What do you tip a chambermaid?

I don't know why, but I thought that George's obsession on what you tip a chambermaid was so hysterical. Just the way he carried on in the police car made me crack up. As if it weren't a strange situation to begin with, George is asking criminals what to tip a chambermaid. I thought it was a riot. That whole police car scene was actually hysterical. The siren gag was great too. Jerry's impression of a British siren was quite funny and the way they made the conversation sound as if they really were interested in the evolution of a police siren was hysterical.

Dave

p.s. I was in Minneapolis for 4 days and didn't tip the chambermaid. I didn't know you were supposed to until the episode was on. Poor Minh.

The bit about the 12-gauge rifle was funny, too. It was so obvious that neither one of them had ever touched a rifle. They sounded like I would sound trying to talk about guns.

The police car scene was the only scene I enjoyed from this two- parter. Otherwise, I thought it was a big disappointment.

John

I would tip $5 a night!!! But I am a big-tipper as the Smog Strangler was also reportedly a generous tipper!!!!

I enjoyed the whole show - the second part the best. I got a kick out of when they were calling 911. When George was asking passer- byers where they were, it was funny. Wasn't that "Earth" joke used before?

In article [email] writes:

Many, many times. The first instance I recall was ca. 1954 on "I Love Lucy," in the splendid "Loving Cup" episode.

Lucy gets her head stuck in a loving cup and she and Ethel take the subway to a jewelers' who will remove the cup. They are, predictably, separated in the subway. Lucy is stranded on the platform, cannot see because of this gosh-awful cup over her head, and, hoping she is at the <54th Street> station, cries out: "Where am I?" A passer-by glances at her and says: "Earth."

ObSeinfeld: Elaine's only been gone 2 eps and I miss her dreadfully! I guess I had not realized how much she contributed to the chemistry of the show until now. /* ducks flames for being stoopid */

In article [email] (Al Wesolowsky) writes:

   ObSeinfeld: Elaine's only been gone 2 eps and I miss her dreadfully! I
   guess I had not realized how much she contributed to the chemistry of
   the show until now.
   /* ducks flames for being stoopid */

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   Al B. Wesolowsky         [email]      Chresmology
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Are You suggesting that Elaine is no longer with the show??? I haven't read this newsgroup for a couple of weeks, so I'm not up on the latest developments.

VP.