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Clips from Seinfeld - The Raincoats (S05E05)
"As humans, we need training in social skills..."
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"...conversational distance."
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"Don't you hate these people that talk into your mouth..."
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"...like you're a clown at a drive-through?"
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"And handshakes is the worst."
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"There's absolutely no guidelines for handshakes."
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"You know how many people-? Too strong, too weak."
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"Sometimes they give you..."
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"...the three-quarter handshake, just the fingers."
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"Early release, late release."
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"Sometimes people will dispute your release."
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"You've let go. They're hanging on."
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"I have actually said to people, "Hey, the handshake is over.""
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"Too many pumps, coming in too high..."
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"...too sweaty, from too far away."
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"Sometimes a guy will give you a strong grip, late release..."
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"...and pull you in for the too-close conversation."
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"To him I say, "That's three strikes. You're out.""
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"You know, the timing couldn't be worse."
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"Is there a good time to have your parents stay with you?"
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"I haven't been together with Rachel for three weeks."
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"First I was on the road, then my parents show up."
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"I'm getting a little backed up."
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"- When are they leaving for Paris? - Not for three days."
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"- What about her place? - She lives with her parents."
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"Really?"
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"Maybe this will become, like, a cool thing, living with your parents."
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"Then maybe baldness will catch on."
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"Things will all be turning your way."
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"Hey, believe me, baldness will catch on."
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"When the aliens come, who do you think they're gonna relate to?"
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"Who do you think's gonna be getting tour of the ship?"
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"The baldies."
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"My parents want your parents over for dinner."
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"Good. I get the apartment for at least one night."
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"I'm paying for this Paris trip. It's their anniversary present."
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"- Hey, guys. - Hey, Alec."
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"- Hey, Alec. - This is Joey."
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"- Hey, Joey, how are you doing? - Hey, listen..."
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"...I was wondering if you'd be interested in doing some work..."
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"...for the Big Brother program. I'm kind of running the local chapter."
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"What do you say, George?"
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"- Well... - Wouldn't you..."
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"...like to be a Big Brother to someone like me?"
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"Please?"
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"Well..."
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"...sure, Joey, sure."
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"I would be thrilled."
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"That's great. Thanks. I'll get in touch with you."
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"Wouldn't you like to be a Big Brother-?"
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"All right, Joey. That's enough."
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"Let's go. See you."
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"- What happened? - What could I do?"
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"Did you see the mug on that kid?"
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"Wouldn't you like to pass the ketchup to someone like me?"
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"Please?"
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"Have you noticed they moved..."
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"...where they do the interview on Jeopardy?"
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"Yeah. It was in the middle of Single Jeopardy."
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"- Now it's after Single Jeopardy. - Yeah. It's much better, isn't it?"
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"Oh, no comparison."
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"I gotta get my parents one of those French-English dictionaries."
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"- Hey, hey, hey. - What?"
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"Your parents are going to Paris, right?"
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"- Yeah. - So I tell Alec..."
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"...that I have to go to Paris for an undetermined amount of time."
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"Then all I have to do is buy postcards..."
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"...and have your parents mail them from Paris."
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"- What about little Joey? - Who?"
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"- He's probably better off. - Yeah."
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"I'm trying to get out of this Big Brother program."
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"When you get to Paris, drop them in any mailbox."
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"- But there are no stamps on these. - You gotta buy French stamps."
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"I'll reimburse you, of course."
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"Why are you doing this?"
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"He wants this guy to think he's in Paris."
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"- Why? - Because George..."
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"...is a deeply disturbed individual."
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"Oh, hey, Helen. Could I use some more of your hand lotion?"
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"I told you it was good. It's from the Saks Fifth Avenue in Miami."
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"I'll remember that if I'm ever in Florida."
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"Yeah, or if ever on Fifth Avenue here in New York City."
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"- You can get some there. - Yeah?"
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"Say, those are nice pants. I got a pair just like them at home."
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"That doesn't surprise me. I bought these at Rudy's."
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"It's a used clothing store. See, when people like you die..."
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"...the widows, they bring in their wardrobes."
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"- They make a bundle. - Really?"
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"My father's got a ton of old clothes just sitting up in the attic."
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"- You think they're worth something? - If they're vintage."
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"And you're a widow."
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"What happens if the husband dies after the wife?"
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"- Who brings the clothing in then? - I suppose the children do."
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"Yes, I suppose they do."
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"All right. I got a 10:00. I'll see everybody later."
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"Hey, I just remembered..."
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"...my parents wanna have you over for dinner before you leave."
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"- What about tonight? - Tonight?"
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"Yeah. They're making paella."
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"I don't think we can make it tonight. We have plans."
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"- What plans? - We have plans."
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"- Where did you get plans? - We have plans."
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"- Well, what about tomorrow night? - Maybe."
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"Okay..."
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"- ...I guess I'll tell them that. - Okay."
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"- Hey, give them our best, though. - Yeah."
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"- I'll call you later. - Yeah."
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"- So, what plans do you have? - None."
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"So how come you're not going over there for dinner?"
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"Jerry, we don't care much for the Costanzas."
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"We can't stand them."
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"- Really? Since when? - Since always."
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"- We've never liked them. - Why?"
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"Well, they're so loud. They're always fighting."
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"It's uncomfortable. You never noticed?"
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"I noticed. But they're from your age group."
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"I didn't think you could detect..."
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"...abnormal behavior among your own kind."
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"Well, we do."
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"- Yeah? - It's us."
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