Agree. Therein lies the tragedy of Jimmy McGill.

The irony of it is that despite being a loathsome jerk who materially contributed to the creation of Saul Goodman, Chuck *has* been been right. Everything he said in his meltdown on the stand was correct; Jimmy falsified official documents, ripped off his father and took a dump through a sunroof (amongst many other…

I figured that when he flat out told Chuck his next hospital spell would be alone, surrounded by all those electric currents with no one listening to him

Kym: "don't worry Mesa Verde, this won't blow back on you"
Howard: "this won't blow back on us will it?"
Next five episodes: blowback