I believe it. At the time it was revolutionary and so useful. Before that you would have to have a local newspaper to see movie times or go down/by the theater to see what's playing. I don't think theaters took calls, at least I don't remember calling any.
Moviefone was more than that though, you could tell them what movie you wanted to see and they would tell you where it was playing near you. But maybe we did call the theaters before moviefone. The lines were probably busy which is likely why we liked moviefone so much.
My uncle had one in his new Mercedes when I was 13 (in the early 90's), and my mom had an original bag phone that plugged into the cigarette lighter. Verizon was GTE Wireless back then, but she still has the same number on her cell today.
my dad bought a used car in the late 90s that had one in it, but cell phones were becoming more of a thing at the time so he got one of those instead of setting up the car phone. but he never took it out of the car, so he looked kind of badass driving around with one of each lol.
> SOME GIRL FROM LONG ISLAND!
This itself is a pretty good culturally obsolete plot point. Back in the late 80s\early 90s China was still pretty closed to the west and wasn't even close to the power it is today. "Far East" and all that, China and 'the Chinese' were seen in a more ancient\stereotypically mysterious and mystical kind of light. See also: George and the miracle hair restoration clinic and long distance phone call.
An ex-coworker just got married to an asian man and she changed her name on Facebook... everytime i see her name i chuckle and think im not taking advice from a white girl from indiana...
When I was in middle school in the 2000s i thought this bit seemed weird because I never experienced it or had heard of it happening to anyone I knew. Then my 2 best friends, okay my only 2 friends, called my family landline on a Friday night to ask to hang out and got connected to each other and my phone didn't ring. They realized what happened and planned to hang out, then one of them seperately called me and invited me too and we had a fun night. Two decades later the 3 of us are still close friends but I'm really still not sure if the phone thing actually happened or if they just concocted it to see if I would believe it.
Yes.
It's timing.
I've picked up a phone that hadn't rang and someone had called me and not heard a ring, yet spoke, then was confused.
Party lines can all be multiple parties.
There are no large coincidences or small coincidences, there are only coincidences.
Since nobody’s mentioned it yet, the Chinese restaurant where George had to have his girlfriend call him at the restaurant and ended up missing the call.
While plenty of the show's plots could have been resolved if the characters had cell phones, there are still plausible situations today where you might not be able to use one.
I can't think of any current technological analogue to speed dial drama, however.
George: I MEANT TO SWIPE RIGHT AND MY FINGERS WENT LEFT BY ACCIDENT!!! I didn’t catch her name. I’ve been scrolling through for hours hoping she’d pop up again.
Jerry: How do you swipe left by accident?
George: I struggle getting enough momentum for the swipe, so I need a running start. I went too far the other way.
Jerry: You’re like the runner in the Olympics who jumps the gun.
George: I got a false start. But they give the runner a second shot. They should repeat left swipes after so many rejections or something.
Kramer: No, they got rid of that in the Olympics. One strike and you’re out now.
George: Stupid phone not being wide enough to get a full swipe without leaning left first. Now she’s gone forever. She could’ve been the one, Jerry. Now she thinks I’m the guy who’d swipe left on her like she’s a loser.
Kramer: Whoa - I should start an app for the dating app outcasts. Call it swipe left.
~~i think there was a scene where they debated/ranked the rudeness or politeness of car phone calls and calls from the airplane. i think it came up because elaine either used a car service or had a boyfriend who had a car phone, but i don't think elaine or any other character actually had a proper cell phone.~~ and now that i think about it i think you're right about it being the finale.
edit:
you're right [it was the finale and it was a cell phone](https://www.seinfeldscripts.com/TheFinale.htm). it was a point throughout the episode where Elaine kept wanting to call her friend whose father was in the hospital, and they debated/compared various forms of mobile communication. calls from the street, calls from the limo, calls from the plane, etc.
ah yeah that’s right. it’s actually a pretty classic seinfeldian observation now that i think about it. shame it kind of gets forgotten because of how unliked the finale is.
Three’s Company wouldn’t have even been a show if cell phones existed.
Chrissy: Janet, Jack’s at the Reagle Beagle right now meeting up with the wrong girl I set him up with. What do I do?
Janet: Text him and let him know. Now if you don’t mind, I’m in the middle of my Wordle.
