Tommy references the Seinfeld joke about finding what you love meaning you'll never have a day off.
Mentioned as having spent two years writing a stand-up joke about Pop-Tarts.
Mentioned as publicly disagreeing with James Altucher's claim that New York City is dead forever.
Zach references Seinfeld's comments that successful comedians aren't necessarily the funniest, just the hardest working.
Brought up as an example of a wealthy person who pre-pays for meals with friends; his net worth is discussed.
Brad Blanks recounts Seinfeld's quote about why he'd rather watch baseball than own the Mets.
Mentioned alongside Larry David in discussing comfort over dressing up.
Tommy references a Seinfeld questionnaire video where Seinfeld correctly answers multiple-choice questions about himself.
Josh references Seinfeld's habit of pre-paying at restaurants to avoid dealing with bills, leading to a discussion of his net worth.
Discussed as an example of blasé, occasionally outdated humor including jokes perceived as homophobic.