George Pays For Lunch | The Big Salad | Seinfeld
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- What difference does it make who pays for lunch? It's totally meaningless.
From Seinfeld Season 6 Episode 2 'The Big Salad': Jerry learns his date was dumped by Newman; Kramer worries that he caused a murder; George's petty remarks causes him trouble.
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Seinfeld stars Jerry Seinfeld as a stand-up comedian whose life in New York City is made even more chaotic by his quirky group of friends who join him in wrestling with life's most perplexing, yet often trivial questions. Often described as "a show about nothing," Seinfeld mines the humor in life's mundane situations like waiting in line, searching for a lost item, or the trials and tribulations of dating. Co-starring are Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Jerry's ex-girlfriend and current platonic pal, Elaine Benes; Jason Alexander as George Costanza, Jerry's neurotic hard-luck best friend; and Michael Richards as Jerry's eccentric neighbor, Kramer.
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I love how Jerry is just egging on George the whole time for his own personal amusement.
Is that a fact. Imagine, her taking credit for your big salad.😆😆
He does that a lot with him lol
@@Fat_Catt 😂😂
And Elaine... purposely thanking Julie while snubbing George in order to sabotage their relationship. She can't stand to see him happier than her.
Every time haha
“You see what just happened here?” is one of my fav George lines
"And you misinterpret this how?"
Well that all depends
I was thinking he was gonna say "did you just see that?" I was close!
Does George even realize that Jerry is messing with him?
STICKIN IT
George was both petty AND correct in this
depends on price of salad and George's income.... at the end of the day all he wanted was a thank you, although not needed, imagine elaine just said thank you.... or the girlfriend say George got it, but it was obvious, since he said he would get it for her.
Imagine... her taking credit for George's big salad!
100% 😄
correct if your petty lol
@@neonglow9726nope. You're wrong!
This is the best "George is Larry David" moment in the show!
Exactly my thoughts! The cab scene is 100% how Larry David would act on Curb, what a brilliant man.
When I first watched Seinfeld back in the 90s it was just a really hilarious show, now making all the connections after watching Curb for a couple of decades it’s even better.
0:56 I love how, even though Julie just took the bag because the waitress offered it to her, George is already visibly concerned about the potential theft of credit for the Big Salad.
Lmao @ “theft of credit.” Sounds like a Michal Douglas psychological thriller. 😂
You don't say "oh you're welcome" when you're not the one who paid for it, srsly
@@sweetalker79fr
Well he was the one who bought the big salad
Stolen valor 😂
This was so clever, George nailed it at the end when he said “You know if it was a regular salad I wouldn’t have said anything, but you had to have the BIG salad”
That little dance he does when saying "BiG sALaD!!!" absolutely knocks me out.
That little hip wiggle just sells it.
My whole family now quotes this every time we eat a salad
@@doktorkritzisch2702 "You just had to have the Big salad!"
That was a total homage to Jackie Gleason
I LOVE how Jerry ALWAYS eggs George on, and falls for it. 😂😂😂
I like it how a show can turn a trivial thing like a salad in to such a huge drama.
Genius!
Uh, it was a BIG salad!
So trivial it's like the show is about nothing! 🤪
@@gmancolo Exactly, Elaine didn't ask for the TRIVIAL salad, did she?
this stuff happens in real life... sometimes people discuss and get upset about the most ridiculous things
I live on Big Salad. There's nothing trivial about a Big Salad.
It was a classless move to take the credit for that big salad. I mean it's a BIG salad. What kind of person takes the credit for another person's big salad? It's insanity!
LITERALLY
Yeah, and she had the nerve to say "all I did was hand her a bag", when she actually acknowledged to George that Elaine shouldn't know that she didn't pay because she was the one that handed her the bag! She contradicted herself.
@@hankb7725 which is why George knew he was being asked an entrapment question. It was very clear that Elaine had asked George to pick up a big salad.
WE ARE LIVING IN A SOCIETY
I have to realize that after i read your comment the first time, I had to re-read it in Estelle's voice :)))
George deserved the credit for the big salad. He’s 100% correct.
Agreed but George's pettiness is really what lost it for him in so much of this.
God bless you.
@@FeedingFrenzy91The whole Seinfeld series is based on pettiness. All the characters do (especially George) is whinge about everything.
I find their "whining" perfectly reasonable most of the time. Check that. All of the time@@jewdavid5627
It was a big salad!
BIG Salad yes.. small salad... not so much...lol
George was right and the fact that Julie brought it up herself proves this. She wanted credit for the big salad!
