The Jerk Store Called...

Dec 8, 19983 posts by 2 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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They were missing somebody and he was on Judge Judy tonight. This guy ("Jerk") sold another guy two Sein tickets (because he couldn't attend) for the cost of the tickets plus the cost of running the ad. The guy went to the show and Jerry announced that "the jokes were on him" and said everyone would receive their money back. "Jerk" had bought the tickets with his credit card, so his account was credited. The guy was suing him for the money, since he had paid "Jerk" cash for the tickets and he refused to give him the money back (because even though it was probably the "moral" thing to do, he wasn't sure about the "legal" issues). "Jerk" had to pay up. :) And once again, Judge Judy showed herself to be a Sein fan and thought it was great that he had been so generous. What a shame that someone like "Jerk" is also a fan. I think he is taking the George character way too seriously...

Cris

In article , [email] (FuzzMom) wrote:

This could be a start of a whole new thread: Seinfeld characters or those related to Seinfeld who were on Judge Judy. Kenny Kramer was on Judge Judy a while back, because he didn't pay one of his campaign people when Kramer was running for mayor of New York.

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Adam Sena wrote:

related to Seinfeld who were on Judge Judy. Kenny Kramer was on Judge Judy a while back, because he didn't pay one of his campaign people when Kramer was running for mayor of New York.

Yes, I saw that one too. Judge Judy thought Kenny was better looking than M.R. They should have had Judge Judy for the trial in the finale.

Cris