Curb Your Enthusiasm: A Meeting About a Meeting

[@hwyrup201]

The photo of Jason speeding at 1:53 kills me every time lmao, it's just so funny for some reason

[@PEANUTWITHAHEADBAND]

He's from NJ, what else you'll expect? Just like New Yorkers themselves.

[@JoeM-tx5pm]

I love that after Larry says let's do it at my office, Jason says "no that's ok" as if Larry was offering to do him a favour

[@jt11erink]

I was looking for a comment like this, I laughed so hard about that "no that's ok"

[@BlueGuitarMusic]

it's so subtle but awesome

[@Scynthor]

Hands down the absolute best way to respond 😂

[@AT-yj8gl]

Thats the part that keeps me coming back. Hate when people do that

[@smartestguyintheroomwithot6850]

@@BlueGuitarMusic - Its like soft gaslighting or something.

[@mostlygamingstuff1260]

A George, divided amongst himself, cannot stand

[@mike9512]

so good

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

But where could he be?😎

[@konnorkuznetsov1035]

WORLDS ARE COLLIDING!

[@Hannodb1961]

@@mikesmith-pj7xz He must be out, or he'd pick up the phone!

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

@@konnorkuznetsov1035 Not that there’s anything wrong with that 😎

[@johndough4112]

Two masters at their craft of arguing about absolutely nothing.

[@rock90753]

Lmao!

[@kushstein]

I mean, George on Seinfeld was pretty much just an impression of Larry. And Jason is acting like George here, so it is basically Larry arguing with Larry.

[@adubbs3]

it's not nothing, it's about driving lol

[@SueMead]

Like 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' but done with so much more style.

[@omgrig]

@@adubbs3 ahahahahaha

[@hackshadows]

The moment Jason raises his voice he *instantly* becomes George Costanza.

[@F0XD1E]

Jason's getting upset!

[@almor2445]

I just hear Duckman!

[@SS-gx7tg]

@@zzeppelin2400 Yeah I was gonna say, Costanza basically was a caricature of Larry David, so in essence you get 2 Larrys (Larries?!) going at it. Love this show!

[@billslocum9819]

Jason has his normal cultivated NPR voice, and then just flips it without any sign of effort into Maximum George, drowning out the guy who is only been doing George since birth.

[@radudanann]

That's the show, Jason yammering all the time that he can't find a job because they see the schmuck George, the idiot,and overall he is George

[@Kaddywompous]

The slow build from casual to shouting was perfectly calibrated.

[@younge75]

As opposed to Will Ferrell yelling for no apparent reason every time he gets a chance!

[@siegelife54]

It's what he does best

[@canadude6401]

It's like Kenny Banya and Jerry Seinfeld about having "lunch" at Mendy's.

[@AaronLafcadio]

@@canadude6401 Soup, Jerry! You promised to have soup with me.

[@footvantage06]

@John Osman Story of his life

[@ricflair9717]

He warned us years ago. Relationship George cannot meet Independent George. Worlds collide!!

[@bink]

Yes but which one is relationship George and which is independent George?

[@jsmithers.]

@@bink Larry is relationship George. Jason is independent George.

[@joelsotoau2364]

George cant go left...

[@lukew7343]

"Jesus am I fat" "Yeah looks like you put on a couple of pounds" That cracked me up!

[@canadude6401]

"That's what they tell me!"

[@smellypatel5272]

Better to be honest than sugarcoat things. Everyone these days, especially genZ are too sensitive.

[@rumrnr78]

@@canadude6401 You have lost a lot of hair…

[@ADCFproductions]

it was more than a couple!!

[@diegstroX8032]

@@smellypatel5272 Now that’s new and edgy, boomer xoomer.

[@alexdeitrich7989]

if driving isn't the issue, george should drive to larry's house to pick him up, take him to his office, have the meeting, then drive him home

[@rohanth7307]

*Jason you mean

[@georgebyrne9002]

where were u in the writers room !? perfect

[@solangearaujo2912]

Jason*

[@reinforcedpenisstem]

Brilliant

[@Kazeromaru]

@@solangearaujo2912 Duckman*

[@axelbaker8737]

The dialogue in Curb is so natural that when I watch too much, in real life, I keep thinking normal conversation are somehow gonna slip in an argument like this.

