1. In the little village where I was born,
life moved at a slower pace...Copy !req
2. yet felt all the richer for it.Copy !req
3. There, my two uncles were known far
and wide for their delicious cooking.Copy !req
4. They seasoned their zesty chicken...Copy !req
5. using only the freshest herbs
and spices.Copy !req
6. People called them
Los Pollos Hermanos...Copy !req
7. "The Chicken Brothers."Copy !req
8. Today, we carry on their tradition...Copy !req
9. in a manner that would make
my uncles proud.Copy !req
10. The finest ingredients are brought
together with loving care...Copy !req
11. then slow-cooked to perfection.Copy !req
12. Yes, the old ways are still best
at Los Pollos Hermanos.Copy !req
13. But don't take my word for it.
One taste and you'll know.Copy !req
14. Two-oh-one-point-six.Copy !req
15. Jesus, seriously.Copy !req
16. Better over than under.Copy !req
17. Over by a pound and a half.Copy !req
18. I thought you were all, like, precise.Copy !req
19. Whatever.
We'll just save it out till next week.Copy !req
20. We ship it as is.Copy !req
21. What, are we running a charity?
Come on, man. We're gonna take it out.Copy !req
22. Leave it. One batch, one ship.Copy !req
23. Stop complicating things.Copy !req
24. Why are you purposely giving him
free meth?Copy !req
25. These bitches are bleeding us
enough already.Copy !req
26. You are paid extraordinarily well.Copy !req
27. - Why can't you just appreciate that?
- Yeah. Hey, I been crunching numbers.Copy !req
28. - Oh, you've been crunching numbers?
- Yeah.Copy !req
29. And I don't gotta be a mathematician
to figure out...Copy !req
30. that this deal you made is bullshit.Copy !req
31. - We both earn—
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know.Copy !req
32. A million and a half each.Copy !req
33. What's he getting, huh?Copy !req
34. Say he's wholesaling at
40 large a pound.Copy !req
35. That's probably high.Copy !req
36. High. What, for our stuff?
That's what I was getting.Copy !req
37. All right, look,
say he's getting 40 a pound.Copy !req
38. All right, 200 pounds a week
for three months.Copy !req
39. And, like, what happens at the end
of the three months? Look, whatever.Copy !req
40. Two hundred pounds a week
for three months. That's 2400 pounds.Copy !req
41. Twenty-four hundred
times 40,000 is—Copy !req
42. And I swear to God,
I double-checked this like 10 times.Copy !req
43. Ninety-six million dollars.Copy !req
44. Ninety-six million dollars.Copy !req
45. All right? Ninety-six million.Copy !req
46. Ninety-six to our three.Copy !req
47. That is messed up, yo.Copy !req
48. That is so messed up.Copy !req
49. - Fairness-wise, I can't even—
- Jesse.Copy !req
50. You are now a millionaire
and you're complaining?Copy !req
51. What world do you live in?Copy !req
52. One where the dudes who are actually
doing all the work ain't getting fisted.Copy !req
53. What is going on with you lately?Copy !req
54. What's happened to you?Copy !req
55. Hang on, can't we just—?Copy !req
56. Hey, we gotta hash this out.Copy !req
57. Hey, what's more important
than money?Copy !req
58. These things they laughingly
call pillows...Copy !req
59. I would not give them
to prison inmates.Copy !req
60. You want me to go ask for another?Copy !req
61. No, just remind me to bring his
from home.Copy !req
62. They're not moving his legs enough.Copy !req
63. Hey, everybody.Copy !req
64. Hi, Marie. Is it okay if I visit?Copy !req
65. Yeah.Copy !req
66. His color looks good.Copy !req
67. Gomey, is that you?Copy !req
68. Buddy, yeah, it's me.Copy !req
69. That's you, Gomey?Copy !req
70. Yeah, Hank. I'm right here.Copy !req
71. Come here. Closer.Copy !req
72. - What is it?
