Good morning, everybody. Just a reminder: go out and vote. Don’t say, “My vote doesn’t count.” How do you know? How do you know your vote doesn’t count? Are you so sure? You want to take a chance?
Rabotai (my masters), everything in this world has a price tag, which means there could be a Gezeirah (decree) that some crazy guy is supposed to be. And we have to do Hishtadlut (effort); we have to have tefillah (prayer). With a combination of Hishtadlut and tefillot, we can reach that price tag. If we reach that price tag, we can attain, sorry about that close up, a little scary, but we can attain anything, anything in the world, with Hishtadlut, tefillot, and bitachon (trust).
And therefore, yes, go out and vote. Show your Hishtadlut; go Hishtadlut. We don’t have a level of bitachon, but we know that we have Hishtadlut and bitachon. And the rabbis are telling us to vote—a clear indication: mutar (permitted) to vote, Chiyuv (obligation) to vote. Let’s go out. We have a lot at stake here.
B’ezrat Hashem. Borei Olam (Creator of the world) should bless us all. Beracha ve’hatzlacha. Please, do me a personal favor. I don’t ask you for favors. Maybe a few. Go ahead and vote.