[@lol_work]

The best part is when they actually do cause you’re talking to a complete idiot

[@osmoticmonk]

i hate to be "that guy" but the reason for that is because the show is mainly improv. the scripts aren't really scripts - they're loosely written outlines of what's supposed to happen in the scenes, what specific plot points need to be brought up, etc. from there the actors pretty much just say whatever they want, there's very little scripted dialogue. that's why most conversations feel real, and a lot of the time if an actor is laughing, they're probably laughing irl

[@jenny33156]

@@osmoticmonkespecially when Richard Lewis laugh

[@toodamnicycold]

All dialouge in curb your enthusiasm is adlibed/improved. Every episode has story beats and an overall story arch but no dialouge is written. Its all the actors improving

[@gigspigs]

"You can drive all the way around the world and we still didn't have a meeting." Hilarious fade-out.

[@Chief24914]

“Nah, that’s ok, let’s not do that”😂

[@happyfase]

Having dedicated far too many hours of my life to watching this show, I have come to the conclusion that Larry has never been wrong.

[@JohnnyNatrium]

He was wrong on this one. Unfortunately Jason failed to explicitly argue that Larry was the one who carries responsibility for their meeting basically being cancelled last minute, whilst doubly inconveniencing Jason by still taking up a portion of the appointed time just to explain that the meeting was going to have to be postponed. Larry failed to uphold his end of the commitment for the appointment, even though there may have been bad luck involved. Jason meanwhile acted according to their arrangement in every way and it's in fact kind of insulting to suggest he drives over to Larry's office later, thus not only missing his appointment last minute, but also trying then to change the appointment to something more suitable to him, whilst just having wasted Jason's time.

[@happyfase]

@@JohnnyNatrium you present a cogent argument. I concede

[@anthonysteen56]

@@JohnnyNatrium so when do anticipate making partner?

[@etamommy]

@@JohnnyNatrium The argument is only cogent if you gloss over the fact that in the beginning Larry did not want to go there but reluctantly agreed to. This changes things. Larry did most of the chore part of it- the driving-but due to unfortunate circumstances could not continue to meet. Jason's just casually assuming once again that Larry will come to his house the next day is arrogant and presumptuous. By circumstances outside of Larry's control and outside of Jason's control, the one meeting, has had to become two meetings...one meeting about the meeting and one meeting to discuss the plans for the project. Thus, the second meeting must fairly be allowed to be at Larry's since that is what he prefers. Once again Larry is correct.

[@JohnnyNatrium]

@@etamommy Reluctantly agreeing to an appointment does not in any way change your responsibility to uphold your end of said appointment. He was never forced to make this appointment; he made this decision. This discussion that they're having at Jason's place, is not turning it into two separate appointments. It's going over to the person you had an appointment with - them having made the agreed upon time for you - to tell them that you can't have this appointment now and also want to change the appointment. Larry could've just called Jason to tell him the meeting had to be postponed. The fact that he went over there anyway, actually making things more inconvenient for the both of them, was his dumb choice because it served no purpose but to try and persuade Jason into driving over to his place, because he just drove over to Jason's. Larry David was absolutely wrong and I hope you don't shirk responsibilities about appointments like this in real life, because it's gonna cost ya a few bucks down the line.

[@zeppelinmexicano]

Brilliant. The ramping up of the intensity was so well timed and controlled that it was almost like a real argument. Damn, these guys are good.

[@mikeg1378]

Acting, without acting. By Jason Alexander.

[@nafnaf0]

This really feels like how things actually start to happen at work in real-life

[@LAHockeyMaxx]

That was probably mostlly imprrov to

[@happydayz7857]

The idiocy of the argument and their stubbornness is what makes this scene funny. I watch it and laugh. My mom watches it and she cringes and says ‘I can’t stand hearing them arguing and arguing.’

[@SuperBobby1967]

😄😄😄😄

[@exiledrabbit]

It's not idiotic though. Larry is making a fair point and Jason is being unreasonable.

