Oh. Oh, here, let me, uh...

Nah, nah, it's on me.

Oh, man. Okay, listen, guys, I'm gonna be late.

I'll see you, okay?

Yeah.

Bye.

Mmm.

You see what just happened here?

What?

She treated me to the Arabian Mocha Java.

And you misinterpret this how?

She's sticking it to me that she makes more money than me.

I'm sure she was just being nice, buying you the coffee.

No, not nice. She's sticking it to me.

You're crazy.

Sticking it to me, Jerry.

George!

Sticking it!

What kind of money do you think your parents have?

Excuse me?

I bet they have more money than mine.

Come on, your parents have money.

You think?

When do they ever spend any money?

Never.

What are their living expenses?

Nothing.

Where do they ever go on vacation?

Nowhere.

How much money do you think they have?

A few hundred grand?

You're saying I stand to inherit $300,000?

Is that what you're saying?

But you may not see it for 20 years.

20 years? That long?

Does your father still eat bacon and eggs every day?

Fortunately, yes.

How's your family history?

I have an aunt that died at seven.

Really?

Aunt Baby.

I've been thinking about the family.

Tell me about Aunt Baby.

She's deceased.

Yeah.

Why did she die so young?

She had problems.

Internal.

Is that common in our family?

Well, your Uncle Mo, he died a young man.

Also, internal problems.

It's that temper on their side.

They're yelling and yelling, and then one day, they're all gone.

What about your side?

Your cousin Henny?

She was sickly from the moment I met her.

Don't you talk about Henny!

I guess you two were the lucky ones.

So far.

Frank, if Aunt Baby were alive today, how old would she be?

She'd never make it.

This is so nice of you to take us all out to dinner, George.

Well, as much as I enjoy all the good-natured ribbing, nothing really makes me happier than spending money on the people I care about.

Where's Jerry?

Oh, he'll be here.

By the way, Elaine, thank you for laying out for the Arabian Mocha Java.

George, you didn't have to do this.

I'm president of a big company.

I can afford to buy you coffee.

Mom! Dad!

Oh, look who's here.

Hello, Seinfeld.

What are you doing here?

We're having an upscale dinner.

What?

Well, after talking to you, we realized we may not have much time left.

So we're blowing it all.

Look, George.

It's a Pierre Cardin.

Why is there a Cadillac parked in front of the house?

That's your mother's new car.

You bought that?

It's a Coupe d'Elegance.

Your father wanted a Mercedes, but I won't ride in a German car.

Morning.

Oh, boy.

What the hell is going on here?

I had some trouble at my place, so I needed a little company at night to sleep.

George, your mother and I, and Kramer, have been talking.

Oh, God.

Look, George, your parents can't blow through their savings in this community.

It's low rent.

We feel that Florida is really the place where they should be.

You can drop a grand in Disney World like that.

Wait a minute.

You're thinking of moving to Florida again?

Well, it's either that, or we stay here near you and just sit on the money.

What do you think we should do, Georgie?

Well, I've given this a lot of thought, and I've got to say...

As much as I'd like to see the two of you living it up in a warm, tropical setting,

I...

I would just miss you too much, so I've decided

I want you to stay.

It's too late.

We bought a condo at Del Boca Vista.

We're leaving tonight.

You said it was my call.

We were just being nice.

Cosmo, are you sure you're gonna be all right here alone?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

I got Emily coming over tonight.

You're letting him have a woman over?

He's not family.

It's different psychologically.

That's a shame.

What, are you sticking it to me?

What?

I think you're sticking it to me.

Ellie, I'm sure George is just being sympathetic.

Sticking it!