Remember the old Seinfeld show? About the guy who sold soup-if he didn’t like you, he wouldn’t seel to you!
I particularly liked the part where the hapless George tells the guy that there is no bread in the bag-and the counter girl sbatches the soup back!
Well, I would like to open a take-out soup place, just like in the show. I wonder if I could call the place “THE SOUP NAZI”-or does the show have this copyrighted?
Anyway-come on in for some crab bisque-and prepare to be insulted!
Too late, ralph! HAH! I bought that old cupboard from your garage sale, and now I have all your recipes. Take THAT!
You do realize the Soup Nazi is based on an actual person:
Visit the guy who the Soup Nazi is based on, Ali “Al” Yeganeh, in New York at:
Soup Kitchen International
259A West 55 Street NYC (@ 8th Ave)
I have–and I didn’t get fussed at. I followed his rules.
Well, aren’t you a good lil’ monkey!
Tell us the rules, can ya?
Here are the rules as I remember them:
State your order
Have your money ready
Move to the left
When I took the “real” Kramer tour, he told the story of a friend of his who was banned by the Soup Nazi for one year due to multiple violations of the rules. He went back eight months later, but when he got his turn to order the Soup Nazi yelled “Four more month!”