Before becoming an aspiring agoraphobic, Peter Mehlman drove to the Valley every day as a writer for Seinfeld where he became famous amongst his immediate family for coining "Yada, Yada" "Spongeworthy" "Shrinkage" and "Double Dipping." Before that, he was a writer for The Washington Post and Howard Cosell's SportsBeat. After, he's written for most national magazines, hosted the Webby-nominated Peter Mehlman's Narrow World of Sports, and wrote the award-winning short "Blank." Most recently, his collection of essays, "Mandela Was Late" was published and is available for a song on Amazon.