I think he was always meant to become the villain. It's right there in the name of the show.

Wow, he sure does watch a lot of tv…

She's a Scrooge-esque buissneswoman, always was and only now realizing it. Marie says as much to her during dinner.

So what does that mean about Marie?

He didn't want to seem like he was working against Gus, hence the huge apology afterwards. Despite all his bluster of being in control of his own life, he's still terrified of Gus.

This show works so well as a large narrative, it's hard to single out any one episode as best. It's all been good-to-great, imo.

So it would seem like he was there all night, working.

The better argument would be Max getting very emotional about defending Gus, but it's still a bit of a stretch, since he could have just been scared and/or nervous.

Maybe the BB writers keeping it vague is a nice way of saying "Their sexual orientation really does not matter, they're people first.".

Oh please. What was so reprehensible about Walt in the first 2 seasons, other then being bossy? He became a douchebag through his choices, that's the whole point of the show.

Sympathy

Especially since it's so random. I always assumed it was for grammatical purposes, like the difference between "a" and "an", but even then it's not really consistent.

Most jobs like the ones he uses as an example are demeaning though, especially if they make you wear a vest. He has a point about an inflated sense of entitlement, but fucking everyone feels that way, especially when they're young. You really want to crush their spirits so early?

Why do your comments keep getting deleted?

Ha, I love how when Black people get racist, it just ends up being about how awesome it is to be Black.

I think people like the Niners more than the Giants, and they haven't been a good team in a long time.

He's a clown, no question.

pac u a genius

Meanwhile, from Billys actual Twitter:

I think you might be reaching a bit here.