Love this video, I used to cut up an Apple for my grand kids into Apple Fries, to get them to eat it, it worked, there grown now, but this is such a great informative video!
Without telling it, grandma Dina makes one thing clear: In a family, the person who is at home, has a full time job managing the family, raising the kids, providing healthy meals, ensuring everybody has clean clothes in good condition and keeping the money together. We as societies in the west should honor and respect those people more.
@@nanskiboutski243That’s not at all what was said. What was said was that it’s a full time job. I would gather to say that the overwhelming majority of women who run their home and raise their kids full time would NOT allow a lazy husband to not contribute in some way to the house that he also lives in. “What’s the point of having the male around” just shows me that you don’t have a committed life partner who also contributes, and who shows/tells you every day how wonderful and valuable and amazing you are. Men are in our lives for so many reasons, but to name a few: physical protection and comfort in our deepest darkest moments; a shared love of life and living/building that life together; making us laugh and ensuring we don’t take life too seriously (it’s why they call men “big kids” all the time); and to reminds us-women, who are the hardest on ourselves than anyone else can be on us-that we are awesome, strong, and beautiful, inside and out.
I'm a Mexican that's not Jewish, but I look up to the Jewish community because they're very family oriented, goal oriented, and they're highly structured in those goals. Very admirable!
@Cyanide999 I wish my upbringing had some Jewish wisdom in there. All I was taught was go to Church and share with others BUT wasn't taught how to save for myself. I started learning that in my 30's from people who are not from my culture. Why? because my culture doesn't know how to save. Half of the advice I follow is Jewish finance.
The reason is that Jewish people got this knowledge from the ancient African Kemet. The very same culture your African American Grand Ma is a descent of.
Well my family are not Jewish either but I was raised the same way. Dishes were washed in a container and then the soapy water and rinse water were put in the garden and on the flower beds. Everything was recycled. We had paper drives glass drives and the money earned went to different projects in town. We had community gardens. We even planted one because it was available. We also had a yard so we had a good sized one. Any extras were given away. Resale shopping, real estate and gardening has also been passed down to my children. Materialism in my generation is rampant and I don't know why. You know keeping up with the Joneses. Look at all the crap in their houses and in their yards. It's all made in China and they are struggling to make ends meet. 🌎✌️😉 Tomic
@@ghostshiponeSince biblical times Jews have been known for getting to the money. Very much hated for it because they take full advantage of stupidity and ignorance like what you show. They would take full advantage of you and lend you money with outrageous interest. They own all the banks in every country that’s worth anything! LOOK IT UP READ!!! They’re strong educational background, close knit families have made them the most superior of whites. While other white cultures are in decline the Jews continue to thrive and be an example of how to live clean and smart. Focus on family and education brought them far. We would all do well to copy what their doing
@@ghostshiponebecause being 66, and a Jewish mom, I can tell you people that say/write they aren't anti-Semitic really are.....more and more😢 they don't understand their actions& never will agree with this...
One of the most admirable things about Jewish people is their clarity of thought and communication and of course they tend to have a great sense of humor !
“Too many toys… bad for the mind”🏆 4:27 I’m in my 30s and can completely relate. Having too many toys (even adult ones like motorcycles, DJ gear, etc) just makes you appreciate each item less, invest less time advancing specific skills, and seeing the items gather dust brings you down emotionally. Don’t let your possessions own you!
Yesssssss. I have too many toys and especially when I was making a lot of money, I bought a lot that I've never used. I think that I could have bought a house with all the money I've wasted. Now I'm poor and am more appreciative. Well, actually I don't consider myself poor on 50 euro per week. I have food and health and a house.
Some of our kids won't listen to us to the detriment of everyone in the family. We all suffer because the grandkids are over stimulated and their home is chaos. Simplifying equals peace.
What a charming refreshingly honest lady 👵 Its been said every grey hair was earned from experiences learned in a lifetime 🙃 Seniors have such great advise & wisdom to share if only the young would take the time to hear & learn from them. You are a rare & treasured gem Grandma Dina ❤ Cheers from Ft. Walton Beach Florida ⛱ Be blessed 🙏😇💙
Life is hard enough. I don't want to make it harder. I want to make it easier. I don't want to learn the hard way, via scars and pain. So I want to gain the experience of my elders, because they went through the painful struggles that I seek to avoid. In order to optimize my life, acting upon the advice of elders and sages of old times, would be a much better choice.
@@DatsWhatHeSaid wdym "cheapskate"? She's teaching people how to not get robbed by errors made in the supermarkets. You like being cheated out of your hard-earned money?
I am Ukrainian and my Mom was raised in Jewish neighborhood. Lady Dina described my childhood with my Mom tried to do her best and make me happy by efforts and emotions - not money.
Yes, very pratical and useful advices. HOWEVER, if everyone would follow it, half the clothes shops would close (people would only buy second hand) and all those people would go to unemployment, then also second hand clothes wouldn't be available because people would not buy new clothes. Then clothes factories would close... and so on. Basically we would regress to the beginning of the 20th century. Similar effect on borrowing toys. Unfortunately economy is not so simple.
Let the rich people and financially dumb people and wasteful people keep buying all the new clothes. Nobody is saying “Everyone, don’t buy new clothes.” Some people have to buy new because they can’t find anything that fits or that they like at 2nd hand shops. People who are frugal and smart about saving money and who listen to good advice shop thrift stores and consignment shops. That’s only a small percentage of the population, so no worries.
@@StanHowse I think she meant her parents taught her to be careful with money and to make it stretch. Has nothing to do with being well-to-do, in fact just the opposite.
This literally just saved me $129. I watched this video this morning and just now I went to Target and bought a comforter that was $129. I never ever check my receipts, but today I did because of this video. Sure enough, they charged me twice for the comforter. Thank you Grandma Dina! ❤
If you think giving a whole apple is bad you should see how much food is wasted in school cafeterias with "free" breakfast etc also lunch too. Kids take food and throw it straight into the garbage untouched.....!!!!
1.) Savings Account. 2.) Thrift Store Shopping. 3.) Buy Real Estate. 4.) Learn NOT to overbuy or waste food. Use your leftovers. 5.) Wisdom and Humor. 6.) Check your receipts, especially at the grocery store checkout.
I'll tell you one thing I learned... don't use the dishwasher. My water bill tripled the month I decided to use my dishwasher instead of doing everything by hand. I immediately called my leasing office & the young lady said, "I thought there was something wrong. Do you mind my sending a maintenance person to your apartment to check for leaks?" I agreed. He didn't find any leaks but he knew how much water is used by the dishwasher. So we figured out that was the cause of my drastic increase. I also turn off or unplug all electrical stuff, including the lights. Many years ago I saw a documentary that said that even though your electronics are turned off or are not in use, they still pull electricity.
