Isaaca1818

@katyperry This, this is real.

What is real?

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok Mr Handler, who put you in charge of classifying “what a Jew should be”?

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok Have a good day—I love you as a fellow Jew, even though you are sadly ignorant of what a Jew should be!

🚨🚨🚨THE LAKEWOOD CHEESEBURGER SAGA: Lakewood Resturant Mix-Up Ends with Frum Kids Eating Treif. A troubling incident in the Lakewood–Toms River area has raised major concern after three young children mistakenly ate non-kosher food due to confusion between two similarly named restaurants. The incident unfolded while the children’s parents were out of town. A frum babysitter ordered dinner through Uber Eats, intending to order from a kosher restaurant. When the food arrived, the three children sat down to eat. “Three frum children sat down and ate treif,” said a source who spoke with the family. “Only later on, when the older sister came home, did she realize what had happened.” The confusion appears to have stemmed from the similarity between “Smash House Burgers,” a newly opened kosher establishment in Toms River that opened just the week before, and “Smashburger,” a non-kosher chain. The kosher restaurant, which recently opened in the area, offers items that had not previously been widely available locally, including kosher versions of cheeseburgers. According to the report, the kosher establishment was not clearly labeled as “kosher” on Uber Eats, unlike many other eateries, making it even easier to confuse with the non-kosher chain. Many described the broader concern, with one commentator noting that “the Lakewood area was introduced to a food item that has never been offered locally, and within a week a terrible michshol happened.” The incident has since sparked widespread discussion within the community, with many weighing in on responsibility and next steps. Some have raised concerns about the types of items being offered, which are similar to non kosher foods. Others focused on additional practical solutions to prevent similar incidents, including ensuring clearer labeling on delivery platforms. “Clearly mark yourself as kosher on Uber Eats,” one online commenter urged. “Every kosher eatery says ‘Kosher’ on Uber Eats, but Smash House Burger does not, so it can easily be mixed up with the treif Smashburger – and that’s most likely what happened to this poor frum baby sister,” he added. At the same time, some pushed back against placing blame on any single party. As one community member put it, “Is it the babysitter’s fault? Is it the store? Is it the children? Everyone is pointing fingers, but if these were your children you would be talking very differently.” “The leaders of Lakewood and Toms River need to move quickly, along with the owners of this food establishment, to make sure this can’t happen again,” he added. Following the publication of this story, the kosher restaurant renamed itself on Uber Eats as Smash House Kosher. This will help someone who is comparing both restaurants, but not one who is looking just at the unkosher one. The Kosher store has also removed the name 'cheeseburger' from its menu. Watch an interview with Benji, the owner of the new Kosher Smash House below, and further in the thread listen to the exclusive podcast interview with the father of the child who ate the non-kosher cheeseburger:

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok Ahhh , the good old “Jewish antisemite play or, option #4 on the “I live in a tiny box” Lakewood bingo card. Keep digging your hole Mr Handler.

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok You are a Jewish antisemite—You have no Ahavas Yisroel—Shame on you!

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok Another classic lakewood behavior. You’ve been turned on your head and now you want to move on. Same way the Lakewood “Yeshiva” community “moves on” from anyone who doesn’t fit into the tiny little box.

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok I think we’ve exhausted this topic!

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok Deflection with an attempt at humor. This is Lakewood that whines and moans when something comes along that doesn’t fit into the tiny little box they created for themselves.

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok Sounds great. I like the sound of it—“NO KINGS!”

@RabbiShmuley Mr Boteach is at it again.

What do you all think of this proposed cover for my new book “Kosher sex for antisemites”?

Orrr, and this may be foreign to you but maybe there is a middle ground. Frum people who want to live their life and not be clumped into groups and marched like cattle. There’s more than “yeshiva” and “otd”… you should probably pull “Rabbi” from your name and replace with Monarch?

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok You can’t have perfection—Either you accommodate the Frum people, or you lower your standards for the OTD’s. Accommodating the LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR is not a winning strategy for a Torah Community!

@EliLebowicz Lakewood is a comedy… but the sad clown kind of comedy.

I dunno about you, but Lakewood seems like it definitely use some comedy nights.

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok Monsey was built around a Kollel, is it a Kollel community? No, and bh they’ve recognized it … Lakewood has lived off the “we’re BMG” for far too long and it’s hurting the current generation both spiritually and emotionally.

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok Shame on you. I have close relatives and friends in Lakewood—a community that was founded by the Holy Gaon Rav Kotler ZTL.—They are serious Torah Jews. I don’t know in which society you move, but I suspect it’s OTD!

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok See, classic Lakewood behavior.. automatically assuming OTD because a view is different than your own. How a community was founded and where it is now are 2 very different things. Yes, there are many Torah individuals in Lakewood, but they are individuals and not the community.

@HandlerRabbi @FrumTikTok Well you just proved yourself to be “one of the few”. Maybe the 4 block radius around the yeshiva is somewhat genuine. If you genuinely believe that Lakewood and the surrounding areas are “Torah communities” , you’re smoking the same stuff that half the community is.

@isaaca1818 @FrumTikTok Lakewood is a genuine Torah Community, with very few Am Haaratzim—That’s why!

@RabbiShmuley Mr Boteach covering all the important stuff. You embarrass yourself and the frum Jewish community. There will come a day where you’ll wake and be filled with the shame you have caused others.

If you’re not circumcised, you have lost the connection to Jesus

@NYCMayor There’s also no NYC without wealth.

There is no NYC without unions. A people united and organized cannot be defeated. Together, we're showing the world what solidarity means.

@sammorril No blue chew needed.

I’m hard.

@BrodiiKDB Call it what it is. Alternative. It’s not renewable or clean. Same 💩 different 🚽

un buitre leonado menos. que todo el mundo lo vea. así es como matan las putas renovables de mierda.

@jewishmemequeen Same applies to Jewish women in skirts and wigs standing at the Nordstrom counter trying to make your 300th return.

If you’re going to wear a yarmulke in public, please be a decent human being

@RabbiShmuley And please stop calling yourself a rabbi. You’re no more rabbinic than my cleaning lady.

@RabbiShmuley Mr Boteach, By “fight for Israel” do you mean childish antics and your quest for clicks and clout?

What a beautiful surprise when fellow Jews suddenly give me a standing ovation at a restaurant for my fight for Israel and the Jewish people

@glenn_tunes It’s just missing your mom.

DEAR GOD THE WHITE HOUSE LOOKS LIKE A CHEAP RUSSIAN 80S WHORE HOUSE 😬