What makes us feel special when everything starts to look the same? It's mitzvot/ good deeds, that's what's missing. Everyone is so involved in their own jobs, no one is doing anything for anyone else," said the Rabbi. "I think we should challenge our people to do a good deed before beginning our celebration". This is the story of two villages, Tapuchim and Dvash, whose villagers have learned to celebrate their own special qualities and skills, but have forgotten to take time to do good deeds for others. This poignant story demonstrates the importance of thinking about others and doing mitzvot, and that the chance to do good deeds is everwhere, and can come around when you least expect it.