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New Book Reveals Hidden Secrets You Never Knew About 'Seinfeld'
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July 14, 2016
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2:28Now PlayingA new book about Seinfeld is revealing information you never knew about the show. Author Jennifer Keishin Armstrong wrote "Seinfeldia: How A Show About Nothing Changed Everything" spoke to Inside Edition about some of the secrets of the show. A favorite lunch stop for the Seinfeld writers was to the infamous "Soup Nazi." "The soup Nazi is based on a real guy in New York City. Makes amazing soup. Has rules. They knew about this guy and thought, 'let's use this.' It's such a funny, perfect Seinfeld thing," she said. #InsideEdition
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