- Closer.Copy !req
73. Asshole.Copy !req
74. Man, he got you good.Copy !req
75. Yeah, yeah.Copy !req
76. I'm glad to see you still have
your twisted sense of humor.Copy !req
77. God.Copy !req
78. Hey, check this out.Copy !req
79. I got something
that'll make you feel better.Copy !req
80. Been keeping an eye on that blue meth
of yours. Six, seven weeks, nothing.Copy !req
81. Then all of a sudden, boom,
it's popping up everywhere.Copy !req
82. Look at the new locations.
Texas, Nevada, up in Farmington.Copy !req
83. Even right here in town.Copy !req
84. A teener here and there, you know,
strictly street-level amounts.Copy !req
85. Man, it's crazy.Copy !req
86. How exactly is that supposed
to make me feel better?Copy !req
87. Because you were right.Copy !req
88. You're the only one that
saw this coming.Copy !req
89. Well, three cheers for me.Copy !req
90. This thing doesn't do a damn thing.Copy !req
91. Hank, it's probably still on lock-out.Copy !req
92. It's been an hour, right?Copy !req
93. I'm hurting here.
I could use some meds.Copy !req
94. I'll go find somebody.Copy !req
95. Hey, no more shop talk.Copy !req
96. Sorry.Copy !req
97. I didn't see it coming.Copy !req
98. What? Damn right, you did.Copy !req
99. No, I didn't see shit.Copy !req
100. Day late and dollar short, as usual.Copy !req
101. The only reason I'm even breathing...Copy !req
102. is I got a warning call.Copy !req
103. A warning call? What do you mean?Copy !req
104. One minute
before they attacked me...Copy !req
105. somebody called my cell
and told me to expect it.Copy !req
106. A voice scrambler.
Could have been anybody.Copy !req
107. Marie's got my phone somewhere,
if you want to run the incoming.Copy !req
108. Not that you're gonna learn anything
worth knowing.Copy !req
109. I don't get it. Cartel hit?Copy !req
110. - Who would have called to warn you?
- I don't know.Copy !req
111. Oh, Jesus.Copy !req
112. - Come on already.
- Okay.Copy !req
113. Skyler, I had nothing to do—Copy !req
114. Are we safe?Copy !req
115. Yes.Copy !req
116. Are you safe?Copy !req
117. Absolutely.Copy !req
118. Jesse?Copy !req
119. Jesse?Copy !req
120. What about you?Copy !req
121. Face looks better.Copy !req
122. How's it all going?
Anything you wanna tell us about?Copy !req
123. What, like my interesting life?Copy !req
124. One day pretty much bleeds
into the next.Copy !req
125. Been working a lot.Copy !req
126. - Got a job.
- Job is good.Copy !req
127. It's in a Laundromat.
It's totally corporate.Copy !req
128. Corporate Laundromat.Copy !req
129. It's, like, rigid. All kinds of red tape.
My boss is a dick.Copy !req
130. The owner, super dick.Copy !req
131. I'm not worthy to meet him,
but everybody's scared of the dude.Copy !req
132. The place is full
of dead-eyed douche bags...Copy !req
133. the hours suck and nobody knows
what's going on, so...Copy !req
134. Sounds kind of Kafkaesque.Copy !req
135. Yeah.Copy !req
136. Totally Kafkaesque.Copy !req
137. Majorly.Copy !req
138. From the U.S. attorney in Santa Fe.Copy !req
139. Very nice.Copy !req
140. You've got all these nice tulips
and baby's breath.Copy !req
141. Oh, and this is chrysanthemum.
That looks like chrysanthemum.Copy !req
142. - Yeah.
- Look at these, Hank.Copy !req
143. - Aren't they beautiful?
- Beautiful.Copy !req
144. Wow, look at the size of this basket.
It's got so many goodies in it.Copy !req
145. Look, chocolate-covered pretzels
and cheese sticks...Copy !req
146. and some fancy designer olives.Copy !req
147. You had me at cheese sticks. You're
gonna have to fight me for those, Hank.Copy !req
148. "Get well and best wishes
from Ted Beneke...Copy !req
149. and all the folks
at Beneke Fabricators."Copy !req
150. Wow, he gives you all this time off
and now this.Copy !req
151. - Get me a job there.
- I know. He's great.Copy !req
152. Boss hall of fame. I don't see anything
here from Kleinman.Copy !req
153. They're gonna have to get
on the stick.Copy !req
154. - How's everybody doing today?
- Good. We're good.Copy !req
155. - How are you?
