Do Americans really do this?

>>82756128
Hang out with friends?

>>82756128
Yep. They are pigs.

If they tried this shit in japan they'd get seppukudded on the spot.

How rich is Jerry in the show?

>>82756250
He bought his dad a cadillac like it was nothing, so a lot

>>82756128
Product placement?

>>82756774
Was jerry involved with the mafia or something?

Wearing shoes in the house is fairly common in America yes.

>>82756231
not with my evangelion shirt nigger!

>>82756894
DUDE

>>82756128
>Do Americans really do this?

Keep bicycles in our houses? Yes we have a nigger problem.

>>82756876
for what purpose

>>82756774
How's that pen, Jack?

>>82757207
convenience

>>82757428
doesn't sound very comfy desu

>>82756250
I assume his apartment must cost quite a lot, so how does Kramer afford it too?

>>82757487
Elaine was offered an apartment there for like $400 a month or something stupid.

>>82757550
how much is that in 2017 money??

>>82756128
>bringing all the shit you step on the streets to your home and smearing it all over the furniture and floors

and here i was thinking throwing the shit paper you wiped your ass with in a fucking trash bin was the last straw

>>82757616
unless its raining or something the bottom of your shoes dont really get dirty in a big city

>>82757616
>inb4 americans claim american streets are clean

>>82757598
$400 in 1989 (first qpisode year) → $774.22 in 2016.

DESU we are paying MUCH more than the inflated dollar for most everything.

>>82756894
reminder:
https://nihone.wordpress.com/2015/02/18/in-defense-of-david-kun-part-i-of-ii/

>>82757616
No designated shitting streets here

>>82757207
On any given day I'm working in my garage and yard. Walking in and out all day long.I wear boots to protect my feet while cutting lumber. It would not be feasible to take my shoes on and off every time I go into the house.

Do people in other countries not work outside?

>>82757598
>how much is that in 2017 money??
It doesn't matter. New York as total shit in the 90s. You're be lucky to get it for twenty times that much.

>>82756128
I don't usually wear shoes in my house, but I do you when I have guests over, would never ask adults to take off their shoes like we're at a slumber party. Plus people walking around in their sweaty socks or with their disgusting bare feet it's just as unhygienic as wearing shoes in the house. There's a reason mops were invented.

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>>82756128
why wouldn't we? our shoes are clean and height is extremely important in American society.

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>>82756128
They may ... They also do THIS when they don't know what to do with their free time !!!

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>>82756231
Meh ... Ppl in Japan cosplay all the time in their home, anon !!!

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>>82756827
Meh ... A dude has a thing with the soup Nazi !!

>>82756128
20 years ago, sure.

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>>82756876
I have read the thing on the Buzzfeed that they may be wearing nothing but only shoes in their home. Why don't you go over there to see for yourself. It's a lot quicker way to find the facts than using carrier pigeons, anon.

>>82757550
They used the "rent control" excuse

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>>82759275
What they really do right this minute at their comfort of their home, then ????

>>82757475
but it's convenient

>>82759710
only if you continuously go in and out of the house

>>82759829
Describes situation on Seinfeld pretty well, desu.

>>82757685
literally dog shit, gum, spit, animal piss, not to mention all the dust and random debris. Americans are literally so lazy and/or too fat to reach their shoes, they rather drag all that shit into their homes than take shoes on and off which takes literally seconds.

>>82760023
>Being literally retarded

>>82760138
>Being an unhygienic, fat and smelly americlap

Hygiene arguments aside, I don't understand why you'd want to wear shoes indoors. It's comfier to be just in socks.

>>82761070
Also the stench and sweat that festers in the confined space of the shoe.
I can't wrap my head around the rugs that extend around the whole floor. That added with the shoes indoords..

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>>82759350
What the fucking fuck is this stupid reaction image? Is that supposed to be Bugs Bunny? He looks like a fucking bastard child. That's not the real Bugs. That's an imposter. A marionette with none of the original qualities that made him great. A mascot of Warner Bros. brought from beyond the grave to dance around for children once more, because what? The original cartoons weren't palatable enough for today's audiences? Please, delete this image from your computer and never post it again. This bastard Bugs is triggering. Here's what Bugs Bunny looks like, as he was perfected in the 1940's.

>>82756250
The episode where they see the check makes me think he probably makes over $300k a year.

>>82756128
NYC is pretty filthy. Don't wanna step on a roach or rat with your bare feet.

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>>82756128
>Do Americans
This is you

>>82756231
I'm an American and I don't wear my shoes indoors. It's the simplest thing to do to keep your floors clean.

>>82758654
Typical lazy attitude. Can't be bothered to do something the right way so they make excuses for doing it the wrong way out of convenience

>>82756250
He's a successful comic, he seems to be celebrity level rich just he doesn't care to live nicer.
He's never worried about money, always when money is a subject he seems willing to spend it.
Did George ever borrow money from Seinfeld? Seems like it'd be such an obvious episode, but I can't remember it happening.

>>82757487

Actually Kramer doesn't pay rent on it, at least not from wherever the timelines cross between Seinfeld and Mad About You

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1Y67WPezyA

>>82764128
how did i not know this exists?

>>82764128
Kramer had a rent controlled apartment so his rent could've been anywhere between $125-$300.
With all the schemes hes involved in he could easily pay it each month