Like a camel in a desert packed up high on his back with supplies, to have pockets in your pants loaded up like this camel's back, but not traveling in Jordan, instead traveling in Israel upon a camel to the Holy Land of Jerusalem.
In your pockets to have a toothbrush and toothpaste. What!!! Why a toothbrush and toothpaste??
The toothbrush being a red, white, and blue toothbrush to represent the Nation of the United States of America, having our flag in those colors. To have a clean feeling in your mouth as you speak cleanly about our Great Nation.
The toothbrush in your pocket in a brilliant sky blue toothbrush case, an Israeli flag blue, in your pocket to protect your toothbrush, a sturdy completely blue case that opens and closes, a shape like a bar or tube, like the tube we as Jews use to hold our "Yads" which are pen-like pointers we use to follow the Hebrew print as we read The Torah. A toothbrush case like a case of our Yad.
A tube of toothpaste to fit in your pocket as a companion to your toothbrush, a toothbrush married to its case, a toothbrush with a mate, a friend, a tube of Aim Toothpaste that is in a pure white colored tube but the actual toothpaste being again, this holy sky blue, the blue of the Israeli flag, and the paste tasting so fresh and so delicious!
Temptation in your pocket to brush your teeth with this blue paste and to use a patriotic toothbrush in a holy blue bar-shaped long, firm and sturdy, protective plastic case, a case that opens and closes at your command.
To be holy, and to not touch these items in our pockets, as we do not touch the tzitzit of our Tallit Katans or Tallit Prayer Shawls, but to know that we always have this cleanness in our pockets, so we can always be clean in our teeth and in our mouth and our words and speech; being clean people then, like our teeth.
To use clean teeth and refreshing breath without tooth decay to pray our holy Hebrew songs to The ONE TRUE ALMIGHTY G-D.
To have inherited clean white teeth like the teeth of our Jewish Parent(s) and to be proud of our Parent(s) and proud of our teeth and proud of our cleanliness, purity, and holiness as Israelites.
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