Jeff Garlin Allegedly kicked out the recent stand-performance in California after apparent misunderstanding over $ 800 payments.

Members of the audience and the organizer are allegedly taken over by Garlin's behavior, because it is unlikely that he had encountered problems with money in the center of attention.

Jeff Garlin career suffered a huge blow after he allegedly allegedly contributed to the degrading work culture by hiring "in the form of verbal and physical behavior" on the set "The Goldberges".

Garlin took things in person and burn to performing Standup show that he was reserved for more than $ 800 payments.

The star "Curb your enthusiasm" was supposed to find a comedy dinner at the CalaSas country club in Southern California for $ 800 in cash.

However, when he arrived in the place, the organizers decided to pay in the check, not a cold hard cash, so he came out.

"Audience was P-sedied," Insider said, Po Page six. "Most of them came to see Jeff."

According to the news, there were about 40 people in the audience for a regular night comedy, which appears on the schedule of the village club in the middle of the Bingo Night and Father.

Garlin behavior over payments in the amount of $ 800 comes as a surprise after a very successful TV career.

The 62-year-old comedian not only played Jeff Greene in all 12 seasons of a crick-recognized HBO series "CURB of your enthusiasm", but was also Ko-starry at 10 seasons "The Goldberges.

He also saw a moderate success that plays in "cars 2", 2010. and 2019 "Toy story" and "Wall-E". So, all this is considered, it is unlikely that Garlin is broken.

However, the source said Page six The actor's behavior is probably not about money.

"Jeff can be a very neurotic guy," the source cited. "It can get down to things."

The Garlin TV career was taken over by the goal for the allegation of the toxic and unpleasant environment in the workplace on the set of "gold coins" through his behavior.

In the 2021 report, several sources were told Vanity fair That Garlin contributed to the OPECIAL WORK Culture, especially for women who worked on the show, as a source stated that "engaged in a sample of verbal and physical behavior on the setting that people did uncomfortable."

The second source claimed that Garlin often used language some people found "inappropriate" and that "touching or hugging people whether they were or not comfortable with that contact."

The third Insider said, "He ran away with that, because he would be called, saying he was a great bear," Oh, you know me, just a big bowl, I hugged you. "I just love you." "

Then the states caused quite overturn, sparking the speculation that fired him from the show, which he denied.

In his interview with Vanity FairGarlin admitted "silly" behavior, but insisted that he did not mean harm.

"I'm on a comedy. I'm always a kind and thoughtful person. But my comedy tells you to relieve the pain. Why would I ever want to intend to pain? It's laughing.