The Limo (S03E18)

George and Jerry assume false identities in order to get a limo ride from the airport, only to learn they're being mistaken as Neo Nazis. Support our show and help us grow to get EXCLUSIVE CONTENT & EARLY AD-FREE ACCESS at patreon.com/fourfingerdiscount Check out our other podcasts: Four Finger Discount - fourfingerdiscount.podbean.com The One About Friends - friendspodcast.podbean.com Goin' Down To South Park - goindowntosouthpark.podbean.com

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Talking Signfout has brought to you bythe four Finger Discount Network. Excuse me,
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members of your party, right theother members of our party, members of
my party. I didn't even knowwhat an other party. I'm telling me,
the chick is up. It wasa bad jake to begin with.
We never should have started this jake. It was jake. It's a bad

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jake, a terrible, terrible jake. What are we gonna do now they're
gonna know you're not O'Brien. Theycould be more than one o brian on
a plane who wanted a limo.First of all, you don't look like
any O'Brian period. Well, youshould have been O'Brian. I don't even
want to be Murphy anymore. DoI still have to be Murphy? Yes,
you have to be Murphy. Itmakes no sense now me being Murphy
Murphy. I'm Seinfeld, I'm Murphy. Welcome to Talking Sthout, the podcast

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where we discuss everything we know aboutthe show about Nothing, and this week
we're here to discuss Nazis. It'sthe Limo. I'm Dano and I'm O'Brien.
Actually, no, no, I'mguy. Good episode this one.
This was a very fun episode.It was very much in the same sort
of categories like the parking garage andthe Chinese restaurant, where it's just sort
of one scene or one location forthe Madrid of the episode, not many

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characters involved in them. Yeah.I just thought this one was just so
simple but so funny. And itreally sums up Larry Charles as a writer
as well, because he says inthe Inside Look, which is like a
little behind the scenes little clips onthe on the DVDs, that they had
the idea that George and Jerry leadthe airport right peach off from the airport,
where can we go from here?And Larry's like, what if the
limo was like a neo Nazi limo? I was like, Okay, who

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comes up with that? You knowwhat I mean? Like that kind of
idea that comes to his mind.That just sums up Larry Charles very much.
So, Yeah, it's certain peoplehave certain brains that have a certain
chemistry to them. And yeah,I don't know if I've sort of told
this anecdote in the past, butit's one of my favorites about Saturday Night
and about the early days of itand dan Ackroyd, and the line was,

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no one could be jealous of danAckroyd because no one could imagine coming
up with the ship that he cameup with. It's not like, oh,
he's doing a do any better.It's like this guy's doing stuff that
no one else could even sort offathom. So yeah, I mean,
yeah, that reminds me of thisand that terms like how do you get
from yeah, this point eight tothat point the You know, you've got
to have a certain type of wayof thinking to ye to be able to
travel in that direction. And butGod bless him for doing so, because

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yeah, this is a really goodexample of I don't know, I guess
a comedy trope or approach that Ireally did, which is like a quote
unquote good idea that goes bad.It goes really south, really quickly,
and it's just played so well byall concerned. What's so great about this
plan failing is that, you know, George is known for coming up with

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plans to get our situations, Butwho in their right mine could ever think
that that plan that he come upwith was going to escalate to this?
But I love how confident he isyeah, Yeah, he's so confident that
it's easy to sort of get sweptalong with it. You know, it
does feel like all the parts arefalling into place. When that you know,
Jerry first gets off the plane andhe gives them that information, it's
like, well, yeah, no, Brian's not getting in that limo because

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Brian's in Chicago. He's definitely inChicago. From there, you go,
oh yeah, why not come on, that's the thing. But the idea
of getting into the limo, it'slike, it's, you know, it's
a bit cheeky, but we don't. We don't try it. Yeah,
And I think they're thinking, andthey probably do. What's the worst that
could happen to you? That's mymone for life. What's the what?

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When I say, for example,people say, how do you get someone
so I was a guest on yourshow? I'm like, well, I
just ask them. The worst Ican say is just no or just not
reply. Who cares I least askthem? I mean, I doubt there
are very few jerks out there whowould say, do you approach me to
be on your podcast? Not onlyam I going to say no, I'm
going to tell all my famous friendsto say, no, I wish I

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nest now, but fortunately that hasnot been the No not yet. No,
no, not at all. Butas you're saying, this episode was
just so unique. It felt verysiful, but it also felt very unique
as well. I didn't it Ilike to have the balls to have an
episode based around Nazis. Oh yeah, I mean, particularly in the early
nineties. I mean I think thatcasting my mind back to that era,

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I think and I've said this aboutyou know, the Simpsons and other shows
as well of this era, Ithink there was a certainly in the nineties,
there was a frame of mine whereit's like, guys, we've solved
all the problems. It's cool.The walls down, We're fine. Yeah,
that's essentially where it started. You'reright. It's like, we knocked

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down the Berlin Wall. Yay forcapitalism. I think we're you know,
we're pretty much put the kibosh oncommunism, and now they're going to come
around. In our way of thinking, it felt like, guys, we've
got it, sasket. You know, twenty first century is just going to
be so good. And of course, so you know, it's sort of
making fun of things like Nazi Is, like, well, you know,

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we beat these guys. Of course, there are a few dickheads who are
you know, are going to berabble rousing and all that kind of thing.
Meanwhile, yeah, that there isthat sort of seedy underbelly that's you
know, sort of gathering strength andgathering speed and gathering support. But no
one took it seriously. It's likeit's just a handful of dickheads. Who
cares. I wonder I wonder ifJason found it uncomfortable to read those lines

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out in front of Jerry. Imean, obviously I wouldn't found uncomfortable,
but it would have been weird becauseJerry's obviously Jewish. That for Jewish,
for Jerry to be in this episodelike that, I wonder if he was
the one sort when Larry said itcan be a near Nazi. I wonder
if Jerry's first thoughts were I know, or whether he would just went,
fuck this, this is going tobe great, let's do it. I
think there's there's that time thing whereit's like, I think enough time has

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passed since since World War Two onthe Holocaust. It's like not that you
can make fun of it, butyou can. Yeah, yeah, well
that's the other part of it.I mean, first of all, you
can acknowledge it without it stinging thatmuch enough time has gone by. I
mean, you can be of courserespectful and acknowledge it and all that,
but at the same time not mention. You know, you can mention it

