Seinfeld's Adulthood-Adjacent Philosophy Gains New Relevance

The sitcom "Seinfeld" presented an irreverent and carefree version of adulthood that mocked societal norms.
The show focused on friendships instead of traditional life milestones like career, relationships, and family.
The characters largely faced few consequences for their failures and remained unbothered by societal expectations.
Seinfeld offered an aspirational worldview that valued leisure and escapism over hustle culture and life milestones.
The show's priorities seem increasingly relevant today amid growing societal reevaluations of work-life balance and life priorities.