Please don't overwhelm our brothers

[YitzyS]

He's focused on non-frum travelers retirees, cruisers, yacht, sailors...

So if I'm litvish I should feel free to call him 

[zh cohen]

So if I'm litvish I should feel free to call him 

I think this needs to be moved to the CY or beard thread

[Ver hut gazugt]

I know this might tinkle some feathers but I would not be surprised if some Shluchim feel that they do not want to promote the concept of vacation.
The idea of vacation to many in Lubavitchers is looked as not a proper thing to do. I am sure many other communities have similar value system.

[AsherO]

I met this shaliach at his Monday night barbecue.
Nicest guy on earth full of spirits and dedication.

Yup, checks out 

[Lurker]

I know this might tinkle some feathers but I would not be surprised if some Shluchim feel that they do not want to promote the concept of vacation.
The idea of vacation to many in Lubavitchers is looked as not a proper thing to do. I am sure many other communities have similar value system.

I'd be shocked if this represents more than 2% of shluchim. I don't even think it's half of that.

[Yehuda57]

I know this might tinkle some feathers

He came to tinkle feathers, but it was like water off a duck's back

[Dan]

I know this might tinkle some feathers but I would not be surprised if some Shluchim feel that they do not want to promote the concept of vacation.
The idea of vacation to many in Lubavitchers is looked as not a proper thing to do. I am sure many other communities have similar value system.

Far more likely they don't want frum people in their Chabad Houses scaring off the locals. This is a contentious argument among shluchim, with some encouraging frum people to come to their events/minyanim and others making it clear that frum people are not welcome. Of course that has to do with what they feel their mission is and how they feel is the best way attain that goal.

[jj1000]

Far more likely they don't want frum people in their Chabad Houses scaring off the locals. This is a contentious argument among shluchim, with some encouraging frum people to come to their events/minyanim and others making it clear that frum people are not welcome. Of course that has to do with what they feel their mission is and how they feel is the best way attain that goal.

And years of personal experience in the matter as well. Likely seeing events both ways.

[yesitsme]

"Rabbi, can you give me a source for______?"
"Sure, it's in the Talmud, tractate _____, page_____"
"Aha! So it's not from the Torah!" pic.twitter.com/SUC7xZ7wcl

— Eliezer Zalmanov (@ezalmanov) July 6, 2021

[Dan]

"Rabbi, can you give me a source for______?"
"Sure, it's in the Talmud, tractate _____, page_____"
"Aha! So it's not from the Torah!" pic.twitter.com/SUC7xZ7wcl

— Eliezer Zalmanov (@ezalmanov) July 6, 2021

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[zh cohen]

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I think this has become the "Interesting Tweets from Eliezer Zalmanov Master Thread"

[yesitsme]

There needs to be a reverse chabad, stand on the streets asking people if they took off tefillin yet today and if indeed they haven't, they help them remove it

— ay (@aimhumor) July 7, 2021

[yungermanchik]

There needs to be a reverse chabad, stand on the streets asking people if they took off tefillin yet today and if indeed they haven't, they help them remove it

— ay (@aimhumor) July 7, 2021

A yeki's favorite chol hamoed trip: go from Washington Heights to Crown Heights and ask everyone if they put on tefillin TODAY!

[Yehuda57]

A yeki's favorite chol hamoed trip: go from Washington Heights to Crown Heights and ask everyone if they put on tefillin TODAY!

- On Sukkos, carry around a sleeping bag and pillow and ask if they have slept in the sukkah yet.