Jerry jokes about the humiliation of moving back in with parents as an adult.

George panics about moving in with his parents and rejects Jerry's loan and Kramer's offer.

Jerry and Kramer help George move in while Estelle serves unwanted bologna sandwiches.

George tries to join Jerry's dinner but Estelle insists he dine with them instead.

At dinner, Kramer reveals Leslie's puffy shirt design while Jerry nods blindly to her low talk.

George argues with Frank about silver dollars and storms out, bumping a woman who praises his hands.

The woman shows George her card and explicitly suggests he call for hand modeling work.

George shows off his hands to Jerry and Kramer; Kramer zaps him with a hand shocker, prompting oven mitts.

Kramer tells Jerry he agreed to wear the puffy shirt on Today Show; factories are already producing them.

Estelle fawns over George's hands while Frank argues; George demands quiet for his photo session.

Elaine arrives, laughs at Jerry's puffy shirt, calls him Count of Monte Cristo; Jerry insists he must wear it.

Photographers praise George's hands, compare them to tragic hand model Ray McKigney who lost his hands to overuse.

Bryant Gumbel introduces Jerry and the Goodwill benefit on the Today Show live broadcast.

Bryant Gumbel repeatedly mocks Jerry's puffy shirt on live TV; Jerry denounces it, Leslie screams off-camera.

George finishes photo shoot, receives check, and gets a date offer from a female hand model.

Leslie screams at Jerry; George bursts in bragging, mocks Jerry's shirt, Leslie shoves him into Kramer's hot iron.

At Monk's, the group recaps: Leslie fired, George's hands ruined, puffy shirts donated to homeless.

Jerry questions why we apologize when we can't hear low talkers instead of blaming them.