When Kramer says that he doesn't want to be jacked with a sock full of pennies is that any reference to some earlier episode when someone was upset with Kramer about a bunch of change, or something? A friend said this is so, but I couldn't remember anything like that.
Reverse Peephole Question
[email] wrote:
Putting a lot of coins in a heavy sock makes a dangerous weapon of the streets that can be swung with some force. I believe it is a New York City term for being mugged from behind and then robbed.
There was The Calzone episode where Jerry has Kramer pay Todd Gakk with a sack full of change for the cigars that turned out NOT to be 'cuban' cigars but that had nothing to do with the 'jacked' remark.
yes, when George asked Kramer to buy Calzone's for Steinbrenner at the Italian pizzeria, but Kramer could only pay with pennies in a sack. Kramer dumped his pennies all over the counter, but the cashier refused the pennies, and would not give him the calzones. Kramer also asked the cashier to put his underwear in the oven, and he did, but he burned them. [email] wrote in message ...
Sorry,but this is the first time that Kramer mentioned being hit with a sock full of pennies.It's never happened to him,or anyone else on the show until that episode.
Scanner