Two people walk through Passover Seder customs during a 2008 family meal, debating the rules for dipping bitter herbs, reclining at the table, and what counts as a proper mitzvah. They use Hebrew terms like maror and yashbin while explaining how their family does it.
Okay. Do you want to explain that?
Got it.
Sarah, you want to explain to them or you know what that means, right?
That one's about the bitter.
Yeah. So it's like the best. Every night we eat. You can eat all kinds of vegetables.
Tonight we eat only maro, which is the bitter thing? Relish or the hardship of the. Of where it came from.
What does that mean? So we. Every night. That sounds kind of funny. Explain that. So every night we don't dip Even one time. We don't dip. I don't know. We don't dip.
Let's go back to the salt water.
Yeah.
We don't dunk.
Not dimp. And no dunking.
And tonight. Tonight is so awesome.
Twice. Twice.
Just two things. I think I dipped twice.
I'm good.
You're a Jew. Thank God we put the yellow star of David. Okay, next. And the last paragraph.
Okay, So this is a hard one.
But this is a cool one. This is a cool one.
Like every night. In other nights you sit like formally or like relaxed near the table. Yeah, that's a swimming. Suvin.
No, you swim by yourself. Misubin is.
No, we met. Yeah. No way. I'm not. Do you. I don't know. I think it's like Mr. Bean is like. No.
Your shbin is by yourself.
No, your shbim is. I think. I think that is right. Yash bim is like when you eat like formally and like really, like really. And Mr. Bin is like, you know.
Casual. No, casual. You relax.
Yeah, Relax. Enjoy. Okay. Yeah, that's what I thing. But we can check the. Add it to the list of things.
Well, we have so many things now. Do you know where Lou Reed was born?
Is he American or English?
Yeah, he's English.
The one we scratch up. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh, you shouldn't. You shouldn't crash that out just because of what I said about what it was. I'm very positive about that. It wasn't America.
But your sound. You sound like.
I felt very strong.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's things that. You know, what you mean.
Okay.
Okay. So that's. That's my thing.
I think we check that out. But tonight we sit. But tonight, ah.
Tonight we sit. Like formally or not formal, everybody is unformal. Tonight. Tonight is like a relaxation. You can dip and drink and drink.
Really? Three times and four times back.
What I remember.
Maybe we should look it up. I thought it was like in other nights you eat by yourself or with others. But tonight all of us eat together.
What about Oshoshana? You eat with others.
Also, it's not. Not mandatory. Mandatory.
You can't be alone. You're not in Jewish.
Thank God it's a mitvah. Yeah.
Yeah.
Because it's a mitvah that we all said where we, like, went out from slavery to it's a mitzvah.
