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Gawd... this is funny stuff. https://comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com/louis-c-k-comedy-sex-and-the-blue-numbers. They are all episodes of Jerry Seinfeld driving a classic car (sometimes the classic of a famous comedian), and going to have coffee. This one (at the link) is with Louis C.K. and a 1959 Fiat Jolly. But the one with him driving David Letterman's Volvo is hysterical. I've also watched the Don Rickles one. Cursor down and you'll see all the other comedians getting/having coffee with Seinfeld. They are all very well done (though at least 10 minutes long)... even slick.

Edit: just watched the Larry David and the Bob Einstein ones. HILARIOUS!!! Sarah Silverman in an E-type Jag is great too.

About the first 3-4 minutes is about the car... while driving in it. The rest is usually just talking about life or comedy at a coffee-shop.
 
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Thanks for posting that Mark. My favorite so far is the episode with Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks.
Don't know if you watched it, but they were talking about Alan King and that brought back lots of memories for me. Alan King lived in the same town on Long Island where I grew up and I used to see him all the time.
 
Gliderman8 said:
Thanks for posting that Mark. My favorite so far is the episode with Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks.
Don't know if you watched it, but they were talking about Alan King and that brought back lots of memories for me. Alan King lived in the same town on Long Island where I grew up and I used to see him all the time.
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Classic... and much like their old comedy sketches. Get those two together and there's no stopping them.
Glad to see those two holding on.
 
I certainly agree Mark. The last joke that Carl Reiner tells at the end of the video made me laugh my tukas off :grin:
 
Was that the Brooks joke? "What's the difference between a Frenchman and a Jew? The Frenchman leaves but never says goodbye; a Jew says goodbye but never leaves?" LOLOLOL
 
Bingo... that's it. Very funny!
 
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