Would You Rather: BBYO Edition

January 9, 2026

Sadie Hosid

Rockville, Maryland, United States

Class of 2029

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Would You Rather…

🌟 BBG Heartbeat OR BBG Pep Song

🌟 CLTC OR BBYO Passport

🌟 Global Shabbat OR J-Serve

🌟 Lives OR Inductions

🌟 Pins OR Lanyards

🌟 Shabbat Services OR Havdallah

🌟 Regional Convention OR IC

🌟 Good and Welfare OR States

🌟 Top 10 Lists OR Spooey

🌟 Candles OR Merch

Sadie Hosid is a BBG from Ahavah BBG #2289 in Northern Region East: DC Council and loves to play softball.

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