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Thanks for asking! Right now, the schedule depends on my availability-sometimes it’ll be on a Thursday or midweek, and it might be every second week. I am doing my best to make it valuable for listeners, so feel free to comment with any suggestions or topics you’d like to hear!

Thanks so much for the kind words! It means a lot to hear that you’re enjoying it.

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@@cr-ei5jm “Totally agree! RUclips makes it so much easier. Thanks for watching! 😊”

@@arigross9864 True, Warwick and Florida are just around the corner. Great spots!

@@Duvidfeder Thanks so much! Glad you loved it!

Thank you! 🙏

“Hey, thank you for listening-I appreciate every viewer! Teaching isn’t about competing with certain voices or styles; it’s about helping each student develop their own unique talent. Honestly, I’m not even interested in the voices you mentioned-they’re just not what I focus on. My priority is nurturing authenticity and creativity in my students. If you feel so strongly, maybe next time comment from a channel that reflects your own expertise. 😉”

If you wanna be a wedding singer it's not worthy to build a voice like levy Avram etc. because you gonna struggle singing every night, so better learn how to use the voice smoothly... A nice build voice is good for concerts but unfortunately singers need money and the way to make it is through being a wedding singer so why build a voice?? That's the ענין in my opinion.

If you're not interested in voices like Fried or Daskal, then who are you interested in? Don't dismiss the best voices of Jewish music just because you're young and know some things. Let's talk when you build a professional voice like Fried who still sings at age 70. Lipa sang way better under better technique, singing sweet doesn’t make you a good singer, u might know a thing or 2 but just taking your payos off and trying to be more cool doesn’t make you the best coach out there, let alone Jewish industry build a voice like Celine dion. Or any great star

@@SindyPeear a lot of big stars in the outside world are using the same technique of Shimon through head voice. so what are you telling me that they don't sing well because they don't have a voice like Pavarotti?? Not everyone is interested in being a cantor a lot of people like a smooth voice, now you don't like it no problem but just understand that some people do. And when discussing an opinion please stop talking about how Shimon used to look like it's non of your business and it's not an argument about how the voice should be...

Thanks! I actually just used my iPhone for this-no editing at all. It’s amazing how clear and vivid the footage turns out straight from the camera!

“You made it! Thanks for always supporting, first to comment as always. 😊”

That’s an interesting idea! Using a disposable container and a power washer definitely sounds like a quick way to tackle the tough grime. I might give it a shot next time-thanks for sharing your tip!

I’ve been careful to avoid damaging the bathtub by using a mat underneath. Thankfully, no harm done to the finish so far, and the grill is spotless!

Don’t lose courage! It’s actually easier than it looks once you get into a routine. The Weber Traveler is worth it, and keeping it clean just makes it even better. You’ve got this!

Fair point! I like keeping my grill in top shape, even if it’s not a luxury sports car. A quick clean after every use saves me time in the long run. As for my oven… let’s not talk about that! 😂

Good question! I’m very careful not to spray directly into the flame openings to avoid any long-term issues. Instead, I focus on the grates and surfaces, and I always rinse thoroughly to make sure nothing gets into sensitive areas.

Thanks for the ASMR idea! Maybe I should add some satisfying scrubbing sounds next time-stay tuned! 🔊 #cleaningvibes

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Thanks for your comment! Are you saying it’s not fully accurate in your experience? Would love to hear more about your thoughts!

@@shimoncohen95 You have to keep a hand on the steering wheel with enough pressure it knows it and it will sometimes loose the lines if they are not distinct enough so you better have a hand on the wheel. It can also mistake a line that goes into a side road and get mixed up on which line to follow.

@@waterwalker1315 Thank you for sharing your experience! It might vary depending on the model, but in the Touring, as long as the system detects your eyes are on the road and the lanes are clear, there’s no need to keep your hands on the steering wheel. Perhaps it’s different in other trims or under certain conditions, like on ice. Technology can behave differently across models, but it’s great to hear everyone’s perspective!

@@shimoncohen95 I have a touring model and if I take my hands off the steering wheel it will alarm and tell me to put them back on it.

@@waterwalker1315 Thanks for clarifying! That’s interesting. Just to confirm, are you driving an Outback, Forester, or Legacy? Also, what year is your vehicle? The system might behave slightly differently across models and years, even within the Touring trim. I’d love to figure this out together!

Yes, you can! Adaptive cruise control works independently, so you can turn off lane centering while keeping adaptive cruise on.

Lol😂 I was so connfused.

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SuperCruise is definitely an impressive system! Subaru’s lane-centering is getting really close, and it’s great to see this tech becoming more accessible. Have you tried it yet?

They changed the camera tech starting with the 2023 models and it seems to have resolved those issues

@@crashthestash Not on my car. I have a 2023 Crosstrek. Still likes to hug the right side of the lane sometimes.

@@Kragum24 yeah after using mine a bit more it's definitely not perfect

Thanks for pointing that out! I’ve been really impressed with how smooth the lane-centering system is. It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely a step up in real-world scenarios compared to what I’ve experienced with other brands.

@@crashthestash Good catch! Subaru definitely improved the camera and sensor systems in recent models. It’s great to see them listening to feedback and continuously refining the tech.