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Article: Line blurs between David and 'TV Larry'
- Article from:
- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- November 9, 2007
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NEW YORK -- Larry David steals a glance at his wristwatch. It's
about 11:50. He needs to check out of the hotel by noon. He
pleasantly explains he only has a few more minutes.
And no offense meant, by the way, when he looked at his watch.
"I wasn't bored or anything," he assures his interviewer.
Eureka!
"There's a typical 'TV Larry' thing," he says, unleashing a small
rant: "In life, we can't look at a watch! It's anti-social to look
at a watch. You can't be at a dinner party and look at a watch. It's
rude! People think you want to go home.
"Maybe you just want to know what time it is! You're allowed to
know what time it is, aren't you?"
He's put his finger on another of life's ...
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