You can imagine the major pain that Avraham Avinu had. He's 100 years old, okay? He's 100 years old, 99. So the rabbi is right: he was looking for wayfarers. Anyway, what happens? This is very difficult. Gemara says that Avraham Avinu was waiting for guests. He was looking all around for guests. What if he looked in his eyes and he saw? If you're looking for guests, you always have a long time to look for guests. That's what it means. If you're looking for guests, his eyes were down, he picked up his hand, and all of a sudden, he found a lot of people there. That's it.
If you're looking for something, don't you think your eyes should be up in the beginning? What does it mean? Avraham Avinu lifted his eyes and saw three guests. And you see my question? I don't know where this guy is coming from. Anyway, all right? And you have to answer my question. If Avraham Avinu was just looking for guests, he was praying, “Please send me guests.” And then he—it's not all these guests here. “Come in, please. I'll play. Be my guest.” Probably was out there. He was praying to Hashem, please. And then he...