Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT From protesting a piece of pie to debating the origin of an outgoing phone message, Larry David got into some really petty arguments throughout Curb Your Enthusiasm’s 12 seasons.
The drink argument gets so intense that eventually, Cheryl doesn’t even want to go out for dinner, let alone a drink beforehand. She figures that if there’s no point in going out for a drink, there’s no point in going out for dinner, so they get takeout instead. This gag stems from the classic Curb running gag that Larry married someone he doesn’t seem to enjoy spending time with.
Larry says he was busy with the movie, so he couldn’t have met up with Andy. But Andy says he didn’t want to meet up; he just wanted Larry to call. Larry tells Andy that he can call him when he’s in L.A., but Andy says it’s different when it’s a local call. Larry just found out his mother died, but he can’t let this go.
This leads to a classic Curb confrontation until Dean reveals that he has cancer and his doctor has told him to avoid getting into confrontations. Larry instantly backs down and agrees to pay for the sunglasses. He has a point about Dean instigating the hug, but Dean’s cancer revelation puts the pettiness of the sunglasses dispute into perspective.
4 Larry & Mocha Joe Argue Over What Constitutes A Favor Season 7, Episode 10, "Seinfeld" One of Larry’s longest-standing rivalries was with coffee shop proprietor Mocha Joe. The rivalry started in the season 7 finale, “Seinfeld,” when Larry innocently asked Joe to bring some jumper cables to an office he was heading to for a coffee delivery anyway.