We discuss the relative priority between fine flour bread baked by a non-Jew and inferior flour baked by a Jew. We also start a discussion of "bread-like" food and which bracha they take before and after eating.

We discuss different types of bread and the priority they take in terms of which one attracts the brocha.

We learn about the ideal way to distribute the bread after the hamotzi brocha has been made.

We learn who should be honoured with making the bracha of hamotzi amongst those eating together.

We learn that ideally there needs to be a fixed place where people join together in order for one person to exempt others in their obligations over making a brocho before and after eating.

We learn how the hamotzi bracha of one person can exempt the obligation of another and the conditions needed for this to work.

We discuss instances where it is permissible to speak even after making the brocha on the bread before eating.

The Halacha discussed what to do when faced with needing the bathroom and intending to eat a meal - both activities require washing the hands and both require blessings. We learn the order of each.