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Jerry Seinfeld Gets President Obama on 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee'
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The President of the United States grabs coffee with the comedian in a 1963 Corvette Stingray Split Window Coupe.

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Jerry Seinfeld kicked off the Season 7 of his hit web series " Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee " on Wednesday, December 30 with President Barrack Obama. Although Obama isn't a professional comedian, he proved he's got a great sense of humor on the show.

The show was filmed on the White House grounds because Obama wasn't allowed to slip past security. Seinfeld picked up the President of the United States at his Oval Office in a classic 1963 Corvette Stingray Split Window Coupe.

During the interview, Obama discussed about losing his anonymity. "I would love to just be taking a walk and then I run into you. You're sitting on a bench. And suddenly I say, 'Hey Jerry, how ya doin?,'" he shared, "That moment when you lost your anonymity. And anonymity is not something you think about as being valuable."

Obama also revealed the scariest part of living at the White House, admitting to Seinfeld that it was a bit like "Night at the Museum". He said, "So you're looking around and thinking, what the hell is this?"

When asked who would be the leader he would love to hang out with most, Obama mentioned Teddy Roosevelt. He revealed to Seinfeld that all of his underwear was one brand and one color and he has a closet like normal people.

Obama later got in the driver's seat to take Seinfeld for a spin in the driveway of the White House.

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