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I am a Muslim and totally agree with grandma. This was grand wisdom. I think all our grand moms were full of wisdom. Home cooked meals, not over buying and not spoiling children with tons of toys. She is so right, if you want to develop your child’s focus, give him a few things to play with. I only introduced my child to a Tarzan book which we would read every night for months. We then went and watched the movie and he was thrilled because he knew all the characters, clothes are another complete waste of money. Hand me downs were the best thing. Those who fall into the advertising trap become literally hypnotized. They don’t understand that all they want is for you to think that what you already have is outdated, old and not good enough. This is the oldest way to lure. And then pay these influencers tons of money to promote their ridiculous products. We call all live so well with what we already have. Please listen to her
Our kids flood their kids with toys weekly, if not daily. A quick look, and the kids search for something else. You cannot buy love, you give it and receive it.
My family is Christian, but we always said my mom was the perfect Jewish mother. She was so proud of that, because Jewish moms are amazing, they really are. They know what’s what!
Grandma’s recommendation to check your receipts is spot on. The food stores almost always have a mistake in their computer system, never in your favor. Some stores have a policy that if an item is wrung up incorrectly and you go to Customer Service to fix it, you get that item for free. I have saved hundreds and hundreds of dollars over the years. Just checking my receipts.
It’s hard to stand there and check your receipt when there’s a line of impatient people waiting to check out behind you. I’m not going to be that person to hold up the line. If it costs me a couple bucks, so be it.
People including family members thinking am doing to much by collecting and checking my receipt, don't care even if I am buying salt! I go further by keeping the receipts for at least for 1 month.
@@lessehead You don't check the receipt on the spot. You move away & check it. Then if there's a problem, you take it to the service counter. The cashier has often scanned an item twice when there was only one. At big supermarkets we also get that item for free. I much prefer to self serve & scan then pay for my own items.
Psychologically this advice turns into lifestyle and that turns into kids and family that are money hungry and greedy, this advice creates insecure kids (sometimes apathetic or very individualistic).
This woman is a national treasure. Actually, most grandmothers are. She is almost a twin of my Cuban grandmother, who passed away five years ago. I miss her so... it was wonderful to hear this lovely grandmother sharing her advice. God bless her and keep her.
If you can, bring Grandma Dina on again. She is a wonderful person with a lot of wisdom. I could listen to her for hours. I appreciate you guys and your channel
I miss my bubby and Zaydie. Such wisdom. Her last words to me in the hospital. “Always dress as nicely as you act and you will be ever successful”! That was 1979. She was right always.
My grandmum from NY said always wear clean underwater, you never know, you may go around a corner and meet the queen of England... But granmah she'll never know....ah, she said....you'll know!
My family fled the USSR to Israel. Lovely Dina here highly resembles both of my grandmothers. It's crazy how unified the Jewish culture is; Jewish grandmas will always feel like Jewish grandmas, no matter where they live in the world, lmao.
My family are Jews from Spain and Morocco. Moved to France in the early 50's. Both Grandmas look like Dina( especially the Spanish one!!) Dina is Ashkenazi from Eastern and/or Central Europe, but still looks like a Hebrew Matriarch. Our Mothers/GrandMothers are gold. Bless them.
NYC Jewish older women are the coolest to be around. They are loud and talk a lot but such a sense of humor, kind and honest, always have advice and spice up any events. Also the Italian neighborhoods are a trip. They also have them in Jersey and Boston.
Not Jewish, but who cares. I love people with common sense like my parents. I can listen to grandma Dina all day long. A calm voice, is a wise voice. Thanks for sharing.
This is Grandmama Liu, a Chinese descendant from 🇹🇼 Taiwan. Thank you, Grandma Dina. What amazing similarities! I have done exactly the same things like you. Our children can immediately identify them. You really encouraged my heart. All my life I felt inferior living in this wealthy and materialistic country and under the pressure of not sharing the same values. I thank God for giving us the wisdom (common sense), courage and persistence. When that big Day comes, everyone is accountable to God.
All these great advice reminds me of what my nana said when my brothers and I accidentally broke her vase. My mom was super apologetic for what we kids did and my nana said, "It's ok. Things are meant to be broken, but people are meant to be loved."
I've only watched 3:44 minutes of this and I'm already in love with this lady. She is sharing the wisdom she already paid for, and she's giving it to us for free!
Hey Dina, I remember my Irish Catholic mother taking me to Cafe for something to eat when I was a child and just having a cup ot tea herself. When I asked why she wasn't eating she said the same thing-she wasn't hungry. Hearing you say that brought me to tears. The sacrifices our mothers make-all colours and religions and that is why we love them. I bet your grandchildren love you 🙏
I am not Jewish but I am loving this!! I agree with her about toys...to add to her thoughts on the subject...kids who get too many toys don't appreciate them. Same thing when parents buy their kids new cars without making them pay for at least half. They don't take care of the car, and if they wreck it... parents buy a replacement. Kids don't understand the value or responsibility.❤
Sooo true. I'm glad your said that about toys. Her statement about wooden blocks made cry: that was such a beautiful thing, to just use one's imagination and to physically interact with the blocks. Anyhow, you're totally right about kids not appreciating toys if they have too many, and especially right about the car thing! Yes pay for half! As a kid who was spoiled myself, I can attest: I did not appreciate what it took to Buy this car, I did Not take good care of it - didn't even know How, really - and when it overheated and blew the head gasket, who paid to have it fixed? My poor, dear Dad who worked so hard in his life and deserved a much better daughter. So you see, if you don't manage to teach your children about responsibility and consequences, you just make yourself And them less happy. (It wasn't my dad who didn't discipline us. It was like living between two opposites.) Anyhow, what Gramma D. said: "And they were better off for it!" For the less-distracting number of toys. Etc. And borrowing? We used to borrow books from each other. I think people still do that.. Or kitchen tools, or ... You have to know your neighbors though. There's less of that now..
I don’t know how the RUclips algorithm brought this to my feed but I am glad it did. Grandma Dina is a doll and a treasure!!! Bring her back if you can!!!
Grandma Dina is so authentic. I miss sitting around the dining room table with Nana Pauline and my mom and Aunt listening to Nana's stories and words of wisdom. She also learned to laugh a lot. She and Poppy escaped Russia and Poland to avoid WWII. They made it to the USA right before the war broke out. So, the wisdom and comedy we gained from them is invaluable. 💕💕 old Jewish wisdom is like salt on eggs. You don't realize how necessary it is until you've tasted it.
