Besides, the elder statesman I'd really like to kibbitz this New Yorker vs.
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Afterward, San Francisco's Jewish community continued to kibbitz, but Mr. Benioff wandered off.
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He was, at times, accessible — frequently calling reporters to kibbitz, complain or make news.
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We're just gonna kibbitz here; that's Yiddish for just kinda like ... I know what that is, thank you.
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Colleagues stopped by to kibbitz about the State of the State address, which the Governor would deliver in two weeks.
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Sometimes he sat in the back, so that he could kibbitz with reporters, and sometimes he sat up front, behind Trump Administration officials.
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Musk loves to kibbitz with fans, answering questions about his tech, making reading and music suggestions, and solving customer-service issues in real time.
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They have camped out organizers and volunteers in Casey's stores around the state, in order to meet working class voters where they shop and kibbitz.
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Mr. Trump had no hesitance to kibbitz from the side before he became president, assailing President Barack Obama for not doing enough to stop Ebola, for instance.
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What Trump seems to prefer is to surround himself with a group of people with whom he can kibbitz rather than a group of people telling him what to do.
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At first, the vice president's hard-edged messages to him on corruption were coated with kibbitz — demands accompanied by Bidenesque inquiries like whether the puffy-eyed president was getting enough sleep, aides recalled.
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But Trump frequently calls Christie to ask his opinion on the administration's performance, and to kibbitz about New York or whatever is happening that day, according to several people close to Trump with knowledge of the conversations.
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McCook has only 7,700 residents, but it has a Rotary club, a 4-H club, a future farmers group, a music festival, a storytelling festival, a chapter of the Nebraska Community Foundation, churches, libraries, museums and Sehnert's, a James Beard Award-winning bakery and coffee shop where the retired men gather and kibbitz.
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So when we drifted to a quieter spot to kibbitz, I mentioned that I was impressed with the gold medal but more taken with this thoughtful kid, self-conscious beyond her years, able to speak in long paragraphs rather than sound bites, unafraid to admit her fears and very aware of her good fortune.
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The bar in Canter's, called the Kibbitz Room, has its own history and has been a favorite of music personalities. Chuck E. Weiss. a regular at Canter's who has his name on a plaque at the booth where he would sit, wrote a song about the Kibitz Room called, "Rocking in the Kibbitz Room." Although the restaurant is open 24 hours, the Kibitz Room closes at 2 am.
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Upon returning to the mainland, Duke became entangled in Hollywood politics, encountering "superagent" Sid Kibbitz. Kibbitz represented Duke in negotiations for a John DeLorean biopic project entitled Fast Lanes, White Lines. In order to secure funding for the film, Duke became a cocaine dealer and was shortly thereafter arrested after trying to deal drugs with men who turned out to be federal agents. While the strip was on hiatus from January 1983 to October 1984, the characters lived on in a Broadway production entitled Doonesbury: A Musical Comedy.
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The restaurant was further expanded in 1959, and the Kibbitz Room cocktail lounge opened in 1961. The Boyle Heights location remained in business until the 1970s. Canter's quickly became a hang- out for show business personalities, given its location and late hours. It has remained such ever since.
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His characters include Detective Dan, Earboy, Jimmy Bond Agent 1/7, and Bernie Kibbitz. In 1997, he and a few cast members starred in the 1997 feature film Good Burger (based on the All That sketch of the same name). While he was on All That, Server made guest appearances on other Nickelodeon shows. He appeared in a Season 3 episode of The Secret World of Alex Mack in 1996.
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