 On the seven days, they would march around and rejoice. On seven days, they would shout and dance. It was a time of great reverie and rejoicing. But on the eighth day, everybody touch your neighbor and say, but on the eighth day. On the eighth day, everything begins to look a little different because the Jewish people had an understanding that if they're going to get to where they've got to go, then they've got to pass through some water and they've got to know what water does to them.