[@onbored9627]

@@exiledrabbit This could have been solved by him asking to do it at his place the first time around. The first time around he was like "oh I don't know" and the other guy said "do it here?" and he just agreed with no complaints. Then gets mad about it. The second meeting is a new meeting though. So it should be even. Flipping a coin would be fair.

[@exiledrabbit]

@@onbored9627 even would be them both having to do the commute, two meetings one in each office is the definition of fair and even

[@onbored9627]

@@exiledrabbit if you say so

[@renshiwu305]

Jason Alexander didn't win an Emmy for _Seinfeld._ Outrageous.

[@DrCharlesMontague]

I truly feel what Larry is saying. I’ve found myself driving to everyone else way too much. Recently drove over 800 miles back to my home state, and everyone has this latent expectation for me to drive to all of them and won’t meet in the middle.

[@battlelux]

Latent is such a Larry thing to say 👌

[@TrisWood]

I'm guessing the joke here is that this is basically Larry Vs Larry so the argument is impossible to win.

[@JeansWebbTv]

A Larry divided against itself cannot stand.

[@rock90753]

Nicely said!!

[@zeppelinmexicano]

That's funny, I called it George vs. George. Same thing, same result, chaos with no end in sight.

[@MedalionDS9]

Well not really... because this is Jason Alexander playing as himself... not George Costanza who was based on Larry.

[@kendallandrews8691]

YOU KEEP COMING BACK TO THIS INSANE THING ABOUT DRIVING!!!

[@ahmedisse5125]

Larry vs a character based on larry. Brilliant!

[@dclipper8052]

Isn't it really Larry David vs. character based on actor who played a character based on Larry David?

[@dan_hitchman007]

@@dclipper8052 It's Larry David as a bizarro Larry David having a conversation with a bizarro Jason Alexander turning into George Costanza who is an alter ego of the real Larry David. It's clear as mud.

[@chiphobby2443]

"Theres alot to do while your waiting. Theres nothing to do while your driving!" That's comedy gold right there!

[@JDAfrica]

It’s often a power play to assert dominance by CEOs… I think it was from a business book (could be Art of the Deal) Another thing they do to get the upper hand is have their Secretary call you 20mins before your agreed meeting and say it needs to be an hour later due to an emergency. Or change the venue. So, even though you had driven across town to get there on time, you now have to camp out for a few hours.

[@bazboyd44]

​@@JDAfricajust kill the guy at that point

[@markeggins890]

Listen to a podcast?

[@markherring3513]

"You come to my house and I'll wait on you all you want!"

[@FunnyLookingKidWithTheBigNose]

According to Larry David at one of his live shows, Larry kept cracking up every time Jason responded with his "eh, that's okay" to his request so many times, that the daylight from when they started shooting the scene eventually became night from how many takes it took to get it without Larry breaking. You can see the time of day change at several points from all the cutting around they had to do in the final version.

[@davidl570]

That's right! And what makes it funnier is that even though it's obviously dark outside in the final scene in his office, it's still daylight in the outdoor scene right afterwards!

[@ryancortese1456]

Wow I never realized it becomes night in this scene!

[@davidl570]

@@ryancortese1456 Yep, and it's even funnier because of that!

[@airjawcruz]

He immediately agrees to meet Julia Louis-Dreyfus at her office later on in the season lol

[@ChalkyWilston]

And you can bet that he'd want the second meeting at his office

[@airjawcruz]

@@ChalkyWilston The joke is that with Julia, he gladly offers to meet at hers, but doesn't extend the same treatment to George. Prob because George is insisting on it being at his office, and Julia offered to go to Larry's office

[@bonkosuckacocka983]

Wouldn't you? So fine

[@achtzehnhundertsiebenundac1186]

@@airjawcruz i dont remember it well but was jasons office maybe much further away than julias. I mean the prettey long drive was one of the main issues

[@MB-wo8ie]

@@ChalkyWilston him in jason never shared a happy moment on screen

[@James_Bowie]

"I'm very low maintenance." 😆😆😆

[@lansvale28]

Great throwaway line

[@michaelpipkin9942]

Jason was my favorite celebrity I've ever served. Delightful and graciously, thanked THE WHOLE COOK STAFF.

