Frank Costanza

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Jerry, it's Frank Costanza.

Mr. Steinbrenner's here.

George's dad, call me back.

Um, but clock management and timeout usage just seems to be absolutely not working for this guy right now.

I can't wait till you go full Frank Costanza.

I feel very close-

[laughs]

How's my credit in this joint, anyway? Your credit's fine, Mr.

Costanza.

That's swell.

I like you, Lloyd.

White man's burden.

How's my credit, Miss Joint, anyway? Your credit's fine, Mr.

Costanza.

That's swell.

And so that's going to be a tough game.

But I think, you know, Frank's going to have those kids ready over at Adams.

That's for sure.

And they're not going to be afraid of Penn, which I love.

The real fun is sitting in the Notre Dame press box next to Chuck and Angelo and listening to them argue about what game that they're going to go.

So what are we going to do? You want to do this? You want to do

that? Why do you make Angelo sound like Frank Costanza? You want a piece

of me? All right, Chuck Freeby, Angelo DiCarlo, Bo Hunt.

And so that's going to be a tough game.

But I think, you know, Frank's going to have those kids ready over at Adams.

That's for sure.

pen, which I love, and this will help them out moving forward for sure

The real fun is sitting in the Notre Dame press box next to Chuck and Angelo and listening to them argue about what game that they're going to go.

So what are we going to do? You want to do this? You want to do that?

Why do you make Angelo sound like Frank Costanza?

You want

Lucky Dog, that, uh, that is one of the funniest moments in the history of Seinfeld, is that voicemail from, from J- from Jerry Stiller, from George's father.

"Jerry, it's Frank Costanza.

Mr. Steinbrenner is here.

George is dead.