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without people going and then technically,yeah, they're they're poking fun at at
Neo nazis here. I mean,no one's coming out of this thinking wow,
this this O'Brien character seems to haveyou know, a few good ideas.
I mean, just just by virtueof him reading the speech, that's
that's the speech reading. I wasjust like, oh my, I love

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Jerry's You're sure you want to think? You want to open with that?
Very funny. So what do youthink of of Ava and Tim? Well,
yeah, I mean it's um oneof the great things about watching shows
from this era, and sine Felt'sa great one for this because so many
people pop up, you know thatlater becomes starts. I think it is
the one of the nineties. Really, it certainly is. Yeah. Yeah,

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but you know, seeing that theTim is Peter Kraus from Six Feet
Under and various other things like theTruman Show, which we covered on the
movie Guys, Yes and aver Eor AV. I think it might be
a well he says av. Yeah, yeah, it's about being Somebody pronounces
it as aver yeah yeah yeah.Is Um played by an actress named Suzanne

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Snyder, who eighties kids like mewill remember as one of the chicks from
Weird Science. Yes, you know, Weird Science a film. I've never
seen it completely, I've never seenbits and pieces of it. Not sure
how well it's aged. Okay,I feel like we've right up my ally
because I was I was right intolike those eighties geek films. But put
the way they treat the ladies inthat film aside, I'm sure I would

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enjoy it. Here's the thing.I mean, it's been a long time
since I watched it. Yeah,but the best of my recollection not that
it's a feminist message, but essentiallythe core message of it, like is
these guys are essentially objectifying women tobegin with, and they learned that,
hey, women are people too.It's it's it's a message you shouldn't really

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have to learn, but it's goodin an era where people were still learning
that unfortunately very much. But itgoes about that in a way. That's
a little guys, really, butthere's so much to enjoy it, you
know, mainly because it's got myboy Anthony Michael Hall at sort of like
Primo, I really do. He'sin Primo Geek era. He pulls off

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some comedic stuff and this is justlike, oh my god, you're just
a master. But it's also gotearly stuff by Bill Paxton just giving a
fantastic performance as the other guys shittyBrother. It's so so good in that
regard. But yeah, Wed Size, Oh that's right, because Susann Snyder

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is in Weird Size, and alsoin this episode, as ever, we
brought full circle Downdo. We knowwhat we're doing here at full figured Discount
Enterprises. She's not just in WeirdScience. By the way, she's also
Jerry's girlfriend. In the future episodeThe Pie, she's Poppy's daughter. Oh
my gosh, yes, you go. It's Cipher doesn't quite a bit where
they get people who have already playedsomebody to come back and play somebody else

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and it's not seen as wrong.It's just like, well, yeah,
she played in this, she wasthis, and she was in this.
It's like, OK, good,good to have around. We know they
can do the job bring him back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. An
interesting little tidbit. Jason Alexander wassaying in the Inside Look that when they
were making the show, particularly whenthe year of this episode, he was
really close with Michael Richards, reallyclose with with Julia obviously because they've been

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doing stuff off television and things likethat together and not together in the past,
but been in the same industry togetherfor a few years. But Jerry
hadn't been so much. He'd beena stand up. He said that Jerry
didn't really hang out with the crewthat much because he was too busy being
a producer or being a writer oryou know that kind of thing. So
they said that Jason was saying he'dloved doing the one on one scenes with
Jerry because he didn't really get thatmuch chance to hang out with him just

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one on one all that often atthe time. And he feels that his
best material was when it was justhim and Jerry just alone, bantering back
and forth. And I tend toagree, but he was saying he particularly
loves this episode because it was mostlyjust he and Jerry just getting to just
go back and forth to each other. It's interesting they say that because yeah,
I mean, they do bounce offeach other so well, and you

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know, given that they do havethese sort of divergent backgrounds, I mean,
stand up comedians of course have theirown community and their own sense of
I don't know, I guess teamworkor anything like that. But you know,
Jason, Alexander and Julia and Michaelare you know, primarily either sketch
comedians who work in a troop orwith a with a cast. All their

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legit actors who work you know,with a cast. So to be having
those different coming from different backgrounds andthat, but jelling so well and finding
that really good rhythm together over time, it's it's really interesting, and you
know, it's great to see itdevelop over the course of the Sees series
as well. Yeah, they're agood committee duo, really, you got

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because Jerry's almost just the straight manto George's wackiness. But the thing is,
Jerry sets up George's one liners orGeorge's ridiculousness when he says something.
But then Jerry's great coming back withthe quips to sort of put a final
note on the scene. How oftendo you have those scenes where it's Jerry
saying, what do you mean?Then Jerry said something, George is something
absurd, and Jerry just comes backwith the one liner and then that's the

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end of the scene. They're agreat team when it comes to those kinds.
It's a great dynamic between the twoof them. You're right, Yeah,
they just they play off each other. So well, if you're a
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description of this podcast. That isa good one to do. One of
my favorites. What were your favoritemoments from the episode, mister Davis?
M What did I enjoy? Like? I said, I just like that
whole hatching of the plant at theairport, the excitement building. Yeah,

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and we can do this. Wecan do it, George, thing here,
I can pull this off. Andyou know, you say, there's
the best thing I've ever done inmy life is on that and you would
kind of feel that, you know, just getting one over on the man,
especially a limo. It's like bloodyrides in a limo. Come on
by saying how George has this absoluteshit box of a car that he needs
to be getting repaired for years,and Jerry's always time, you know,

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you've got to get this car replacement. I can't afford it or whatever.
So he just had his big momentwhere George's life is feels like it's getting
even worse, his cars to shipitself, and all of a sudden,
now he's in a limo. Yeah. I mean, but I love his
way of thinking when he says,you know, if he knew him,
he wouldn't have a sign. It'slike everything's falling into place. Yeah,
yeah, I think of that thatwhen he said, I was like,

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of course, of course. UmLike I'm normally not the hugest fan of
the stand up bits in between thestories. I mean, they're good getting
better off. I feel like they'remore intertwining with the stories at the moment.
Yeah. Well, I mean that'swhy I like the one that he
has in the middle where he's it'sJerry's take on the limo is basically the

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Bachelor pad, you know, becausethat's right. I haven't ridden in many
limos, if any. I meanI've written in the old town car or
something like that, but not reallylike a stretch or anything like that.
Not until not less people are morepatrons jump on board. That is correct.
The show guys, you enjoy theshow supports eventually get a limo,
Dan and I'll just get a limoonce a week and right around Geelong,

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just just a casual highlight the window, just waving of people who with these
assholes. Yeah, but there's somethingabout limos that strikes me as just a
tiny bit tacky. Maybe I'm sayingthat from having not written any well,
but you know, it is abit like, hey, it's a car
with a bar in it. Youknow. I always saw these as cars.

