As kids growing up in the 90’s, we didn’t bond with our fathers’ watching sports. We found common ground through Larry David and “Seinfeld”. To this day, we can quote more inspirational lines from George Costanza than any U.S. President. It was Elaine who turned us onto “A Streetcar Named Desire”, not our English teachers. And let’s not forget about “shrinkage”. Simply put, if it weren’t for the comedic genius of Larry David, our collective wouldn’t have realized the galvanizing nature of comedy, particularly in the face of adversity or social/political unrest.
A few nights ago, we watched in awe as one of our favorite pastimes, “billboard liberation”, was incorporated into the latest episode. We received a flood of texts and DMs about the existence of the billboard in Los Angeles and even saw that Jeff Garland was on Instagram calling for it to be altered. So, as a thank you to Larry David, for his contribution to the field of art imitating life, we give you our contribution to the practice of life imitating art.
- INDECLINE