Kramer Tries To Save The Neighborhood | The Mom & Pop Store | Seinfeld
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- "Mom and Pop aren't even a mom and pop!"
From Seinfeld Season 6 Episode 8 The Mom & Pop Store: George claims he bought a celebrity's used car; Kramer tries to save a failing neighborhood business.
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Seinfeld stars Jerry Seinfeld as a stand-up comedian whose life in New York City is made even more chaotic by his quirky group of friends who join him in wrestling with life's most perplexing, yet often trivial questions. Often described as "a show about nothing," Seinfeld mines the humor in life's mundane situations like waiting in line, searching for a lost item, or the trials and tribulations of dating. Co-starring are Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Jerry's ex-girlfriend and current platonic pal, Elaine Benes; Jason Alexander as George Costanza, Jerry's neurotic hard-luck best friend; and Michael Richards as Jerry's eccentric neighbor, Kramer.
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Kramer leaves him the only pair of shoes that would actually need cobbling repair
jerry wearing cowboy boots ties the whole Midnight Cowboy joke together
A ha... there's the joke. Thank you
I never picked up on that.😮
*that can receive cobbling repair
Kramer immediately throwing Jerry under the bus...."Well, he's got a Peter Pan complex" 🤣🤣🤣
To "throw (someone) under the bus" is an idiomatic phrase in English meaning to blame or abandon a person for selfish reasons.
whats peter pan complex anyway ?
@@adham66425 It involves The Fancy Boy Syndrome....it's best we just leave it there! 😉
@@adham66425 Someone wants to be young forever and acts like a teenager.
Explains why he dated that 17 year old
Kramer does a fantastic Dustin Hoffman impression. The Midnight Cowboy ending gag is my favourite Seinfeld movie reference
I was just about to ask the movie reference for that last scene 😂, thank you for naming it
I would have to go with the marathon man one
I thought Jerry was Ratso.
@@christopherstarr8050 Little big man was one of my favorites. If you like the oldies you gotta see that one.
They have a great Godfather ending too
“I dont wanna be a cowboy!”
That had me crack 😂😂😂😂😂
Elaine breaking down how ridiculous their hypothesis was... 😂
Maybe they were just waiting to pounce on a good sneaker opportunity?
@@cactuscosyusa 😆
they were sneakers for 48 years
She's a lib but she was flashing the WP hand signal. Of course regular people aren't allowed to do that.
@@artsmith103You're probably the kind of person who thinks everyone is giving them the finger.
@@rjathar that’s probably the best Elaine thing in Seinfeld . It’s hilarious the way she says it. Her sarcasm is so great
“Let me tell you, if my mom and pop ran a store, I wouldn’t shop there.”
“This place could blow any minute!” Kramer, a master at pointing out things so eloquently and succinct.
“These are Load Bearing Walls!”
Mom and Pop aren't even a Mom and Pop! Lmao
It was a scam.
Yep, they didn't even have Kids.
I laughed for about 10 minutes after that
🎼 *Everybody’s talking at me. I don’t hear a word they’re saying…just driving around in Jon Voight’s car* 🎶
@@Spacemutiny KRAMER!
Didn't another Pop mess up George's John Voight car?
@@tomojay28Yes, and his daughter wanted to have George committed.
Sometimes I spell Jerry... with a G!
@@raymondliang7 and an I !!!!
I love how you could almost always tell what was parody in this show even if you didn't get the reference, just due to how out of character the scene was
Has Elaine not ever heard of the long game? That was the genius of mom and pops scheme and they pulled it off! Crafty little cobblers!
uhhhh...no, don't be ridiculous 😂 Jerry's sneakers weren't enough to keep them from going out of business
😂😂😂😂
So patient to wait all those years. And it worked! Imagine how much made at their garage sale in Jersey. Craft little cobbler crooks!
Seinfeld was fantastic, they were so in synch last few years, everyone was soo funny...one of the best sitcoms ever
Hey cowboy, where's your horse?! You BETTER run!! 🤣🤣🤣
I guess mom and pop were struggling to the point they couldn’t take out a small business loan
2:25 "I dont wanna be a cowboy!"
