kramer's shoes in the first scene have red tape on the branding...then next one, after Elaine asks "what are those", the tape is removed. any insider info on this? were these shoes really an official product placement?

In “The Merv Griffin Show” Season 9 Episode 6, Kramer says “El Paso? I spent a month there one night” then he looks at the camera and laughs.

I have stolen this and used it whenever I am able to remember to say it. For example, someone will say they are going on a business trip to Reno. I say “Wow reno? I spent a month there one night” and I just looked down back at my phone. Will continue whatever I was doing. I’ve said this to about four or five people and every time I have gotten a good laugh. I recommend using it, but remember to keep your composure and pretend like you didn’t say anything weird, that’s what really gets people to laugh. Absurdity disguised as sincerity is comedy.

But FDR didn’t have 100% drop dead protection. And Schmoopy looks like someone just chose soup instead od her.

Evidence

- He knows where all the best bathrooms in the city offices are. Kramer even told Jerry they live in the bathroom and they spoke slang…George uses “baby” a lot.

- he has a “Mickey” source…a Mickey source is also a coc!ne source

- He used to be a real estate agent, 90% of them are avid coc@ine users, especially in NYC. And he got really upset with his boss when he couldn’t use his private bathroom. I think there was a bag sharing issue there between them.

- when the accountant started sniffing, george was the first one to react to it. It takes a heavy coc@ine user to spot another one.

- When he was forced to live with his parents he said his out of money. A real estate agent in NYC has a lot of money. With apartment prices that’s a lot of commission. Where did all his money go???…drugs.

- his character is very fast paced, erratic and fast spoken

It was right infront of us and we didn’t see it.

Same goes for Jay Riemenschneider

And it's every bit as bad as they say it is.