How Did Kramer Live Without a Job?

Nine seasons, an apartment on the Upper West Side, a hot tub, Cuban cigars, and you almost never see Kramer go to work. People have been asking how he paid for any of it since Seinfeld first aired. So I went back through all nine seasons and wrote down every dollar Kramer touches. The bagel strike that lasted twelve years. The racetrack win. The lawsuits he traded for free coffee and a billboard. The bottle deposit run to Michigan. And the bus tour that, it turns out, was copied from a real one, down to the exact ticket price. Then there's Kenny Kramer, the real neighbor behind the character, who figured out how to make money from being Kramer long after the show ended. Some numbers are my own estimates, and I say so in the video when they are. Sources are listed below. Which Kramer idea would actually make money today? Tell me in the comments. Sources: Wikipedia: Kenny Kramer, The Strike, The Muffin Tops, The Bottle Deposit, The Maestro, The Abstinence, The Pick, The Bizarro Jerry, The Voice NYC Tourism: Kenny Kramer's Reality Tour Looper: Seinfeld's Mad About You crossover and Kramer's money Celebrity Net Worth: How much the Seinfeld cast made #Seinfeld #Kramer #CosmoKramer #90sTV #ClassicTV #Sitcom