Seinfeld Quiz: How Well Do You Remember George Costanza's Jobs?

From hand model to working for the Yankees, George Costanza has had quite a few jobs in Seinfeld.

George Costanza
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In Seinfeld, George Costanza will do anything he can in order to do as little work as possible.

Though he spends a lot of 180 episodes out of work, when George eventually does have a job he's always finding ways to do as little work as possible. Even going as far as to leave his car in the parking lot so everyone thinks he is the first one in the office and the last one to leave.

Even when George is unemployed he was thinking of ways to stay that way. Even dating the daughter of Unemployment Office worker so that he could get an extension.

When George is working, things don't always go his way. Throughout the 9 seasons of Seinfeld George is fired from almost all his jobs, although he loses his dream job at the Yankees when he is traded for Tyler Chicken.

With George having so many jobs across the show, it would take only a huge fan of Seinfeld to be able to remember everything that he got up to in his career.

Do you remember where Elaine helped get George a job at? Can you recall why he couldn't be a hand model anymore? Let's find out just how big a fan of George Costanza you are!

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