Sarah Saxby | The Soul Rehab Project™ Podcast
Oct 14, 2026 · 22 min · 10 segments
Every small comfort you reach for is a signature on the terms of this reality: pain, suffering, and loss. In this follow-up to “Death Is Not the Exit,” Sarah uses the Seinfeld episode where Kramer…
This episode that I'm gonna talk about is going to give a great example of how we settle for comfort and how the powers that be win every time we do.
If you haven't seen it, Kramer, most people know who that is, he had a cafe latte.
So he goes to his attorney, and his attorney sees dollar signs because the coffee industry's-- it's big money.
So they're-- they decide, these wealthy billionaires, right, they decide that they're going to offer Kramer a large sum of money as well as lifetime supply of cafe latte.
Kramer and his attorney go in to meet with Big Coffee, and they begin to explain their offer.
And they say, "We're prepared to offer you a lifetime supply of cafe latte," and Kramer goes, "I'll take it." He took the scraps.
They were about to offer him a huge sum of money, but he didn't wait long enough to see what else there was.
This episode that I'm gonna talk about is going to give a great example of how we settle for comfort and how the powers that be win every time we do.
If you haven't seen it, Kramer, most people know who that is, he had a cafe latte.
So he goes to his attorney, and his attorney sees dollar signs because the coffee industry's-- it's big money.
So they're-- they decide, these wealthy billionaires, right, they decide that they're going to offer Kramer a large sum of money as well as lifetime supply of cafe latte.
Kramer and his attorney go in to meet with Big Coffee, and they begin to explain their offer.
And they say, "We're prepared to offer you a lifetime supply of cafe latte," and Kramer goes, "I'll take it." He took the scraps.
They were about to offer him a huge sum of money, but he didn't wait long enough to see what else there was.
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