Probably the same way they defend Trump for every other stupid thing he does. "What about Obama?" "What about Clinton (Bill or Hillary)."

If you're paying $40+ for a steak you shouldn't want to put A1 sauce on it. It should nearly melt in your mouth. If you're ordering it cooked medium or longer, you're destroying the meat and should have ordered the fish.

Uhhh not sure if you've ever been on a golf course, but it's not usually the best place to be if you need to take sudden shits.

I heard another clear sign is repeating yourself for no apparent reason.

hahahaha. you're not very good at this, are you?

I didn't realize this, but it makes sense. What doesn't make sense is how anyone could possibly have a 'good steak' when it's cooked well done. It's impossible.

I get that Dave. I was using an extreme example of nepotism for the purpose of making a joke (admittedly not a very good one).

I'm not sure how many Fascist regimes lasted long enough for the transition to power to the supreme leader's kid. I'm pretty sure if the Nazis won and Hitler could maintain an erection we'd be genuflecting for Adolph III right now.

Which is why they changed the narrative to make him a European white Jew-hater (moneychangers!) who wants to love the gay out of the LGBTQ community so they can be saved too.

I've only once been able to turn on an entire party. That was the night of all nights.

At least you're a year ahead of me!

That's a reasonable explanation.

Psssst. Albuquerque is in New Mexico, not Arizona.

Yeah, cus it's definitely not excellent. Right, everybody? LOLZZZZZZZZZZ

What leads us to believe that Rebecca would be "one hell of an enemy"?

Hector is clearly trying to instigate a war with Gus, and Gus isn't interested. Why not? We see that he has a classy looking business partner and they're about to buy an industrial laundromat together…. hmmm wonder what they're up to. Do you see what it added to the episode now?

When did cocaine start inducing strokes (asking for a friend)?

I figured that was the closest pay phone to him. He clearly doesn't have a home phone. What makes you think he went out of his way to 'the seedy part of town' to use that specific phone?

This exactly. Add to this the fact that she was on-screen for less than one minute and uttered two words, and WTF are people crying about?

Sorry, but did you say learning that Gus has a business partner he's interested in buying an industrial laundromat with AND that Saul started as a TV producer is too much plot for one episode!?