[@joebarr725]

Did you receive a tip that was commensurate with the Thank Yous?

[@captaino16]

Did he leave more than a $12 tip? Scratch your face with your finger if it was over $12. Was it over $15? Just tug on your tie if it was over $15. Did that son of a bitch give you a $20 tip? Was it over $30? If it was over $30, I want you to raise that cup over that pot.

[@bfwolf]

@@captaino16 $40! You're telling me that Jason Alexander tipped you $40?! OK fine, if you don't say anything, I'm walking out that door thinking Jason Alexander tipped you $50. Is that what you want?

[@HeyJerry55]

@@bfwolf 😂

[@PoorStargazer]

Did he order the Big Salad?

[@videos4mydad]

I agree with Larry. 100% of the issue is about the driving. It doesn't matter where you have the meeting....nobody wants to drive. Larry did his driving, now it's George's turn.

[@AssafHershko]

You do realise his name isn’t George, right? :)

[@videos4mydad]

@@AssafHershko Yes sir, but i am not sure many people know who Jason is.

[@qxflyer]

"nobody wants to drive." Especially in southern California. I love to drive (am in WA) , but man so Cal, uh, no thanks.

[@redscarecomixx]

I hear you, but at the same time, what if Larry had driven to George’s office and not gone inside? In that vein I do hear George’s side as well, because they still didn’t accomplish their meeting in George’s territory

[@manakin5]

I wouldn't go to Larry's house. I'd also want Larry to come back to my office and have the meeting.

[@Krazee-EyezKilla]

0:13 that second "you don't mind" would have been Larry's perfect moment to switch it to his own office.

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

“There is no right and wrong, except that you’re wrong and i’m right!!”

[@whiskyrebel9715]

"He looked like a Norseman of some kind." I've envisioned myself using this line for 20 years, still waiting for the trial in court where I can, some day...some day

[@billblaski9523]

Haha

[@captainpoppleton]

For bonus points work it into your wedding vows.

[@billbixby557]

"ehh, that's ok." the most laid back NO i've probably ever heard.

[@SpiritMatthias]

The trailing off of the comment, "Yeah it looks like you've put on a couple of pounds" at 2:12 is absolute gold. THAT'S GOLD, LARRY!. GOLD!

[@whatisbestinlife8112]

The time vortex this argument creates actually turns day to night in the windows behind Jason.

[@diegomorales8616]

1:45

[@Sonot.intoit]

George can't go to Larry's cause his parents wouldn't give permission.

[@edp3202]

Oh my god. That segment was an entire seinfeld episode.

[@joycampi7233]

Lmao!!!!! 🤣

[@albertokeeffe7912]

So who gave Larry permission to leave the house? [Quite the Conundrum]

[@anthonyt7145]

“George is getting upset!”

[@edp3202]

@@anthonyt7145 and he's a little afraid of elaine

[@Widderic]

"The drive part... that I DID do." What an amazing show.

[@Bluecatwing]

Jerry and Banya, Kenny Bania? Over the dinner . “A soup is not a meal, Jerry” 😂

[@bernlin2000]

Masterful, just proved that Jason Alexander was not a fluke on Seinfeld, total brilliance! Larry has a knack for never losing his own voice, yet also easily letting his guest actors shine.

[@emanuelmota7217]

NO ONE has ever suggested that Jason Alexander was a "fluke" on Seinfield. He's one of THE greatest TV comedy actors of all time.

[@happydayz7857]

His cast selection is the genius

[@ksmooth1973]

@@emanuelmota7217 But he will always be George

[@lol_work]

@@emanuelmota7217 the seinfeld curse makes me upset. All the main 4 characters on seinfeld are so good, they should get more roles

[@emanuelmota7217]

@@ksmooth1973 That's true.

[@halcyonacoustic7366]

Jason Alexander is one of my favorite actors. Incredible range, he even can sing really well!

[@Novastar6]

Greatest tv character of all-time

[@adude9882]

But he's always gonna be bald.

[@MeneTekelUpharsin]

He even attempted to r@pe Julia Roberts in the movie Pretty Woman. Not many actors would take that role.

