You are supposed to side most of the times with Larry, right?

>Siding with anyone on a cringe show
That's like siding with anyone on Peep Show or It's Always Sunny

>>87637692
kys
Marc is always right and his internal dialogue often hits close.

>>87637675
mostly he's right and wrong at the same time
social protocol is capricious/stupid/arbitrary, but it minimizes conflict b/c it has overwhelming adherence

>>87637731
Fine, that was a bad example.

>>87637731
why on earth would you go with 'marc' when 'mark' is so much more common (and, in this case, correct)?

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>>87637777

90% of the time he is right. 10% of the time he's just expressing his frustration with a social norm

>>87637675
Weigh up your options and draw your own conclusions, why side with anyone? If you side with someone in a given situation then that's who you side with.

Curb is based on what you think in a social situation but shouldn't say or do. Larry the character, says the thing you shouldn't say, which is really the blueprint of being a comedian.

>>87639591
..he is right, but he shouldn't act on it

>>87637675
>be rich
>complain about everything
>think you're being funny about it

I fucking hate Larry David.

>>87637675
Remember that episode where he thinks he's not jewish and he becomes a better, happier person in every way until he realizes he actually is jewish again?
That's where it becomes clear that you're not supposed to side with anyone. You're just supposed to understand that jews live a horrible neurotic existence constantly bringing misery to themselves and each other.

>>87637692
>not siding with Super Hans on everything
>he wants cute designs in his coffee foam

Fuck off m8

>>87639663
That's anti-semetic.

>>87637777
Don't let this get slip by unnoticed.