If he was just playing with Walt, why give away your whole investigation and feed information to Fring?  Because you know it, your letting that influence what you think Hank knows.

Yeah, and why tater tots.  At first, I was kind of hungry and wondering if those chicken fingers were any good.  But tater tots?  Gross.

Yeah, and why tater tots.  At first, I was kind of hungry and wondering if those chicken fingers were any good.  But tater tots?  Gross.

Why would Gus give Walt hazard pay when he clearly intended to kill him from the start or not too soon afterwards.

Why would Gus give Walt hazard pay when he clearly intended to kill him from the start or not too soon afterwards.

I don't think anyone else in the company is involved, or at least very few (less than 11).  Except for Lydia, the girl Mike tries to kill, who is sitting at the table with Madrigal at the DEA office.

I don't think anyone else in the company is involved, or at least very few (less than 11).  Except for Lydia, the girl Mike tries to kill, who is sitting at the table with Madrigal at the DEA office.

I think they got locked into that when they wrote the dialog about Fring buying that piece of equipment from Gale's apartment, without knowing they would actually bring Madrigal into the show.  I'm assuming that's the only reason they used a German company.

I think they got locked into that when they wrote the dialog about Fring buying that piece of equipment from Gale's apartment, without knowing they would actually bring Madrigal into the show.  I'm assuming that's the only reason they used a German company.

Plus money laundering fees

And I was thinking the model might be Yum Brands (a US company) which owns these brands: KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, WingStreet, East Dawning, Wing Works, Pasta Bravo, and China Wok.

And I was thinking the model might be Yum Brands (a US company) which owns these brands: KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, WingStreet, East Dawning, Wing Works, Pasta Bravo, and China Wok.

If they focus on one area, I'm not sure that's a conglomerate in the strictest.  The idea of a conglomerate is that it's composed of unrelated businesses.

If they focus on one area, I'm not sure that's a conglomerate in the strictest.  The idea of a conglomerate is that it's composed of unrelated businesses.

You just ruined the whole show for me.  Thanks.

You just ruined the whole show for me.  Thanks.

I also think she was nervous and scared, for her life, which makes it a little more believable to me.

I also think she was nervous and scared, for her life, which makes it a little more believable to me.

The guy was in his cruiser and they left the city, that's a pretty strong case if Mike can't explain it and there aren't many reasons for a patrolman to take someone on a drive.  Maybe he did it in plain clothes?  Then I'd agree with you,

The guy was in his cruiser and they left the city, that's a pretty strong case if Mike can't explain it and there aren't many reasons for a patrolman to take someone on a drive.  Maybe he did it in plain clothes?  Then I'd agree with you,