That’s gold, Jerry!
a quote by the character kenny bania from the television series, seinfield.
it is used to describe a statement full of perceived value or greatness.
it is best used when referring to something that is funny.
similar to the phrase: “that’s cl-ssic.”
jerry: “why do they call it ovaltine? the mug is round. the jar is round. they should call it roundtine.”
kenny: “that’s gold, jerry! gold.”
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