I, for one, am glad we got the version that we did instead of an RTS.
darkdemize
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The best opportunity was when he meets up with his former partners, Gretchen and Elliot. They feel sorry for Walt's diagnosis and the fact that he left the company the three of them started before it became profitable, and offer to fully pay for his cancer treatment.
He then lies to his wife, saying that they are paying while he continues to make meth and sell it to fund his treatment.
There are others, but this one happens early on (around S2 I believe).
The healthcare system was just a catalyst for his transformation into Heisenberg. He had multiple opportunities to stop during the first seasons. His greed and pride wouldn't allow him to do so.
It's not a blackjack. Blackjack is 21 with 2 cards only.
Always take the free shipping, even if prices are (mostly) the same. If you have to return something, you don't always get a refund on the shipping costs.
It's Business Insider. They are very pro-capitalist.
She has a bleached asshole.
Explain how.
The third one is AC/DC. You shook me all night long.
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The Fly was definitely a polarizing episode. My biggest complaint about it was that it completely threw off the pacing of the story that season.
If you haven't seen it yet, I would highly recommend you check out the spin-off series Better Call Saul. I ended up enjoying it even more than Breaking Bad, although it does spend a long time setting up the pieces before everything starts falling into place.