Next week, Darren Findling will observe the start of Passover by sitting with his wife and children for a Seder, the Jewish traditional holiday meal that calls for drinking four cups of wine, eating matzo, and telling the story of the Israelites’ slavery in Egypt and liberation from bondage.
A few days before that, the Detroit-area lawyer is attending a very different kind of Seder, where he plans to down some Scotch, eat grilled steak, and chill out with the guys.
Only with the guys.
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