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It wasn't in the bottle when Iwas a kid. I used to
watch a home alone too. Whatever, And Kevin's in the car, right.
I always saw limos as really coolbecause he didn't have to wear a
seat belt. I'm like, noseat belts cool. But to his day
on the whole, you know,I'm counting there's a there's got to be
at least ten thousand houses on thisseat already. It didn't dribe me as
a very Seinfeld going away. I'mlooking at things, um just I just

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got a huge laugh out of thisexchange with she's a Nazi, George a
Nazi, kind of a cute Nazi. Yeah, the fact that I were
able to get George to sort ofconsider dating a Nazi with a Jewish person
on screen and still somehow make itfunny. And I've got a big kick
out of Julia lewis Drivers's Gramemp personationwhen he's mocking his theory. Maybe he's

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in on it like Cramer, LikeMichael Wisch plays that perfectly because the Cramer
is like, you're right. Itcould be like he doesn't realize he's been
having the Pisteak and Adam Man sofun It's one of my favorite moments.
It's just Cramer. He's the wayhis mind works. He's O'Brien, think
about it, Elane, It's beenthere in front of our eyes. He's
too, he's too neat. Ilove that he's too. He's not a

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Natz, he's just neat. Yeah, but one of the best things.
And it's a nice sort of Iwant to say the dig at Larry David
but it's kind of a nice littletiny sledge, like you know, Crame
is talking about George and he said, there's no real person connect the way
he does. Yeah, because inthe writer's room that we've had a big

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laugh of that one. Don't youanything? Oh absolutely they would. Yeah.
So that's stuff that I've really gotto kick out. And this episode
and how about it you we've prettymuch covered all of mine. Just yeh,
the crame of it and then yeah, at the start I thought was
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is how much would each child iffifty people were in a limo,
how much would have to pay therental limo? Fifty prom kids? It

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would cost them one dollar and seventyfive cents a piece. Correct, Let's
let's look at the inflation of that. Actually, one dollar seventy five US
one point USD. So now we'llcost them three dollars seventy and twenty twenty
three. So each child we haveto pay three dollars seventy US. That's
not that bad A marker about fivebucks. Yeah, that's pretty good if

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you can fit fifty kids in theback of a limo. I don't think
that. Come to your ride question, Dando. If I wanted to find
the clock at the airport, wherewould I look? Is it near the
escalator? It is by the escalatorsby the escalator. I had my notes
by the way that that guy lookedlike either Oscar the Grouch or Sam the
Eagle from the Muppets, Sam theEagle. I'm leaving water Wars, but

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a compos of the two. You'recorrect, right over there, that guy.
It's one of the great things thatSidfeld does occasionally is just give a
you know, a very bit playera bit to work with or they're very
genius and casting people who can makesomething out of nothing, I mean interesting
faces. Yeah, the right overthere guy I thought was really good and

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it led into a line that's beenused a lot. But we'll talk about
that when we talk about the episode. All right. My next question is
what type of gun does Aver grab? Oh? It's a nice Luga mt
the epistol of choice of nazis apparently, is it really? I did not
know that. Okay, who whatis the name of the news reporter reporting

(20:44):
on the story? Ah? Ihad that in my notes. It's Jody
someone looking in Jody w take notes. Yeah, ok the Hound of the
Water Jody Baskerville. You go,all right? And my final question is
Jody Baskerville is doing her a reportfrom where she's outside the paramount? Isn't
she paramouts? Yes? Yeah,let's see. Do I have a question

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for you? I do have onemore if you'd like it. Hit me.
Okay, how fast is the limogoing when George suggests they just jump
and roll? It's sixty miles anhour. Sixty miles an hour, which
is a bit more than a hundredk an hour. All right, who
are you Mannix? It's showing soI felt showing its age when it says
yeah, that's in that scene though, what's graz We was saying earlier,

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how George's good coming up with plans, and this was a great plan,
but when things start going right,he starts coming up with really shit planning.
Well, that's the thing. Hollywoodhas just corrupted us by thinking,
yeah, we could jump out ofa moving caribefar, You jump and roll,
you know, you know the momentum, You keep the momentum and eventually
slowly it'd be fine. It's like, oh, no, you're gonna hit

(21:53):
one hundred kilometers and our sorry notdarmac, but you know, bitumen at
kolomas an hour not going to begood for you. It's like you throw
something in the window as a kid, you're expecting to sort of gat the
wind. A novel sunder just goesYou're like, all right, that is
trivia for the Limo. We'll beright back guys after this break with our

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you find your podcast. The originalair day of the Limo was February twenty
sixth, nineteen ninety two. Itsays here, so it wasn't just written
by Larry Charles, so he wrotethe episode, but the tower play by
Larry Charles and the story by MarkJaffee as well, saying he's want to
come up with the idea of beingin the limo, I'm assuming, and
then Larry is like, how aboutLena Nazi limo? And then together they

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created this glorious episode. And itwas directed by Tom Sharons, who says
that they filmed the scene speaking ofthe Paramount, they went to Paramount Studios
to film the Apparently they got areally good New York street and that's where
they filmed the mob running across theroad to get him at the limo.
Like the whole framer and a Lainebit was filmed at Paramount on the corner
there. He was saying that.Now. Tom says in the in the
Inside look that it just started rainingabout five minutes after be wrapped up.