Not only that, the way how she immediately went into gaslighting when she was caught
This Julie lady is no good.
George was definitely in the wrong and being petty, but that one comment made it clear that Julie was no better.
@@AllyOJustice no way, she took credit for paying for food that she didn't pay for. A decent person would say "George bought it."
To be fair, all she did was hand somebody a bag tho
Go back and look at the emphasis she put on JULIE when thanking her. Its what makes the scene. 1:03
Jerry's "Buh-byyyyyyye" i just love 😊
"Not much of a Guggenheimer." I'm astonished that he was commissioned to design the new addition to the building.
Yes, when George was pretending to be an architect - great catch!! 😅
He is one of the best natural actors in history
Without a doubt
acting without acting
@@LissyVee You know the reference 😂
uh I bet lots of practice went into looking natural
yup, some of the best natural actors in the world... and also Jerry Seinfeld
The George/Elaine conversation in the taxi is the quintessential Seinfeld dialogue for me - it’s perfect.
When George enthusiastically says "share" at 3:28 I lose it every single time 🤣
the writing and the stories were obviously brilliant, but jason alexander played the part perfectly. Even the facial expressions when he's talking to elaine in the cab
I reminded just for that part🤣
He's actually suffering the situation! He's the greatest!
Not even that funny that part
I love how we are all in agreement with George on this one. We would have given him the credit
Exactly!
Yes! Nice to see how we all have a innate sense for fairness.
Not only the credit, Elaine may have payed it.
Initially against George, I quickly flipped when it is revealed the woman knew exactly what she was doing
In her defense, George did say "what difference does it make who pays for it." So that means they are a couple and she can take credit. Would you make a fuss if your wife takes credit for something you bought for the neighbor?
@@walden6272 regardless of what he said, he did in fact pay for it.
@@stellarwind1946 No one is disputing that.
@@walden6272 she took the credit though. He only said it doesn’t matter who pays for it, not that it doesn’t matter who gets the credit for it.
@@stellarwind1946 paying for it = one to get credit. doesn't matter who pays = doesn't matter who gets credit. logical.
3:45 imo, this line completely justifies what George did. She knew EXACTLY what she was doing, and the fact that she expected Elaine to credit her for buying the big salad proved it.
Then why George assumed it ?
Exactly! You have to be a really fake and superficial person if you want someone to be friends with you for pretending to have bought you something.
George is so cheap and uptight. No woman with other options would ever date him.
Agreed.
He could've just said that Elaine asked who bought it
When George did the "You had to have the big salad" move, I couldn't help but to think that was a Jackie Gleason moment.
That was totally a Jackie Gleason inspired move.
“Big lettuce, big carrots … tomatoes like volleyballs.” LOL!
"You had to have the big salad."Georges reaction beeing nervous is the funnyest ever🤣
He was copying Jackie Gleason in the Honeymooners.
*funniest 🤗❤
@@gevansmd1 I was JUST going to type that.
@@gevansmd1 .... Exactly.
*Imagine* her taking credit for *your* big salad
The unmitigated gall
It’s insane!
too funny!!
Sometimes I just randomly say that…it’s so funny
George is right, when Elaine said thanks, the lady said you should thank George
She knew what she did, George was in the right, otherwise Julie wouldn't have made a point to ask George how Elaine knew he paid for it even though she handed her the bag.
"I'm not following..." Only George could deliver that line so perfectly...
Sheer genius. I lose it every time.
And then starting to nervously chew his napkin!
Can't get more Seinfeld than this.
She makes it sound like she put more thought into taking credit than George could have imagined! 🤣🤣
Jerry saying “buh bye” at 1:21 😂😂😂
Elaine’s annoyed facial expressions throughout the show are perfect
This is perfection. The excruciating minutia. The way Elaine grabs her face in the cab, and the way George bites his napkin is brilliant acting.
Our boy Costanza always in those neurotic feelings which is why we love him 🤣
I mean, he is right after all
@@TheDarthMasterChief It's a form of brainwashing. The white male is wrong and bad, even when he is correct.
well in all fairness she was gonna buy the salad but george stopped her so i still give her credit for buying the big salad .
I am with George on this one😂
George is totally in the right here. For once.
i Agree 💯
Definitely
Nope. This is not an example of him being “right”. It’s an example of him being the most petty person on earth. And when he gets caught after telling his girl friend that it didn’t matter who paid for lunch instead of admitting his pettiness he doubles down on it. While George is funny on the show in reality he would be an absolute trash can of a human being.
If he really cared about her and wasn’t such a petty human being, he’d let her take credit for it and gain points with his friends.🙄
Only because of the big-salad move-dance George does at the end. Probably my most favorable scene in the entire season.
