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• An Open Letter to the “Politically Correct” College Student who wrote an Open Letter to Jerry Seinfeld

  

  Dear “Politically Correct” College student, I was at a Starbucks when I read your letter. At first, I thought it was hilarious. Especially the part where you explain context to the guy who helped write, develop and produce one of the most successful comedies in television history. Good for you. That must be why “Seinfeld”…

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  June 18, 2015

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