15 Things You Know If You Grew Up Jewish
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15 Things You Know If You Grew Up Jewish

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15 Things You Know If You Grew Up Jewish
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1. Your weekdays after school were spent going to Hebrew School.

2. Every weekend in 7th and 8th grade was spent going to Bar and Bat Mitzvahs.

3. The best breakfast by far is bagels and lox.

4. When someone says they're Jewish you instantly become friends

5. If anything happens to you, everyone in your family will know within the hour.

6. You could probably name most Jewish celebrities.


7. Your family has probably already planned who's hosting Passover, Breakfast and Thanksgiving dinner... for next year


8. Your grandma's neighbor's cousin's daughter knows someone you go to school with.

9. All of your Jewish friends somehow know each other, no matter where in the country they live.

10. You have a connection to Israel even if you've never been.

11. You probably have a grandparent that lives in Florida.

Most likely Boca Raton or Palm Beach

12. You definitely have family in Long Island.

13. You use Mazel Tov when any of your friends do something worth congratulating.

14. Your mom calls you when it's cold to see if you wore your jacket.

15. You love when TV shows or movies reference Jewish things.

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