Yaniv Gavriel went on a trip and when he got back, he found that his Mezuzah (which had not been attached so strongly) was not on his door anymore. He thought he would have to ask the building to check on the security cameras to see who had taken it. He ended up finding it – he needed to go into a part of the apartment complex that was near the recycling garbage. He needed to put something in the door to keep it open and looked in the recycling garbage for something to hold the door. When he looked in there, he saw his Mezuzah!
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