[@henryjetplane9067]

I know that feeling. Had to take 2 trains and 2 buses to meet with someone for a project. They knew I didn’t have a car at the time and instead of meeting at my place or somewhere halfway, it was at a coffee shop that was 5 minutes away from his house. Complete jerk and a hack

[@phil6899]

This scene alone showcases the talent of two great actors in Jason and Larry.

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

I think the best way to fix this is for Jason to drive to Larry's office while Larry drives to Jason's office. That should even things out, and finally resolve the Driving issue.

[@batgurrl]

This is a meeting about having a meeting - words you will not hear outside of the Seinfeld-Curb Your Enthusiasm Universe. Larry David vs his alter ego George Costanza is comic gold

[@bobxyzp]

You clearly don’t work in a large organization.

[@batgurrl]

@@bobxyzp I used to but I wasn’t a boss. Meetings were always about something. This dialogue is here to focus on the absurdity of the situation. This ain’t a large company either

[@bobxyzp]

@@batgurrl I just wanted to say I’ve had many meetings about meetings. Sadly they are words I have heard.

[@batgurrl]

@@bobxyzp well unlucky you. Other people seemed to enjoy my comment so it doesn’t matter to me

[@bobxyzp]

@@batgurrl I also enjoyed your comment. Meetings about meetings are absurd. Congratulations on all your likes

[@TorontoRaptors93]

I don't mind it if they catch you doing something illegal but not on camera🤣

[@SaintJimmy669]

real talk that shit is cheating.... but thats the new world gotta be a smoove criminal

[@IceDani09]

@@SaintJimmy669 a J.B. Smoove criminal!

[@fvillamil82]

R. Kelly would totally agree

[@scottrm72]

This was the first time I’d ever seen “Curb.” Was channel surfing and stopped at HBO when I saw George. Was hooked ever since

[@markeggins890]

Same here, I thought it was some 'parallel universe' Seinfeld thing...

[@gasser5001]

The fact this boils down to Larry arguing with 'himself' is hilarious. Jasons doing George and George is Larry. LMAO.

[@Narrate918]

2:30 that look Larry gives when the inevitable eruption is just starting to percolate

[@daviddangelo6869]

According to the sunlight outside, that meeting took a couple days

[@AttilatheThrilla]

You mean the argument about the meeting 😂

[@shrimpflea]

Easter egg

[@emiel255]

“The driving you got down good”

[@jstringer4900]

They are both such outstanding actors. Of course the writing top notch as well. Loved this!

[@sacrilegiousboi978]

4:26 Jason slightly breaks character lol

[@EdgarStyles1234]

Want a cookie???

[@jamesbarker6373]

"I've never had a meeting at my house. I don't even need chairs in front of my desk"

[@lewiskazinsky7334]

Me converting my bedroom into an office in 2020 😂

[@Durwood71]

This reminds me of my wife's former supervisor: whenever there was a company meeting on the agenda, he would gather his staff for a pre-meeting to strategize about what they were going to discuss in the company meeting, then they would all attend the company meeting, and then he would hold a post-meeting to talk about what they had discussed in the company meeting. The man could easily fill his entire eight hour day with nothing but meetings and never actually do a lick of work.

[@jaybloomfield5082]

Very funny!!!

[@farragutspikes1]

Watching this on a DVD box set in the mid aughts, laughing uproariously, and revisiting it two decades later is beautiful

[@Frank7489]

When Larry gets there it’s light out. When he leaves it’s dark. But they didn’t have time for the meeting

[@axlglenn2156]

"You keep coming back to this insane thing with driving!!!"

[@Scubaguy80]

I will never forget the first time I actually got a meeting request to talk about a upcoming meeting, we discussed the EXACT same nonsense that we talked about later on the actual meeting.

[@ellecampbell3271]

Sounds like living in a Co-op! 6 months to get to a discussion.

[@JDAfrica]

I work in africa… it’s so painful and common to have meetings to discuss when to have the meetings. I once had a client, it was a Zulu college, I met with them 6 times over the course of a year… each time, I documented items I needed to start the project… and at each meeting, the information wasn’t done. So, we would set another date, and would have to re-convene.

[@markeggins890]

I've had a meeting about the fact my work group has too many meetings.

