Maestro

I must say, I would not call the guy "Maestro". I think he needs an attitude adjustment, or he should get that big chip off his shoulder. Is it just me, or would many of us just prefer to tick him off and not call him "Maestro"? Also, I don't think George looks Italian, which of course is just the way it works out. And how about when the this line concerning the monkey that Kramer hit with the banana peel. . .

". . . he's even curtailed his auto-erotic activity!"

Now, is this really a problem?? Comment please.

That's precisely what Jerry was trying to do by finding a house to rent in Tuscany. Prove Bob Cobb (I'm sorry, Maestro!) wrong by finding a house to rent in Tuscany.

I myself would love to hack the "Maesto" off by not calling him that and watching his eyes twitch.

In Wayne Rust writes:

attitude adjustment, or he should get that big chip off his shoulder. Is it just me, or would many of us just prefer to tick him off and not call him "Maestro"? (snip-unrelated topic) ----------------------------------------------------------------------

I don't know, I guess it depends on if you like him or not. True, it's annoying, but how many people do you know like that? They have a main theme is their life and want to portray it ALL the time. I find the "Maestro" character pretty close to real life. Most people you know, you don't like them all the time, but you tolerate their shortcomings(as they do yours) in the name of friendship.

If I liked him most of the time, I would call him whatever he wanted to be called. If I didn't, I'd call him "Treble-Clef".

• Dennis

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Alot of people like to remind U that they are smart, accomplished I play keyboard Ive reminded my friend to call me Maestro too. But don't want to pull it all the time.

Forcing people to callhim Maestro is where the humor comes in. OF course no one wants to do it but it wouldn't be as funny if he just let it slide.

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