- I'm very good.Copy !req
156. Hi, Hank. Just gonna do
a quick peripheral response, all right?Copy !req
157. - See where we're at.
- Moment of truth?Copy !req
158. Yeah, I wouldn't call it that.Copy !req
159. All right, let's just take a look here.Copy !req
160. All right.Copy !req
161. All right, now I want you to tell me
if you can feel this.Copy !req
162. All right.Copy !req
163. How about this?Copy !req
164. Okay.Copy !req
165. How about now?Copy !req
166. Do that one again, would you?Copy !req
167. Right there?Copy !req
168. - Yeah, yeah, I feel a tingle.
- Okay, on a scale of one to ten...Copy !req
169. ten being your normal level of feeling
and one being no feeling at all.Copy !req
170. Oh, I don't know.Copy !req
171. - Four?
- Okay, four. Okay.Copy !req
172. And how about there?Copy !req
173. Yeah. A six.Copy !req
174. Okay, good. And here.Copy !req
175. Yeah, still there. A little less.Copy !req
176. - A three.
- Okay.Copy !req
177. All right, good.Copy !req
178. Thank you very much, Hank.
Did good.Copy !req
179. So this is good news, right?Copy !req
180. Oh, yeah, definitely.Copy !req
181. Gosh.Copy !req
182. It looks like some nerve function
is returning.Copy !req
183. Oh, thank God.Copy !req
184. All right, so when do we get him
walking again?Copy !req
185. Marie, it's important
that we manage our expectations.Copy !req
186. We're talking about months
of very hard work.Copy !req
187. And even then,
the odds, they're not great.Copy !req
188. But you can't know for sure.Copy !req
189. - No.
- When does he start physical therapy?Copy !req
190. We've sent the paperwork
to your insurance.Copy !req
191. It's high-priority. We should have
pre-authorization in the next few days.Copy !req
192. Certainly by early next week.Copy !req
193. Next week?Copy !req
194. No, that's not gonna do it.Copy !req
195. I've looked into this.Copy !req
196. And the sooner physical therapy
begins, the better his chances are.Copy !req
197. He needs daily sessions.
Isn't that right?Copy !req
198. - Well—
- Actually...Copy !req
199. your plan's treatment program
covers four sessions a week.Copy !req
200. Actually, she asked the doctor.Copy !req
201. Plan-wise, four treatments a week
is fairly typical.Copy !req
202. And the therapists in your network
are mostly fine.Copy !req
203. Mostly fine. Okay, well,
there's a ringing endorsement.Copy !req
204. Look, if Hank had more physical
therapy with better therapists...Copy !req
205. wouldn't it be more likely
he would walk?Copy !req
206. It's very hard to say, Marie.Copy !req
207. Is the health plan's way
medically justifiable? Sure.Copy !req
208. Is it absolutely optimal?Copy !req
209. You know, screw it.Copy !req
210. I'll make sure he gets what he needs.
They can reimburse me.Copy !req
211. Mrs. Schrader, I get your frustration.
Really, I do.Copy !req
212. But my best advice is stay
in the network. Don't go out of pocket.Copy !req
213. Physical therapy is just
the beginning.Copy !req
214. We're talking nursing care,
modifications to your home...Copy !req
215. occupational therapy,
medical equipment.Copy !req
216. It could run into the hundreds
of thousands of dollars.Copy !req
217. So what?Copy !req
218. We're just supposed to compromise
on his care?Copy !req
219. Well, if you don't follow
the insurance company's procedures...Copy !req
220. they may never pay you back.Copy !req
221. I've seen patients and their families
go bankrupt waiting to be reimbursed.Copy !req
222. Who is the best physical therapist
that you know?Copy !req
223. I can give you some names.Copy !req
224. But they're not likely to be
on your plan.Copy !req
225. To hell with the plan.Copy !req
226. There he is. Finally.
I went ahead and started without you.Copy !req
227. Ladies, this is Jesse-san.
He's in for the full treatment.Copy !req
228. Hey, kick off your shoes. Lay back.Copy !req
229. - Exfoliate.
- Maybe later.Copy !req
230. Where's the maestro,
out parking the minivan?Copy !req
231. Do I look like his shadow?Copy !req
232. Who cares where he's at?
What am I doing here?Copy !req
233. Well, I was gonna have you two
flip a coin.Copy !req
234. But since the genius can't be bothered,
today's your lucky day.Copy !req
235. Look around, kiddo. It's all yours.Copy !req
236. What?Copy !req
237. - This?