[@jeffreyroedel9804]

This scene legit makes me fall over laughing. When it really escalates at the end. Like two George Costanzas loosing their minds. And the best part is, they both make good points.

[@LadetJahonen]

I never get tired of this. I could watch this over and over again without being bored haha haha

[@ksmooth1973]

Thats the beauty of both Curb and Seinfeld

[@g.macgregor5416]

This man owes everything to Seinfeld he’s a total Boer his standup was awful.

[@Dagger-Deep]

​@@g.macgregor5416 Larry would agree with you about his standup, but he's easily one of the greatest writers of all-time.

[@stevendowell8766]

Anyone else notice the window behind the desk went suddenly from day to night mid scene? Yeah...

[@ozdagap1809]

Wow. It was a great scene, it surely needed a bunch of takes

[@jtg2525]

The scene was too funny to notice that

[@JamesDavis-mb1jw]

@@ozdagap1809 Or they were arguing for so long.

[@Tubalcain422]

Lol 1:47 to 1:52

[@capitalt3977]

Apparently Larry was laughing at Jason so much it took them a whole day into the evening to shoot the scene.

[@sathesh4019]

One of the times where Larry is actually being the reasonable courteous one. Jason should have had the courtesy to return the favour and go to Larry's

[@vivekanand5563]

Larry is almost always the reasonable one... It is the society that is illogical.

[@Tol1as]

But the plan wasn't accomplished.

[@abacab87]

It wasn't George's fault they didn't have a meeting.

[@holyyoghurtman1952]

@@abacab87 It definitely is though, because instead of having the meeting, George made the meeting about not having the meeting and doing the meeting tomorrow. They could have just had the meeting

[@vonstev1668]

@@vivekanand5563 I think that's two-thirds of the premise of every episode. Larry has a reasonable thought. Society acts illogically. Larry's frustration with how society acts makes him do very inappropriate and stupid things that everyone can react to.

[@BruceKarimi]

a George divided against himself cannot stand.

[@jayblescashews]

Jason: (says under breath) im very low maintenance Also jason: being high maintenence

[@keithbellair9508]

Whats funny is they argue about it when the obvious solution is just talk on the phone. They argue just to argue.

[@AlexColberg]

This actually turned into at the end a meeting about a meeting about a meeting.

[@davidswanson5669]

Jason Alexander getting upset is the soundtrack of the late 90s.

[@bluffchill2949]

It's weird how here Larry seems like a more cartoonish, pronounced version of George, when Jason Alexander was basically hired to be a slightly less cartoonish, pronounced version of Larry David.

[@Ray-dl5mp]

This is one of the most funny clips I’ve ever seen on KZbin. The buildup to the ending is amazing.

[@100pmg]

The way they are both being so passive aggressive and what it leads up to is so funny!

[@JDAfrica]

I’ve had to tell clients who specify that I must drive to them for a meeting - that I charge for my time driving, as well as time at the meeting. Here’s a bill for 3 hours.

[@KendraAndTheLaw]

Jason's hair is the remnants of a once great civilization of hair. Plus some dye.

[@travisoshea]

The best part is the subtlety when Jason says “jeez am I fat. Yea it looks like you are putting in a little there” 😂😂😂

[@MrAnonimoESP]

These two should do a sitcom or something... or one of the writing for the other. Amazing chemistry...

[@marklevy1785]

Well they did for about 9 years it was called Seinfeld 😏

[@MrAnonimoESP]

@@marklevy1785 hope Jerry and Larry could read this, full circle here.

[@v.b9139]

@@marklevy1785 Look up the word “sarcasm”. It will blow your mind. Wow.

[@-______-______-]

@@marklevy1785 I came to the comments of this, just to check if my prediction that somebody would answer in a flaming obvious way was correct, and, well, I was right. Sigh.

[@PiglipsMaximus]

Jerry is the worst thing about it

[@godmode9]

Imagine Larry trying to have a meeting on Zoom

[@rogermoore27]

2:21 - I love the build up 😂😂😂😂

[@davidnolan9856]

I love how Jason low key looks around and says, "This works."

[@peddler38501]

Two Costanzas yelling at each other. I love it.

