good shtark but not "greesed yeshivas

With your spelling (or lack thereof) HIE, I’d reconsider your choice of yeshivas. If the shoe fits…

Rubinsteins is amazing. I have friends there. The Rosh HaYeshiva is an amzing person

I don’t want to comment on individual places, but bear in mind that most places that are much less yeshivish, even if “shtark”, do not compare in level. Exceptions are few and far between.

Few and far between is politically correct for nonexistent.

HIE It is not “shpitzy Flatbush” even though it is viewed that way. It is not a fashion show at all, although the guys are generally more balle batish. If you’re looking for that exception I agree it is basically non-existent but it is the closest thing to it. The potential that there is to gain from the Rosh Yeshiva is incomprable to some of the most chashuve yeshivos around. But of course you must look at the quality of the bachurim themselves.

R’ Shmuel Berenbaum, had certain ideas about yeshivas and what a ben torah should be immersed in. R’ Shmuel said in a shmooze it’s bitul torah for a ben torah in yeshiva to be reading a newspaper “even one such as the yated”. R’ Moshe Tuvia Leiff, heard from R’ Shmuel, that if there would have been daf yomi in the days of the Yevanim, they would not have included it in the decree.

R’ Shmuel, further ,had a certain view of what should be learnt in a yeshiva. Some 35 years ago, a small group of talmidim and alumni formed a chaburah to learn the Rambam’s moreh nevuchim at night in the yeshiva’s ezras nashim. When R’ Shmuel found out about this, he told them they cannot do this in yeshiva and must learn this elsewhere. More recently, some 15 years ago, a fellow arrived in yeshiva and started a navi chaburah during night seder. Again when it came to R’ Shmuel’s attention, he briefly told him that it was not acceptable.

About Time somebody told u off

YYBC expect for u since u are holy