After Kramer mistakes George's wink (yes, we wrote about that already) as a signal to sell Steinbrenner's birthday card to Stubbs Memorabilia Shop, he makes a deal with Bobby, the hospital bound kid who was gifted the card, that if Paul O'Neill hits 2 home runs in a game then Kramer can have the card … Continue reading “The Wink” – Substantial Performance of a Contract

After George mercilessly mocks "the puffy shirt" and Jerry for wearing it onThe Today Show, Kramer's girlfriend low talking girlfriend Leslie, the creator of the pirate shirt, pushes George. To brace his fall, George reaches out his newly minted mill white model-hands and burns them on a hot iron, ruining his modeling career. Is Leslie … Continue reading “The Puffy Shirt” – Intentional Torts