JERRY [WHISPERING]: Elaine.

BUCKLES: So, then, when I was 12,

JERRY: 55th Street. Great idea.

I don't know how you can eat that crap.

Uh, you see a guy who's about 5-foot 11,

That fountain of youth scene

All right, okay. There.

to one of your peers

a clearer understanding

My friend was getting it.

No, it's not. It's the ticket buyers' line.

from Milan to Minsk.

You see?

Well, I told you the Paragon.

Do you think I need to lose some weight?

No. No, don't wait!

What do you mean,

I didn't.

Either way.

It's the same movie.

You better move dat car, girl, fo' I bust you up...

If it's as good as Ponce de León,

Can we do this later, George?

Elaine. They didn't show. I can't wait any more.

[SIGHS]

Who else but my Alan would do something like that?

Then how come we're not moving?

We just had this exact same conversation

And I'm doing Letterman Monday.

When I asked you before if you had a ticket,

No, with the big head and the flared nostrils.

What am I doing now? My whole night's ruined.

Well, that's how I feel.

No, don't come over here! These are taken!

Jerry, could you do me a personal favor?

All right, here. It's my friend's ticket.

No, no, we go very soon.

Weight? No. You just need some height.

of our scheduling policies.

I don't have them yet.

Really?

I don't know. Diane told me to hold it for 15 minutes.

[INDISTINCT DIALOGUE]

No.

[LAUGHING] I mean, come on.

But I didn't even use the ticket.

All right, what time is it?

Mm-hmm.

He is cooking. He does a crepe...

I could be a while.

Hey-hey-hi!

But that was great.

To this day, I won't eat fish.

and tell them I can't make the movie.

MAN: Yes, a chess piece.

if there's even the slightest possibility

I got the st-- I'm telling you, I got the stub.

Well, what about Jerry?

Can you believe him?

Hey, did that guy show up?