At the Sadagurer’s table (tish) there was a large crowd, including lofty hasidim and important rabbis. The gabayim [=aides] did not know how to still seat everyone at the table so they asked the elder Sadagurer how to seat them. 

“It is written: ‘and no man said to his fellow: the place is too congested for me to lodge overnight in Jerusalem’ [M. Avot 5:5]. We know that ‘the air of the Land of Israel makes one wise’ [B.T. Bava Batra 158b] – ‘Who is wise? One who knows his place [cf. M. Avot 6:6] – this is why every Jew knew their place in Jerusalem and no one found it crowded. It is so here as well – if everyone would know where their place is, they will then already find their proper place and it won’t be crowded at the table either.”  

I.F.