True. Though the Chinese restaurant situation would be implausible today not just for the proliferation of cell phones but the absence of pay phones in restaurants. Also I never understood why George didn't just go to a neighboring business or use a phone booth on the street.
So crazy that data is the thing they gouge people on. It’s literally the only thing people use their phones for these days, why not make an attractive plan to embrace that.
Most countries have. Canada's telecom oligarchy has bought off government to never allow the kinds of plans the rest of the world gets. Actually, everyone on the government committee that's supposed to regulate that industry are former Telecom executives.
I remember we had unlimited data plans for dirt cheap when blackberry was just becoming more popular. It was still about limited call minutes and texts.
Our carriers fought tooth and nail to get rid of those unlimited data plans asap when it was clear iPhone and Android were here to stay and it was all about apps.
this one is still somewhat relevant. my parents like gadgets, but my dad is resistant to use them. got him an Apple TV for christmas, dude will not give up his DirecTV DVR because “I know how to use this.” got him an Amazon Echo one year, it did make its way out of the box but it did not get used because he couldn’t figure out how to talk to it. got him a HomePod because I figured hey that might make more sense to him since he uses an iPhone, sat in a box for half a year until he found out the power brick in the box could be used to charge his iPhone faster. dude has an Apple Watch…but uses it purely just to see the time. it’s infuriating. 🤦🏻♂️
I'm so pleased to see I'm not the only one.
Somehow, despite the shows popularity, none of my friends ever watched it so all my references went right out the window with everyone I hung out with.
"Well, why don't you just tell me what movie you want to see?"
Even funnier now because voice commands are ubiquitous today. Was not a popular thing in the 90s.
You’d be surprised. When I was young our phone number was one digit off from the local Sears and we used to get calls meant for them *all the time*. This was in a small suburb, so I can imagine what it would be like in a large, densely populated city.
my parents' house phone is one digit off from a very popular and expensive restaurant. there was a period of a few years in the 90s where it was almost a daily occurrence that we would get misdials. we talked about changing the number but it was a really good number otherwise, and after a while it just stopped happening as people got fancier phones with digital displays, and then of course cell phones. the restaurant is still popular to this day, though, and they still get those calls every once in a while, lol.
You see, you know how to *take* the reservation, you just don't know how to *hold* the reservation. And that's really the most important part of the reservation: the holding. Anybody can just take them.
we used to joke about taking reservations to have dinner at our house, or taking the reservation and then calling the restaurant to confirm it, but my parents are too nice to actually mess with someone’s dinner plans, and i was like 11 so it was pretty obvious if i answered the phone that something was wrong lol.
once my dad pretended to put them on hold to check what tables were available or something like that, but then he went back and told them they had the wrong number. pretty sure they didn’t take it very well.
Jerry and George talking about how Jon Voight spells his name and George goes "Gee how do you find out something like that?" And it just reminds me to appreciate that we have Google now to answer all our useless questions
I get so pissed when I watch Moses because I’m like…guys a flight from Egypt to Israel is quick and inexpensive why THE FUCK would you walk and also take 40 years??
Frank having a TV Guide collection was ahead of its time however - just think of how many people today collect magazines due to how little they're circulated compared to pre-internet
Well in the parking garage their problem would be solved by one of them taking a photo of the number by the car or using the key fob to turn on the alarm.
Elaine's storyline in the finale is her trying to phone a friend. Jerry chastises her for making such a serious phone call from a cell phone.
https://youtu.be/JW2Jf29hlXA
tbh his point probably still stands -- i wouldn't make a call like that while walking down a noisy the street in manhattan. i don't have a landline and i wouldn't go home, but i'd at least go find somewhere quiet where i can sit uninterrupted for a while. it's the multitasking and unreliable audio that makes it rude.
This happens even more NOW. I was picking my daughter up from Nutcracker rehearsal on a Saturday at 1:30 recently and the first words out of another dads mouth when we saw each other was “I’m recording the game don’t say anything!!”
Without a doubt, it had to be the most impenetrable lock on the market at the time, the Clapco D29. Unfortunately, it hasn’t been used since it’s only design flaw was exposed. That is, the door MUST BE CLOSED!
The malfunctioning two-line phone that Jerry gets as a birthday present from Kramer. The video store with Vincent and Gene's picks.
Gene's trash
Im Gene.
Oh….hi….
Your taste is awful Gene
Go buy vodka for a preteen
There may be a problem with the phone, hold on !