0:00: 💰 Money-saving tips from a wise woman: have a savings account, buy secondhand clothes, invest in real estate, and be mindful of food waste. 4:21: 🧒 Grandma Dina discusses the negative effects of excessive toys and unhealthy ice cream on children. 8:57: 💡 Grandma Dina shares tips on household items and the benefits of consignment shops.12:16: 💰 The speaker discusses the benefits of shopping at designer consignment shops and the importance of saving money. 16:11: 🎙 The speaker thanks listeners and promotes various resources and sponsors. Recap by Tammy AI with useful timestamps =)
I simply demand that grandma Dina gets her own YT channel. I will ask her about absolutely everything! And I am from Scandinavia , not jewish but need a grandma Dina❤❤
You are a smart person because it doesn't matter what your religion is. A wise person learns from everything that can improve his life. And the most important thing is to respect every person regardless of who they are, and to be satisfied and happy with what you have.
This is how I grew up in Morocco where resources were limited. We grew up to appreciate and use these resources carefully and efficiently...never threw food away! I think this beautiful grandma grew during hard times..
MyJewish Moroccan family moved to France in the 50s. Never went back. I heard all my childhood how they miss their lives there and always had a lot of Moroccan friends in France. I feel very Moroccan ( especially the food and the music), even if I have never been there yet. God bless the Maroc and its People.
Love this woman she reminds me of my late darling Lebanese mother - I wish I had listened and taken in all of my mother’s wisdom - I vote for her as President :)
I don’t know how old this lovely lady is, but we might be about the same age. I agree with her 199% on everything. Everything Grandma Dina said is how I lived my life. “Waste not, want not”. My fathers favorite expression was “All things in moderation. “
Unfortunately nobody borrows anymore bcoz there's no respect. You lend something out and it either comes back broken, or doesn't come back at all... She's correct!!
as a childcare provider, the point about the toys is SO ACCURATE!! all of the kids i take care of that have a plethora of toys can't even focus on one thing for more than a few minutes, and they don't seem happier for it
My grandmother's sage advice, "Those who can't listen gotta feel." Just like Dina said that the old people already did it all 150 times and you need to listen to them.
Grandma Dina is a national treasure. Growing up in New York I've been blessed with many Jewish friends---and an added bonus is inheriting their parents and grandparents too. Our elders (of all faiths/ethnicities) are full of wisdom that we must drink up. Thank you, Kosher Money! Such a great program.
Exactly! Younger people have no idea how valuable older folks are. Istead of being ageist against the elderly, kids today need to be made aware how valuable they are. They need to be listened to and held to the highest esteem! How do ya think they made it to that age? Not by winning a Darwin Award, that's for sure.
Love this episode! I am Chinese, but my mom and this sweet grandma. My mom used to make her own and the kids' clothes. When friends sees them, they would ask where my mom bought it from, my mom would proudly tell them she made it, and friends would end up buying from her. We didn't take showers till I was a teenager. We only had a bucket of water and that's the only amount we can use to save money. Any extra money we had, mom would put it into a savings account, in different currencies to hedge against risk. We then put money into real estate, but more focused as my dad ran a factory and his theory was "things need to be made, so factory space is important part of society". As my parents were building their wealth, my dad became a huge watch enthusiast, but he always buys used and always find a diamond in the rough. And this grandma is right, finding a good bargain is fun! I remember I found a thin jacket for USD 6. I was wearing it one day and my dad saw it and asked me how much it was, I told him $6, and it turned into conversation of the day. I now teach my kids to buy used toys and share amongst themselves. She's right, we don't borrow anymore. When I was a kid, my friend and I would exchange toys and Nintendo games for a week.my sister would borrow friend's clothes. I got a bunch of hand me downs. We are blessed that we got a lot of hand me downs for my kids.
Sharing economy. I live in Yangjiang and whenever I need a scooter or air conditioner or TV or toaster oven I go to those second-hand stores with huge piles from hotels that went out of business. Whenever I need a new laptop or computer monitor it's all second-hand. And then whenever somebody needs something I give it to them. My motorcycles, my lighters, some trinket around my house, women just like to take them.
God, she talks in such a clear and lovely manner- so eloquent ♥️ it’s so pleasant to listen to her! Thank you grandma Dina ♥️ your family is lucky to have you 🥰
I love the "toys" story. My Mom used to say, "How many toys or board games can you play with at a time- ONE? When you get bored with that one, come tell me, & I'll buy you a new one." It took me about a year to get bored with it. All my friends' Moms told them the same thing, so one year for Hanukkah, I told them that each one of us should ask for a different board game. We picked our 3 favorites, went around in a circle, & decided who would ask for what. Instead of having multiples of the same board game, we wound up with 5 different board games. My Mom, when she heard about this, said, "Do I even have to ask whose idea this was?" I just smiled & said, "Mine."
@@888PsyMike888 There's more than one way to skin a cat. For my 16th birthday, I didn't want a 'blowout' party like my Sisters. I wanted contact lenses. My Parents agreed. Well, a few months before my birthday, I had the opportunity to go to Spain through my HS. I asked my Parents for that instead. Luckily, Mom could financially manage for both her & me to go on the trip. We had a blast. And don't you know, Dad decided to get me my contact lenses anyway because I was getting good grades in school, working p/t, & paying them 'house money', & paying for my car insurance, gasoline, & incidentals. My big Sister always called me "A spoiled little brat that had our Parents wrapped around my pinky." I would reply, "Don't you have to be rich to be spoiled; we're dead broke." I should add, my big Sister never gave money to the house, & every paycheck she would spend her money on clothes, shoes, & blow. LOL.
As a Christian, we understand the great wisdom of the Jewish community. I listen to Dennis Prager and other Rabies all the time. God bless the Jewish people, and keep them in his care forever.
She is the grandma we all need. Love her!! Miss my grandparents so much, could listen to this wonderful lady’s advice and wisdom every day! PLEASE give her a channel of her own!!
She’s so right about this stuff!! And regarding the wedding dress, if there’s a stain that can’t be removed you can cover it up in a multitude of ways ( embroidery, beadwork, silk flowers, etc) Even if you spend another $50 to have it done, you’ve saved yourself hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
My Italian grandma was exactly the same, love this. She's so right. The kids in my neighborhood were playing with a broom that a contractor left behind after laying a driveway. Who needs toys 😂😂
I am Jewish, grew up in Donetsk Ukraine in Soviet times. We played with sticks for swords and wooden boards for shields. We ran, wrestled, jumped. So much fun.
I don’t understand why you would point out she is Jewish but you can relate..? Are Jewish people non-human… I’m not Jewish either.. bit confused why it would matter here.. am I missing something? I don’t live in US..