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But if you watched that scene,there's water all over the ground, so
I'm pretty sure Ed had rained priorto that. I like that they give
it a bit of New York authenticityby just piles of rubbish on the streets.
I think that's before New York gotsort of gentrified in the mid to
late nineties. You know, we'restill thinking about Oh New York, it's
a it's kind of grubby place,a little dangerous. Yeah, little Muppets

(24:07):
popping out of the bins and stuff. Oh yeah, those Muppets taking Manhattan,
and good one knows what that's gonnahappen. The Forgotten Muppet film.
By the way, I'm a hugeMuppet fan, and Aliott's now right into
the Muppets. He started watching muppBabies and now he's you know, he's
he's progressed to the Muppet Show.And the Muppet movies are all different ones.
But the Muppets Take Manhattan isn't onUM, isn't on Disney. Plus

(24:29):
neither is the one Muppets from Space. I think they're Sony. I believe
State Manhatan might be a different one. Love upetstap Manhattan. There's also another
one, the Muppets go to DisneyWorld, which is like a straight to
TV kind of like movie and anhour, and that one it might be
on YouTube. I haven't actually looked, but I still love that one.
As a kid, my name tapedand my name Marline, she taped it
forms. I love that one asa kid. You think that one would

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be on Disney Plus, you'd thinkso yeah, so stars Stars. I'm
sorry I forget his name. Apologies, so everyone listening includes this up Davis
from The Great Muppet Paper and Beethoventhe Father. What's his name child?
That's Shells growing Charles. Yes,he plays the head of the security at
Disney. They're trying to capture theMuppets in that that Disney World one.

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It's it's it's a really fun movefor kids. I'm surprised it's someone Disney
puts. Hopefully they release assumed.Anyway, enough about the Uppets, we're
here to talk about the limo andit kicks off with some stand up as
you were saying, which is reallygood. I agree. The prices at
airport's ridiculous, but it's like they'vegot a Lauren to themselves. They can
just make whatever prices up they want. It's like international waters. Yeah,
they're just the law. The lawsdon't apply there. Yeah, so you
went not paying like nine bucks fortuna sandwich or something like that, just

(25:34):
the insane markup. You know,you get to the airport earlier, you
think, oh man, I thinkI could really use a cafe large just
to put me up a bit.Excuse me eleven bucks? Yeah, I
remember I went to this place atthe Melbourne Airport. It was like a
pub kind of deal. That's whatlike a bowl of chips, and it
was like, you know, fifteendollars was a small bowl of chips.
How can you charge fifteen bucks?And he was like, well where else

(25:55):
you're going to get him? Liketouche so cuche well played. Yeah,
when the lovel Louis and family andI went to Balley recently, you know,
we were having a slight bit ofbreakfast, you know, one of
the places in the airport before webefore we took off chunking a bit of
large Yes, So I was like, I'll pick this one up begin you
know. So I'm getting breakfast ofthree kids, Louise and myself, big

(26:18):
mistadium. Thank god, thank god, we're going to Barley where everything else
is cheap. Yes. The episodekicks off of George looking for departures at
the airport. Now that I've beento the airport enough times, I know
where it is. I sort ofgoing straight there. But the first couple
of times I always forgetting which platformit's time. I'm just like where am
I The first one I went toEngland, first time I ever gotten a

(26:38):
plane, was going to England tomeet nicholas family. Nikola even know I
was coming that day, so Icouldn't like asking for advice or anything.
My mum had never been really beenon a plane either. I was so
scared. I didn't know what Iwas looking for. But like just George
and this moment was just like me. I'm like, where do I go
departures? What screen? When Iput my bags? What do I do?
I remember just walk up with someonesaying it's my first time flying.
They're like, come here, we'llhelp you. Well, oh yeah,

(26:59):
yeah, because I think there areproscetidures in place, it would be very
very difficult for you get on thewrong plane. Yeah yeah, yeah.
I wasn't like scared. I wasjust scared of missing it. I remember
they're like, no, I've gotthis so early. I was like,
I am not going to miss thisplane. And I have to sit there
for like two hours at the gatewaiting, but I'm like, I would
rather be here waiting. At thesame time, you probably go work up

(27:21):
to get on the plane. Aswe get the guy here was discussing looks
at the end, look at hiswatch, and I was like, yeah,
this is Sam the Eagle. Literally, even his voices, it was
very much Sam the Eagle. Andas a kid, I hated Sam the
Eagle. I thought it was justmean all the time. I watch it
now and I'm like, I gethim, I understand him now. He's
hatred of people. I get it. It's a bit like Morbow. Yeah,

(27:44):
yeah, yeah, so yeah,but we get living in a society
line. You wanted to discuss this, No, not really discussed it,
but yeah, I mean it's somethingthat gets used a lot. I think
it was. It was a jokerrecently that we're working Fancass on the talk
show. At the end he's he'stalking about we're living in a society and
all that kind of stuff, andI think it gave George's you know,

(28:04):
we're living in a society a kindof a second life. It got memified
a fair bit. I think anytimeanyone on social media says something you know,
vague, lound to one or whateverit was like, or you know,
make some ridiculous statement, you'll havesomeone popping him saying, you know,
we're living in a society, Ididn't realize it was from this episode,
but the first time in the Chineserestaurant. Oh okay, oh when

(28:29):
the when the person went get offthe phone. I love it. It's
one of George's. It's one ofGeorge's tenants, like he was something that
he lives by. Why is lifeso un fair? We're living in a
society. We should all be helpingone another. And of course George is
the first person to suck someone overhere, and he sucks someone over one
shown he's given him the time,although I suppose it did really had the
time they did he because I supposehe was helped because he didn't have a

(28:52):
time, did he. Well,that's he clearly doesn't have a watch on
R Yeah you actually, I see. I took that first of all when
I was watching it on And thenhe went and did what the guy was
doing him. But really he washelping him. They didn't have to watch
I will say, though, right, and you know, get your daggers
ready, listeners. I've never beenhuge on that we're living in a society
line. To me, it justfelt it's always felt like them trying to
come up with a catchphrase for Georgeand Seinfeld has a lot of catch phrases

(29:15):
that just sort of people clinged ontonaturally and organically, the repeating of the
we're living in a society just toHe's like, I don't know, I've
just never found it all that funny, and it just seemed to me like
it was just something they wanted totake on, which I don't know whether
it did. I can't remember.I wasn't old enough. But did it
really catch the right I don't thinkit really did at the time. Maybe

(29:37):
for a little bit there, butit certainly didn't have the repeat appeal of
something like, you know, yaddaYadA YadA, or no soup for you
or whatever. But I don't know, maybe a society has to crumble a
bit more people are keetting into itgoing you know, I actually do feel
like that we're living in a society. Yes. Jerry then arrives and explains

