one of the highest rated shows

No, believe me, there are plenty of black, Hispanic, Asian, etc. women who watch the show. A lot of lesbians also watch the show. Even if there are a lot of straight white women, you don’t become one of the highest rated shows in the entire country by being watched by one specific demographic. 

No, there’s no problem. It’s a really dumb thing to be mad about. It’s about as significant as a non-christian saying “Jesus Christ” when they stub their toe. Who fucking cares?

To be fair, if anyone tried to tell me the phrase ‘spirit animal’ is “cultural appropriation” I’d probably yell at them, myself. 

Yeah why would he ever speak in an intellectually honest way instead of just deferring to whatever the social justice norms of the moment are.

Anyone who’s ridden a razor scooter knows you don’t need a full pothole.  A buckle in the sidewalk is more than enough to fuck you up.

Lime Aid!

I have mixed feelings about this. It’s true that the move-fast/break-things attitude, as another commenter put it, creates issues around public consent. But it’s also true that official approvals can be stifled by entrenched corruption. The taxi cab industry is the textbook example of regulatory capture. They…

When the sclooting starts the schooting starts.

Hey, a twist of Lime got me out of a police cruiser, so that makes total sense.

For Ortho surgeons who get to repair your ACL after you hit a pothole on a 3 inch wheel. 

They’d probably have worked better in places where that “last mile” really is a mile: Suburban street corners in areas with shit public transit.

I hate to be pedantic, but they stopped being scooters when they decided to participate in the breaking down of storefront windows. Now they’re sclooters and I just can’t get on board with that.

Who knew flipping a Bird could be so effective?

Exit stage left. Enjoy a well earned retirement. Leave the spotlight for those that have the burning desire and something to prove. Loved the show when it was on and l love it even more as a re run. Generational television is a rare thing. Seinfeld never ‘jumped the shark’ and the ensemble cast went out at the top of…

In addition to what many other commenters have given as their favorite and regardless of the viewers politics, I found the Obama ep to be one of the most engaging. Not enough time was spent on the Vette but that’s because they didn’t really drive anywhere.

Isn’t his whole thing leaving on a high note?

I liked the show a lot, and I particularly enjoyed the episodes where it was clear that both Jerry and his guest were having fun. It stands to reason that if they’re not having fun anymore, then it won’t be as enjoyable to watch anymore, so it makes sense to end its run when the fun dries up. Eleven “seasons” and 84…

My favorite episode is with Ricky Gervais. I’m in tears watching them.

The amount of money Seinfeld has made purely from his entertainment jobs insane. On another level compared to almost any other entertainer. I’m sure he’s been wanting to take a break for a while.