(Jerry, George & Elaine are coming out of Coffee shop. Geroge notices a blind man trying to cross the street and hurries to help him get across. Meanwhile, Jerry and Elaine are making their observations)
Elaine (looks at George walking with the blind man, turns to Jerry and is a bit serious and puzzled): Alright, what's going on?
Jerry: Oh you didn't know? Since last one week George has been having a meaningful relationship and getting adequate sex too.
Elaine: Oh! we'll come to that, but what does that have to do with this?
Jerry: Remember one time, George had a girlfriend and he couldn't touch her because of Mono?
Elaine: Yes
Jerry: He got totally smart from that, almost split the atom.
Elaine: So?
Jerry: Well, what do people do after they get sick of being smart?
Elaine: Social work?
Jerry: Exactly. Shouldn't take very long to get sick of either.
Elaine: Huh, I wonder if this all means he is a better person than us or something? Nah, I don't think so. I know for a fact, George's never thought he is better than anybody. (Pause) Oh my God, isn't that just another sign of really better people!
Jerry: I really wouldn't know, Elaine.
Elaine (looks at George walking with the blind man, turns to Jerry and is a bit serious and puzzled): Alright, what's going on?
Jerry: Oh you didn't know? Since last one week George has been having a meaningful relationship and getting adequate sex too.
Elaine: Oh! we'll come to that, but what does that have to do with this?
Jerry: Remember one time, George had a girlfriend and he couldn't touch her because of Mono?
Elaine: Yes
Jerry: He got totally smart from that, almost split the atom.
Elaine: So?
Jerry: Well, what do people do after they get sick of being smart?
Elaine: Social work?
Jerry: Exactly. Shouldn't take very long to get sick of either.
Elaine: Huh, I wonder if this all means he is a better person than us or something? Nah, I don't think so. I know for a fact, George's never thought he is better than anybody. (Pause) Oh my God, isn't that just another sign of really better people!
Jerry: I really wouldn't know, Elaine.