In Singer's "A Piece of Advice," a rabbi tells Baruch's father-in-law to say nice but insincere things to everyone he meets regardless of who they might be.

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In "A Piece of Advice," the rabbi advises Baruch's father-in-law to always speak positively and flatteringly to others, even if it means being insincere, as a way to maintain peace and avoid conflict.

In Singer's "A Piece of Advice," a Rabbi Tells Baruch's