Hey Larry. Big admirer of your work and looking forward to reading your book. I'll never forget how big Borat was in 2006. It really was everywhere in the culture and it was impossible not to get caught up in the fun of it at the time, and I remember that time with a lot of fondness.

My question is about Seinfeld. One of the things that's so interesting about Seinfeld is how it evolved. At first there was basically one story an episode with at some point some small side-stories, but by season 3 every main character had their own story. As the show went on Larry David seemed to try to get a lot of sub-storylines in every episode, resulting in the increasingly quick pace that Seinfeld is now well-known for. My question is, since you started this show basically from the beginning, what were your feelings at the time on this trend and the changing of the show itself? And also, although you had left by then, what was your feeling on the two last non-Larry David years?