I just finished Seinfeld and I don't get this last episode

I just finished Seinfeld and I don't get this last episode.

The law was "you have to help other people if it's reasonable to do so."
Why didn't someone just say "He had a gun, it wasn't reasonable for us to endanger our lives."

Seems like they could have gotten out of it pretty easily.

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Because they filmed it

So?
It's not like them filming it somehow changes that the robber had a gun.

It's pretty obvious the dude is pretending to have a gun

The court can't prove he didn't have a gun.
So them claiming that they didn't want to risk their lives for a stranger would making it reasonable not to help.

Just seems like they should have thought out the final episode better.

It's the finale, meaning it's done after that. I doubt they gave a fuck at that point considering the money they were making.

I guess. But still, artistic integrity is a thing.
You'd think they'd want to go out on a high note.
Hell, they even made an episode about that.

They were being trialed for being sociopathic assholes. The Good Samaritan thing isn't the main sin here.

Sort of like The Stranger. Mersault is a murderer, but that isn't the main point of his trial and execution.

But being a sociopathic asshole isn't against the law.

>Just seems like they should have thought out the final episode better.
>they

larry came back to write the final

It's a metaphor, dummy. They were condemned by society for being heartless. Like I said it's comparable to The Stranger.

The video they made they were audibly making fun of the situation making them look like assholes. This blew up even more when they got everyone they screwed over throughout the course of the show so it was pretty much a trial on their morality. Shit doesn't have to make sense. I didn't like the episode much anyway but the very end was great since it was the first bit.

BAD CHICKEN! MESS YOU UP!

A metaphor for what? I'm confused.
So you're saying they broke no law but got convicted anyway?

laughed hard

final episode is kino if you edit out the flashbacks

You have a double digit IQ.

>Shit doesn't have to make sense
I suppose, but still. It's dumb they got put in jail when they didn't actually break a law.

Sorry but what you're saying makes no sense.
It's not me.

THEY CALL ME THE ASSMAN

That's their decision.
Whatever autist reason you come up with will never change that.

WORLDS ARE COLLIDING JERRY

You do realize just adding the word "autist" and variations there of to your posts doesn't mean you "win", right?

And either way, the point is that the underlying plot of the episode doesn't follow.

ok, go on
argue whatever you want with history

The fuck are you talking about?
Stating something was wrong does not mean you are trying to change history.

you just finished 10 years of Seinfeld and still don't know them?

>Why didn't someone just say "He had a gun, it wasn't reasonable for us to endanger our lives."

BECOSE THEY WERE SELFISH ASSHOLES THEY PREFERRED MAKING FUN OF THE FAT GUY

I'm glad you will probably die alone and found for the smell.

You have fucking downs, you didn't even read this thread.

yes, I've Reddit, and I wish I didn't.

This is really that hard to understand. Here, let me walk you through the steps.

-The good Samaritan law says they have to help when it is reasonable.
-The guy had a gun so it was not reasonable for them to help.
-Them taping the event and making fun of him does not mean it reasonable for them to help.
-The good Samaritan law was not broken.

Really, you should talk to a doctor.

You are literally George

But George is stupid and you're the one who can't understand anything.

Haha exactly. Let's go home and let this guy complain to an empty thread.

Normalizing the complete lack of empathy was the goal here

These clever, trendy semites just assume that the entire world exists to make them laugh

I want to be just like them, and argue about the consequences of acting like vermin!

Why are you talking to yourself?