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* MyNewGiftIsLame: For Elaine's birthday gift, Jerry has to tread carefully on what to get her, as he doesn't want to go for anything too plain or suggestive. He settles for giving her $182 so she can buy whatever she wants. Elaine gets upset with Jerry, as she feels it's something her uncle would give her. In addition, she hates the card he gives her, saying she's a wonderful friend and a great pal. This in contrast to Kramer, who gives her the bench she's been wanting as well as a card with a poetic message, to which Elaine reacts more positively.
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Jerry and Elaine speculate whether they could have a relationship, which George is highly skeptical about.
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Jerry and Elaine speculate whether they could can have a relationship, purely sexual relationship while maintaining their friendship, which George is highly skeptical about.
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* AbortedArc: The end of the episode teases Jerry and Elaine getting back together for real, but they remain nothing more than friends for the rest of the series.
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* SexualEuphemism: Jerry and Elaine use this to discuss the "friends with benefits" agreement.
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* SexualEuphemism: Jerry and Elaine use this "this" to discuss the "friends with benefits" agreement.refer to their friendship, "that" to refer to sex, and "the other" to refer to a hypothetical real relationship.
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Jerry and Elaine speculate whether they could have a relationship, which George is highly skeptical about.
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!!Tropes:
*FriendsWithBenefits: The premise of the episode. {{Lampshaded}} with George telling Jerry AnAesop about how it can't be done; he turns out to be right.
*SexualEuphemism: Jerry and Elaine use this to discuss the "friends with benefits" agreement.
*StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Elaine and Kramer both react to Jerry giving Elaine cash for her birthday the same way: "What are you, my/her uncle?"
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!!Tropes:
*FriendsWithBenefits: The premise of the episode. {{Lampshaded}} with George telling Jerry AnAesop about how it can't be done; he turns out to be right.
*SexualEuphemism: Jerry and Elaine use this to discuss the "friends with benefits" agreement.
*StrangeMindsThinkAlike: Elaine and Kramer both react to Jerry giving Elaine cash for her birthday the same way: "What are you, my/her uncle?"