- Yeah.Copy !req
238. You are now the owner
of this fine establishment.Copy !req
239. - For free?
- Free?Copy !req
240. Oh, ladies, cover your ears.
No, not free.Copy !req
241. Look, hey, this is a squeaky-clean,
highly profitable—Copy !req
242. At least potentially.Copy !req
243. —local institution looked upon with
favor by the Chamber of Commerce...Copy !req
244. Better Business Bureau.
At $312,000, it's a steal.Copy !req
245. Three-hundred-and-twelve thousand?Copy !req
246. Don't you get it? On the outside,
it's a nail salon, right?Copy !req
247. On the inside, it's the best money
laundry a growing boy could ask for.Copy !req
248. Wait, wait, wait. Hey.Copy !req
249. Ladies, thank you. Thank you.
Good job. Come back here.Copy !req
250. Sit. Come on, come on.Copy !req
251. Humor me here for a second.Copy !req
252. Now, you know you need to launder
your money, right?Copy !req
253. Do you understand the basics of it,
placement, layering, integration?Copy !req
254. I ain't buying no damn nail salon,
so just forget it.Copy !req
255. Don't you want to stay out of jail?Copy !req
256. I mean, you wanna keep your money
and your freedom.Copy !req
257. Because I got three little letters
for you: IRS.Copy !req
258. If they can get Capone,
they can get you.Copy !req
259. Hey, look. Here's you, right?
Pink, Pinkman. Get it?Copy !req
260. Okay, here's your cash.Copy !req
261. You're out on the town.
Yeah, you're partying hearty.Copy !req
262. You're knocking boots
with the chicky babes. Oh, who's this?Copy !req
263. It's the tax man.
And he's looking at you.Copy !req
264. Now, what does he see?Copy !req
265. He sees a young fellow
with a big fancy house...Copy !req
266. unlimited cash supply and no job.Copy !req
267. Now, what is the conclusion
the tax man makes?Copy !req
268. - I'm a drug dealer.
