Do you enjoy watching Seinfeld?Have you ever been to the grocery store?
Giddy up! Let the insanity begin. This fun new humor book celebrates Seinfeld's 30th anniversary and takes love of the sitcom to a new level. Bestselling humor author R. Scott Murphy believes Seinfeld is far more than a TV show; it's a state of mind. In fact, he's watched all 180 episodes so many times that he often sees the world through Seinfeld Eyes.
The place where his Seinfeld Eyes see the craziest things is the grocery store. That's why Murphy spent more than a year secretly observing people shopping, logging their peculiar activities in his diary, and commenting about those actions in his mind using the voices of Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer.
You won't believe what he saw.
Meet The Cart Shamers, The Fruit Fondlers, The Superhero of Savings, The Grocery Store Mary Tyler Moores, The Shirt Shockers, and many more. You get 30 diary entries to help celebrate 30 years of Seinfeld.
The fun doesn't stop there. Murphy continues celebrating the comedy of Seinfeld by spotlighting madcap characters, catchphrases, and all-around wackiness. Try your hand at Seinfeld trivia, grab a Seinfeld Fan Grocery List, and laugh all over again at the show's best moments.
If you like TV's most successful sitcom, you'll love R. Scott Murphy's crack-up-worthy
Seeing The Grocery Store Through Seinfeld Eyes. Sweet fancy Moses, this book is an absolute must-have for any Seinfeld fan. Nearly 500 pages of fun. Get it now!
R. Scott Murphy is an expert at finding humor in everyday life. He shines a light on Garage Sale Gonzos, follows Movie Theater Bigfoots, and sees the grocery store through Seinfeld Eyes. Murphy has honed his zingers and tongue-in-cheek observations of life as a writer for David Letterman's Late Show, as a radio DJ, and as a TV host.
Now, he shares his best-loved bits in a quick and snappy set of reads called Fun Stories. These humorous short stories, puns, and dad-style jokes are guaranteed to turn your frowns upside down.
Murphy is a Remi Award winner for humor scriptwriting in the film industry. He's topped the Amazon chart for humor books on seven occasions and sent three of his audio singles to the top of the iTunes Comedy Songs rankings, including "George Clooney Time," and "Chick-fil-A Makes Me Feel Like Leonardo DiCaprio."
Murphy holds a master's degree from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and taught advertising at the University of Texas. He enjoys living in Austin, Texas where the local motto is "Keep Austin Weird." He writes the weekly Fun Stories Universe humor newsletter with his family's rescue dog, Curly.
Murphy also writes the Curly Dog children's book series with his wife, Jenny. He uses the author name Randall Scott Murphy for that series.
