Yes, they have both a vodka and juice selection. That’s literally all you need.

The real cheddar was the friends we made along the way.

I watched the piece and around where I work near Battery park NYC there a few subways. I do prefer it to any other fastfood down here but man there are “too” many so close together. 

It was for poors when 30 pound lobsters were all over the beach.   Back then Halibut and other fish were also cheap and common, not today.

I got lobsters for $4.44 a pound maybe 5 years ago. Hard shell too.

I think people hate him for being everything Saul isn’t, and part of the magic of good narrative drama is making you identify with the protagonist despite their failings. People hated Skyler in Breaking Bad because she often stood in Walt’s way, despite him being a sociopathic criminal by the end and her just being a…

Due to how slowly the series gets rolled out, I honestly can’t remember what my feelings have been towards Howard. I’m feeling kinda bad for him this season tho.

They say they are dedicated to screwing Howard for the sandpiper money, but the real reason is for perceived wrongs.

I can’t even imagine being Howard dealing with these two.  They’re like a couple of toddlers.  You try to be nice and do nice things for them, and they find a way to mess it up and make it your fault.  Honestly he’s had the patience of a saint with them.  The more chances he gives them, the more they are pissed off at…

I never hated Howard.  Is he a regular rich guy who acts like a regular rich guy?  Yeah.  Did he ever do anything that was just super awful?  He really hasn’t.  He’s just a guy trying to hold a business and a legacy together, and be good at his job.  He looks out for his friends and he is pretty darn loyal, as we see…

YES! Us too.

The reason Kim gives is to have Sandpiper settled sooner - yes. There was a scene this season which showed Howard is the one basically keeping the plantiffs from settling that made it pretty clear that he’s holding everyone together.

Eh it’s just fundamentally too mean for me, honestly.

The scene from Mystic Pizza is total fiction. Sounds like the movie daughter of a cattleman in Texas whose refrigerator at home is stuffed with prime rib laughing at the rich people who make such a big deal about it. No, lobster was not an "unappealing surplus item" in the '70s. It's delicious, scarce, and has always…

Hm...she only was aware of the bowling balls, pretty sure he didn’t tell her about the 3/4 high rent prostitutes he was hassled by. Maybe he told her about Jimmy’s crazy (and hella funny) outburst in the courthouse but I doubt she even hears what he has to say when it comes to anything at work from Howard.

Even in season 5, I was thinking “wow, they really went the distance to find someone who talks a whole lot like Kim and look a lot like her too. I was almost wondering if she was the one playing (Rhea) Kim’s mom in this episode but nah...This is quite something...also like when they showed Jimmy and Chuck’s father,…

... and the actress playing the mother really channeled Seehorn. We went back n forth a bit thinking it was Seehorn, but it was not.

I think Howard is a prisoner of others expectations.

The actor playing young Kim was great. She had that sharp‐eyed glare down pat.

Maybe I’m just old, but in my day if someone had figured out a scheme that seemed too good to be true, they didn’t go publicizing it to the general public since that’s how you get whatever loophole you’re using closed.