- Wrong.Copy !req
269. Million times worse.
You're a tax cheat.Copy !req
270. What do they do?
They take every penny...Copy !req
271. and you go in the can
for felony tax evasion.Copy !req
272. What was your mistake?Copy !req
273. You didn't launder your money.Copy !req
274. Now, you give me your money, okay?
That's called placement.Copy !req
275. Hand me that little thing— Bin.Copy !req
276. This is the nail salon, right?Copy !req
277. I take your dirty money and I slip it
into the salon's nice clean cash flow.Copy !req
278. That's called layering.Copy !req
279. Final step, integration.Copy !req
280. The revenues from the salon
go to the owner. That's you.Copy !req
281. Your filthy drug money
has been transformed...Copy !req
282. into nice, clean, taxable income...Copy !req
283. brought to you by a savvy investment
in a thriving business.Copy !req
284. So you want me to buy this place
so I can pay taxes.Copy !req
285. I'm a criminal, yo.Copy !req
286. Yeah, and if you wanna stay a criminal
and not become, say, a convict...Copy !req
287. maybe you should grow up
and listen to your lawyer.Copy !req
288. Right, so you can get your 5 percent.Copy !req
289. No, that's 17 percent.Copy !req
290. I heard you say 5.
You said it right in front of me.Copy !req
291. Yeah, that was for your partner.
It's privileges of seniority and all.Copy !req
292. But for you, it's the usual,
17 percent and that's a bargain.Copy !req
293. Hey, what? You— Hey, listen—Copy !req
294. Come on, I'm talking to you about
your future here. Listen to reason.Copy !req
295. How is your brother-in-law?Copy !req
296. He'll live.Copy !req
297. Good. I'm glad.Copy !req
298. Walter, you seem troubled.Copy !req
299. How can I help you?Copy !req
300. I asked to see you in order
to clear the air.Copy !req
301. There are some issues that could cause
a misunderstanding between us...Copy !req
302. and I think it's in our best interests
to just lay the cards on the table.Copy !req
303. That's the best way to do business.Copy !req
304. My brother-in-law,
moments before he was attacked...Copy !req
305. someone called to warn him.Copy !req
306. I believe that same person
was protecting me.Copy !req
307. Those two men, the assassins...Copy !req
308. I believe I was their prime target.Copy !req
309. But that somehow, they were steered
away from me to my brother-in-law.Copy !req
310. Because of this intervention...Copy !req
311. I am alive.Copy !req
312. And yet I think that this person...Copy !req
313. was playing a much deeper game.Copy !req
314. He made that phone call
because he wanted a shootout...Copy !req
315. not a silent assassination.Copy !req
316. In one stroke,
he bloodied both sides...Copy !req
317. set the American and Mexican
governments against the cartel...Copy !req
318. and cut off the supply
of methamphetamine to the Southwest.Copy !req
319. If this man had his own source
of product on this side of the border...Copy !req
320. he would have the market
to himself.Copy !req
321. The rewards would be enormous.Copy !req
322. We're both adults.Copy !req
323. I can't pretend I don't know
that person is you.Copy !req
324. I want there to be no confusion.Copy !req
325. I know I owe you my life.Copy !req
326. And more than that...Copy !req
327. I respect the strategy.Copy !req
328. In your position...Copy !req
329. I would have done the same.Copy !req
330. One issue which troubles me...Copy !req
331. I don't know what happens
when our three-month contract ends.Copy !req
332. What would you like to happen?Copy !req
333. You know why I do this.Copy !req
334. I want security for my family.Copy !req
335. Then you have it.Copy !req
336. Three million for three months.
That was our agreement.Copy !req
337. Extended annually, 12 million a year.Copy !req
338. Call it 15.Copy !req
339. Open-ended.Copy !req
340. Would that be agreeable?Copy !req
341. Part of the reason we talk about what
gets us riled up in our daily lives...Copy !req
342. is to help each other put a finger
on what our relapse triggers might be...Copy !req
343. head off our disease before
it comes back.Copy !req
344. So, anyone?Copy !req
345. Free license to bitch and moan.
How often do you get that?Copy !req
346. Jesse, last time, you seemed down
about your job at the Laundromat.Copy !req
347. Let me ask something. If you had the
chance to do anything you wanted...Copy !req
348. what would you do?Copy !req
349. Make more green, man. A lot more.Copy !req
350. Forget about money.
Assume you have all you want.Copy !req
351. I don't know.Copy !req
352. I guess I would make something.Copy !req
353. Like what?Copy !req
354. I don't know if it even matters...Copy !req
355. but work with my hands, I guess.Copy !req
356. Building things, like carpentry
or bricklaying or something?Copy !req
357. I took this vo-tech class in high school,
woodworking.Copy !req
358. I took a lot of vo-tech classes,
because it was just a big jerk-off.Copy !req
359. But this one time, I had this teacher
by the name of...Copy !req
360. Mr. Pike.Copy !req
361. I guess he was like a Marine
or something before he got old.Copy !req
362. He was hard of hearing.Copy !req
363. My project for his class...Copy !req
364. was to make this wooden box.Copy !req
365. You know, like a small—Copy !req
366. Just like a—
Like a box, you know, to put stuff in.Copy !req
367. So I wanted to get the thing done
as fast as possible.Copy !req
368. I figured I could cut classes
for the rest of the semester...Copy !req
369. and he couldn't flunk me as long as I,
you know, made the thing.Copy !req
370. So I finished it in a couple days.Copy !req
371. And it looked pretty lame,
but it worked...Copy !req
372. you know,
for putting stuff in or whatnot.Copy !req
373. So when I showed it to Mr. Pike...Copy !req
374. for my grade...Copy !req
375. he looked at it and said:Copy !req
376. "Is that the best you can do?"Copy !req
377. At first I thought to myself,
"Hell yeah, bitch.Copy !req
378. Now give me a D and shut up
so I can go blaze one with my boys."Copy !req
379. I don't know.
Maybe it was the way he said it, but...Copy !req
380. It was like he wasn't exactly
saying it sucked.Copy !req
381. He was just asking me honestly,
"Is that all you got?"Copy !req
382. And for some reason,
I thought to myself:Copy !req
383. "Yeah, man, I can do better,"
