In short: Inspectors shut down a business, taking their time to let it reopen. The owner had a policy to write only happy things to the Rebbe. In the midst of this ordeal, his wife gave birth to a baby girl. He wrote the good news to the Rebbe. At the bottom, he wrote P.S. Bracha l’parnassah. No answer came at all, which was strange. After they let him reopen his business, he received a mazal tov letter from the Rebbe. At the bottom, it said: P.S. About the parnassah, k’atzas yedidim mevinim.
he found two yedidim mevinim and explained to them what had transpired. Three days later, one yedid recommended his services to a large construction project that he was able to fulfil faster than others because of his new upgraded equipment.
About two weeks later, the other yedid set up a meeting with partners of a retail chain store that needed a store set up in a mall ASAP. The owners of the chain store gave him an open check to buy the new equipment needed, as his new machinery could not handle this project. He scrambled and got the job done in a timely fashion. The partners were highly satisfied. As a result, they entrusted him to set up 120 of their stores.
