When I got home though, my wife met me at the door, she looked confused,
"What was THAT I just saw on TV just now?"
I calmly walked past her and flopped in my "Bunker-chair", I sighed deeply and said,
"That my dear is what a washed-up observational comedian will give fools for ten million dollars! ... And they love you for it!"
Then she started her usual fussing with me:
"Honey! I thought you wanted to make a serious come back? For God's sake, you are working for Microsoft!"
She started weeping uncontrollably, I hugged her and said,
"I know, I know, but they offered me Ten Million! Honey, we were down to our last three! I just can't live like that! I had to do it, I just had to!"
We both cried, ... after a few minutes, she looked at me and said,"I saw it, but what was it about?"
I looked at her, cleared my throat and answered, "Nothing."
She pulled herself together and said, "Oh, that again!"
I held her tightly again to brace her for my next statement,
"Honey, I have to do nine more! Gates writes them and Ballmer directs them!"
She fainted.
Oh what I'll do for a few million dollars.
Can you be forgiven for selling your soul?

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I think Jerry got a little carried away with the honesty thing here!
After seeing the new ad from Microsoft, which debuted today, some may wonder what Jerry Seinfeld helping Bill Gates pick out a new pair of shoes has to do with software. The answer, in the classic Seinfeld sense of the word, is nothing. Nevertheless, the spot is the first and most visible sign of an ambitious effort by Microsoft’s Windows business to reconnect with consumers around the globe.
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Yeah....I saw that commercial and could help but laugh. It was brilliant. I don't know if the whole concept of Microsoft reconnecting with the consumers was clearly presented in the commercial.....but it was enjoyable nonetheless. Good job.
Heya Steve, here is what I got from the commercial.
When you think of Microsoft; think of Bill Gates' ass.
and then I thought - truth in advertising at last!
But the word delicious should never occur anywhere in the vicinity of Gates shaking his groove thang.
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