where can i find the source of the story of the Rebbe of Kotzk,

At a Shabbat dinner, a chassid once told the Rebbe of Kotzk, "I love fish." The Rebbe responded, "You don't love fish. If you loved the fish, you would not have killed it and cooked it on a fire."

and how does it fit with Kohelet - Chapter 5

9. Whoever loves silver will not be sated with silver, and he who loves a multitude without increase-this too is vanity.

Where can I find the source of the following story about the Rebbe of Kotzk?

At a Shabbat dinner, a chassid once told the Rebbe of Kotzk, "I love fish." The Rebbe responded, "You don't love fish. If you loved the fish, you would not have killed it and cooked it on a fire."

How does this fit with Kohelet - Chapter 5

9. Whoever loves silver will not be sated with silver, and he who loves a multitude without increase-this too is vanity. - ?

where can i find the source of the story of the Rebbe of Kotzk,

At a Shabbat dinner, a chassid once told the Rebbe of Kotzk, "I love fish." The Rebbe responded, "You don't love fish. If you loved the fish, you would not have killed it and cooked it on a fire."

and how dose it fit with Kohelet - Chapter 5

9. Whoever loves silver will not be sated with silver, and he who loves a multitude without increase-this too is vanity.

where can i find the source of the story of the Rebbe of Kotzk,

At a Shabbat dinner, a chassid once told the Rebbe of Kotzk, "I love fish." The Rebbe responded, "You don't love fish. If you loved the fish, you would not have killed it and cooked it on a fire."

and how does it fit with Kohelet - Chapter 5

9. Whoever loves silver will not be sated with silver, and he who loves a multitude without increase-this too is vanity.