The speakers describe a luxurious party during the Gilded Age, and how it was criticized due to the party's great expenses during a time of struggle for many working-class families. The narrator mentions how the major economic growth led to a large wealth gap between the rich and poor, and how the wealthy minority essentially gained control of America.

The speakers describe the changes for Black individuals after the Civil War and during the Gilded Age. mentioning that Blacks had opportunity during this time period and made communities with other Black individuals. They were also able to gain wealth and take advantage of their new rights and freedoms.

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Elaine's birth control sponge has been pulled off the market, and she's carefully hoarding her stash. So is the man she's dating "spongeworthy?" If she uses a sponge for him, she won't have it if a better opportunity comes along.

Jerry and Elaine are contemplating having sex. "We can have this...or we can have that." But clearly, they can't have them both, though they try. Later, in the coffee shop, George chastises Jerry for trying to have them both.