His father, Hyman Krustofski, was a rabbi dispensing Talmudic wisdom and car-buying tips to the neighborhood and strongly opposed to young Krusty's wish of becoming a clown and making people laugh, wanting the boy to go to "yeshiva" instead.
Rabbi Krustofski was strongly opposed to young Krusty's wish of becoming a clown and making people laugh, wanting the boy to go to "yeshiva" instead. His father, Hyman Krustofski, was a rabbi dispensing Talmudic wisdom and car-buying tips to the neighborhood.
His father, Hyman Krustofski, was a rabbi dispensing Talmudic wisdom and car-buying tips to the neighborhood. Rabbi Krustofski was strongly opposed to young Krusty's wish of becoming a clown and making people laugh, wanting the boy to go to "yeshiva" instead.
His father, Hyman Krustofski, was a rabbi dispensing Talmudic wisdom and car-buying tips to the neighborhood. Rabbi Krustofski was strongly opposed to young Krusty's wish of becoming a clown and making people laugh, wanting the boy to go to "yeshiva" instead.