Comments on: Abramoff, From Prison to a Pizzeria Job

By: akuperma

akuperma — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 15:18:31 +0000

One possibility is that Mr. Abramoff is planning to open a restaurant (again), and wants to learn the business from someone who has been successful (his previous attempt failed). Some suggested his first attempt was too upscale to be successful (in a location more convenient to low budget tourists than for the power lunch crowd).

Another possibility is that Tov Pizza wants to become more upscale, and Abramoff has experience running an upscale restaurant.

A third possibility is that the owner of Tov Pizza discovered a yid in need of a job in order to get out of jail, and obliged him (he’s like that).

By: Queen

Queen — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 15:04:20 +0000

How much does this man already have to go through!!??!!??!
Leave him alone and let him rebuild his life. Why does he or his family have to endure having this posted up on the site, including how much he is making per hour?????
We all have a Yom Kippur once a year and receive a clean slate- allow him his. In privacy.

By: mr. wheelchair

mr. wheelchair — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 13:53:15 +0000

I am very disturbed for you to write and inform the Torah public of such an unnecessary piece of information which borders on Lashon Hara. Lashon Hara isn’t only speaking negative of a person, but also degrading ones dignity through your comments. The Halacha is in Hilchos Tzedakah and in Hilchos Purim regarding Shelach Manos, one is obligated to support a wealthy person differently than one who has less means. The reason for that is for giving Tzedakah is not just a monetary support, but an emotional uplifting action for Unee. To write such an article does NOTHING to raise the stature or the feelings of Mr. Abromoff. I hope you remove this article shortly. The Churban took place because of Sinas Chinum. Let us try to increase your readers with Ahavas Cheenum.

By: shazam

shazam — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 12:38:41 +0000

There’s a lot of sheker about Jack out there.

He wasn’t wearing a red polo shirt this morning in Shul.

By: PachadYitzchakFan

PachadYitzchakFan — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 12:07:04 +0000

Is the black hat that he is wearing, a “yeshivish” Hat?
Does Abramov identify as part of the Yeshiva movement?