I'm not Jewish but i respect many things about Jewish people and how far they have come despite great adversity and how much of a contribution they have made to all areas of life. ❤ from the UK
Grandma Dina could balance the US Budget in 15 minutes flat.❤
Anyone would do better then the administration currently 😬
😂❤
Love this video, I used to cut up an Apple for my grand kids into Apple Fries, to get them to eat it, it worked, there grown now, but this is such a great informative video!
Global economy sa
Not to mention the UK economy 😂 sending love to Grandma Dina from the UK
“Never give a two year old a whole apple” is excellent parenting advice literally and metaphorically.
Amen to that
My mom said same thing that and don’t pour so much juice they waste half of its true
Leads to greed which leads to obesity.
You can toss the extra slices in a jar of applesauce you have in the fridg
It may be entertaining for a child to bite a whole apple.
And after they take a few bites of it you can slice the rest.
Without telling it, grandma Dina makes one thing clear: In a family, the person who is at home, has a full time job managing the family, raising the kids, providing healthy meals, ensuring everybody has clean clothes in good condition and keeping the money together. We as societies in the west should honor and respect those people more.
So...WOMEN are doing ALL of the work. What is the point of having males around, then
Period.
Not really, everyone does that by themselves nowadays. It's not a real job now tvat we have dishwashers, washing machines, vacuum cleaners...
Yeah its called hs wife ppl look dwn on them on the female. They are the ones who make things happen and kp things going. 🤔
@@nanskiboutski243That’s not at all what was said. What was said was that it’s a full time job. I would gather to say that the overwhelming majority of women who run their home and raise their kids full time would NOT allow a lazy husband to not contribute in some way to the house that he also lives in. “What’s the point of having the male around” just shows me that you don’t have a committed life partner who also contributes, and who shows/tells you every day how wonderful and valuable and amazing you are. Men are in our lives for so many reasons, but to name a few: physical protection and comfort in our deepest darkest moments; a shared love of life and living/building that life together; making us laugh and ensuring we don’t take life too seriously (it’s why they call men “big kids” all the time); and to reminds us-women, who are the hardest on ourselves than anyone else can be on us-that we are awesome, strong, and beautiful, inside and out.
I'm a Mexican that's not Jewish, but I look up to the Jewish community because they're very family oriented, goal oriented, and they're highly structured in those goals. Very admirable!
❤
The whole western civilization has been blessed by the jewish wisdom for thousands of year indeed.
@Cyanide999 I wish my upbringing had some Jewish wisdom in there. All I was taught was go to Church and share with others BUT wasn't taught how to save for myself. I started learning that in my 30's from people who are not from my culture. Why? because my culture doesn't know how to save. Half of the advice I follow is Jewish finance.
Mee too
I'm Jewish and Mexican!! ❤❤❤❤🫂
I'm "African American" from the South; and everything Grandma Dîna talks about, my mother taught us. THANKS GRANDMA DINA
Bless your grandma! Please keep sharing your thoughts and tips ❤
The reason is that Jewish people got this knowledge from the ancient African Kemet. The very same culture your African American Grand Ma is a descent of.
I'm a single man and as long as I spend less than my weekly income, I'm doing okay.
Does it make any difference or is it something significant that you had to state you're an african american?
ABSOLUTELY!!! And we know this. 😂
I'm not Jewish, but I feel like this Jewish grandmother's wisdom has been slowly revealed over time as I age. She is completely right and adorable.
That is how ALL wisdom comes. Through experience and also observation.
Why does it matter she is Jewish. Why is it even a thing?
Well my family are not Jewish either but I was raised the same way. Dishes were washed in a container and then the soapy water and rinse water were put in the garden and on the flower beds. Everything was recycled. We had paper drives glass drives and the money earned went to different projects in town. We had community gardens. We even planted one because it was available. We also had a yard so we had a good sized one. Any extras were given away. Resale shopping, real estate and gardening has also been passed down to my children. Materialism in my generation is rampant and I don't know why. You know keeping up with the Joneses. Look at all the crap in their houses and in their yards. It's all made in China and they are struggling to make ends meet.
🌎✌️😉 Tomic
Loved Grandmother! Christian here. Our first time to watch! Similar ideas! Gotta get back to more sensible ways. Let’s hear more from her.
I'm not Jewish but this advice is for everyone regardless of your faith. What a beautiful wise woman 🇬🇧
Why does it matter she is Jewish? I don’t understand why it would mean any different?
@@ghostshiponeSince biblical times Jews have been known for getting to the money. Very much hated for it because they take full advantage of stupidity and ignorance like what you show. They would take full advantage of you and lend you money with outrageous interest. They own all the banks in every country that’s worth anything! LOOK IT UP READ!!!
They’re strong educational background, close knit families have made them the most superior of whites. While other white cultures are in decline the Jews continue to thrive and be an example of how to live clean and smart. Focus on family and education brought them far. We would all do well to copy what their doing
@@ghostshiponebecause being 66, and a Jewish mom, I can tell you people that say/write they aren't anti-Semitic really are.....more and more😢 they don't understand their actions& never will agree with this...
@@ghostshiponeyou don't have to.
@@ghostshiponedid you even read the title of the video?
There's something comforting and peaceful about older Jews. They always seem happily married and respectful.
One of the most admirable things about Jewish people is their clarity of thought and communication and of course they tend to have a great sense of humor !
I really admire them
She told you, it's experience, not knowledge
Thanks for sharing.
So true , my grandparents lived with Moroccan Jews in Morocco and they always tell me they’re amazing smart and kind people 🇲🇦🫶🏼🇮🇱
I agree. So many of the intellectuals I admire happen to be Ashkenazi Jews, it can't be coincidence.
“Too many toys… bad for the mind”🏆 4:27 I’m in my 30s and can completely relate. Having too many toys (even adult ones like motorcycles, DJ gear, etc) just makes you appreciate each item less, invest less time advancing specific skills, and seeing the items gather dust brings you down emotionally. Don’t let your possessions own you!
Yesssssss. I have too many toys and especially when I was making a lot of money, I bought a lot that I've never used. I think that I could have bought a house with all the money I've wasted.
Now I'm poor and am more appreciative. Well, actually I don't consider myself poor on 50 euro per week.
I have food and health and a house.
Would you recommend some skills one has to advance on?
Some of our kids won't listen to us to the detriment of everyone in the family. We all suffer because the grandkids are over stimulated and their home is chaos. Simplifying equals peace.
The A&E program 'Hoarders' is testament to the fact it's possible to have too many possessions.
What a charming refreshingly honest lady 👵 Its been said every grey hair was earned from experiences learned in a lifetime 🙃 Seniors have such great advise & wisdom to share if only the young would take the time to hear & learn from them. You are a rare & treasured gem Grandma Dina ❤ Cheers from Ft. Walton Beach Florida ⛱ Be blessed 🙏😇💙
I'm not Jewish, but I can listen to this grandma all day. What a Gem
Gem^ but true. I agree.
