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All right, John, it's no time for another mailbag.

Can you tell it's a Jewish white guy?

It's me, DJ Callet.

I've watched, I'm actually balls deep right now into Seinfeld reruns. I mean, it's just what a show.

So good, right? What, uh, I, I don't know if George quite gets enough credit. He is, I mean,

obviously Jerry's the star, but I think George plays a pretty major role in the show, at least the

season I watched. I've thought about this because I, you know, I've had this conversation with our buddy, AJ writing a lot. Like if you had to get rid of one character, he, he sent me one time a couple years ago, this thing that was like, you know, you get a dollar, you have like five dollars to build your Seinfeld roster, you know? Yeah. And I think I put George and his dad on my roster with Putty and Jerry might have been my group.

Yeah. and I think I put George and his dad on my roster with Putty and Jerry. Might have been my group.

But I do that.

I've thought about this.

I think the hardest, like Kramer is unique.

Elaine's perfect.

Elaine's great.

Elaine's really good.

I think George, as great as Kramer is, I think Elaine and George, well, a little

redundant because they both get angry at stupid shit, are kind of more critical to the

feeling of the show.

George is perfect, absolutely perfect.

To me, if you had to pick.

He might be the most valuable player, honestly, because Jerry actually anybody could kind of, I mean, he's great.

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