Wayne

We're in Australia.

When I was lying under that table and the bullets were going off and the gunfire and people getting hurt and killed, I was thinking to myself how wrong I was about how I thought it was safe.

And it's united the whole of Australia.

I mean, the support that we've had and, you know, people of all different race and religions reaching out to us.

I think the one thing, you know, mantra that we've had is, you know, amongst all this darkness, the only way to dispel darkness is to bring light.

And just like Chris Min said earlier on the show, in the Jewish faith, it's called the mitzvah and it's,

I think for everyone today on this day of mourning, just to do one good deed, whether it's giving charity or reaching out to a friend you haven't spoken to or praying for someone that's sick and have them in your thoughts and hope for their healing.

I think just doing good deeds brings light into this world, and that's how we can dispel all the darkness.

Yeah, so bar mitzvah is for the – it's like when a boy reaches the age of 13, it's his bar mitzvah.

And it's like the mitzvah is do something good.

So the bar mitzvah – and a bat mitzvah for a girl.

So bar is a boy and bat is the girl, and it's bat mitzvah.

Yes, what's your embarrassing thought?

Thanks so much for having us.

We really love your show and thanks for having us on.

That must be convenient.

That must be convenient.

That must be convenient.

He's a pig, Jim.

He's a pig, Jim.