Jerrys screeching whinning is hilarious
“You’re a bunch of yuppies” haha (edited thank you grammar police)
YOU'RE
The ending though 😂😂
Jerry has a thing for sneakers and it shows in so many ways even in real life 😂
establish trust...............for 48 years!
They were so sneaky!
The Midnight Cowboy episode. Probably my favorite one...Definitely top two.
I thought I’d seen every episode, but I don’t remember this one.
First time seing this episode too!
Midnight cowboy! Great movie 🎥
0:14
The way George says "Cookies" can't get enough of that
You can get enough of it.
I’m trying to remember the episode where Elaine said it that way.
@@LowLevelNCGeorge was imitating Kramer but you're probably thinking of the airplane episode ("do you know the people up here are getting cookies?!").
Same with kramer 😂😂😂 0:10
@@bink I finally found it! Season 3 “The Boyfriend”. Elaine and Jerry are talking about her date with Keith Hernandez. She said it then too.
The Midnight Cowboy callback was a nice touch.
😂😅🤣Midnight Cowboy!!
wow this is new to me. ive been watching Seinfeld for decades and I don't think ive ever seen this episode more than once or at all!
Don't you love it when you find one !!!???
That was clearly an i don't wanna be a pirate versioned into cowboy 🤠. 😂😂
And later he says “I don’t wanna be Switzerland” i.e., a neutral place for Kramer and Newman to keep their Risk board.
They conned us and they scored, big time! 😂
Mom and pop weren't even a mom and pop!!!!!!
It was a scam.
I dont wanna be a cowboy. I dont wanna be a pirate. Jerry rejecting all the fun roles.
Kramer 😂
What does "Bogambo" mean I love how Kramer has all these names for people.
Bogambo was a famous gorilla who lived in a New York zoo.
One day a zookeeper helped him escape and kept him in her apartment.
Mom and Pop aren't even a Mom and Pop!
It was a scam.
mom and pop aren't even a MOM AND POP!? HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHA I love this show
3:31 that like always gets me 😂
This is why I shop Amazon over Mom & Pop shops; don't want my shoes to be stolen and auctioned off.
Well, lots of stolen merchandise gets sold on Amazon. All the shoplifting gangs raid Target, clothing stores, Walgreens, etc., and sell the stuff online.
Kramer's hilarious🤣💯👍
I love how Jerry almost breaks into laughter when Kramer looks at him at 4:57
Almost.
lol.. so in short.. mom and pop planned for 48y to run off with sneakers.. and luckily it's jerry's :D
Just driving around in Jon Voight's car.
John. Gerri pointed that out.
I Effin LoVe this Sitcom... Well produced and Written!
1:37 😂😂😂
4:05 Chris from Kenan and Kel
Im surprise to say after 30 years I don't think I ever seen this episode. Wish I could see the full
Nice Midnight Cowboy reference at the end.
Anyone else notice the Midnight Cowboy references? There are also at least two more big ones within the series.
Mom and Pop’s plan was to move into the neighborhood, establish trust…for 48 years, and then run off with Jerry’s sneakers?
Apparently...
Apparently, they were waiting 48 years for the big sell, Thanks Kramer.
And they scored... Big time!
Jerry Seinfelt doesn't want to be a cowboy or a pirate either.
Or Switzerland.
@@bossfan49 beat me to it
Kramer calls George Mogambo. 🥨
2:21 What about those sneakers?
Pfff...
Kramer aint goin to no Bellevue!
Hes falling apart here!!
☠️💀
Lmao 🤣😂 this was the best show ever, I so miss it!!!
How did a stranger obtain Seinfed's private number and why would he think of informing Seinfeld his sneakers were being sold @ a garage sale? Could someone fill me in?
He was probably listed. Most people were back then. My friends and I would prank call people from the White Pages 😂
Maybe Kramer gave Mom and Pop Jerry's number so they could call him when his sneakers were ready.
He probably called to confirm if the sneakers really were Jerry’s.