*gem
Wow, you are saying something as clear as mud!
You must be English!
I'm Jewish by association after this video.
I would literally sit and listen to grandma for hours
Yes ❤ her!
Her wisdom is priceless - our society doesn’t treasure our elders enough. They are the true teachers of life and should be revered ❤
Yes maybe because other old people are bad
Life is hard enough. I don't want to make it harder. I want to make it easier. I don't want to learn the hard way, via scars and pain. So I want to gain the experience of my elders, because they went through the painful struggles that I seek to avoid. In order to optimize my life, acting upon the advice of elders and sages of old times, would be a much better choice.
"Be as much of a cheapskate as you humanly possible can be" classifies as "priceless wisdom" now?
Alrighty then.
@@DatsWhatHeSaid wdym "cheapskate"? She's teaching people how to not get robbed by errors made in the supermarkets. You like being cheated out of your hard-earned money?
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Couldn't care less about her religion (or anyone else's for that matter) she is just sharing straight up wisdom and truth.
You have a religion too...hope it helps you !
She's ethnically Jewish. More than just a religion
It’s also her ethnicity , which also happens to be the most hate crimes so it’s good to represent
*crimed
Wisdom from God, mind you.
Not only good Jewish mothers, but all good mothers and fathers! In Italy we grew up that way.
Also in turkey the same here 👋
Italy = jew?
I think Italy and Turkey should stop listenting to their mothers and fathers when it comes to financial advices! :D
@chkvxn I've almost never seen a mother giving financial advice in Italy... there's a reason the economy is shit here...
The issue is that many, many grandmams have been "erased" along side with their wisdom in the pandemic.
I am Ukrainian and my Mom was raised in Jewish neighborhood.
Lady Dina described my childhood with my Mom tried to do her best and make me happy by efforts and emotions - not money.
We are not Jewish, but all what she said was taught or practice by my parents. It’s all common sense.
Some people aren't as fortunate to have 2, Hell, even 1 Well-to-do Parent(s).. Keep that in mind.
Yes, very pratical and useful advices. HOWEVER, if everyone would follow it, half the clothes shops would close (people would only buy second hand) and all those people would go to unemployment, then also second hand clothes wouldn't be available because people would not buy new clothes. Then clothes factories would close... and so on. Basically we would regress to the beginning of the 20th century. Similar effect on borrowing toys. Unfortunately economy is not so simple.
Let the rich people and financially dumb people and wasteful people keep buying all the new clothes. Nobody is saying “Everyone, don’t buy new clothes.” Some people have to buy new because they can’t find anything that fits or that they like at 2nd hand shops. People who are frugal and smart about saving money and who listen to good advice shop thrift stores and consignment shops. That’s only a small percentage of the population, so no worries.
also buy real estate? Yes or no
@@StanHowse I think she meant her parents taught her to be careful with money and to make it stretch. Has nothing to do with being well-to-do, in fact just the opposite.
Im a Christian, this woman is a national treasure, what an incredible person
Same. Totally agree.
She needs her own channel 🎉❤
She is the Jewish grandma WE ALL NEED🪰😍
❤❤❤AMEN!!!!❤❤❤
I utterly love older Jewish people. Their knowledge is always astounding if you have ears to hear.
Grandma Dina should have her own podcast, seriously, somebody help her out it together please
I agree!!
Agree!
Agree
That’s right
@Gamal Elsayed exactly
The world would be a better place if we just applied some of our grandma's wisdom.
“I really appreciate when you flush the toilet! Thank you for remembering your manners!”
Hi to my Jewish Brothers & Sisters, I am a UK muslim who is proud to have attended a Jewish Junior school, God Bless, Grandma Dina rocks ❤❤❤
What a lovely comment, god bless you.
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Bless you ❤
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Salam brother/ sister 👋🏻
Happy to have found a Muslim brotha/ sista
Now I pray for all of the Jewish people suffering this Nov. 7 2023. God has a special place for the Jewish people.
This literally just saved me $129. I watched this video this morning and just now I went to Target and bought a comforter that was $129. I never ever check my receipts, but today I did because of this video. Sure enough, they charged me twice for the comforter. Thank you Grandma Dina! ❤
THIS VIDEO saved you $129? The screen at the checkout line saying $258 wasn't enough to tip you off?
My partner taught me to always go through the self-checkout for this reason. You can do it yourself, make sure it's right.
You didn’t realize that at the register???
@@smargo7884 maybe she bought lots of stuff, not just the comforter.
@@ghostlygent maybe she bought lots of stuff, not just the comforter.
"Don't give them a whole apple to eat" needs to be on a sign in every kitchen.
Easier to eat cut up and they might finish it cut up. Kids are afraid of the seed and the core of the apple which is why they just have a few bites.
If you think giving a whole apple is bad you should see how much food is wasted in school cafeterias with "free" breakfast etc also lunch too. Kids take food and throw it straight into the garbage untouched.....!!!!
@@nunyabiz2117yes, it’s terrible.
Basically creating entitled brats
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I'm not even slightly Jewish, but this is like listening to my own mother of Caribbean heritage ❤
Definitely but then again many in the states say that 🇯🇲 and Jewish community share some commonalities
1.) Savings Account.
2.) Thrift Store Shopping.
3.) Buy Real Estate.
4.) Learn NOT to overbuy or waste food. Use your leftovers.
5.) Wisdom and Humor.
6.) Check your receipts, especially at the grocery store checkout.
I’m an African man who is trying to save to buy a home here in the US and this is very useful and priceless. Thank you grandma Dina.
I'll tell you one thing I learned... don't use the dishwasher.
My water bill tripled the month I decided to use my dishwasher instead of doing everything by hand. I immediately called my leasing office & the young lady said, "I thought there was something wrong. Do you mind my sending a maintenance person to your apartment to check for leaks?" I agreed. He didn't find any leaks but he knew how much water is used by the dishwasher. So we figured out that was the cause of my drastic increase.
I also turn off or unplug all electrical stuff, including the lights. Many years ago I saw a documentary that said that even though your electronics are turned off or are not in use, they still pull electricity.
The *REAL Living Bread* come down from Heaven is the Messiah of Israel ~ *Yeshua haMashiach* ❗️
#JesusTheChrist
Please believe on Him, and you will have redemption of sins and eternal life in God's kingdom!
*Yeshua = SALVATION* ‼️
If you're not sure, *ask Elohim to show you the truth,* ask if Yeshua is the real Messiah, and He will not make you wait for long for His answer!
It will come soon.
Please give your immortal soul this chance at salvation!