(29:59):
how his car's broken down so he'sgot no way of getting home. It
was joey like, for fuck's sake, mate, Yeah, I picked the
wrong guy to pick me up fromthe airport. I love how flustered George
gets though. It's one of JasonAlexander's great gifts as an actor for him
just to play frustration and you know, just discombobulation, all that kind of

(30:19):
suffing. But Jerry just to hithim with So I haven't got a So
what good are you? Yeah,I'm not used to me. As we
were saying Australia, you're as usefulas tits on the ball. I mean,
I think there are times when youand I maybe me more so.
Look at the relationship between Jerry andJordian. Oh my god, Jerry is

(30:41):
such a meanie. So he's verymean, so cruel to his friend.
This time it's wholly justify it is. So what good? Yeah? I
mean he says in a lighthearted way. Yeah, yeah, he's not saying
it in a in an overriding whatgood are you to the planet? Kind
of way? And it's like,you know, this is the one job
that you had. I mean,you could have maybe got your car servers

(31:02):
before then, or you knew thatyour car was a pos. It's like,
the fuck, really, anyway,I'm still your mate that anyway.
So they see the chauffeur for O'Brienand Joey mentions that the flight was delayed,
he stuck in Chicago and George tojust say take the Limo letter,
say think about it. He's notshowing up. What do you see the

(31:23):
life of kids? It's like fortyfive minutes long. He said he's in
Chicago. He's definitely in Chicago.Oh, the guy's just standing. How
wouldn't we do it? We justgo up and when we say we're O'Brian.
Maybe he knows O'Brian. May doesn'tknow O'Brian. If he knew O'Brian,
he wouldn't have a sign. Let'sjust do it. But what if

(31:47):
we get caught? What's gonna happen? They can't kill us. Who's gonna
be your'brian? I'll be your brain? Oh? Am? I you just
me? Okay, you don't wantto be you? Well, if you're
gonna be Obrian, why can't Ibe somebody? I'm like? Who Dylan

(32:09):
Murphy? Okay, now you wantto be Dylan Murphy? I like Dylan.
You could be Carlin Colin O'Brien.I'm Dylan Murphy. I am Colin
O'Brien. I'm really doing this.Hey, do you have the time?

(32:30):
Clark over there? Oh, Bran, sir, sorry we're late here.
Let me take that for you.Oh, thank you, I'll get the
corn. I'll we're going around front. Thank you, Dylan. And as
we said earlier, it's just sogreat. How when George realizes this could

(32:52):
actually work, it's like, oh, another scheme, Oh yeah, one
that you know it's home. Theperfect crime. Yeah yeah, and there's
nothing better than you. You're pullingoff, You're not stealing anyone's mind.
What's gonna happen. I'll just takeher to get out of the car.
The perfect victimless crime. Yeah yeah, you know, yeah, no,

(33:16):
exactly right, you benefit, nobodyloses. And then that we're now in
the limo and George is just soexcited he has to call his moment.
Of course that just goes to shit. She's happy for you. But it's
pretty much just like it's just Ican we haven't seen George's mother yet.
I don't believe we've seen her hismother yet in the show. I don't

(33:37):
think we have. Well, wehaven't seen Frankie, we know. But
so because we have seen her,you can now hear her voice yelling back
at him, can't you, Butthen wondering whether the driver can hear him?
Hey, driver, what do yousay? We stop off, pick
up your sister, have a lotof fun back here. That's just like

(34:00):
that just felt like such a realmoment. I just felt like, that's
what's like two blokes would come upwith I know, I for some reason,
I thought that was going to comeback to play later, like he
could actually hear them, but hewasn't saying anything. Yeah. Yeah,
like when he was changing the tireor something, He's like, well,
the tires fixed, I can gopick up my sister now, all right.
But no, I think there wasalready enough happening in the back of

(34:22):
the limo for it would have justbeen one egg too much for this particular
pudding. Probably, Yeah, you'reright, though it does show off the
sort of these guys are pretty highon themselves, George particularly, They're pretty
high on themselves at the moment.So, yeah, George's feeling very He's
gone from confident to cocky, whichof course is just it's the start of

(34:44):
the downfall. It's like the subway. Yeah. I did love though,
Jerry in that moment chuckles and itlooks almost like he was just laughing.
You just you couldn't keep it in. He was just the way deliver the
way Jason delivered that was just sofunny. But you know he's got four
passes to Madison Square Garden. Ithink it's for the Chicago as the Knicks
and fuck Man see in Jordan MSGthat would have been I can understand their

(35:05):
excitement. We're going to the nextgame. Michael Jordan. Speaking of Jordan,
I saw that Netflix and now aregoing to be doing a second documentary
on Jordan. We're going to capitalizeon that bad boy and do the one
when he when he's with them withthe Wizards. Oh well, I'm going
to take that personally absolutely shame.You see I see things as they are?
And I say, no, yeah, you see things as they are?

(35:27):
Not? And you see things?Do you see things as they are?
What do you see when you seethings? Now? The actual phrase
is, you know some people seethe world as it is and say why
I see the world as it shouldbe and ask why not? I think
that's it. Yeah, I forgotwho actually came up with that. I'm

(35:47):
pretty sure someone's gonna say I thinkthere was JFK. I don't think it
was. It's one of those moments. I think I like this scene here
because we do sometimes as people justyou know, we're quite a really famous
catchphrase. We get a slightly wrong. The other person's like, yeah,
I know what you meant doesn't matter. Yeah, I think he meant this.
But you know, I knew whatyou were going for there. You
didn't quite get the I got.I got the point. Yeah. Jerry

(36:09):
then calls a Lane and Cramer.We calls Elane to tup to tail Cramer
that he's um, they're been alimo. You gonna call me O'Brien.
I haven't gotten the um any timeto tell you why, Just O'Brien and
Murphy. So that's right, babydoll. Well he's catching he's picking up
on the cock and as the George'syeah, yeah, putting now, and

(36:30):
the driver says that, um,he knows that to make a little stop
first, Like he knows. Hegets off to the um gets off the
exit to go get the other membersof his party. They start panicking immediately.
George's like, oh my god,what fucked we're gonna we're gonna jump
out of the car. We're neversure to start of this jee The chicks
are pretends he's asleep. Where theyget in the car, it's just like
quick, what do we do?Cover your face? Pretenduously pretending dear asleep

(36:57):
is such a it's a childhood tactic. Yeah, but what could he have
done in that situation? Yeah?But you know the faithful readers of his
newsletter, Ava and Tim, they'reexcited to meet him finally face to face
or Ava more than our Tim somuch. But I want to say,
do you think they're a couple becauseshe comes onto onto George pretty heavily.

