Kramer invents “The Beach” cologne. Jerry tells him to run it by a guy in marketing at Calvin Klein, and Kramer does. The guy scoffs at the idea, but CK begins producing a cologne called “The Ocean.” Without a patent, Kramer is powerless to seek recourse, but the folks at CK offer him a modeling contract, essentially in exchange for his silence. (This story line crosses two episodes. The Season, Disc, and Time information below is for “The Pick” section. See Part I for the Season, Disc and Time information for “The Pez Dispenser.”) THE VIDEO CLIP CONTAINS BOTH PARTS.
Concepts: entrepreneurship intellectual property rights trade-off
Source: Seinfeld
Season: 4
Disc: 3
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