REShow: Larry David - Hour 3 (10-20-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

ESPN

Sports

4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2021

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ creator and star Larry David stops by the studio where he tells Rich why he would outlaw field goals and punting if he were to replace NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, why he would be a dynamic Offensive Coordinator for the New York Jets, how he’s constantly ruining takes by laughing during filming of improvised ‘Curb’ scenes, and what is the right and wrong thing to do in social situations we all experience like spoiler rules for movies and sports, ordering at the drive-thru, restaurant etiquette and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:03.3	John, a pre-run hold-up for Challenger.
0:06.6	Live from the Rich Eyes and Show studio in Los Angeles.
0:11.0	Our job is not to babysit somebody.
0:13.7	The Rich Eyes and Show.
0:14.9	Just get him out.
0:15.9	Doc deserves better.
0:17.2	So does M.B.
0:18.5	Earlier on the show.
0:19.7	Co-host of Peacocks, brother from another.
0:22.5	Michael Smith, for Do What Receiver, David Bell.
0:25.9	Senior NBA insider for the Athletic.
0:28.9	Shomsharania coming up.
0:30.7	Creator and star of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm.
0:34.4	Larry David.
0:35.7	And now it's Rich Eyes and Show.
0:40.7	All right, our number three of the Rich Eyes and Show
0:43.5	is on the air.
0:44.9	We're here in Los Angeles, California.
0:48.0	Getting set to take you to brother from another.
0:51.4	At the top of the hour right here on NBC Sports on Peacock.
0:54.2	We welcome in our audience on Series XM Channel 21.
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