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At first, I thought the woman was Christine Baranski.

If your gonna do interview shows at least get a decent camera and lose the overhead fan...so amateur.

Not a Seinfeld fan ... Definitely a Soup Nazi fan!

Elaine, let the man make his soup.

That show was the first time I ever heard of a soup called mulligatawny. I was curious so I looked it up. Looked really good so I showed my wife. She’s been making it ever since. My favourite.

I never got a dime from the Seinfeld show or any show

How much does a guy like this get for signing at a convention? Does he get a flat fee, or paid per autograph, or both?

Funny story- the soup Nazi was based off of a real person in NY and he hated the skit.

You're pushing your luck, little Man.

pointless without numbers.

I'm not a big Seinfeld fan. I don't hate the guy or show, just never got into it. But even I know "no soup for you." It's the most iconic line in the show imo

Shameless Yids

No soup for you now step aside 😂😂

I'm glad. That episode was great. It's still enjoyable all these years laters. I do feel bad for the real life person his character was based off.

Legendary! Is there anyone on the planet who does not know the soup Nazi? So funny even today. Good for you Larry!

So... soup for him.

The soup Nazi and Bookman were the best characters of the entire series. Well done sirs!

cool story.

Bro has a classy way of talking about how much he made. Used contextual clues at first and didn't elaborate until asked. That's humility!

🎨🎩

This is great

“No soup for you” 🍲

I've never seen the Seinfeld show and don't know who this gentleman is, but I saw "residuals" in the title and I'm always fascinated to hear actors talk about things we don't typically hear. I don't know what a "soup nazi" is, but it sounds like he was on a couple of shows and like some with smaller parts, sometime become quite popular. I'm not a fan of Ray Romano, so I wouldn't be interested in his show, but I am aware of its popularity. I'm glad to hear this man got returns for his work. I know in older shows that didn't happen. Sounds line a nice guy. I heard some not-so-nice things about a regular actor on that show, but I don't know what his name is. Good to hear about good people.

Being known for a catch cry can sometimes be a nightmare. Gary Coleman from Diff'rent Strokes had a terrible time when no one would let him move on from - what you talkin bout Willis? He later regretted being in show biz.

“I suggest you hit, sir” was delivered as perfectly as anything he did as the Soup Nazi

"They're gonna fire me and call Shaloub." Perfection.

This is an eye opener. Entertainment success is extremely lucky and can be so fleeting. No wonder people flocked to P Diddy parties for connections and a possible chance at success.

$2600.10 ain't bad back in the day

what did they actually pay you for the episode, motherfucker?

Wow. They ripped him off SO badly. This guy was probably the best and most famous character they ever had and they gave him bus fare.

ADIOS MUCHACHO!!!!!!

Yep, he clears bank, especially at San Diego’s Comic-Con. He blew up even more with Cameo.

GREAT TRULY GREAT

I loved him as a soup nazi

"I'm out"

Strange this video popped up while watching the soup nazi on my tv! These dam phones listen to everything nowadays!

Wasn't he in Scarface also?

NO SOUP FOR YOU!!!!~

I love this for him

Yeah right .....making a soup nazi as Arab fanatic a racist and lunitic What a zionist propaganda

4:40 I could listen for hours

Love Soup Nazi 😂 😅 hilarious 😂 I've got the t 👕 shirt, and on the back is George possing as pornstar BUCK NAKED!! 😅 😂 ❤ ❤ 😊

imagine keeping that mustache for 30 years just because of a 1 off tv show character LMAO L

a lot of people in Germany heard about the soup nazi from scrubs. I never had heard of Seinfeld and the show wasn't even mentioned in that episode. at least in the German dub. even though the scene made no sense for me and my friends, the name soup nazi was so funny and out of place that we gravitated to it. and we knew about all kinds of nazis. I mean at least fifty percent of history classes are about the third Reich and ww2.

No Soup for You! was my winning Fantasy Football team name that year. Loved it.

$2600 in 1998 is $4960 today adjusted for inflation.

I'm not a Seinfeld fan, so when people made such a thing over "The Soup Nazi", I thought the Soup Nazi was a running gag that they returned to now and again. But, to find out all these years later that, no, that was not the case. Wow!

So Larry David and Seinfeld made millions off the show and never thought of helping this guy out with some money, he has to keep a $20K day job to survive.

But can you cook soup?

$20k a year at his day job? What was he doing, working at a soup kitchen?