Jerry Seinfeld travelled the country in vintage cars for eleven seasons and eighty-four episodes, stopping for coffee and chit-chatting with the funniest people alive. He chatted with late comedian Garry Shandling, cracked jokes with Steve Martin, Tina Fey, and Eddie Murphy, reconnected with the Seinfeld ensemble, and even paid President Barack Obama a visit in the Oval Office. These guests, along with dozens more, discussed the nuances of stand-up, the development of their professions and personal lives, and anything else that came to their brilliant minds. As a result, not only did fans get to enjoy a hilarious collection of unscripted and raw chats with their favourite comedians, but also what is possibly the most significant historical archive concerning comedy ever. Now that archive is preserved in the form of a gorgeously designed and carefully curated book. Seinfeld has hand-picked the show?s keenest insights and funniest exchanges. Also included is a fascinating oral history featuring interviews with dozens of crew members, executives, guests, and Seinfeld himself that details how this scrappy creative experiment landed unprecedented access to the White House, earned multiple Emmy nominations, and helped lead the streaming revolution. Featuring a newly written introduction by Seinfeld and filled with beautiful never-before-seen production photos, this book is essential reading for comedy lovers, car aficionados, coffee connoisseurs, and Jerry Seinfeld fans.