Ara looked again at what the choir needed and dropped the requirement to buy a new jacket. She wore clothes she already owned to rehearsal and to the performance. When we organize a group, we can cut costs that people don’t need to bear before anyone has to explain what they can afford.
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When you set the rules for a group, which expenses could people do without and still take part?
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Moed Katan 27b:4 describes the burden that costly burial shrouds placed on bereaved families. Rabban Gamliel chose a simple linen shroud for his own burial, and others followed his example. Rav Pappa adds that people later used even cheaper hemp shrouds. The wisdom line paraphrases Gamliel’s choice and the change that followed. The choir outfits and Jin and Ara’s story are modern fiction created with the help of AI.
