1.  What is the main idea of Judah Friedman's commentary?

2.  What does Judah mean when he says "I always wanted to be a Toys-R-Us kid"?

3.  Do you agree or disagree with Judah's assertion that "Struggle is the only thing that forces us to grow. If you take that out of the equation, you are left with what you have right now, a nation unprepared for the struggle. So, of course, someone who makes you a promise that he will feed you a fish, and not teach you how to fish, sounds good. But, I assure you, when you learn how to fish, the fish will taste so much better"?  Explain your answer.