Later in the song, an issue involving an argument between two men about selling the other person a horse and delivering a mule (in the film, the argument is about whether a horse was 12 or 6, and in the Yiddish production, it is changed to a tsig (he-goat) and a bok (she-goat)) creates a ruckus in the village.
Later in the song, a dispute between two men over selling one another a horse and delivering a mule (in the movie, the argument centers on whether a horse was 12 or 6, and in the Yiddish version, it's changed to a tsig (male goat) and a bok (female goat)) creates a commotion in the village.