Statute of Limitations on saying Happy New Year

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Statute of Limitations on saying Happy New Year - Curb Your Enthusiasm

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Three days is the statute of limitations on saying Happy New Year. Larry David from Curb Your Enthusiasm. David is going door-to-door canvassing for a local politician. “Where does he stand on the issues?” asks a potential voter. “You can’t say ‘Happy New Year’ after January 7th,” says David, completely invalidating his Season 10 rule by adding four days to the statute of limitations.