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Clips from Seinfeld - The Letter (S03E03)

"Really? That's so impudent."
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"Yeah. So Lenny gave me the tickets for tomorrow night."
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"I'm inviting Frank and Marsha. Want you to come."
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"I've got plans, though, Mr. Lippman."
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"Well, break them."
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"You missed the bris. I want you at the game."
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"Okay. Okay."
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"- Good. - Okay, Mr. Lippman."
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"And, Elaine, you know the Baltimore cap you got in your office..."
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"...wear it. I'm gonna have a little fun with him."
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"How's it coming?"
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"Good. Good."
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"Seen any good movies lately?"
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"No. Not really."
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"- You? - No."
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"I like a good comedy."
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"You know, like a Neil Simon."
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"Some of his stuff."
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"I've seen most of it."
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"I guess my favourite would have to be..."
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"...Chapter Two."
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"I don't know. Maybe."
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"Funny. Funny."
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"In fact, it was on TV just the other night."
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"Happened to catch it."
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"I couldn't help but notice..."
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"...a stunning similarity..."
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"Well, we've made our decision."
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"We want the Kramer."
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"Five thousand? Why would anybody buy Kramer for $5000?"
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"Boy, the Yankees cannot buy a hit tonight."
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"Yeah."
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"And by the way, can you get this thing out of my house?"
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"I'll make a deal with you."
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"Seems to be a lot of trouble in the area just behind the Yank ee dugout."
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"Behind the dugout? That's where we were sitting the other night."
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"We're not gonna show it, don't want to encourage that kind of behaviour."
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"How do you lik e that, Seaver?"
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"And, boy, she's something, and a Baltimore fan at that."
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"Holy cow!"
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"When I was 17, I ran away from home and hopped a steamship to Sweden."
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"- This steak is excellent, by the way. - More potatoes?"
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"Yeah, yeah, sure. Please."
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"Baseball season's starting. I'm very excited about that."
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"Did you ever sneak down to better seats at the game..."
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"...and get caught by the usher?"
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"When you're a kid, you're getting chased from every place anyway."
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"When you're an adult, it's really embarrassing."
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"You have to pretend like there's some confusion."
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"I don't understand how this could have happened."
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"Let me see. I see the problem."
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"These are very good seats. I have very bad seats."
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"That's the misunderstanding."
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"- But they're still friends. - Yeah, yeah. They're like this:"
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"Here. Play with this."
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"- Nina's father. - Hi, hi, Mr. West. I'm sorry."
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"Look, I'm tired of all this fighting."
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"I'm sick and tired of running from places and people and relationships."
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"I know how I feel."
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"You know, it's not really that terrible."
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"She wouldn't take the cap off?"
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"- You broke up with her. - I wasn't thinking. I don't know."
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"Hey, how you doing?"
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"No. But didn't she know they were the owner's seats?"
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"...to ask someone to take off a baseball cap at a baseball game."
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