Jerry Seinfeld has never one to be political. Nor politically correct <\/p>\n
Thats why it was so damn refreshing to hear his response to a recent interview question regarding a lack of diversity on his web program, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee: <\/p>\n
Oh, this really pisses me offPeople think its the census or something. This has gotta represent the actual pie chart of America? Who cares? <\/p>\n
And he later added <\/p>\n
Funny is the world I live in. Youre funny, Im interested. Youre not funny, Im not interested. I have no interest in gender or race or anything like that. <\/p>\n
Bravo. <\/p>\n
The comment made me imagine if Seinfeld, the NBC comedy series that many feel is the greatest of all-time, could ever survive even one politically-incorrect episode (The Chinese Restaurant, Cigar Store Indian, Puerto Rican Day Parade) in 2014. <\/p>\n
The answer? <\/p>\n
No soup for you. <\/p>\n
Not a chance in hell. <\/p>\n
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