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Michael Richards, best known for his role as Kramer on the hit TV show Seinfeld, may have a chance at redemption as the owner of the Snicker Factory comedy club in Hollywood, Jamie Masada, is open to the idea of lifting the ban on Richards. The ban was imposed on Richards after his infamous racist rant at the club in 2006.

Masada, who believes in second chances, stated that he does not hold a grudge against Richards and is willing to welcome him back to the venue if he has truly reformed. This comes as Richards has recently stated that he is not looking to make a comeback, despite releasing a new book and making public appearances.

However, Masada has expressed skepticism about Richards’ claims of not being a racist, as he recalls the night of the incident differently. According to Masada, the audience members were not heckling Richards but simply talking during his set. When one man commented that Richards was not funny, Richards responded by repeatedly screaming racial slurs.

Despite the controversy surrounding Richards, it seems that there may be a possibility for him to return to the comedy club scene if he can demonstrate that he has changed. Whether Richards will take this opportunity to prove himself remains to be seen.