Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz

at people stuffing their face and trying to swallow it in a very short amount of time.

And they say, I don't know what I'm going to do, but it's not going to be that.

And they'll just take a little nibble of something, of matzah or marah, without eating a full kazayas.

Women are also chayiv to eat a kazayas and matzah marah.

They're chayiv in all the mitzvahs.

halayla, it's a beferrish of gemara, that women are chayiv in the mitzvah of matzah, the gemara of Pesachim says anyone who is chayiv in the isser to eat chametz is also chayiv in, has to go and eat matzah, and all the mitzvahs halayla women are included in.

Along those lines, women are also chayiv in the mitzvah of Sipur Yitzias Mitzrayim.

The mitzvah of Sipur Yitzias Mitzrayim is fulfilled by darshening the b'sukim, by being masl, by being masl, by being masl, by being masl, there are certain basic

structural parts of the Mitzvot Sippur Yitzchism tribe.

You do not necessarily need to know the story or need to say the story of the rabbis in Bnei Brak and the...

But you do need a question and answer.

You do need the droshes of the Pesach.

That says in the Mishnah.

And most importantly you need... You need to say... You have to say...

And very often you find that at the Seder, once you're winding down already, the Maggid, and you're at Pesach Matzah Marah, so the women are already in the kitchen preparing for the Shulchan Aruch, they're already preparing for the Su'udah.

That's not a good thing, because they are also chayiv in, they're also lo yatsi yidei chavasov.

If they don't say Pesach, Matzoh and Maror, women are chayiv in that part of the Seder as well.

Another Seder misconception is that very often you'll have two options for Maror at the Seder.

So the way people will say it is, do you want the real Maror or do you want like the lettuce?

So in fact, the real Maror is the lettuce.