Okay, we're setting the pill in your heads, and we're up to the inyan (subject), because muvchar (best way possible)—a small inyan this morning, muvchar—that's on page 7. Which means when you do a muvchar, you should try to do it on page 7. When you do a muvchar, you should try to do a muvchar on page 7. Do it in the best way possible. Don't just do it to be yotzei (fulfill obligation); try to do it in the proper way. When you love somebody, you want to do the mitzvah (commandment) in the best way possible, which means if you have a chance to do something good, why don't you do it the bad way? Muvchar, if somebody has a chance to do the muvchar in the proper way, he does it.
When a prince sits down to eat, he makes sure he tells the waiter, "I want it medium rare, or a medium well." Perfect. They bring it to him. No, that's not the way I ordered it. Do it again, bring it back. Too much fat, too much thing. How much? Until he gets to the third gilgul (cycle), which means he has to have the right meat, he has to have the right sauce, the special flour, it has to be the right vessel. What about his clothes? How careful is he? He's careful that his clothes are the proper fit. He goes to the tailor a few times. He doesn't take anything off the rack. He wants the best of every species.
Then you want to get away with the cheap thing. The person is not willing to do the muvchar in the best way possible. Muvchar, muvchar, muvchar, muvchar. Respect this Creator of the world. We're talking about the ability to do it. If you can do it the better way, do it the better way.
I saw a guy in the store once. He was buying an etrog (citron used on Sukkot), so the guy said, "Give me the cheap etrog, the $18 etrog." And the guy said, "These guys over here, a bunch of crooks. They're selling a lemon for $15. I'm not going to fall for this trick over here." I told the guy, "You go to a restaurant in the city. The guy goes to Va Bene. How much do you pay for a pasta linguine in Va Bene?" The guy pays $38. How much does spaghetti cost him, by the way? Spaghetti costs him a penny. He paid $38. What's going to happen to him in five minutes? The sharia is going to make money, and for that, a chashuv (important person) sits down at a table. Etrog that's going to bring you all.
Then you say, "I'm not paying for a lemon. I'm paying for a lemon for a lemon." When they put the lemon on your salad in the restaurant, they charge you. You don't care. When it comes to the, be consistent. You want to spend on your salad, fine, but when it comes to the, also in a cheap way...