At the beginning of the episode "Seinfeld" "Pie" (17 February 1994), Jerryi (Jerry Seinfeld) tries to feed the apple pie to his date, Audrey (Susan Snyder), but she refuses for no reason. Refusing to eat something the peers offers is becoming the motive of the episode. Later, the couple go to a restaurant owned by Audrey's father, but refuses to eat a piece of pizza. She immediately understands that this little social small is a form of revenge. As in all episodes of Seinfeld, something small and incidental is, through a huge network of neuroses, turned into a mass tricky Faux Pas.

Later, however, George (Jason Alexander) dinner with a potential employer in a restaurant. Georgeorje notes that his rival is in the kitchen of the restaurant and begins to suspect that his food may have been spoiled in some way. When his potential employer, McKenzie (Lane Davis), offers a George -Erging bite with a chocolate cream, he refuses. This is confusing for McKenzie, because he was just telling Georgeord how important it was to align and be a team player. One of McKenzie's compatriots relies forward and says, with an intense sign: "If you are one of us, you will take a bite." Needless to say, George's refusal to eat pie loses its job.

It seems that "if you are one of us, you will bite" is a line of dialogue that Jerry Seinfeld, even to this day, uses it in an ordinary conversation. "Seinfeld", though initially hatedSince then it has introduced a lot of ordinary colloquialism in the pop lexicon, of course. "Close to talk", "Hi, Manuman", "Fancy Boy", "Sponge-worthy", "Nazi Soup", etc. But in Reddit Ama of 2013Jerry Seinfeld acknowledged that the "Take Bite" line stayed with him. He repeats it whenever he shares a meal with his children.

Seinfeld has admitted that it is a strange line to be taken away from a mega-hit-hit-hit series that lasted 180 episodes during nine seasons. However, "Get a bite" is the one that gets stuck. He wants to use it when his children. As he wrote:

"The only line I quote from the show (and I'll be very impressed if someone out of technar remembers this line) is" If you're one of us, you'll bite. " I feel like a lot of my kids. Many times children will not want to try certain foods, and so I will use that line.

"Oh, mankind!" Of course, he was the notorious phrase shouted by journalist Herbert Morrison, as he witnessed Hindenburg who exploded on that fateful day in 1937. But the phrase repeated the newumman (Wayne Knight, the fondlist of his work in the courtroom) in the episode "Seinfeld" "Motor" (20 February 1997). In that episode, Manumman drove his mail delivery truck when he hit a road sewing machine (and we don't have to get into how he got there). It began to pull the machine under the car, creating a shower of sparks. Then drove over a puddle of slimmer, spilled by Kramer (Michael Richards Starvala Michael Richards). While the bottom of his truck burst into flames, he screamed: "Oh, mankind!" Yes, Seinfeld took it.

Iousbopitus, Seinfeld has not extracted any of his own dialogue in the real world.