It is not a hyperbola to say that Seinfeld is one of the most influential sitcoms of all time. The sitcom, created by comedians Jerryeri Seinfeld (Natch) and Larry David, is certainly one of the funniest. The duo developed A few episodes that are discussing "the greatest episode of all time". It predicted it Viral meme on "rawdogging" flight, create real Holiday celebrated all over the world with festivus, and introduced A few new words in English in real life. If you've ever called someone for double soaking, or Jada is someone to get them to stop talking, you have Seinfeld to thank for it.

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And yet, according to Jason Alexander, who played the neurotic and unfortunately very relevant George Costanza on the show, the series not only entertained the audience. Instead, it actually helped many people change their lives better thanks to the extremely funny episode "opposite".

Indeed, many of the funniest installments of the show come from Georgeorje, Aka David. ORC is a neurotic chaos that has trouble keeping his life together, which can feel unfortunately relative to this writer. During the show, Georgeorge came up with a variety of schemes to improve his life, and in the "opposite", the 22nd episode of Season 5, Georgeorje realizes he is his worst enemy. So, his Jerry Pales offers simply a reconciliation: "If every instinct you have is wrong, the opposite should be right."

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This leads Georgeorje to turn his life. "I used to sit here and did nothing and regret the rest of the day. So now I will do the opposite, and I will do something," he promised. What seems like a disaster recipe at first has the opposite effect because Georgeorge walks right next to a beautiful woman and Tells says: "My name is George. I am unemployed and live with my parents." This simple action then continues to turn his entire life, winning him and finally working for Yorkyork Yanki.

It is a funny walk, but according to Alexander, the impact of the episode is far greater than a few laughter.

We usually do not turn to sitcom for the advice of life. After all, what makes a funny joke in TV -Show doesn't work often in real life. But what if that happens?

In the back scene with the episode, Alexander tells how they hear stories from more people who have taken this philosophy of doing whatever the contrary to their instincts tell them to make a heart. And he was particularly shocked to hear that he resulted in huge success:

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"I know people who have done it. I mean, she became a philosophy. For the right people in real life prosper. They literally said," My instincts are absolutely wrong. Everything I do is wrong. So I think I will do the opposite of what I think I need to do and see what is happening. "

So it turns out that the "show for nothing" can actually change your life. Who knows: If you feel like your instincts serve you badly, stop listening to your intestines and try to do the opposite. Can only work for you, though it's hard to imagine working better for any of us than For Seinfeld and David, who are also billionaires Thanks to the episodes as "opposite".

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Each episode of Seinfeld, including the opposite, is currently available for Netflix streaming.