The four key elements are from least to first, Elaine trying to put a store featuring South American merchandise out of business because she wasn't treated properly. Jerry and a battle with two women involving a speed dial (as if it mattered where you were on the list of speed dials). Finally, we have a variation on O Henry's "The Cop and the Anthem," where George tries to get fired by the Yankees. He has met with New York Mets officials and has been tentatively offered the job of head scout if he can get out of his Yankee contract. He does disgusting things, but somehow there is a sort of divine intervention that gets him off the hook. The fourth is Kramer trying to set up a Millennium party and coming into conflict with Newman, who refuses to let Jerry come to his similar party.
Review of The Millennium
