Jeff Garlin Angers crowds as he refuses to play in the Standup Show

Jeff Garlin would have stated a recent Standup performance in California after an apparent misunderstanding on a payment of $ 800.

The members of the hearing and the organizers would have been surprised by the behavior of Garlin, because it is unlikely that he has encountered money problems after the years in the spotlight.

Jeff Garlin’s career suffered a hard blow after he was alleged that he contributed to a degrading work culture by committing “in a verbal and physical driving model” on the set of “The Goldbergs”.

Garlin has taken things personally and bailed out on a Standup program that it was reserved for more than a $ 800 payment.

The star of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” was supposed to make the headlines of a comedy dinner at Calabasas Country Club in South California for $ 800 in cash.

However, when he arrived at the scene, the organizers chose to pay it in check rather than a cold cold money, then he was released.

“The crowd was P-SDED,” said an initiate, by Page six. “Most of them came to see Jeff.”

According to the media, there were about 40 people in the audience for the regular comedy evening, which appears on the Country calendar in the middle of the Bingo evenings and a brunch for Father’s Day.

Garlin’s behavior on a payment of $ 800 is a surprise after his very successful television career.

The 62-year-old actor not only played Jeff Greene during the 12 seasons of the HBO series acclaimed by the criticism “Curb Your Enthusiasm”, but was also co-star on 10 seasons of “The Goldbergs”.

He also saw a moderate success with “Cars 2”, the “Toy Story” 2010 and 2019 and “Wall-E” suites. So, all this considered, it is unlikely that Garlin will be mowed.

However, a source told Page six that the actor’s behavior probably does not concern money.

“Jeff can be a very neurotic guy,” said a source. “He can hang on to things.”

Garlin’s television career took a hit a few years ago due to allegations to promote a toxic and uncomfortable work environment on the set of “The Goldbergs” by his behavior.

In a 2021 report, several sources have said Vanity The fact that Garlin contributed to a degrading work culture, especially for women who worked on the show, as a source said that he “engaged in a verbal and physical driving model on the set that made people uncomfortable”.

Another source said that Garlin often used a language that some people have found “inappropriate” and that he “would touch or kiss people, whether or not they are comfortable with this contact”.

A third initiate said: “He got out because he was called for that – according to that he was a big teddy bear, saying things like:” Oh you know me, just a big bowl of porridge, I am a hug. I just love you. “”

At the time, allegations caused an upheaval and speculation triggering speculation that he had been dismissed from the show, which he denied.

In his interview with Vanity FairGarlin admitted to “idiots” behaviors but insisted that he did not mean any harm.

“I am in a comedy show. I am always a nice and thoughtful person. I make mistakes, sure. But my comedy is to alleviate people’s pain. Why would I never like to cause pain to laugh? It is intimidation. It’s just useless,” he said.