In "The Airport", who started the song "I like to shop at the duty-free shop"; Kramer or George?
Thanks.
--GW
Viewers debate whether Kramer or George started the duty-free shop song in "The Airport", with one noting Kramer said it first but George put it into song.
In "The Airport", who started the song "I like to shop at the duty-free shop"; Kramer or George?
Thanks.
--GW
Well, Kramer says it first, then George repeats it with inflection, then both break out into joyous song:
Which, of course, raises another nitpick question: is it "stop" or "shop"? I'm quite sure it's "stop", but maybe it isn't.
Anyway, you could make a case for either starting it-- Kramer is the first to bring it up, but George is the one who puts it (partially) into song.
Pick whichever situation makes you win the bet ;-).
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I beleive it was Kramer.