so I started from scratch.Copy !req
384. I made another, then another.Copy !req
385. And by the end of the semester,
by like box number five...Copy !req
386. I had built this thing.Copy !req
387. You should have seen it.
It was insane.Copy !req
388. I mean, I built it out of Peruvian walnut
with inlaid zebrawood.Copy !req
389. It was fitted with pegs, no screws.Copy !req
390. I sanded it for days
until it was smooth as glass.Copy !req
391. Then I rubbed all the wood with tung oil
so it was rich and dark.Copy !req
392. It even smelled good.Copy !req
393. You know, you put nose in it
and breathed in, it was—Copy !req
394. It was perfect.Copy !req
395. What happened to the box?Copy !req
396. I gave it to my mom.Copy !req
397. Nice.Copy !req
398. You know what I'm gonna say,
don't you?Copy !req
399. It's never too late.Copy !req
400. They have art co-ops
that offer classes...Copy !req
401. adult extension program
at the university.Copy !req
402. You know,
I didn't give the box to my mom.Copy !req
403. I traded it for an ounce of weed.Copy !req
404. He's a hero.
You don't deny coverage to a hero.Copy !req
405. They'll say they're not denying
coverage.Copy !req
406. No, no, I'm agreeing with you.Copy !req
407. But I went through all this with Walt.Copy !req
408. You'll burn through your savings,
and then what?Copy !req
409. Well, you two managed, right?Copy !req
410. You said yourself...Copy !req
411. that Elliot and Gretchen's money
didn't cover everything.Copy !req
412. - Jesus, I gotta get back.
- What? No.Copy !req
413. No, no, no, you should rest.Copy !req
414. Look, why don't you go in
and take a long bath?Copy !req
415. - I put some fresh sheets on the bed.
- I wanna be there in case he wakes up.Copy !req
416. With all they're giving him,
he'll sleep till morning.Copy !req
417. - Hey, Sky.
- Hey.Copy !req
418. - What are you doing here?
- Thought I'd stop by...Copy !req
419. to see how you're holding up.
Is this a bad time?Copy !req
420. - Hi.
- Hi.Copy !req
421. Marie, this is Ted, my boss.Copy !req
422. Oh, you're Ted.Copy !req
423. I've heard so much about you.Copy !req
424. Thank you for your gift basket.Copy !req
425. - That was really thoughtful.
- It was nice. Thank you.Copy !req
426. - Cheese sticks.
- Cheese sticks.Copy !req
427. You're welcome.
We care about Skyler so much...Copy !req
428. that naturally that extends
to the whole family.Copy !req
429. Are you coming in?Copy !req
430. Oh, yeah, you should.Copy !req
431. - I'm sorry. Come on in, Ted.
- Thanks. Okay.Copy !req
432. We were having some wine.
Would you like a glass?Copy !req
433. No, no, thanks.
I'm just on my way home.Copy !req
434. I just thought I'd—Copy !req
435. You know, I am really beat.
I think I'm gonna take that bath.Copy !req
436. It was nice to meet you, Ted,
and thank you again.Copy !req
437. Nice to meet you, too, Marie.
Give my best wishes to your husband.Copy !req
438. I will.Copy !req
439. Thanks for stopping by...Copy !req
440. but it's actually not the best time
for a visit, so...Copy !req
441. Can we just talk for a minute?Copy !req
442. I know you need to be
with your family...Copy !req
443. but I haven't heard from you
in days...Copy !req
444. - ... and I left messages—
- I'm so sorry.Copy !req
445. You gave me all that time off
and I really should've—Copy !req
446. That's not my point.
I care about you. That's all.Copy !req
447. Ted, I—
It's just this whole thing with Hank...Copy !req
448. has been one nonstop horror show,
you know, so...Copy !req
449. Well, I just want you to know
that I'm here for you.Copy !req
450. Thank you.Copy !req
451. But I really do need you to...Copy !req
452. - Okay.
- Okay?Copy !req
453. Skyler, I gotta say,
your sister seeing me here...Copy !req
454. I mean, so what? I'm divorced.
You're divorced. So what?Copy !req
455. Okay, let's talk about it later, Ted,
okay?Copy !req
456. - Is there some reason for secrecy?
