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|    Joseph Nebus to All    |
|    2 November 2007 - Jerry Seinfeld    |
|    03 Nov 07 01:58:23    |
      From: nebusj-@-rpi-.edu              Jerry Seinfeld:        - Seinfeld hasn't been on this stage in years; he's now married       and has a family. He considers the foibles of dating and the need to       feign interest in someone. And women ask insane questions of their       husbands. He considers it as a game show. He enjoys taking out the       garbage. His wife hates throwing things out. And he considers the       details of turning things from consumer goods to garbage.                - Seinfeld thinks there's a crack in the spacetime continuum       that he's on the Conan O'Brien show hoping to be liked.                - Seinfeld called him on the street and they had a nice       conversation. What's it like for him to walk through Manhattan? Conan       walks around too. He was being carried by Lars and Unge. Seinfeld knew       Conan thought he was some psycho and would change to ``oh, no, guy I       know'', and he liked watching the change.                - It's like being in a focus group all the time: people tell you       they didn't like your Zantac joke last night. Conan gets people telling       him why they were up at 12:30 last night. ``Uh, I take a medication for       a rash.''                - Seinfeld thinks Manhattan is good for comedy as irritation is       good for comedy and everything in New York is irritating. For example,       taxi cab drivers are insane and dangerous and have funny foreign names       with silly letters.                - Seinfeld thinks crankiness and irritability are good; he       doesn't like things.                - 'Bee Movie' took four years, and yet it still came out like       this. 'The Simpsons' had a pipeline of a year or more, the opposite of       Late Night. There was a joke Seinfeld had to wait four years to see; he       could've done better.                - Seinfeld thanks Rick Ludwin, the guy who believed in the show       and saved it during the early years when no one watched it. He saved       Late Night too.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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