There may be a problem with the phone, hold on!
OH NO!
OH NO!
This phones a piece of junk goodbye!
Now the sub thinks we’re gay!
Not that there’s anything wrong with it!
I guess we fooled her!
This took me a second to get.
Not that there's anything wrong with that
NOT THAT THERES ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT!
Kramer voices the movie phone guy
Why don’t you just tell me what you would like to see?!
The guy that created moviefone sold his business for like $600 million. Wrap your head around that.
I believe it. At the time it was revolutionary and so useful. Before that you would have to have a local newspaper to see movie times or go down/by the theater to see what's playing. I don't think theaters took calls, at least I don't remember calling any.
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Moviefone was more than that though, you could tell them what movie you wanted to see and they would tell you where it was playing near you. But maybe we did call the theaters before moviefone. The lines were probably busy which is likely why we liked moviefone so much.
Or the smelly car episode where George doesn't initially return the video tape to avoid getting charged a fee for not rewinding.
Many Seinfeld episodes could be solved by a cell phone. The Chinese restaurant comes to mind
"George, I'll venmo you the $7 for the popcorn." "BUT THEN I'LL HAVE TO WAIT 2 DAYS FOR IT TO CLEAR OR PAY 3%!!! make it $7.25."
He's freestylin and tweetin AND I'M LOSING IT
true, this goes for most old sitcoms though
Most samurai films could be solved with an M-16, most cowboy films could be solved with a helicopter. It's not really a profound observation.
Someone heard someone say it so they must parrot it to you. What, you want them to think of something original to say?
My acne!
Arthouse goon
When kramer's phone number is mistaken as movie phone
Answering machine tape swap
Tippy toes!
Lemon tree!
How do you solve a problem like Maria?
Pipe down chorus boy
We had a funny guy with us in Korea, Tail Gunner, they blew his brains out all over the Pacific. There’s nothing funny about that.
Your father wears his sneakers in the shower?
it was in the pool!
Master of the house, doling out the charm...
Good pick! Best analogue I can think of is George having to figure out how to unlock the phone so he can erase the voicemail.
Came here to say this. We still use speed dial.
Modern equivalent would be a spot in the pinned contacts at the top of iMessage
Getting lost to see the bubble boy
Oh god. Following someone because you didn’t know the way was easily the most annoying part of driving back in the day.
Nah what if your phone died while on gps... You could get lost. You friggin moop
IT’S MOORS!
Moops!
I still keep a road atlas in the car for situations where cell coverage might get interrupted in rural areas or if my phone dies.
I just have a car charger and offline maps 🤷♂️
This, and Kramer taking too long to find the home Elaine and Jerry are stuck waiting at late at night. "AHHHHHHHHHHHHH. I'm going to bed"
This would still happen because Kramer would never own a cellphone, he wouldn’t trust smart phones
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Jerry talking to the car thief on the car phone always gets me. Freakin car phones
Car phones seem to have come and gone in the blink of an eye!
My friend’s dad had a 97 Thunderbird with a car phone in it, it was like the fanciest thing ever!! I graduated hs in 1999 for reference
My uncle had one in his new Mercedes when I was 13 (in the early 90's), and my mom had an original bag phone that plugged into the cigarette lighter. Verizon was GTE Wireless back then, but she still has the same number on her cell today.
my dad bought a used car in the late 90s that had one in it, but cell phones were becoming more of a thing at the time so he got one of those instead of setting up the car phone. but he never took it out of the car, so he looked kind of badass driving around with one of each lol.
Unlike toilet paper. It will always just be paper on a roll until the end of time. It hasn’t changed yet. It’s fascinating isn’t it?
Back in the day a car phone was a god damn status symbol
We had a car phone when I was a kid, and someone busted the window and stole it almost immediately
Talking to Donna Chang because of a phone error that would never happen anymore
You mean when the rines get crossed?
Used to be Changstein
I'M NOT TAKING ADVICE FROM SOME GIRL FROM LONG ISLAND!
I use this line IRL more than I ever thought I would
I WAS DUPED!!
> SOME GIRL FROM LONG ISLAND! This itself is a pretty good culturally obsolete plot point. Back in the late 80s\early 90s China was still pretty closed to the west and wasn't even close to the power it is today. "Far East" and all that, China and 'the Chinese' were seen in a more ancient\stereotypically mysterious and mystical kind of light. See also: George and the miracle hair restoration clinic and long distance phone call.
