Last but not least: buying shoes with Bill and Jerry

There are many stars in the United States. Sure, because that's where they are made. So it's nothing special when TV series star Jerry Seinfeld and Microsoft founder Bill Gates meet by chance in a shopping mall. This encounter is documented in the new commercial for the software giant. A churro-munching Seinfeld discovers Gates in a branch of the shoe discounter "Shoe Circus", goes inside and offers his help with the purchase. He gives him a few important tips - knead the shoes vigorously or take them into the shower - and finally finds the right shoe for the billionaire's foot. Gates pulls out his discount card - he is a proud platinum member of the Shoe Circus Clown Club - and the two stroll off chatting. Seinfeld then casually asks Gates whether there will one day be edible computers. The answer comes from the hip.... And our puzzlement about the actual meaning of this surely expensive little movie is certainly intentional.