Magnificently petty, tight assed little man, nobody could do it like George. Gotta love the guy.
Except Larry David. Who this is basically about
I thought Elaine was rather petty to mention what George said. She's a gossipy little rat sometimes.
Though Julie did knowingly take credit for the big salad since she was petty enough to chide George for taking credit for it later on. They were both being petty, though she was being more dishonest about it.
@@jasonhelwig444 huh?
Gotta love *hating* that perpetually-annoying and petty guy.
I would think George would want to go to the Guggengeim since he designed it
It was just the new extension to the Guggenheim. And it really didn't take that long.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😄🤣😂
Well, the newer wing anyway
Maybe so, but it really doesn't compare to those railroads.
4:58 George: YOU HAD TO HAVE THE BIG SALAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He literally said " what difference does it make who paid for lunch it's totally meaningless" then broke up with her over the big salad 🤣🤣
He paid for their lunch, then Julie takes credit when Elaine thanks her for buying the "big salad". Two different things completely.
@@gc99289 and both not that serious.
All the characters of Seinfeld are petty in case you haven’t noticed.
George didn't break up with anyone. He's neurotic sure....it bothered him....but Julie broke up with him over it. George didn't think she'd leave him over that.
@@gc99289 I agree. Julie didn't do it right for that reason. Common curtesy would be "Don't thank me, George bought it for you." and lot of people do that, at least non-New Yorkers. It's not about money, it's about basic mannerism.
gotta love how george didn't hesitate to ruin one of the few heartwarming moments he ever had with elaine because of the big salad lol
And a relationship with a woman that no short, stocky, bald man would ever even hope to have.
For once I totally agree with George! Julie was acting weird for not giving George credit for the salad he treated Elaine to. Why did she make Elaine believe that she bought the salad? Lol 😂
4:45 the final nail in the coffin of what tiny little bit of charitable goodness was left in George's heart
I’m with George on this one.
All she did was hand someone a bag.
George wins
@@jsilva4847 yes, unlike george, who paid for it
@@tunaparlar7235 both u guys are psychos tbh
Funny to see Elaine, the recipient of the free big salad, getting offended when all George wanted was to be thanked... I mean after all, it WAS a big salad !
George is so right on this one she was too happy to take the credit for buying the big salad totally justified reaction love the character
He was right in theory. In practice, it's so *INSIGNIFICANT,* but I absolutely understand.
That salad had to be, what, $12 at most in 90's New York?
He also could've answered "How did she know?" with "well, she asked..."
@@Delightfully_Bitchy Not insignificant to George.
@@Delightfully_Bitchy prolly 6.50. Now 12 makes sense.
Jerry added to his paranoia.
that big salad move at the end really cracks me up again and again
We can't have people going around taking credit for Big salads they didn't pay for.
What a sequence this is from Jason Alexander. The subtle facial expressions, the disgust when Julie accepts the thank you, the pettiness in the cab, the "liar-face getting revealed" in the cafe.. Just Wow! Great acting!
Jason really was a tremendous actor on the show. Expert at tweaking his voice/face expressions. Even when Jeremy Piven played a George type character, Piven was good--but Jason was truly next level with his ability to convey all kinds of emotions the instant needed.
this happened to me in real life. i showed up late at a restaurant and i thanked my nephew and his wife for dinner at the end. they said you're welcome only to have my sister mention after they left that it was actually her who paid for my dinner. "why did they say you're welcome?" "i payed for dinner."
They should have.
Did you have the big salad?
@@jaengen Ima real man honey. I don't eat salads.
I like how he always takes a pause to analyze the situation... And then he opens his mouth to voice his distress...
The level of pettiness on the part of George is next level, even by his standards! 🤣
The way he says "Is that what I ask for? The Big Salad?" gets me everytime
Im not treating you to lunch ANYMORE‼😂😂😂
At 04:20 the gloves come off. The real George Costanza unmasks himself. 😂😂😂😂
I am 100 percent with George on this one . It’s not the money but it’s the ethical part . You don’t hand anything you didn’t buy to anyone but if you do you always give credit to the person who bought it. I don’t care if it’s a dollar .
Yea! It's a bit frustrating to watch this althow it's very funny. She should have said "Oh I didn't pay for the big salad,George did".
It's a salad who cares.
Secret Santa must be a ball with this guy
It's one of those things where I would try to do it myself but if others don't do it for me I wouldn't care
If it was just a salad, sure. But she had to get the BIG salad.
