The best line in the Puerto Ricon day has to be this line by Kramer near the end.
Jerry:"Who's watching the Saab factory?" (meaning his car)
Kramer: (quietly with a strange look on his face) "Jerry that's in Sweden"
Don't you agree?
Fans debate the best line from "The Puerto Rican Day" episode, with discussion centered on Kramer's response about Sweden and other memorable moments from the episode.
The best line in the Puerto Ricon day has to be this line by Kramer near the end.
Jerry:"Who's watching the Saab factory?" (meaning his car)
Kramer: (quietly with a strange look on his face) "Jerry that's in Sweden"
Don't you agree?
I found that rather unamusing
Harold Niman wrote in message ...
Can't say that I do, at least as to Kramer's response. It was not a line that was funny "unto itself" but only allowed a reaction of panic and exasperation from Jerry that his car was sitting in traffic w/o a driver. It also speaks poorly of the intellect of Kramer, who wacky though he may be, has not generally been portrayed as stupid. Anyone with an IQ over 90 would have understood what Jerry meant.
Mike
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And the fact that Kramer, by simply facing away from the woman, felt he could 'step out of character' and address Jerry directly, rather than continue the 'Varnson/Pennypacker/Vandelay' charade. I love when he does stuff like that.
BTW, for my money, the funniest line was "Get ready for an all out bidding war. Advantage Varnson!!"
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