(37:17):
I think they're just disciples the O'Brienof the Big Game way way of thinking.
Yeah, the big game, andthen George pretends to wake up.
Well, Jerry, it covers all, It covers everything. First, you
haven't seen his face. I've neverseen him before. Brian, you go
company. That's great. Landing Cramernow waiting on the corner. She caught

(37:40):
a cap? You've got a cap? How much do you make? I'm
telling you, why is it?That's always an awkward situation, awkward conversation
to have with someone? How muchthey earn? I ain't give a shit.
I'll happily tell anyone how much Iearned. I don't give a fuck.
I'll tell people. Sure, I'mashamed to do so. I'll do
it. But I know I've alwaysbeen sort of a fan of that full
disclosure kind of thing, because youknow, it helps your bargaining power later

(38:04):
on down the line. It's like, oh, someone's I was making this,
well, I think I'm probably worththat. Yeah, yeah, Elaine,
she doesn't like basketball if she's stillgoing. And then Kramer tries to
do pretending to a Jordan Duncan clashesinto the Bins physical comedy in there somewhere,
I guess. Then we get theother stand up about the limo windows
and the fifty prom kids paying adollar seventy five. I'm like, that
is so right, either someone famousor fifty pump kids. That's just on

(38:25):
the money. Yeah, just awhole bunch of people out the top going
you let's faded exactly were back inthe limo and you know, I think
somebody's we're gonna miss the tip off. I think somebody's been tipped off.
It's like something he's not right here, and she's she's memorized the book.
So you've read the Big Game.Yes, I've read it and I've memorized

(38:50):
it. Tell me her impressions.I would love to hear what a young
woman thinks of the big game.Well, this is sort of embarrassing,
but it's changed my life. Theway you analyze the game, the way
you identify the major players. Oh, I'd left me breathless. You're a

(39:12):
brilliant, brilliant man. Wowles,It's just a game, remember that,
kids, just a game. He'sso humble. Don't forget what you wrote
on the epilogue. Fate of theworld depends on the outcome of this game.
Well, I was exaggerating a bit, just for effect. He tends

(39:35):
to exaggerate. It's serious, butwe are really looking forward to your speech
to norm my speech. Yes,your secretary backs me to copy. Would
you like to look it over?Oh you might as well look it over

(39:59):
the closing or just head. It'slike, what have I got myself into?
What is happening? A speech?But I love Jerry just taking advantage
of the situation to poke fund atGeorgie against like, well you might as
well look at home. Yeah yeah, Jerry. Yeah, he's just removed
enough from the situation from any sortof blowback that might happen. Then he
can sort of lean back, foldhis arms along. Game. You might

(40:22):
as well, doesn't know there's gunsat this point, no landing Kramer.
Once again, Kramer thinks that he'strying to work at what's coming on.
It's very strange at the end ofthe limo, like they didn't tell you
why, and the Jews still moneythrough the Zionist occupied government and use the

(40:44):
black man to bring drugs until ouroppressed white minority communities. You're not going
to open with that, aren't you. Look what a line? Oh man?
I get the feeling that you knowthe people in the Seinfeld Rider's room,

(41:06):
and I'm Jerry, they're probably braveenough and smart enough to sort,
Okay, how far can we push? Yeah, if we're gonna do this,
we're gonna do this properly. Yeahyeah, I mean, you don't
want to sugarcoat the fact that thesepeople have a genuinely offensive worldview, But
how can we also make it fun? Because you just want to make it
make it away now, these guysnear Nazis like, oh shit. As

(41:28):
an audience, when you're watching it, you're like, oh, I get
it now, I see where thisis going. I don't think. Yeah,
I think if they soft pedaled ita bit too much, you wouldn't
remember it as much as you do. I just love that you're saying the
myth of the Holocaust and if peoplein the creating here and go, oh
my, this is not going good. Flat tire, they're shooting. They're
shooting. George is just patting.You think someone's firing at them, but

(41:50):
no, it's a flat tire,and an ava lands on George. I'm
willing to die for you, Ido anything. George is like, oh,
well, oh, this is gonnago one of two ways. And
then they show off their guns andthey're bit taken aback by this, which
you will be. Then we getthe news report and she says how it's
the first public appearance of Donald O'Brien, the leader of the Midwestern Regional chapter

(42:10):
of the Aryan Union and reputed tobe the most charismatic spokesman of the of
them all. I love they talkabout They mentioned that even David Duke,
who was the head of the publicface of the Ku Klux Klan at this
stage of the proceedings, even DavidDuke said, this guy's a bit extreme.
He's a violent extremist. It's like, oh shit, shit's about to

(42:31):
go down. Okay, Yeah,Alan and Kramer now like Cramer still confused,
and this is where Dan arrives.I love the handshake that Kramer gives
Dan. Yeah, I'm yeah,buddy, I've just met you. But
come here pal. What does hetry to do? Not do the give
handshake? But he's you know,normal handshake then the one where you're grabbing

(42:52):
each other's thumbs or something like that, or or a mo mistaken. I
think he's just like he grabs ontothe hand with two hands. He's like,
hey you go, oh okay,Yeah, that's where they like you
do when you're drunk and your meetsome Hey man, are you doing Yeah
exactly. Yeah, they're going toDan's going to protest. This is what
explains to why Brian is in Cramerclicks. So George and Jerry are waiting

(43:15):
for the tire to be changed.Do you see the way she was looking
at them? She's a Nazi,George a Nazi. Kind of acute thoughts,
Well, we're gonna make a planbefore they come back. What are
we gonna do? Let's just makea run for it. Can't run.
I have a bad hamstring. Ithought I heard it in the hotel room.

