it harder for me to leave and he may not want to, I’d rather work another two months and then ask him for another payment.

I’ve also lost all cheishek for the job.

I really want to leave yeshiva and go back and work and get married, but at the moment I’m stuck in yeshiva, I also feel that had I not been working up for him I would have been able to go veiter with my studying…though I also need money for my studying…

Problem also is that in my situation it is close to impossible to find a job at all, I worked for another business, dishonest people…not nice people to work for…at least this guy is not unpleasant to work for but I mamish feel that I’m wasting my time.

The reason I’m feeling resistant is because my other options are non-existent and I’m desperate for money. Even though I’m not really making any money and I’m wasting time working for him when I could be studying or even learning maybe a bit ( 🫨what??? nisht tzugloiben)

Also, I lack backbone and I find it hard to go ahead even though I know it’s the right thing, and I also feel bad.

Thank you for listening. This has really been therapeutic and writing it out has really clarified things for me.

I would appreciate thoughts, empathy and job offers 😀

Dear Square Root,

I never said any lies about you or for that matter anything about you.

My issue is that you post rambling post from unknown people as if its torahs moshe, I have no issue if the person is a known expert in that particular field [ such as Rabbi Dr Twerski and addiction] but when you post a stupid comment from someone unknown I will not take it seriously, nothing against you.

Sincerely

Commonsaychel

“What does it matter what his expertise is?”
If you expect people to be impressed because someone says something then that person has expertise in the subject matter not some ramblings of a blogger.
The rant of a blogger carries the same authority of some drunk on the subway.

@Coffee, who is Mr. Gordon and what is area of expertise?

You never answered my question who is Nachi and why should we listen to him?

Soda (both regular and diet), Snapple (both regular and diet), and iced tea are high in acid and damage teeth.
If you must drink these liquids, then use a straw.

@OP, I know purim is around the corner but it a little early to start with purim torah

” on this issue and on nearly every other issue in which he was a daas yaachid”
You said it best, he was a daas yochid, hardly a godol.

Trump has ZERO, nada, zilch efes, nem Power to do anything so who cares

@GH, I know the candidates are sleazily on both sides of the aisle, Trump, Bill Clinton, Coumo Spitzer just to name a few.

@Snitzel, dont forget they rent by bed and the kids need ESL

Over 20 years, that adds-up to $5 BILLION DOLLARS!!!! Think about that for just half-a-minute…

Wow that is enough to buy a box of Entermann’s for every frum person who is not makpid on Cholov Yisroel or Bishul Yishroel and still have enough leftover cash to put 50 Shadchunim on payroll for life.

@AAQ, negotiations in politics have been around long before T ancestors even stepped foot in this land, read up on history, Missouri Compromise, Louisiana Purchase and end of Russian Japanese war just to name a few, like Tip O’Neil said all politics are local.