Kramer's jobs

Other than a short stint at an office job where Kramer carried an attache case full of crackers, what other jobs has he had? Is he supposed to be on some sort of relief or pension? Just wonderin' Ron

In article , "RErlandsen" writes:

Off the top of my head, he was the author of a coffee table book, played a part on Murphy Brown, was a model for Calvin Klein ads. I'm sure there are many more.

Add on stand in for tv show(s?)

SouperBrain

Yeah there is a few more.. (even if there are no evidence of wages :) A ball boy at the Tennis and one of those guys who gives information on a cinema hotline and when he worked for some firm, and they thought he was someone else! anthony

In article , Anthony writes:

The cinema hotline thing wasn't a job. People were just calling hum by mistake for the hotline so he started doing it.

add: Department store Santa Raincoat Salesman Hansen (sic) Cab Driver Movie Theater Owner Tony Award winning Broadway Producer and of course: Tour Bus Operator

Ixalot wrote in article ...

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He had a piece of the no-fat yogurt hut, too.

"Kevin J Vos" wrote:

Dont forget the Movie Line Telephone Operator [of course he wasn't getting paid for it though]

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Phil Stokes wrote in article ...

Gambling: His mudda was a mudda.

Hi!

I'm a Seinfeld fan from Norway. TV2 & Swedish TV telecast Seinfeld. Can anyone tell me which season this is?

Thanx

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On Sat, 20 Sep 1997, Bill Donovan wrote:

And don't forget the "Coffeytable Book"

Thx.

James "Gorilla" Hockenbarger 1 Corinthians 15:58

Boy am i stupid.

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On Tue, 23 Sep 1997, Gorilla wrote:

On Sat, 20 Sep 1997 20:59:58 GMT, [email] (Bill Donovan) wrote:

I don't think he got paid for that. That was his settlement for the suit he filed against the cigarette companies. He "got to be" the Marlboro man.

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On 20 Sep 1997 13:49:20 GMT, [email] (DLegler) wrote:

He gets coffee free from the out of court settlement for spilling hot coffee on himself. That saves him some money.

-Joe

Maybe in order to understand mankind, we have to look at the word itself: "Mankind". Basically, it's made up of two separate words - "mank" and "ind". What do these words mean ? It's a mystery, and that's why so is mankind.

One of the best lines in that show:

"Don't you know what a balm does? Do you do everything this 'Maestro' tells you?"

And the scene where George and Jerry bump into Kramer coming out of the coffe/espresso shop, and Kramer's all hopped up on caffiene, vveerryy ffuunnyy!

RErlandsen wrote : "Is he {Kramer} supposed to be on some sort of relief or pension?"

He has had many stints at short-lived "jobs" but no one knows what he does for money in-between those "jobs" I can't remember which episodes but I know it has been discussed among Jerry, Elaine and George "what does Kramer do for money" and I remember Elaine asking Jerry what Kramer does for a living; Jerry's response "I don't know..."

KIM