(43:37):
You know the way they tuck thecovers and will take in those hotel
rooms. I can't sleep like that, so I tried to kick it out
and they pulled it. I know, why do they make that bed salt
tight? You gotta sleep with yourfeet like that? George, you know
he can't run because you've got abad hamstring for trying to kick the covers
out. That is like quintessential George, isn't it. It's quintessential sign film.

(43:57):
Just take you a second to likewhy do they why do they make
the beds exactly in this situation,a sidebar, a conversation. Yeah,
it's for mental patients. And thenGeorge tries to call the police, but
unfortunate they come back in a littlebit too early. The Jews, they
hate grass. They're responsible for astrotoo. This is the thing that said

(44:17):
Tim won't leave. Then George waveshis dick around, he's O'Brien dick around
and gets him to leave again.He forgot something. I'm sorry, Why
didn't they just call the police back? Good point? Well, George is
probably thinking, oh, oh,they'll pick up, they'll know what was
the same number, and they'll thinkthat I'm a a brank caller or something.
Yeah, yeah, but they suggestgetting out at Cramer and a Lane,

(44:42):
and they can't shoot us in thecity because nobody's been shot in the
city. Jerry's eye roll after thatis just fantastic. I don't think.
I mean, he does a lotof sort of expressive acting and physical acting
all that kind of, but Ithink that's the most extreme that he's ever
done. Like real gonna, yeah, real eye roll. That's great.
Kramer thinks that Jerry is O'Brien.I'm not telling something that's going on.

(45:04):
I can feel it, sense itjoking around. Hold on, this is
no joke. Brian's coming in fromChicago. Jerry's in allimbo says he's a
Brian. That's not funny. Ohmy god, yes, yes, what

(45:25):
is it? Don't you see?There's always been something very strange about Jerry,
always so clean and organized. DoI have to spell it out for
you? The limbo, the name, the rally at Madison Square Garden,
Jerry O'Brien are the same person.Jerry is the leader of the Area Union.
Jerry's the Nazi. Listen, youidiot, just down. I know

(45:55):
Jerry, you nay, don't thinkhe's not a Nazi. He's just neat.
That's just like so perfect, isn'tit. He's not a Nazi,
he's just neat. But the wayas you're saying earlier, the way that
she's just like maybe he's in onit, it could be like she's just
just taking the fist. This isUnfortunately, we live in a post COVID

(46:16):
world now where a lot of theconspiracy theorists who we may not have known
we're conspiracy theorists, we now knowthe conspiracy theorist And that was saying shit
during that time where you're like,I wonder if they'll ever look back on
that and go, I probably shouldhave put my phone down. Oh yeah,
yeah, It's it's always funny whenyou know the rational and just about

(46:37):
every other thing, but they've got, you know, one little conspiracy there,
and you want to, oh,is this like the crack and the
damn? You know, if ifeverything started out everything I'll started to go
south, would you sort of startseeing more cracks like and then this happened
and that's responsible for that? Yeah, I wonder if believing in one conspiracy
theory sort of leads to believing inmultiple conspiracy theory. I feel like many

(46:58):
of us have that one friend whowe know believes in at least one conspiracy
to you, and we don't dareask them on it. We don't don't
question them on it because if youdo, you know, it's just gonna
just unravel. Oh yeah, that'spicking up the loose thread, and then
your whole jumper is just a pileof the pile of the three. It's
like, I like, ninety fivepercent of you that that bit there,
I could like, I can justforget it, and the majority of you,

(47:21):
I like, let's just leave thatpart aside and focus on the what
I do. Like George is nowwhistling if I were a rich man,
Joe, tell them to stop it. Tim. Tim thinks that you know,
you don't look like O'Brien's and Murphy's. Oh might not look like a
Murphy, but I act like aMurphy. He's Murphy to a fault.
And he says he's from Ireland,but he's gone unfortunately a Scottish Scottish accent

(47:44):
because on the on the border.I love that the Cereal famine story just
straight away just comes up with astory what they came to America? He
thinks um came of thinks that they'reCIA. Georgeorge's George's CIA too, Joe,
Joe's too normal to be a comedian, and George's whole person. It's
a disguise. No one could belike that. And this is sorry,
this is where we get that Lanepatronizing him because it's just he's whole.

(48:07):
It's just Cramer here. The majorityof Crammer we like. And then you
focus on the conspiracy theories. ButCramer as a character, he's very open
minded. You can tell you hecould be kind of personally be very sucked
into that kind of thing. Well, yeah, I mean, I don't
think this is a theory that he'sgoing to carry to his grave. I
think he's just trying to make senseof a situation that seems nonsensical. So
it's like, well, you know, sometimes you've got to pick the most

(48:30):
sensible, you know, explanation,and in this case it's yeah, they're
either neo Nazi or CI or whatever. He's just gone completely off the rails.
But like I said, I justlove Julia's yeah, sort of imitation
of Michael Richards plays Kramer thought thatthey arrived to pick them up and they

(48:51):
think they're safe, but unfortunately thecrowd over here is Kramer saying O'Brien.
They think it's O'Brien, so Iget into the limoid to get safe.
Kramer gets the names confused immediately.It's always Cramer. It just starts the
schemes to unravel. Happened in themin their boyfriend Remember where's he answered the
phone and things like that. Sohe passes the phone to Ava and she
says, it's O'Brien, and ifyou're in George or Joe's position, not

(49:13):
need black. Oh no oh.Cut to Ava and Tim pointing the guns
at them. We all come cleanat the same time, like as i'd
ask, you know, so sorry. We would want to upset an Nazi.
We would want to do it.I mean, while the crowd's jumping
all over the limbway thinking that theyare the Nazis, and it's just it's
all gone to shit. I wastrying to hear what the various actors were
saying when they're having the guns pointthem. I just love Julius saying I

(49:37):
would never make a Nazi unhappy.Yeah, yeah, I would never.
They see Dan at the window.He's confused, and then George is down
on the news pleading I am notO'Brien, I'm not O'Brien. Meanwhile,
it says O'Brien and that wraps itup, and that wraps it up.
Yeah, well with a little bitof a comedy at the end of it.
But I did like the stand upat the end with the two versions
of the hile the casual casual workplace. Ha. Yeah, I mean,