*Adon Yeshua is coming soon* to judge this world -- everybody who has been rejecting, prosecuting and blaspheming Him and His saved people (the Church of Messiah)!
Yeshua is the *living Word of God in the flesh;*
He is the Sacrificial Holy Lamb of God;
and the Messiah of God!
Please *_just ask God to show you the truth!_*
That's all you need to do, sincerely, from the bottom of your heart.
GOD IS LOVE, and He LOVES YOU and wants you to be saved.
Shalom! 👋 ❤
How are you doing with saving money to buy your new home.
I am a Muslim and totally agree with grandma. This was grand wisdom. I think all our grand moms were full of wisdom. Home cooked meals, not over buying and not spoiling children with tons of toys. She is so right, if you want to develop your child’s focus, give him a few things to play with. I only introduced my child to a Tarzan book which we would read every night for months. We then went and watched the movie and he was thrilled because he knew all the characters, clothes are another complete waste of money. Hand me downs were the best thing. Those who fall into the advertising trap become literally hypnotized. They don’t understand that all they want is for you to think that what you already have is outdated, old and not good enough. This is the oldest way to lure. And then pay these influencers tons of money to promote their ridiculous products. We call all live so well with what we already have. Please listen to her
reading is fundamental
You are right, we are trained into consumerism, it's like mindless game .....
Less is more😉
Our kids flood their kids with toys weekly, if not daily. A quick look, and the kids search for something else. You cannot buy love, you give it and receive it.
absolutely!
Jewish grandmas are the best. Sharp in words and so loving inside.
Mine was a manipulative kvetch.
כן אתה צודק
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All grandparents are the best.
Learn a lot from them
ALL Nanas have good advice… the living libraries in old Mamas!!!
Think that's any good grandma, Muslim, Christian etc
Grandma Dina needs her own podcast, I could listen to her all day!
My family is Christian, but we always said my mom was the perfect Jewish mother. She was so proud of that, because Jewish moms are amazing, they really are. They know what’s what!
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Wink wink
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Are Jewish girls allowed to marry out of Judaism!?😲
Not all are. But what was it that you all identified as a trait of “ Jewish mothers “ that you called your mom that?
Bro,grandmas and dogs and babies are the purest forms of love. Period.
Facts !!!
You didn't met a grandma with dementia
dogs only love u cuz they eat food from u
This comment is one pure form of love too❤❤❤
You Deserves a billion likes❤❤❤
@@padlily2485I tell people this all the time and they hate me for it
Grandma Dina should have a weekly show. Love listening to her.
Definitely agree!
I would tune in every week!
So true
I think Grandma Dina should have a podcast where people write or call her to ask her questions.
Y E S!
I am a muslim and enjoyed the episode so much ❤
Welcome! 🤍
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Please don't hate us 🇮🇱🙏
Grandma’s recommendation to check your receipts is spot on. The food stores almost always have a mistake in their computer system, never in your favor. Some stores have a policy that if an item is wrung up incorrectly and you go to Customer Service to fix it, you get that item for free. I have saved hundreds and hundreds of dollars over the years. Just checking my receipts.
It’s hard to stand there and check your receipt when there’s a line of impatient people waiting to check out behind you. I’m not going to be that person to hold up the line. If it costs me a couple bucks, so be it.
People including family members thinking am doing to much by collecting and checking my receipt, don't care even if I am buying salt! I go further by keeping the receipts for at least for 1 month.
@@lessehead You don't check the receipt on the spot. You move away & check it. Then if there's a problem, you take it to the service counter. The cashier has often scanned an item twice when there was only one. At big supermarkets we also get that item for free. I much prefer to self serve & scan then pay for my own items.
Not Jewish myself, but I have a lot of respect for the lady, this is how my mother raised me
Not Jewish either, but she has some good tips. This is how my grandmother was. I learned a lot from her.
My mum too. Wise women indeed
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Mine too. So, these days I don't live like most people, and don't have the problems they do either.
Its tips by a Jewish lady, you don't have to be Jewish nor a lady to get them, they're free
ALL WHITES ARE HEBREW JEW IS A RELIGION HEBREW IS THE RACE
Respecting your elders isn’t just a polite practice. It encourages them to shower you with their gifts of wisdom.
I was captivated by Grandma's reassuring stories and by her heartwarming character!🇯🇵
I'm not Jewish but what a wise lady. We can learn so much form you. Thank you.
Psychologically this advice turns into lifestyle and that turns into kids and family that are money hungry and greedy, this advice creates insecure kids (sometimes apathetic or very individualistic).
Brilliant.
and funny
She reminds me of my wife -- who never told me she was Jewish. 😂 Grandma is perfectly right, of course. Refreshingly down-to-earth.
😂😂😂❤
Why didn’t she tell you she was Jewish?
This woman is a national treasure. Actually, most grandmothers are. She is almost a twin of my Cuban grandmother, who passed away five years ago. I miss her so... it was wonderful to hear this lovely grandmother sharing her advice. God bless her and keep her.
If you can, bring Grandma Dina on again. She is a wonderful person with a lot of wisdom. I could listen to her for hours. I appreciate you guys and your channel
I miss my bubby and Zaydie. Such wisdom. Her last words to me in the hospital. “Always dress as nicely as you act and you will be ever successful”! That was 1979. She was right always.
Great advice. Am sure we both notice people who dress nice not necessarily rich will get attention.
My grandmum from NY said always wear clean underwater, you never know, you may go around a corner and meet the queen of England...
But granmah she'll never know....ah, she said....you'll know!
My family fled the USSR to Israel. Lovely Dina here highly resembles both of my grandmothers. It's crazy how unified the Jewish culture is; Jewish grandmas will always feel like Jewish grandmas, no matter where they live in the world, lmao.
My family are Jews from Spain and Morocco. Moved to France in the early 50's.
Both Grandmas look like Dina( especially the Spanish one!!) Dina is Ashkenazi from Eastern
and/or Central Europe, but still looks like a Hebrew Matriarch.
Our Mothers/GrandMothers are gold.
Bless them.
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My grandma had exactly the same ideas. She was German.
She deserves her own TV programme, wise common sense and she is very likeable
NYC Jewish older women are the coolest to be around. They are loud and talk a lot but such a sense of humor, kind and honest, always have advice and spice up any events. Also the Italian neighborhoods are a trip. They also have them in Jersey and Boston.
Gosh, kids seem to look at wisdom as attempt to control them. I agree with you, it's a gift! Secrets to the good life for FREE!
She’s so right on the produce and sale item scanning at grocery stores. It’s why I always opt for self checkout lol
Not Jewish, but who cares. I love people with common sense like my parents. I can listen to grandma Dina all day long. A calm voice, is a wise voice. Thanks for sharing.
