i wanted seltzer, not salsa!

[DaRyanMac]

It's funny because on the "How it Started" DVD, this how they came up with Seinfeld.

[BlackDollarBills]

did they show this clip on an episode of CYE? it's driving me crazy to think where i've seen this clip before...

[sparkoflifemedia]

This is the most defining moment of Seinfeld. This is when Larry David reached the penicle of his creative genius. A show about a guy who is trying to get a show that is about nothing. So epically amazing. Alot of people don't understand the humour of seinfeld, I always tell people to watch "The Pitch" because it defines how absolutely genius this show is.

[TABRUTAL]

@sparkoflifemedia This is how sitcoms should be. I would watch reruns of Seinfeld before I watch any of the crap on TV today. This show is not for the ineptly minded, it has many references and a witty charm that far surpasses anything else I have seen. I love this show!

[sparkoflifemedia]

@TABRUTAL Right on dude. Classicly amazing. Larry David is a walking genius.

[NWG92]

@TABRUTAL Watch Larry David's current show, Curb Your Enthusiasm. It's even better than Seinfeld because he doesn't have to limit his humor anymore to keep his material family friendly. And I don't mean cussing...episodes like the one with the "miraculous" tear on Jesus' eye are absolutely classic, but they could never have done something like that via Seinfeld. Also, The Office (the original British one, not the crappy American one) and Extras by Ricky Gervais are intelligent and hilarious, too

[wilcox24]

genius

[unseencricket]

i am making salsa right now and just had to look up this clip

[whtdouwantme2say]

This is great!! If you notice whenever they play this episode on Fox or TBS, they always cut out George saying "I want salsa, not seltzer!" I always wondered why they do that I mean its pretty hilarious and not really offensive. Maybe it was an edited for time allotment or something like that.

[morgantown1]

@whtdouwantme2say Yeah good call. It was on TBS yesterday (I take it you saw it based on the time of your comment) and I was looking forward to hearing George say that but it was cut...most likely for time reasons

[spaceoreo]

@whtdouwantme2say They slice where they can to shoehorn in more ads.

[iwalker]

I love youtube, so great that somebody got this little clip... very handy.

[grumpytosnowwhite]

Because people like to say "salsa".

The *delivery* of that line is just amazing.

[Kakuoteyalu]

People do like to say salsa...

[ElitheNinja900]

Because people like to say "salsa"

[TheCarpenter90]

"its about nothing"

[beatle11]

@TheCarpenter90 I think you may have something here!

[HellsAngels2001]

weres the salsa?

[Homerjay66666]

I don't know if this make sence, but what is that at 0:16-0:17 (the melody in the last line) I've heard it several times in Seinfeld. Is it a New York thing?

[tamajared]

It's a Jewish thing.

[Homerjay66666]

Ah, I see. Thanks!

[hussac1]

@tamajared Relax there.. Jerry Seinfeld is successful because the is Jerry Seinfeld

[rayrayskimps]

this was my absolute favorite scene from this entier sitcom, i love when he breaks up with the girl cause he cant stop saying "salsa"

[Q0MPIS]

Totaly agree :D

[Kaisssaa]

hahaaaaaaa so funny