back at newport crap brewing newport road island audrain concourse mortar week and we were just

chatting with uh with this guy uh who is the host of spike's car Radio podcast, Spike Ferenstyn.

And Wiggy is obsessed, not because of your podcast, but because he used to write not only for Jay Leno, but he used to write for Seinfeld.

That's right.

Yeah, yeah.

Which episodes can we credit you?

Soup Nazi was my first one.

Wow.

Maybe arguably the best ever

i didn't i didn't feel that way when i wrote it but people seemed to like it oh that's a great one

you created the soup nazi yes that is like the greatest yeah of all time that yes and i'm

and i'm from uh massachusetts i'm from new eng. No way. Yeah. What else? Other episodes?

Little kicks where Elaine dances. Yes. Great moves. Yeah. Muffin tops. Yeah. This guy's royalty. I know.

That's what I said. Holy cow. He's riding royalty and now your car royalty. So, yeah. Well, we've always been car guys. I used to write for David Letterman, who's a car guy, then went to write for Jerry. I worked with Jay. You know, I've always been around kind of comedy and car people. Who has a better car collection? Jay Leno or Jerry Seinfeld? Seinfeld, for sure. Really? Yeah. I mean, better is a judgment. Yeah. But, you know, they're two different kinds of collections.

Like Jay's collection is amazing, but it's the other side of the hill.

And Jerry's collection is very Porsche-focused.

So, you know, each collection kind of is a reflection of who they are as kind of guys.

Yeah.

You end up, it seems like people who collect end up being like a muscle car focused collector

or a, you know, European, you know, Porsche, Lamborghini, Ferrari kind of.

I think it's what they like to drive.

I mean, it's really all it is, you know.

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