This is Grandmama Liu, a Chinese descendant from 🇹🇼 Taiwan. Thank you, Grandma Dina. What amazing similarities! I have done exactly the same things like you. Our children can immediately identify them. You really encouraged my heart. All my life I felt inferior living in this wealthy and materialistic country and under the pressure of not sharing the same values.
I thank God for giving us the wisdom (common sense), courage and persistence. When that big Day comes, everyone is accountable to God.
These ARE the values of older generations . The media including music has been used to push materialism and consumerism in the last few decades or so.
Hi Grandmama Liu, we are not all that way here! Sorry we did not meet, sounds like we have a lot in common. ;)
- from a grandmama aged friend
Dina, the whole country needs a Mother and Grandmother like you !! Bless you!!
I'm not Jewish but Grandma Dina is absolutely right. I enjoyed the video. Thank you.
All these great advice reminds me of what my nana said when my brothers and I accidentally broke her vase. My mom was super apologetic for what we kids did and my nana said, "It's ok. Things are meant to be broken, but people are meant to be loved."
Just love her❤!
Dina is an international treasure!! The Grandma no one knew they needed.
Grandma should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
absolutely, and we need to see her to write something for our family!!!
For the Economy NP
Why? Nothing new to us, european
Her accent alone is already worth my time watching this video 😁♥️
As a Jew from way out of NY it actually hurts my brain.😢😅
I've only watched 3:44 minutes of this and I'm already in love with this lady. She is sharing the wisdom she already paid for, and she's giving it to us for free!
Me too
Me too
Hey Dina,
I remember my Irish Catholic mother taking me to Cafe for something to eat when I was a child and just having a cup ot tea herself. When I asked why she wasn't eating she said the same thing-she wasn't hungry. Hearing you say that brought me to tears. The sacrifices our mothers make-all colours and religions and that is why we love them. I bet your grandchildren love you
🙏
Love your memories.
Brought back some memories similar nature.
Loved those Grandparent days.
Thank you.
I am not Jewish but I am loving this!! I agree with her about toys...to add to her thoughts on the subject...kids who get too many toys don't appreciate them. Same thing when parents buy their kids new cars without making them pay for at least half. They don't take care of the car, and if they wreck it... parents buy a replacement. Kids don't understand the value or responsibility.❤
Sooo true. I'm glad your said that about toys. Her statement about wooden blocks made cry: that was such a beautiful thing, to just use one's imagination and to physically interact with the blocks. Anyhow, you're totally right about kids not appreciating toys if they have too many, and especially right about the car thing! Yes pay for half! As a kid who was spoiled myself, I can attest: I did not appreciate what it took to Buy this car, I did Not take good care of it - didn't even know How, really - and when it overheated and blew the head gasket, who paid to have it fixed? My poor, dear Dad who worked so hard in his life and deserved a much better daughter. So you see, if you don't manage to teach your children about responsibility and consequences, you just make yourself And them less happy. (It wasn't my dad who didn't discipline us. It was like living between two opposites.)
Anyhow, what Gramma D. said: "And they were better off for it!" For the less-distracting number of toys. Etc.
And borrowing? We used to borrow books from each other. I think people still do that.. Or kitchen tools, or ... You have to know your neighbors though. There's less of that now..
I could listen to these seniors all day. They're wise people..
I don’t know how the RUclips algorithm brought this to my feed but I am glad it did. Grandma Dina is a doll and a treasure!!! Bring her back if you can!!!
I'm not Jewish but I like Grandma's wisdom.
she is more than amazing!!!!
Grandma Dina is so authentic. I miss sitting around the dining room table with Nana Pauline and my mom and Aunt listening to Nana's stories and words of wisdom. She also learned to laugh a lot. She and Poppy escaped Russia and Poland to avoid WWII. They made it to the USA right before the war broke out. So, the wisdom and comedy we gained from them is invaluable. 💕💕 old Jewish wisdom is like salt on eggs. You don't realize how necessary it is until you've tasted it.
If she’s an example of a Jewish Grandma .. we ALL need one! This lady has a lot of wisdom! She should start her own podcast! ❤️🕊
0:00: 💰 Money-saving tips from a wise woman: have a savings account, buy secondhand clothes, invest in real estate, and be mindful of food waste.
4:21: 🧒 Grandma Dina discusses the negative effects of excessive toys and unhealthy ice cream on children.
8:57: 💡 Grandma Dina shares tips on household items and the benefits of consignment shops.12:16: 💰 The speaker discusses the benefits of shopping at designer consignment shops and the importance of saving money.
16:11: 🎙 The speaker thanks listeners and promotes various resources and sponsors.
Recap by Tammy AI with useful timestamps =)
Thanks for the Timestamp.
For not native speaker very useful. Thanks.
I simply demand that grandma Dina gets her own YT channel. I will ask her about absolutely everything!
And I am from Scandinavia , not jewish but need a grandma Dina❤❤
the whole world needs Grandma Dina
I’m Muslim & grandma Dina is AMAZING!!
You are a smart person because it doesn't matter what your religion is. A wise person learns from everything that can improve his life. And the most important thing is to respect every person regardless of who they are, and to be satisfied and happy with what you have.
She is amazing!
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@@mw5556 you are 100% correct! My mom teaches the same things!
I’m happy there are still open minded people out here
I love that we all agree that we love everything this woman is saying. Dina for president!!
This is how I grew up in Morocco where resources were limited. We grew up to appreciate and use these resources carefully and efficiently...never threw food away! I think this beautiful grandma grew during hard times..
MyJewish Moroccan family moved to France in the 50s.
Never went back. I heard all my childhood how they miss their lives there and always had a lot of Moroccan friends in France.
I feel very Moroccan ( especially the food and the music), even if I have never been there yet.
God bless the Maroc and its People.
"You think the more you give them, the happier they're gonna be... & it's not so at all"
Represent.
This lady is giving out jewels grab what you can.
Elders with knowledge are irreplaceable.
Thank you for sharing wisdom ❤️🙏
God bless the Jews! I'm not a Jew but I appreciate them... and their King saved me.
Love this woman she reminds me of my late darling Lebanese mother - I wish I had listened and taken in all of my mother’s wisdom - I vote for her as President :)
a muslim , but in love with all what this grandma shared, v thoughtful ❤
Dina should be included in the US Finance Budget Planning Committee ASAP.
She will teach Biden more lessons on Thrift and Economic Foresight.
and Katie Porter too.
Plenty of jews advising him already.
They don't want to save money. They only want corporate WELFARE.
Being tutored by grandma Dina is great! I very much appreciate Dinas wisdom and her mind is razor-sharp! Toda raba leha!
Grandma needs a RUclips channel!!!
