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Argumentative Essay On Jerry Seinfeld

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Apparently, Jerry Seinfeld has no love for Kim Kardashian and her family of reality TV stars. The funnyman recently attacked the Kardashians and Jenners after learning his teenage daughter is a fan. https://www.mrporter.com/journal/the-look/dad-jokes-with-mr-jerry-seinfeld/2241 Jerry Seinfeld -- in a few words -- skewered the Kardashians by saying, "these people are not doing anything interesting." Seinfeld made the shocking confession during an interview with Mr. Porter. Jerry shared a few "dad jokes" and insight into his interpretation of fatherhood. He admitted not being a dad who gets into his kids ' personal or social spaces. Rather, he knows how to engage them and where his boundaries are apart from his wife 's. …show more content…

After learning the teen was underneath the bed covers watching "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" on her smartphone, he went ballistic. "I never lose it around them. The one time I really, really got upset was when my daughter was watching the Kardashians on her phone in her bed and I could not take that scene. For someone who for their whole life, television was the Olympics of being a comedian. It was only for the very best." He added that "You had to have everything. You had to go through all the different hierarchies of your career to get to television. I’m offended by reality television on many levels and that show, of course, is the premier example of reality television. These people are not doing anything interesting. I lost my temper with that one." Ironically, Seinfeld 's daughter doesn 't even watch his show. He says she watched his programs in the past, but he has no idea what she views in bed these days.

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