On the other hand, sometimes all it takes is a single visit to know you want no part of an organization.

I was agreeing with you that the thrill of the hunt means more to him than the money. He just doesn't seem driven by having money or expensive things. Maybe he would enjoy his car and apartment more if he had obtained them via a scam. Sorry if that was unclear.

And just last year, a Texas high school geography textbook referred to slaves as "workers." It's no wonder people in other countries (or at least Norway) use "Texas" in place of "crazy."

Good point. He hasn't seemed too excited about that Mercedes with its metric cupholder or his corporate apartment.

Reminds me of something Peyton Manning said in his retirement speech: "There’s a saying that goes, treat a man as he is and he will remain as he is. Treat a man as he could be and he will become what he should be."

I'm sure Mike had a plan B in case the cops took too long. They made a point of showing him considering all the angles of Nacho's original plan. No reason to think he wouldn't have done the same for the plan he settled on.

I love Mike. That is all.

In BB, he says he changed to a Jewish name because "the homeboys like being represented by a member of the tribe," or something to that effect.

That baby has seen one too many good men go down.

He was also pretty damn good to his brother.

Well said.

The improvement was pretty massive.

Maybe it's like a Dread Pirate Roberts situation.

I thought that was because his chair was so close to the wall behind him it made it difficult to get into, but I like your interpretation better.

Or that little hand-held electronic football game.

Wow - good info, thanks.

I wish all sociopaths would identify themselves….

Well, that was a deal.

Yeah, I was neutral toward Danson before this, but he impressed pretty quickly here. I think I first sat up and really took notice of his performance during the traffic stop scene with Milligan and the Kitchen brothers.

Doubly great?