[@jordancomstock8979]

Zoom meeting- No one has to drive. Lol.

[@ZiggyMandarr]

JASON'S GETTIN UPSET!

[@CKHunt2]

Anybody else notice the humor in the traffic camera taking his actual photo rather than the license plate? 😂😂😂

[@deucealmightee]

Some cameras are aimed to see the driver so it stands in court “who was behind the wheel”.

[@simonetanzi5103]

Got caught speeding in Germany, the machine took a picture of my face and of my plate. Unless they are able to identify the driver they cannot cash in on the fine

[@captainpoppleton]

@@simonetanzi5103 In Australia it defaults to the car owner. Owner then has to prove it was somebody else.

[@simonetanzi5103]

@@captainpoppleton yeah that makes sense, but Germany is peculiar with personal privacy, so unless they can identify beyond reasonable doubt who the driver is, you can appeal the fine. There was no room for appeal in my case lol

[@sws212]

@@captainpoppleton Yeah which is why the US takes a photo of the driver and the plate, usually one of the back so you have two pictures; as they approach and after they cross the opposite line.

[@johnnychimpo7539]

The skill of continuing to be an asshole but not making it obvious, while the other person is getting more and more pissed off So funny

[@NoelBuller]

Love seeing Jason get worked up. He's the best

[@scj6693]

it’s funny how slowly this argument built up compared to later seasons where larry would be screaming within two minutes. not that the later seasons are bad, just interesting to see how different things have gotten

[@SpeedyCorky]

"Tomorrow if you wanna drive to my office, I'd be happy - you can keep me waiting as long as you want" hahahah I fuckin' lost it

[@MEGADEEZOO]

its the SAME person arguing with Him-Selves !! 😂😂 "Super-Essentially" !!!

[@bmo14lax]

"I don't mind it if they actually catch you do something illegal but not on camera!" Lmfao

[@fonstersnickare_johansson8375]

"So then he calls me a bald turd..."

[@theidiotsarewinning2868]

Larry’s entire thing is refusing to accept any persons attempt to ignore social etiquette and he’ll fight it to the death if he has to! What a hero!

[@fraserhawkins4462]

Naw. When there is social etiquette he doesn't like, he won't do it and make a thing about not doing the customary thing.

[@mattwatts33]

2 George’s at once was bound to implode.

[@ShaktiShetty]

Larry David is what everyone's collective angst looks and sounds like.

[@natewatson6962]

“An intersection of some kind” just noticed that line, the little things keep getting better with this show.

[@charlie-obrien]

Larry arguing with George is just Larry arguing with himself. Hilarious.

[@Whoopdido777]

I love how there was that one brief story arch where Jason couldn’t find work because every time he auditioned for a role or talked to anybody in the business all they saw was Costanza. In Curb Jason acts and speaks “normal” but at the drop of a hat can immediately become Costanza like he did here.

[@deucealmightee]

This is so hilarious, yet experientially relatable

[@ItsFrankieBoy]

Notice the windows throughout this scene. Starts with sunlight then suddenly its dark. Its because Larry couldnt stop laughing at Jason Alexander and it literally took all day to shoot lol He said it in an interview

[@Straight90s]

That picture of Jason 😂😂😂

[@allys744]

I love how you can’t even tell when the arguing starts, it all slowly builds up 👌🤣 the dialogue is also so natural

[@paisastic]

When the apprentice becomes the master.

[@andrewglazer]

It’s a shame Jason didn’t become a regular on the show. Great chemistry!

[@lucastelesnovaes]

Sherryl is so gorgeous omg

[@danschumacher5427]

Was

[@aaronhinton92]

The thing that makes this funny is that they are both George Costanza.

[@nightmoose]

This is identical to people in New York negotiating which neighborhood to meet up in based on its proximity to them.

[@TheManavj999]

Awesome show. Larry is right about the driving

[@abehani7133]

I heard that show business is all about collaboration & winning the arguments over and over again... I would've sucked at it, that's brutal!

[@reallyhappenings5597]

First you've got to get people to give a shit about what you do, that's the hard part. The cold truth is that there are huge numbers of incredibly talented and/or motivated people out there.