Daf Yomi

Bekhorot 2 · Beginner voice, Standard

September 20, 2026

Hook

Have you ever tried splitting a restaurant bill with three friends when someone only ordered a side salad, another had two cocktails, and someone else shared dessert? Modern life is full of messy, shared situations. We share Wi-Fi passwords with our neighbors. We co-sign leases with roommates. We co-own side hustles with business partners who have completely different worldviews, backgrounds, and personal philosophies.

When your life is tangled up with other people, where do your personal responsibilities start and end? If you care about living with purpose, integrity, or spiritual values, what happens when you enter a shared venture with someone who does not share your specific traditions? Do your personal commitments apply to the whole project, or does the shared nature of the deal change the ground rules entirely?