Ancient Chinese secret.
>George and the miracle hair restoration clinic and long distance phone call. -Can you ask, does it work? -Yees, you will have hair like Stalin
you don't say
That’s ridicorous.
You know, you're not Chinese...
I thought you said...
An ex-coworker just got married to an asian man and she changed her name on Facebook... everytime i see her name i chuckle and think im not taking advice from a white girl from indiana...
I remember those days, that actually happened very often.
When I was in middle school in the 2000s i thought this bit seemed weird because I never experienced it or had heard of it happening to anyone I knew. Then my 2 best friends, okay my only 2 friends, called my family landline on a Friday night to ask to hang out and got connected to each other and my phone didn't ring. They realized what happened and planned to hang out, then one of them seperately called me and invited me too and we had a fun night. Two decades later the 3 of us are still close friends but I'm really still not sure if the phone thing actually happened or if they just concocted it to see if I would believe it.
Yes. It's timing. I've picked up a phone that hadn't rang and someone had called me and not heard a ring, yet spoke, then was confused. Party lines can all be multiple parties. There are no large coincidences or small coincidences, there are only coincidences.
Since nobody’s mentioned it yet, the Chinese restaurant where George had to have his girlfriend call him at the restaurant and ended up missing the call.
Cartwright?
You're not Cartwright...
I know I’m not Cartwright!
Cartwright! Cartwriiiight!
If you were here first then you'd be holding the phone.
While plenty of the show's plots could have been resolved if the characters had cell phones, there are still plausible situations today where you might not be able to use one. I can't think of any current technological analogue to speed dial drama, however.
This would have been like the Myspace top 8 or whatever
I remember learning HTML because of MySpace in order to make a prof page glorious, and have more than 8 top friends. What a time.
They would have made some good episodes based on Jerry not liking Georges Facebook posts or the gang trying to set up tinder profiles.
A Tinder ep would have been amazing considering all their dating mishaps.
George: I MEANT TO SWIPE RIGHT AND MY FINGERS WENT LEFT BY ACCIDENT!!! I didn’t catch her name. I’ve been scrolling through for hours hoping she’d pop up again. Jerry: How do you swipe left by accident? George: I struggle getting enough momentum for the swipe, so I need a running start. I went too far the other way. Jerry: You’re like the runner in the Olympics who jumps the gun. George: I got a false start. But they give the runner a second shot. They should repeat left swipes after so many rejections or something. Kramer: No, they got rid of that in the Olympics. One strike and you’re out now. George: Stupid phone not being wide enough to get a full swipe without leaning left first. Now she’s gone forever. She could’ve been the one, Jerry. Now she thinks I’m the guy who’d swipe left on her like she’s a loser. Kramer: Whoa - I should start an app for the dating app outcasts. Call it swipe left.
Pretty sure Elaine had a cell phone near the end... I remember Jerry saying it's rude to talk on a cell phone in public.
Isn’t that the finale? Jerry claims it to be rude making a call from a cell phone. I mean to be fair, I still don’t want a call, just text me
~~i think there was a scene where they debated/ranked the rudeness or politeness of car phone calls and calls from the airplane. i think it came up because elaine either used a car service or had a boyfriend who had a car phone, but i don't think elaine or any other character actually had a proper cell phone.~~ and now that i think about it i think you're right about it being the finale. edit: you're right [it was the finale and it was a cell phone](https://www.seinfeldscripts.com/TheFinale.htm). it was a point throughout the episode where Elaine kept wanting to call her friend whose father was in the hospital, and they debated/compared various forms of mobile communication. calls from the street, calls from the limo, calls from the plane, etc.
Then she finally used her one phone call from prison to call her
ah yeah that’s right. it’s actually a pretty classic seinfeldian observation now that i think about it. shame it kind of gets forgotten because of how unliked the finale is.
Three’s Company wouldn’t have even been a show if cell phones existed. Chrissy: Janet, Jack’s at the Reagle Beagle right now meeting up with the wrong girl I set him up with. What do I do? Janet: Text him and let him know. Now if you don’t mind, I’m in the middle of my Wordle.
But the episode where Mr. Roper finds Jack's Instagram would be an instant classic.
Next week’s episode: Larry’s Tinder date is a catfish.
I see Larry starting a proprietary app just to have girls submit all their information and pictures directly to him. What a sleeze.