- Later. Not now.Copy !req
457. - Skyler, just tell me—
- You really wanna do this now?Copy !req
458. Are you gonna make me do this
right now?Copy !req
459. Yeah, you're right.Copy !req
460. Bad idea to come here.Copy !req
461. Ted, I'm—Copy !req
462. I'll see you in a day or two.Copy !req
463. Back at the office.Copy !req
464. Take as much time as you want.Copy !req
465. I can't believe
you had to crush the RV.Copy !req
466. Must've been, like, depressing.Copy !req
467. For real. That's a stone loss.Copy !req
468. No one misses it more than me.Copy !req
469. Free to cook anytime, anywhere.Copy !req
470. No quotas, no one to answer to.Copy !req
471. What's the point of being an outlaw
when you got responsibilities?Copy !req
472. Darth Vader had responsibilities.
He was responsible for the Death Star.Copy !req
473. True that. Two of them bitches.Copy !req
474. Just saying. Devil's advocate.Copy !req
475. I gotta pay taxes? What's up with that?
That's messed up. That's Kafkaesque.Copy !req
476. - Church.
- Right.Copy !req
477. Let's kick it back into gear.
All right? Let's start slinging again.Copy !req
478. - Let's do it. Life's too short, I say.
- Hells yeah, bitches.Copy !req
479. We don't need no RV. All we need is
a bicycle, some Drano, soda bottles.Copy !req
480. No, no. No shake-and-bake.
Where's your self-respect? Come on.Copy !req
481. Ain't top-shelf,
but we could at least move it.Copy !req
482. Still kind of dry out there.
It'll sell on the street.Copy !req
483. And who says we sell on the street?Copy !req
484. Maybe I know a whole new market.Copy !req
485. Maybe all we need is the meth.Copy !req
486. What's the yield?Copy !req
487. Hey.Copy !req
488. The yield. Come on.Copy !req
489. Two-oh-one-point-eight.Copy !req
490. I see a couple new faces.Copy !req
491. Anybody wanna introduce
themselves?Copy !req
492. Don't all speak at once.Copy !req
493. Yeah.Copy !req
494. So my name's Brandon.Copy !req
495. Okay, Brandon. You wanna tell us
something about yourself?Copy !req
496. Well, why I'm here...Copy !req
497. it's just one thing.Copy !req
498. It's meth.Copy !req
499. It's bad.Copy !req
500. Thought I had it kicked a couple times,
you know.Copy !req
501. But then, Jesus...Copy !req
502. this new version of it
hit the streets...Copy !req
503. - ... and, wow.
- Not that blue stuff.Copy !req
504. Oh, sorry. I didn't raise my hand.Copy !req
505. No, go ahead. This is what we do.Copy !req
506. Yeah, exactly, the blue stuff.Copy !req
507. - You had it too?
- Yeah, bro.Copy !req
508. I wish I never even heard of it.Copy !req
509. It was like lighting my whole head
on fire.Copy !req
510. Yeah. That stuff will burn you down.Copy !req
511. Only reason I have a hope in hell
is because it's long gone.Copy !req
512. That's the shame of it.Copy !req
513. No, no, man. Don't tell me that.Copy !req
514. I hear it's back in town.Copy !req
515. Stay strong, brother. Stay strong.Copy !req
516. It's gonna be okay.Copy !req
517. I swear to God, I'll do it.
I will go to the press.Copy !req
518. I'll go to 48 Hours. I'll go to Nightline.
Don't know if there's Nightline anymore.Copy !req
519. Doesn't matter. They will all take it
and they will run with it...Copy !req
520. because he is a hero and he is not
going to be in a wheelchair at 43.Copy !req
521. Jesus.Copy !req
522. Listen, Marie.Copy !req
523. I know Skyler's
already told you this...Copy !req
524. but if there's ever anything
that you need, anything at all...Copy !req
525. It's good to have you here.Copy !req
526. Both of you.Copy !req
527. I just wish there was something more
that we could do.Copy !req
528. Walt.Copy !req
529. We can always pay their bills.Copy !req
530. Please,
it's tens of thousands of dollars.Copy !req
531. We have the money, more than enough.
Walt earned it.Copy !req
532. - Skyler.
- I think Marie should know the truth.Copy !req
533. Skyler, I really don't think
this is a good idea.Copy !req
534. - I think that—
- He earned it gambling.Copy !req
535. Walt and I...Copy !req
536. we've had our problems lately.