I’M WALKING HERE!
Elaine’s eyes 👀 😂😂
How did the episode end? Did he get his sneakers back?
Good question... that's exactly what i want to know! 🤔
Kramer getting others into trouble being a good Samaritan
Kramer is a dachshund in human form. A loyal, loving companion, that'll destroy your entire apartment all in an afternoon.
Everybody's Talkin
It's midnight cowboy all over again. And I bet Jerry was wearing the boots? Ok, ok bury him on boot hill?
Midnight Cowboy reference was golden
Jerry wears his jeans tucked into his boots like a city slicker from back east
Who was Kramer best friend hmmm mystery
this might be elaine's greatest monologue in the series 3:38
You Got A Crack In The Sidewalk Now You Ought To Get That Fixed. Classic Kramer😂
I Don't Wanna Be A Cowboy
Kramer just wait a few years when a small mom and pop business opens... it's called Amamzon
He doesn't want to be a cowboy, he doesn't want to be Switzerland. I'm starting to think Jerry doesn't want to be anything.
Jerry huggin Kramer and Kramer wanting no part of it sums up everything about Seinfeld.
They show a shot of the boots on Jerry's feet, and right behind them is a white pair of Jerry's sneakers.
“So, Mom and Pop’s plan was to move into the neighborhood, establish trust….for 48 years….and then run off with Jerry’s sneakers?”
Julia’s delivery of that little speech is perfection.
It has to do something with Kramer 😅
Isn't the guy who calls Jerry the manager of the store in the Kenan & Kel show?
Yep
Homage to midnight cowboy
I'd actually love to shop from a store owned by Frank and Estelle Costanza
Can you imagine the grief you would get for returning a purchase? YIKES
YUH NAHT SELLIN OUR WATAHPICK
@@EvilApple567 🤣🤣🤣 Wonder if their Store would be called "Serenity Now"
Id rather just hang out and listen to them argue
@@BradiKal61 No Doubt! Bet Frank would notice too while arguing if anyone "five finger discounted" anything off the shelves! 🤣
In this one Kramer honestly tried to do something good for mom and pop
It's a shame
Why dont i remember this episode??
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George Costanza: the man with a Go! Go! corporate takeover lifestyle.
I never quite understood the end of this scene. It's the one sad semi-serious moment in the entire series.
Homage to Midnight Cowboy (famous Dustin Hoffman, Jon Voight film). George sings the theme song earlier in the episode.
What episode
I don’t wanna be a cowboy 🤠
He has Peter Pan complex
1:32⚡💥
2:17👢👢
It would have been funnier if Kramer had left him a pair of ice skates?
In Business For Forty - Eight Years.. Can't Pay For An Electrical Repair?
They were going out of business soon anyways
Kramer was their only costumer
Elaine 😊
Kramer 😊
4:20
Anybody else notice Jerry stopped wearing sneakers after this episode? I don’t think he got his sneakers back
NY city doing what it does best, running small businesses out to make room for homelessness and crime! Nice to know that some things never change!
Right?
I'm sad Jerry stopped wearing sneakers after this episode :(
Sydney wears cowboy boots ? I need to buy her some flip flops ❤
Who is Sydney?
So cool to see Chris from Kenan and Kel is in this Episode.
No it isn't.
Hey Cowboy, where's your horse?
I need to know....did he get his sneakers back?
briscons pallets placed
sneakers scent learnt ladder lace
tonya miners face
I don’t remember this one
Now we know why mom and pop stores barely exist anymore…
The last scene is a ‘tribute’ (kind of) to the film, 'Midnight Cowboy'.
I think most of us got that, esp with the music, Jon Voight appearing in the episode and George singing "Everybody's Talkin'" earlier in the episode.
@@bossfan49 “Most of us got that”?! Oh…..NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-oooooooooooooo! BWAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
You’re a 🤡.
does he make it to mom and pop? is there a scene for that?
No. They didn't make a scene of it
@@robquin1525 miss opportunity. Maybe there is a deleted scene for it? to bad if not
@@chrism3784 there wasn't a deleted scene either