"But She Told Me 8 O'Clock!"
I got off the train tonight and headed straight for shul. I was a few minutes early for mincha. As I approached, I saw an elderly couple waiting outside. They were not frum. I could tell by the pointy Yarmulke the man was wearing.
The woman asked me, "Are you here for the 'Schwartz' bris?"
"The Schwartz bris?", I replied. "That was this morning."
"This morning?? But she told me 8 O'clock!"
I said, "Yes. It was 8 O'clock this morning."
Talk about a failure to communicate. The "Schwartzes" are both ba'alei teshuva. Where their families come from early morning brisis are unheard of.
D'oh!!
I got off the train tonight and headed straight for shul. I was a few minutes early for mincha. As I approached, I saw an elderly couple waiting outside. They were not frum. I could tell by the pointy Yarmulke the man was wearing.
The woman asked me, "Are you here for the 'Schwartz' bris?"
"The Schwartz bris?", I replied. "That was this morning."
"This morning?? But she told me 8 O'clock!"
I said, "Yes. It was 8 O'clock this morning."
Talk about a failure to communicate. The "Schwartzes" are both ba'alei teshuva. Where their families come from early morning brisis are unheard of.
D'oh!!
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