Taking Advantage of The Mate
From Seinfeld
00:00 - 02:17
2m 17s
Jerry's maid comes. Jerry feels guilty for not cleaning his own place. He could, but he chooses not to. The maid has a comparative advantage and may even have an absolute advantage.

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