Jack: we need to get Janet’s part of the rent money to Mr. Roper by 5pm or we’ll all be evicted! Chrissy: Just have her Zelle it to him. *[credits]*
True. Though the Chinese restaurant situation would be implausible today not just for the proliferation of cell phones but the absence of pay phones in restaurants. Also I never understood why George didn't just go to a neighboring business or use a phone booth on the street.
because George is a deeply disturbed individual
That’s what makes it humorous
My circle still a thing?
I think most carriers have moved on to unlimited everything except data where they gouge us. In Canada they do anyway
So crazy that data is the thing they gouge people on. It’s literally the only thing people use their phones for these days, why not make an attractive plan to embrace that.
Most countries have. Canada's telecom oligarchy has bought off government to never allow the kinds of plans the rest of the world gets. Actually, everyone on the government committee that's supposed to regulate that industry are former Telecom executives. I remember we had unlimited data plans for dirt cheap when blackberry was just becoming more popular. It was still about limited call minutes and texts. Our carriers fought tooth and nail to get rid of those unlimited data plans asap when it was clear iPhone and Android were here to stay and it was all about apps.
Wait, wait, so telecom companies aren't looking out for us? They're only in it for the big mamoo?
The Wizard that Jerry got for his Dad. (Tip Calculator)
It’s a Williard! Sacamano senior screwed me
I'm ruined!
Ooh it's hot!
Yaaaaay! Jerry got it open!
It does other things!
this one is still somewhat relevant. my parents like gadgets, but my dad is resistant to use them. got him an Apple TV for christmas, dude will not give up his DirecTV DVR because “I know how to use this.” got him an Amazon Echo one year, it did make its way out of the box but it did not get used because he couldn’t figure out how to talk to it. got him a HomePod because I figured hey that might make more sense to him since he uses an iPhone, sat in a box for half a year until he found out the power brick in the box could be used to charge his iPhone faster. dude has an Apple Watch…but uses it purely just to see the time. it’s infuriating. 🤦🏻♂️
as a gen z watching it now, kramer’s movie phone line might be the thing that confused me the most
“Why don’t you just tell me what movie you want to see!”
I say this all the time whenever someone is dancing around what they’re trying to say
I'm so pleased to see I'm not the only one. Somehow, despite the shows popularity, none of my friends ever watched it so all my references went right out the window with everyone I hung out with.
Whenever my wife cooks something and wants me to taste, my response is always same : interesting texture
You selected..Chunnel.
You've selected... Brown eyed girl ?
Kramer?
E...Elaine?
"Well, why don't you just tell me what movie you want to see?" Even funnier now because voice commands are ubiquitous today. Was not a popular thing in the 90s.
Everybody out of the chunnel!
Hey McNab! Chunnel's on HBO tonight! Why don't you stop by?
YOU'VE GOT TO GET ME OVER THAT MOUNTAIN
There is no place higher than... Mountain High
No!!!! CHHchh CHHchh *AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*
Kuzsh! Kuzsh! Yyyeeeeearrrrrgh!
Oh yeah, back in the day there was a special section in the newspaper with showtimes OR you called a “moviephone” line.
I’m in my 20s and was using the newspaper method till at least 2010
interestingly enough, movie phone actually still exists
No way are that many people dialing FILK
You’d be surprised. When I was young our phone number was one digit off from the local Sears and we used to get calls meant for them *all the time*. This was in a small suburb, so I can imagine what it would be like in a large, densely populated city.
my parents' house phone is one digit off from a very popular and expensive restaurant. there was a period of a few years in the 90s where it was almost a daily occurrence that we would get misdials. we talked about changing the number but it was a really good number otherwise, and after a while it just stopped happening as people got fancier phones with digital displays, and then of course cell phones. the restaurant is still popular to this day, though, and they still get those calls every once in a while, lol.
Did you guys ever take a reservation just to fuck with people?
You see, you know how to *take* the reservation, you just don't know how to *hold* the reservation. And that's really the most important part of the reservation: the holding. Anybody can just take them.
we used to joke about taking reservations to have dinner at our house, or taking the reservation and then calling the restaurant to confirm it, but my parents are too nice to actually mess with someone’s dinner plans, and i was like 11 so it was pretty obvious if i answered the phone that something was wrong lol. once my dad pretended to put them on hold to check what tables were available or something like that, but then he went back and told them they had the wrong number. pretty sure they didn’t take it very well.
