It was the only thing that was chilled.

George’s parents are on vacation and George is “left alone”. Jerry, Kramer, Elaine and George are all in George’s parents’ house when Jerry and Elaine notice the odor of the home that they describe as a potpourri of kasha, dandruff and mothballs. When Jerry puts a cup on the coffee table that leaves a circular mark, George becomes very upset and agitated. George and Jerry take the coffee table to a refinisher where George meets a sales clerk, Ramona. Ramona and George show interest in each other.

Funniest Scene

George and Ramona are back at George’s parents’ house and George is trying to set a romantic mood. George comes out of the kitchen carrying wine glasses filled with prune juice and states that was the only thing that was chilled. She notices a photo of a child in a bubble bath and she asks George if that child is his son. George says that no, it was actually him. She found it interesting that a man displays a baby picture of himself on his bookshelf and says that it goes with the rest of the decor as she looks around the room. George puts on a Ray Conniff Singers’ album. Ramona asks if it is kasha that she smells and George says that no, it is potpourri. George than asks suavely if she would like to see the master bedroom.