You know that.Copy !req
537. And what it all came down to really...Copy !req
538. was money.Copy !req
539. Pure and simple.Copy !req
540. When Walt was diagnosed...Copy !req
541. it changed him.Copy !req
542. And looking back, I don't think
I ever really understood...Copy !req
543. what it was
that he was going through.Copy !req
544. It was more than facing death.Copy !req
545. It was knowing
that he was gonna leave behind...Copy !req
546. nothing.Copy !req
547. And so that's how this all started.
For better or worse...Copy !req
548. he wanted to provide.Copy !req
549. And so he paid his medical bills
the only way he knew how.Copy !req
550. I thought that Elliot and Gretchen
paid for your treatment.Copy !req
551. Yeah, I thought so too.Copy !req
552. The truth is he never took their money.
Not a dime.Copy !req
553. He was too proud to take
what he considered to be charity.Copy !req
554. Isn't that right?Copy !req
555. So he put his mind to it and...Copy !req
556. Well, you know how Walt is.Copy !req
557. He's a problem-solver.Copy !req
558. And he read books and he did
a whole bunch of research...Copy !req
559. and he came up with this system.Copy !req
560. A system?Copy !req
561. A system for counting cards
in blackjack.Copy !req
562. What do you mean, like Rain Man?Copy !req
563. Well, I don't pretend to understand,
you know, all the details...Copy !req
564. but he was convinced that if he put
enough money into it, he'd have a—Copy !req
565. God, what is it?Copy !req
566. A statistical edge?Copy !req
567. Yes, statistical—Copy !req
568. - So—
- Yeah.Copy !req
569. So he, every spare minute, Walt was at
some card table somewhere.Copy !req
570. And at first he went to the casinos,
but then he realized that—Copy !req
571. But then he realized that the casinos
report your winnings to the IRS.Copy !req
572. And if it gets reported,
your family might find out.Copy !req
573. If you do not want your family to find
out, you find another place to gamble.Copy !req
574. Like an illegal backroom game.Copy !req
575. You remember all those long walks
that Walt used to take...Copy !req
576. all that time he used to spend
away from home?Copy !req
577. I guess for a couple months there...Copy !req
578. you were sort of
leading a double life, weren't you?Copy !req
579. Oh, my God.Copy !req
580. Oh, my God, your fugue state.Copy !req
581. - Was that some sort of cover?
- No, no.Copy !req
582. He did not fake that, Marie.Copy !req
583. The night that Walt disappeared...Copy !req
584. he lost $14,000.Copy !req
585. It was his pension fund,
our savings...Copy !req
586. basically every last dime
we had to our name, gone.Copy !req
587. He couldn't live with it.Copy !req
588. He was suicidal.Copy !req
589. But you have to understand that
as soon as he got out of the hospital...Copy !req
590. he went right back to gambling.
I mean, that's how deep this went.Copy !req
591. How could you do that to her, Walt?Copy !req
592. Anyway, this system of his?Copy !req
593. He finally got it to work.Copy !req
594. So all this is to say
we have the money.Copy !req
595. No more gambling.Copy !req
596. But we have the money.Copy !req
597. How much money?Copy !req
598. Walt?Copy !req
599. Well...Copy !req
600. it's into seven figures.Copy !req
601. Holy Mary, mother of God.Copy !req
602. What can I say?Copy !req
603. I did very well.Copy !req
604. Marie...Copy !req
605. you will take our money.Copy !req
606. Use it to take care of Hank.Copy !req
607. Please. Marie, let us help.Copy !req
608. - Does Walt, Jr. know about this?
- Absolutely not.Copy !req
609. And I need to keep it that way.Copy !req
610. And Hank, okay? Hank's got enough
on his mind right now.Copy !req
611. - Can we please keep this between us?
- Yeah. Yeah, I—Copy !req
612. Yeah, I just— I need to—Copy !req
613. Yeah, okay. We'll talk about it later.Copy !req
614. How did you come up with that?Copy !req
615. I mean, where did you possibly—?Copy !req
616. I learned from the best.Copy !req
617. Somehow...Copy !req
618. something tells me that Hank
is here because of you.Copy !req
619. And I'm not forgetting that.Copy !req