Quote Question

In article , [email] (Arlin Ketler) wrote:

   That came from the show that aired two weeks ago. Kramer was going to
sue the heiress o the O'Henry bar fortune because he wrecked Georges car
when he saw her walking down the sidewalk wearing only a bra.
   Jerry was attracted to her(hot). But he was with Kramer during the
accident and needed to testify on Kramers behalf. Jerry folded and Kramer
lost his law suit. Hence,the arguement follows
   Kramer: "You're just in it for the sex!!!"
   Jerry:  "You're just in it for the Money!!!"

I believe that this quote was from the episode when Elaine buys the bra for her friend. Kramer smashes up Georges car when him and Jerry see the woman on the street wearing only the bra. The quote comes from the scene in Jerry's apartment when Kramer is talking about needing Jerry to testify when he takes the woman to court, however, Jerry has become infatuated with the woman and doesn't want to testify. They get into an argument about the whole situation and that's when Kramer says "You're just in it for the sex" and Jerry responds, "You're just in it for the money!". I'm pretty sure that's it.

trev

Sounds like the recent episode with the O'Henry heiress trial. You know the one where Ms. O'Henry's decolletage (sp) caused Kramer to crash George's car. It was on sometime in January of this year. I hope I am correct and you can go on with your life.

Sincerely,

Caroline

On 7 Feb 1996, Arlin Ketler wrote:

This quote is taken from the episode in which Elaine's friend wears a bra as a regular piece of clothing, like a blouse. As a result, Kramer smashes up his car and decides to sue her for money, as she is the heiress to the Oh Henry! candy bar fortune. Jerry becomes infatuated with the woman and when Kramer asks Jerry to testify in his favor, Kramer and Jerry get into an argument containing the above quotation.

Hope this helps... Corey