#uncle george

I love Seinfeld because it reminds me of living in NY. It reminds me of home. I've been to the Costanza's for dinner and I've dealt with the Seinfelds. I've eaten at the diner. I've had those conversations and hung out with those people. So many happy memories. Uncle Leo, in this episode, reminds me of my uncle George. I remember going to McDonald's with him when I was about 7 years old. He didn't like the look of the place and he jumped over the counter screaming and making hand gestures just like uncle Leo, saying that he needed to speak to the manager, immediately, to make sure that their standards are up to snuff before he'll let me eat there. He was a piece of work, indeed!! There was never a dull moment in NY!! This show is very accurate in the was it depicts people there!! I love that 😁 😍

So let’s pay our respects to George Toogood Smith (13 March 1903 - 5 June 1955), without whom John would have had zero consistently loving parental figures and also probably would have had to wait a few more years to get a harmonica.

ATL (2006)

Lovecraft Country S1.E2: Whitey’s on the Moon