(50:00):
but a bit of an abrupt ending. Yeah, I thought that the episode,
it's like they wrote it into awrote themselves into a hole, like
how do we get out into acorner? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's like there's no way of gettingout, which normally sifel doesn't feel like
that, But at the end,I just went, oh, that that's
the end, okay, because Iwasn't doing a track of the time,
but when it got to the Iwas wandering to think, how is this
all going to work out for them? And it doesn't work out? No,

(50:23):
No, I've been interesting to seehow this situation actually resolved itself.
Yeah, anyway, but I meanit's kind of a memorable closer though.
Just John Camera on the six o'clocknews or whatever it is, Yeah,
yeah, just identified as as donaldoreBrian Nazi leader or thank god this was

(50:43):
the pre internet. So overall,I remember when I first, you know,
was a big fan of Scifelf watchingthe show through, I wasn't huge
in this episode. Revisiting it now, I know whether it's just age or
experience, but I'm watching now,I'm just like, this is so fucking
fun. It's just the idea ofbeing a situation and the first half of
it, anyway, being in asituation where you're like you're pulling something off
where you know it's a bit cheeky, you're not really breaking any laws,

(51:06):
you don't want to get caught,but it's like the thrill of being caught.
It's like, oh my god,how fun can we How fuck can
we push this? When we pickup our friends, we can go to
the basketballs it'll be great. Butthen obviously all und rebels. But yeah,
the Limo a very enjoyable episode.Yeah. Look, I was very
very happy to revisit this one.I was one that I was looking forward
to, and it lived up toits reputation in my mind, because the

(51:30):
mail never stops. It just keepscoming and coming and coming. There's never
a line up. It's relentless allright. Some mail Bay questions here,
starting with our man Pat Right,He says, what's the least important thing
you would pay to be in alimo? For the least important thing?
It's funny when I was a teenagerthe area grew up in that I grew
up in a suburb called Cryo forour list is sort of like the riff

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raff area, and the Cryo boyswhenever used to go to a concert.
I would always go on the train, but they would always hire a limo
to go to the concert. No. I just saw it so fucking lame.
But they thought that was so cool, rocking up the festival hall getting
out of a limo, like theythought they were fucking rock starts. You
just looked like dickheads. Having saidthat, look, I don't think i'd
go anywhere in Geelong in a limo. I think if I was going to

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be hiring a limo, i'd probablywant to make the trip to Melbourne.
Yeah. Now, but if you'relike in high school whatever to your to
your dad or whatever it is yourdead ball and that kind of thing,
you might do it in high school. We did in high school. Maybe
maybe, but I don't know.I gotta like the idea of your mate
just rocking up downside festival. Thething is they used to think that when

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they rocked up that people thought,oh my god, someone for the band
arrive in ten minutes before the showstarts. It's gonna be there. But
what's what's the least important thing thatI would actually do it for. It
has to be you're gonna make itworth it, don't you? You really
do? I mean what, You'renot going to hire a limo to go
down the supermarket ship. We're outof rise bubbles. Next questions from Jack

(53:01):
McFadden. Would you date a Naziif she was cute enough? Firstly no,
Secondly, heck you don't think Ican't think of that now? Of
course, Look, yeah there's something. There are some lines where it's just
like, I don't care how gorgeousyou are. No. A joke that

(53:22):
I wrote agent was, um,it's not really even a joke. Some
people are much to find the defensive. I think some like limited edition chocolate
bar had come out. It wasreally tasty, and I think I wrote
when asked if you would punch ababy in a face to get a free
you know, Mars raspberry chocolate barguy Davis was her to reply, A

(53:45):
baby, I don't know, butI thought there was a brigig gag if
what if? What more guys,and was following on Twitter was at Robert
guy Davis that's correct? Or doyou have a like a I just used.
I just used for figure discounts nowis my personal one? Yeah?
At four finger Pod. If you'renot following us yet. Guys, if
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All right, but yeah. Inanswer and in answer to Jack's question,

(54:29):
no, I would not date aNazi. Andrew just maybe. Andrew Swan
says if you somehow ended up inthe wrong limo and you were mistaken for
someone famous, how would you goabout going along with it? Like?
Would you be able to? Iwould go that I like to play.
It saved most of the time.But there's a part of me that's just
like, no, no, no, fuck this this is a once in

(54:49):
a life opportunity. Let's what's theworst that can happen? Like you were
saying earlier, let's just go withthis. If they if they think that
we're this person, why wouldn't you? But look, what actually is the
worst that can happen? I thinkI'd be constantly trying to think of ways
to not admit that I was theperson they thought I was. You know,
so I could What was it likewhen you made such and such?

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Well, it's like anything when whenwhen when you make anything, you know
it's going to be an interesting situation, isn't it. You know, don't
cop to being the person they thinkyou are, so in case, you
know, they say we're going tochuge you with fraud. It's like I
never said I was so and soyou thought I was so and so I
didn't. I didn't say, Ididn't deny it. I didn't deny it.
But everyone's listening is going, ohmy god, God's the worst person.

(55:32):
He's got no moral compass. He'sGeorge, Holy Holy asked, have
you ever pretended to be somebody elseto get something? How do you pretend
to be somebody else? How doyou get into that situation? I've used
a fake idea when I was youngerto get into a pub, but that's
about it. Yeah, I've neversaid it was anybody else. I've never
needed too too famous. Likewise,I'm talking about you. That's you.

(55:58):
Oh, I'm David. I've alsoposted on our Twitter page at Talking Seinfold
to see whether anyone's asked the questionon there. All right, so this
one's from Boston Kennedy. Boston Kennedysays, do you guys ever come across
these articles offended from Seinfold and Friendsand always can't help but read them?
Always very amusing. We've discussed thison the Friends podcast and where they you
know, you get Yeah, yourmillennials going, oh my god, we

(56:21):
should totally cancel this Friends episode,and should totally cancel this Siinfold episode,
And it's like, let's just fuckoff, go make a larte and go
sit with your fucking laptop. Wellyeah, I mean, rather than rather
than try to correct the past,or rather than try and rewrite the past,
why don't you just write the futureyes, don't you just you know,
make the kind of shows that youfeel would not offend. But yes,

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all the other shows we do onthe network, our Facebook page, prize
draws, and much much more.The next episode of Talking Stha will be
covering the episode. But good Samaritan, this has been the limo, mister
Davis. Any final words for thoseamazing listeners out there. Well, Dan,
I think I speak for both ofus when I say I would never
make a Nazi unhappy.