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Seinfeld: Cost-Benefit Analysis
Jerry does a cost -benefit analysis of installing illegal cable. He decides to commit the crime when he finds out there will be 75 televised Mets games on TV. -
Seinfeld: Chicken Roaster
Has profanityA Kenny Rogers Roaster restaurant opens across the street from Kramer. He can't stand the red glare from Kenny's neon sign, and moves into Jerry's apartment. But he becomes hooked on Kenny's chicken, and eventually accepts the red glare in exchange for access to the chicken. When Kenny's shuts down, the lights go out, and Kramer's overall welfare falls—the benefits of the chicken outweighed the cost of the glare. -
Seinfeld: George's Uncertain Interview
George does very well in a job interview but is not told whether or not he is employed because his interview was interrupted by a phone call. George cannot inquire because of the positive comments his interviewer made during their meeting, so he faces a dilemma. He decides that the pros outweigh the benefits if he shows up to work. -
Seinfeld: The Barber
Jerry gets a bad haircut but refuses to change barbers because he is loyal. Eventually, he is convinced to leave his barber of 12 years for the barber's nephew. Bad quality doesn't persist in the marketplace; it is competed away. Perhaps the answer to bad haircuts is not more regulation, but more competition. -
Seinfeld: The Contest
George, Jerry, Elaine, and Kramer have a contest to see who can refrain from an unnamed activity the longest. Each posts a bond that they will lose if they are among the first three to indulge. Kramer makes it about 12 minutes. Elaine makes it a day or two. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipSeinfeld: Seeking Deals
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George tells a story about how when his father bought a car, he went on a multi-state excursion to find the best deal. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipSeinfeld: It's An Emergency
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Kramer has forgotten where he parked his car in a multi-level parking garage of a shopping mall and the gang walk around for an eternity looking for the car. Jerry needs to urinate and Kramer encourages him to do so in a dark corner where no one can see him. While doing so, he is spotted by an officer, and held in the officer's booth. Later in the episode, George is caught doing the same thing. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipSecret Millionaires Club: Opportunity Cost
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This clip demonstrates the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen. Watch Warren Buffett’s Secret Millionaires Club on the Kid Genius channel on Xfinity. Visit SMCKIDS.COM for webisodes, comics, games, and more! -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Doris Day Show: Doris Cuts Costs
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Doris felt that Roger was spending too much money on services for the annual charity ball, so she leverages the philanthropic nature of the event to significantly drop the price on all the services that Roger purchases. The end result: $11,553 extra for the orphanage fund. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipKitchen Nightmares: High Operating Cost
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Has profanityGordon confronts the chef about the restaurants low sales and expensive ingredients.