Hold on, not so fast 😂😂
Yeah sure😁
I don’t know how old this lovely lady is, but we might be about the same age. I agree with her 199% on everything. Everything Grandma Dina said is how I lived my life. “Waste not, want not”. My fathers favorite expression was “All things in moderation. “
my parents & grandparents said the same.
Amen to your dad's quote.."...moderation"
Unfortunately nobody borrows anymore bcoz there's no respect. You lend something out and it either comes back broken, or doesn't come back at all...
She's correct!!
True
as a childcare provider, the point about the toys is SO ACCURATE!! all of the kids i take care of that have a plethora of toys can't even focus on one thing for more than a few minutes, and they don't seem happier for it
My grandmother's sage advice, "Those who can't listen gotta feel." Just like Dina said that the old people already did it all 150 times and you need to listen to them.
Grandma Dina is a national treasure. Growing up in New York I've been blessed with many Jewish friends---and an added bonus is inheriting their parents and grandparents too. Our elders (of all faiths/ethnicities) are full of wisdom that we must drink up. Thank you, Kosher Money! Such a great program.
Exactly! Younger people have no idea how valuable older folks are. Istead of being ageist against the elderly, kids today need to be made aware how valuable they are. They need to be listened to and held to the highest esteem! How do ya think they made it to that age? Not by winning a Darwin Award, that's for sure.
Love this episode! I am Chinese, but my mom and this sweet grandma. My mom used to make her own and the kids' clothes. When friends sees them, they would ask where my mom bought it from, my mom would proudly tell them she made it, and friends would end up buying from her.
We didn't take showers till I was a teenager. We only had a bucket of water and that's the only amount we can use to save money. Any extra money we had, mom would put it into a savings account, in different currencies to hedge against risk.
We then put money into real estate, but more focused as my dad ran a factory and his theory was "things need to be made, so factory space is important part of society".
As my parents were building their wealth, my dad became a huge watch enthusiast, but he always buys used and always find a diamond in the rough.
And this grandma is right, finding a good bargain is fun! I remember I found a thin jacket for USD 6. I was wearing it one day and my dad saw it and asked me how much it was, I told him $6, and it turned into conversation of the day.
I now teach my kids to buy used toys and share amongst themselves. She's right, we don't borrow anymore. When I was a kid, my friend and I would exchange toys and Nintendo games for a week.my sister would borrow friend's clothes. I got a bunch of hand me downs. We are blessed that we got a lot of hand me downs for my kids.
Sharing economy. I live in Yangjiang and whenever I need a scooter or air conditioner or TV or toaster oven I go to those second-hand stores with huge piles from hotels that went out of business. Whenever I need a new laptop or computer monitor it's all second-hand. And then whenever somebody needs something I give it to them. My motorcycles, my lighters, some trinket around my house, women just like to take them.
God, she talks in such a clear and lovely manner- so eloquent ♥️ it’s so pleasant to listen to her! Thank you grandma Dina ♥️ your family is lucky to have you 🥰
I love the "toys" story. My Mom used to say, "How many toys or board games can you play with at a time- ONE? When you get bored with that one, come tell me, & I'll buy you a new one." It took me about a year to get bored with it. All my friends' Moms told them the same thing, so one year for Hanukkah, I told them that each one of us should ask for a different board game. We picked our 3 favorites, went around in a circle, & decided who would ask for what. Instead of having multiples of the same board game, we wound up with 5 different board games. My Mom, when she heard about this, said, "Do I even have to ask whose idea this was?" I just smiled & said, "Mine."
Planning, anticipation, tactics; the board games taught you well!
@@888PsyMike888
There's more than one way to skin a cat.
For my 16th birthday, I didn't want a 'blowout' party like my Sisters. I wanted contact lenses. My Parents agreed. Well, a few months before my birthday, I had the opportunity to go to Spain through my HS. I asked my Parents for that instead. Luckily, Mom could financially manage for both her & me to go on the trip. We had a blast. And don't you know, Dad decided to get me my contact lenses anyway because I was getting good grades in school, working p/t, & paying them 'house money', & paying for my car insurance, gasoline, & incidentals.
My big Sister always called me "A spoiled little brat that had our Parents wrapped around my pinky." I would reply, "Don't you have to be rich to be spoiled; we're dead broke." I should add, my big Sister never gave money to the house, & every paycheck she would spend her money on clothes, shoes, & blow. LOL.
As a Christian, we understand the great wisdom of the Jewish community. I listen to Dennis Prager and other Rabies all the time. God bless the Jewish people, and keep them in his care forever.
If the world had more grandmas like this lady, most of our problems would be solved. God bless her.
No because nobody is listening to old people anymore. The disrespect old people face in modern western society is terrible.
That's a fact. I fear being old in the US more than anything
Grandma Dina needs to be a regular or just have a playlist of Grandma goodies 🎉 💎
My mother and grandmother were and are very wise woman. I was saved so many heartaches and disappointments by listening to their wisdom.
Care to share any wise advice 😅😊
Can you teach me a thing or two?
Grandma Dina for senate we need her wisdom in this country.👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amen!!
She's too smart for that!!!!
She is the grandma we all need. Love her!! Miss my grandparents so much, could listen to this wonderful lady’s advice and wisdom every day! PLEASE give her a channel of her own!!
She’s so right about this stuff!! And regarding the wedding dress, if there’s a stain that can’t be removed you can cover it up in a multitude of ways ( embroidery, beadwork, silk flowers, etc) Even if you spend another $50 to have it done, you’ve saved yourself hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
My Italian grandma was exactly the same, love this. She's so right. The kids in my neighborhood were playing with a broom that a contractor left behind after laying a driveway. Who needs toys 😂😂
I am Jewish, grew up in Donetsk Ukraine in Soviet times. We played with sticks for swords and wooden boards for shields. We ran, wrestled, jumped. So much fun.
How many Cats did she shoo away with that broom.
She is a gem.
A gem dropping gems
As a New York Italian forced to live in the netherlands I love hearing her accent. It brings me home.
"forced"
Gramma Dina heals my heart. God bless her❤
Grandmas are so wonderful. They have so much knowledge and they give some of the best advice.
Love her, "We don't work in coal mines" lol
I'm not Jewish but like content about this long lasting culture.
We practice many of these things, too.
We are all the same we are human love each other that's all
I don’t understand why you would point out she is Jewish but you can relate..? Are Jewish people non-human… I’m not Jewish either.. bit confused why it would matter here.. am I missing something? I don’t live in US..
beautiful.
Grandma Dina is a find. She is so down to earth and wise. Way to go Grandma Dina
I'm not Jewish but i respect many things about Jewish people and how far they have come despite great adversity and how much of a contribution they have made to all areas of life. ❤ from the UK