Anyway, that's a really loooonnnnggg explanation of why when I heard that Hulu was releasing all the seasons of Seinfeld on their streaming site and were doing a promotional event in Chelsea where they were allowing fans to tour an exact replica of Jerry's apartment I knew I had to be there! This all went down on T's last week of school so things were quite crazy around here, but I saw the apartment and met the Soup Nazi and made the WSJ while I was at it! Not bad for a morning adventure, right?
I was seriously considering wearing an 80's dress and big hair that would've made Elaine jealous, but then I remembered school pick-up right after and decided in this case that boring was better. Jerry's kitchen was just as I remembered it being!
How many kids can you fit on Jerry's couch? Well, let's see. Almost a million! They were nice enough to clear the place out before letting us in--we didn't bug anyone else and we had full use of the sofa, win-win.
Ever Knight, you can always count on him to smile for a picture!
Pretending to do some stand-up after touring the apartment. Everett thinks he's pretty funny, Quinny's silly sounds are impressive and my stage fright behind a mic is impressive.
Everett had no idea why I bribed him to pose on this chaise, but George Castanza would've been proud! (He'd have been more proud had Ev taken his shirt off, but I couldn't get him to do it! Yes, I tried!)
"No soup for you! Well, Except Quinny...you can have all the soup you want!" Meeting the Soup Nazi was the most unexpected and greatest part of our adventure. #favoriteepisode
Heaven forbid we end an adventure without a treat. This time it was Banh Mi sammy's at Chelsea Market and then mini black and whites at Empire Cake. Oh, and of course a box of Junior Mints for good measure ;)
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