Mark Normand on the difference between Larry David and Seinfeld: "Larry has a darker bend. He's a little more sex, race, Judaism, religion. He'll go deeper into that stuff." "You see it on his show. He's got shows about Nazis, and there's one episode where his shoes get muddy, so he goes to the Holocaust museum and takes the old shoes, which is hilarious, but Seinfeld would never do that." "Seinfeld's more like zoning in on minutiae." "He has a great one where he's out to dinner as a double date, him and his wife, some other guy and his wife. And the other guy goes, 'I'll get the check.' And he goes, 'Wow. Thank you. Thank you, Bob.' And the wife goes, 'Well, aren't you gonna thank me?' And he's like, 'Why would I thank you? It's his money.'"