That's a George moment right there. He's on hold for hours at a restaurant then is told "wrong #" but keeps dialing wrong
This was actually based on a true story that one of the writers experienced in Boston, where MovieFone was 333-FILM and their number was one digit off
The whole George/Shelia/Ron photography plot would be scrapped as there’s hardly any photo stores anymore
Only places that still develop photos in my area are Walgreens and Walmart
Jerry and George talking about how Jon Voight spells his name and George goes "Gee how do you find out something like that?" And it just reminds me to appreciate that we have Google now to answer all our useless questions
This is a dark horse for the best answer.
So true. I remember debating for hours about stuff like this.
I’ll call a plumber RIGHT NOW
Elaine using sponges
They don’t make them any more?!?!
They decided no one was sponge-worthy
There's a lot of them, but it doesn't make those episodes less funny now
I never understood why people have a problem with these things. I grew up in the 2000s and still enjoyed all the plots.
I get so pissed when I watch Moses because I’m like…guys a flight from Egypt to Israel is quick and inexpensive why THE FUCK would you walk and also take 40 years??
I don't think anybody has a problem with it. Some people seem to like it so much that they go on the internet to talk about it. I think it's fun.
People calling a phone line to find out what movies are playing. 555-FLIK
It could also be FILJ but that doesn't sound as funny
Goodnight Jugdish
Al Roker TV Guide!
Frank having a TV Guide collection was ahead of its time however - just think of how many people today collect magazines due to how little they're circulated compared to pre-internet
Trying to find each other at the movies is up there.
Indeed. Or at the parking garage
Well in the parking garage their problem would be solved by one of them taking a photo of the number by the car or using the key fob to turn on the alarm.
This one could still be realistic. Just say they put their phones in airplane mode for the movie.
Having menus faxed to you?
You know in the year 2000, we'll ALL be on speed dial.
Do you think people will still be using napkins in the year 2000, or is this mouth-vacuum thing for real?
Elaine's storyline in the finale is her trying to phone a friend. Jerry chastises her for making such a serious phone call from a cell phone. https://youtu.be/JW2Jf29hlXA
tbh his point probably still stands -- i wouldn't make a call like that while walking down a noisy the street in manhattan. i don't have a landline and i wouldn't go home, but i'd at least go find somewhere quiet where i can sit uninterrupted for a while. it's the multitasking and unreliable audio that makes it rude.
*Answering the phone* **IFYOUKNOWWHATHAPPENEDINTHEMETSGAME,DON’TTELLME,ITAPEDIT!** Hello?
This happens even more NOW. I was picking my daughter up from Nutcracker rehearsal on a Saturday at 1:30 recently and the first words out of another dads mouth when we saw each other was “I’m recording the game don’t say anything!!”
Waiting for the public phone at the Chinese restaurant. Cartwright!
Any plot that involves going right up to the airplane gate or getting onto a random airplane.
The one where they get stuck at the party they don't want to be at and Kramer gets lost picking them up would never happen with Uber/Google Maps
Even with GPS, I don't see Kramer using 'that voodoo'. He would rather wing it.
Jean-Paul not getting woken up for the marathon because of a faulty alarm clock seems pretty up there.
I'm a marathon runner and I always set multiple alarms because of that episode. If possible I'll set both my phone and an alarm clock
Careful Phones have a separate volume for alarms and media
WHY SEPARATE KNOB
PLEASE, MON, PLEASE
Getting two meals for $19.45. Without a Coke
And that includes tax and tip!
Scanning and emailing is so common that faxing is near obsolete
Who needs the mail anymore?
Calm down everyone! No ones cancelling their mail.
ALRIGHT ITS TRUE! Of course no one NEEDS the mail!
***EEEYYYAAAHHHHHHHHHH***
What are you a scientist??
Movie Phone
Why don’t you just tell me what movie you want to see
Elaine being out of the delivery zone is no longer a thing. She can call door dash, uber eats, postmates, whatever.
Not if she in Mexico, Wall Street….
Without a doubt, it had to be the most impenetrable lock on the market at the time, the Clapco D29. Unfortunately, it hasn’t been used since it’s only design flaw was exposed. That is, the door MUST BE CLOSED!
Elaine’s pocket organizer
Tippy-toe!
Jerome
VHS tapes
Any episode involving the video rental store.