On Yom Kippur we ask ourselves, “Where am I?”

The Chafetz Chaim once said that the telephone was invented to teach us that what is said here can be heard there.  When a person speaks lashon hara or uses bad language, it’s all heard “up there.”  A train teaches us the value of time. If you arrive a second late you’ve missed it. A telegram teaches us that every word counts. Credit cards also impart a valuable lesson.  In life, you can get anything you want, but eventually you’ll have to pay for it.

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