What’s Wrong with Jerry Seinfeld’s Apartment? Redditor Says it Can't Exist

It is one of the most famous New York City apartments to be shown on television. The pale blue couch, a bike hanging in the corner and kitchen always stocked with cereal makes Jerry Seinfeld’s fictional Upper West Side apartment on the popular sitcom Sienfeldto be the most unattainable piece of real estate in real life. One user wrote that, “Not all hallways are straight,”Another added, “Why can’t the hall way just bend around the kitchen?” A third pointed that it means, “Newman can’t exist, right? Doesn’t he live down that hallway?” Another making a funny reference wrote, “At least this is prove that Kramer can slide through two doors.” The hot topic hit Twitter and one user giving his impressive analogy wrote that Jerry’s hallway confusion makes sense until the viewers realise that Jerry’s door “is a portal to a multidimensional” and “physics of the real world do not apply”. "Jerys hallway cant exist" makes sense until you realize that jerys doorway is a portal to a multidimensional plane where the physics of the real world do not apply— Seinfeld Current Day April 7, 2021 The hallway confusion might be due to the scenes from the show that implied a straight hallway exists with a wall to the left of Seinfeld’s and Kramer’s apartments.