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The Rice Guy of Malchei Yisroel

Posted by Yeshiva Guy | Posted in Malchei Yisroel, Rice Guy | Posted on 15-07-2009

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This dude was killin’ and chillin’ them all over Malchei Yisroel the other night.

What he does is this:
You tell him your name. For a nominal fee, he will write it down- in Ivrit- on a grain of rice.
While these microscopic painters are nothing new at tourist hotspots all over the world, apparently, Malchei Yisroel has finally made it onto the list.

Welcome to the big leagues, M”Y. Here’s hoping you can compete. L’chaim!


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