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Why is Kramer referred to as Kessler in the original episode of the show Seinfeld?
- It was the name of one of Larry Charles neighbors.
- Kenny Kramer had not yet given his consent to the creators of the show to use his name.
- It was just selected at random.
- They thought the name was funnier.
Answer
The correct answer is B) Kenny Kramer had not yet given his consent to the creators of the show to use his name..
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