I was just addressing Beema's point, and making my point that 2.16 billion dollars is a lot of money. I found it surprising that they were worth that much. The stock thing is a brilliant character insight, it just explains so much.

The line about selling his children's birthright for a few months rent was a great line and very dramatic and total bullshit in the context of the story. Jesse put it into perspective when he asked if a meth empire was something to be proud of. It's not like it's a business you can tell people about and pass on to…

The line about selling his children's birthright for a few months rent was a great line and very dramatic and total bullshit in the context of the story. Jesse put it into perspective when he asked if a meth empire was something to be proud of. It's not like it's a business you can tell people about and pass on to…

It explained a lot but it didn't make me feel more sympathetic exactly,  I can see why he would be bitter, but he could have taken them to court and they would have settled with him, he could have had more at any time. He could have taken the job and medical care they offered. He could take the 5 million from the…

It explained a lot but it didn't make me feel more sympathetic exactly,  I can see why he would be bitter, but he could have taken them to court and they would have settled with him, he could have had more at any time. He could have taken the job and medical care they offered. He could take the 5 million from the…

-The creepiest part was Todd acting like a kid called into the principal's office then taking out the spider when he was alone and grinning.

-The creepiest part was Todd acting like a kid called into the principal's office then taking out the spider when he was alone and grinning.

Depends on the drunkard.

Depends on the drunkard.

@Chico_McDirk:disqus I like when they explain the graduate level math jokes and I almost sort of get it, it makes me feel smart, and when John DiMaggio laughs like the happiest drunk at the bar. It's entertaining on so many levels. 
The Billy West anecdote that sticks with me is when he was watching Oz with his wife…

@Chico_McDirk:disqus I like when they explain the graduate level math jokes and I almost sort of get it, it makes me feel smart, and when John DiMaggio laughs like the happiest drunk at the bar. It's entertaining on so many levels. 
The Billy West anecdote that sticks with me is when he was watching Oz with his wife…

Are you serious? Why not?

Are you serious? Why not?

I've always wanted to see Oscar Wilde lecturing the miners of Leadville, Colorado on aesthetic theory and then winning them over with his immense capacity for alcohol and willingness to try anything. He created his life like his plays, so this would be part of his creative process.

I've always wanted to see Oscar Wilde lecturing the miners of Leadville, Colorado on aesthetic theory and then winning them over with his immense capacity for alcohol and willingness to try anything. He created his life like his plays, so this would be part of his creative process.

I love them too, I just can't listen to the episodes with the producer named David (Mirkin?) who refuses to talk about the episode at hand, monopolizes the conversation and won't let anyone else talk about the episode either. (I just wanted to get that out of my system after all these years.) They really are fun and…

I love them too, I just can't listen to the episodes with the producer named David (Mirkin?) who refuses to talk about the episode at hand, monopolizes the conversation and won't let anyone else talk about the episode either. (I just wanted to get that out of my system after all these years.) They really are fun and…

That's a good point, they had to take a show that's already strange and dreamlike and just twist it a bit more. That's really an accomplishment.

That's a good point, they had to take a show that's already strange and dreamlike and just twist it a bit more. That's really an accomplishment.

That shot when they were walking the track was breathtaking.