Don't know if this has been mentioned as a list possibility before, but does anyone have a list of the amount of money Jerry loses on the show? It occured to me that Jerry has lost millions of dollars on the show.
For example:
In The Finale, Jerry admits to losing the Contest. - $100.
In The Pitch, Jerry pays for Susan's dry cleaning bill. - $6
In The Cadillac, Jerry buys his dad a car. - $10 000?
Here are my 2 cents worth (amounts are just first guesses if they have an *) ========================================================= The Revenge - $1200 for the washing machine The Wallet - $40 thrown out The Stock Tip - $1200* Sack of Pennies to Todd Gakk for bad cigars The Calzone $300* What about the money he lost on his suede jacket? $1,000*, ??? The check he wrote to his neighbour for damage to the car he did not do. $600 or so*????
...you are right there are probably many more...
My kids loved Jerry's HBO special - they also were in stitches with that and the bit about when you are a kid everything you say is UP - wait up, etc... and when you are old everything you say is DOWN - slow down, sit down, etc... He has great insight into people's essence.
How about the $20 he lost when Elaine threw it out the window in "The Opposite" (my personal favorite episode). He did find $20 a minute later, but it was still lost for a little while.
about the $20 he lost when Elaine threw it out the window in "The
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$1200 for the washing machine
Tip - $1200*
$300*
gave his dad.
The biggest loss had to be when he kept flying down to Florida to buy back his father's Cadillac from Jack Clompus. He maxed out his credit cards and wound up sleeping in it.
I think he spent $200 dollars on the "Wizard" tip-calculating machine, which unfortunately was bought legitimately and not "hot", and then bought an unknown quantity of lesser-quality "Willards" for about $50-each as part of Kramer's run for the presidency of Del Boca Vista.
"For kids everything is up. Wait up, hold up, shut up. Adults are exactly the opposite -- everything is down. Calm down, slow down, come down, put that thing down!"
One of my favourite jokes in the whole act. He has a knack for making light of such trivial things. I also enjoyed the opening bit about the standing ovation.
Easy to lose (or more often, give away) thousands...when you are worth $500 million. In real life Jerry's also generous to family and friends. His mom gets a new Mercedes of her choice every couple of years, and she's picked up more than a few speeding tickets while behind the wheel.
That was in "the Alternate Side" one of my favorite episodes, I still fall to the ground in laughter when Jerry is explaining what a "reservation" is when they tell him they don't have a car for him, but they do have his reservation....
According to the Total Recall section of Entertainment Weekly's Definitive Viewer's Guide, "...Jerry loses money.....$34,275.50 plus a TV, a stereo receiver, 2 charter tickets to Paris, a BMW, 2 meals at Mendy's, and numerous amorous visits from a maid--actual values unknown..."
How about the time he paid for Elaine's long distance bill she racked up at work ($400 I think) so she wouldn't have to be in contact with the woman he had talked dirty to.