Ep. 33 // "He Believed in Me" w/ Rabbi Pinny Andrusier

Rabbi Pinny Andrusier lives in Cooper City, Florida where he is a shliach for more than thirty years.
Growing up, Pinny found his place less in the structure of yeshiva and more in the adventure of shlichus, which is where he hoped to find his place after marriage. But when the time came, he struggled to find a place in shlichus and almost gave up on his dream, until a note from the Rebbe a few days before 27 Adar changed everything.
In this episode, we discuss the challenge of fitting in, both back then and today, and how believing in the other is often the biggest gift we have to offer.

[@myopinions1]

The fight to get in was the standard of tmchei tomimim from the beginning.

[@yosefkinn3990]

If my father betzalel Ben Mendel A/H alive watching this video he would be aesthetic, that was him dream 💭 in the 1970’s to open a yeshiva for boys /seminary for girls learning part of the day & learning a trade for teenagers who didn’t fit in the system because people were to busy to deal with young youth I take my hat 🎩 off for you great job rabbi

[@yossy770]

I really enjoyed this episode.

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Very interesting idea the whole channel idea, shkoach

[@myopinions1]

The only shluchim that messed over nepotism was mushrooms that were later integrated when they grew big enough by Kotlarsky.

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Shluchos was not a button down and a tie. Only failed shluchim maybe.

[@---tx9xx]

which is this spot, at which park was this filmed?

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Isn't that a white shirt?