Well, it was there.

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Jerry’s SEINFELD Apartment Was Physically Impossible

Well, it must have been possible because it was there.
It was supposedly in New York City, where anything and everything is possible whether we like it or not.

The writer goes to extreme measures to show Jerry’s kitchen could not have existed, yet he fails to mention the apartment had no ceiling, an element necessary to keep the above apartment, which was often spoken of, from intruding on Jerry’s privacy.

If you think Jerry’s apartment was not possible, wait until my Epic Screenplay comes to light.

The town, known simply as, “The Town,” is made up of several, “Skinny Saloon” type buildings.
From the outside they seem very small, but due to the Magic of Hollywood, once a person such as Lt. Rancid, walks through the door he enters a huge room filled with people.

He does a double take, goes back outside to see Skinny Saloons, goes back inside to see huge room.

In Hollywood, once you walk through a door, anything can be on the other side.

That’s the way it is,

By George
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