What makes this genius is that the relationship between George and Julie is ambiguous so a distinction between who paid is real. If they were a regular couple, no drama.
When George does big salad move, it's the best part of the whole episode.
It's a nod to Ralph Kramden, a character on "The Honeymooners".
@@brundlefly262 - You beat me to it.
@@samuelluria4744 Yeah, Ralph Kramden here. But did you notice how in the first 1-2 seasons, the first one especially, how George seemed to be modeled after Woody Allen?
@@brundlefly262 - I will have to refresh my memory; I'm not familiar enough to differentiate between seasons.
@@samuelluria4744 If you see some clips of George from those early episodes you'll see what I mean. It's interesting to see how he and all of the other main characters evolved over the years.
Gorge is sooo correct this whole time.
Larry David's petty situations genius shines thru 😂❤
Julie should have let George carry the salad.
It would have solved a lot of problems. 🤣🤣🤣
Watching the cab scene, I can see how George is based on Larry David in real life.
yes, after becoming all too familiar with his antics on Curb, it's glaringly obvious, now in hindsight, that George is based, almost entirely by this point, on Larry David
I saw an interview with Jason Alexander ("George") in which he discusses the moment he realized his character is really Larry David, really interesting...
“Imagine….her taking credit for your big salad.”
George has a point. If someone paid for something and I just happen to give that something to whoever and was thanked, I would immediately explain who paid for it and they're the ones to thank.
Julie should have mentioned that George is the one that Elaine should thank for the lunch.
For once, I support George. Why should someone else...a person who has just been introduced...get credit for something I paid for?
Because it’s not that serious.
I'm with George on this one too. Elaine is plain rude not to thank him for something he paid for her.
@@SE45CX a main cast of a-holes being rude. Shocking.
@@steverogers7601 And because he specifically told Julie that it doesn't make a difference, what does it matter who pays he said.
@@emintey he didn’t say it doesn’t matter who gets the credit though.
I love how incredibly adult and nuanced Elaine's reactions always are.
My favorite was, “Uh, jewelry on men is not a good look.”
This is one of the most Larry David moments in the show. I can just see him saying the exact same lines.
The live crowd makes this so much better because you can hear only one person in the audience understood what happened in real time and dude is crying laughing
I stand with George
Loved the humor in this show. One of a kind.
Just the way George says “share” is hilarious. Perfect character.
The nerve of that tall boy to take credit for George's purchase of the Big salad. 😂
Wow, you’re so…..not funny.
she just handed it to her lol
Genius acting. Pulls me in every time.
George is absolutely on point though.
When Jerry says...imagine, her taking credit for your big salad....who is he imitating? I can't put my finger on it. Barney Fife?
Who takes credit for a Big salad they have not paid for? Its unheard of!
she had to have the BIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG salad
🤣🤣 It doesnt matter if George is right or wrong it's how much he cares that makes him petty
You know you buy a big salad for somebody it would be nice if they knew it
I never get tired of Seinfeld 😂
“You had to have the Biiiiiiiig Salad !” Seinfeld and Shakespeare are my top ‘go-to’ for famous quotes
The scene where George is confronted and he acts all flabbergasted at the accusation is one of my favorite George moments of all time.
"Is that what I ask for? Big Salad??" 😂
I just noticed the box of CHERRY CLANS at the restaurant!
It's just bad manners really to take credit for a gift that you didn't purchase. She could've handed her the Big Salad and give credit to George.
Elaine was rude. She did not thank George after learning he paid for the big salad.
Yes, another illogical plot device. They needed the fake tension so she would gripe to her later on, leading to this scene.
This is one of the few times George isn't actually a petty paranoid basket case and is 100% in the right
George and Jerry are actually two parts of Larry David's true inner dialogue. It's an honour to be able to witness this!
That last bit there was all Jackie Gleason.
I must be petty because I completely relate to George. If I paid for your salad, I want you to know it. You don't necessarily have to pay me back, but I would want you to know that I bought it.
The writers were geniuses that’s fact
I hate people who complain all the time that you didn't say thank you to them.
George is right here.
@4:36 - Yeah, but she was the one that made the big deal about him bringing it up to Elaine, so...
One of the most Larry David scenes in all of Seinfeld!!!!
George was right! The girl should of said ‘ here’s the big salad George got you!’ End of !
An angry George is the best George.
George is getting upset!!
Or maybe bawdy George. Jerry likes that one.
I just love how they keep saying ‘Big Salad’
George is in the right here lol
George is justified here
Elaine should've thank them both. George originally offered to buy her lunch and Julie handed it to her.
Everytime I see a big salad I think of this episode lol