>Really Saul? You dare to ask me a fun hypothetical question about time travel and you didn't calculate the quantum mechanics of every variable? What the frick is wrong with you, do you have any idea, any idea at all how meaningless and stupid a question like that is? You realize time travel violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics?
What was his fricking problem?
He had cancer in his rectum as well as his lungs.
He knew he was side stepping about regrets. He didn't pop sci reddit fantasy.
>just came back from stuffing his own infant daughter into the passenger seat of some firetruck of some random county fire department in New Mexico
>YOU'RE BEING COMPLETELY IRRATIONAL! HOW COULD YOU EVEN THINK THAT?! IT WOULD NEVER HAPPEN!
what said basically
You understand that he basically hated Saul at this point right?
Saul should have stayed in his lane
i mean it was satisfying to see him just call saul out on sneaking in what he really wanted to talk about
but it's kind of weird to remember he just saw hank murdered and condemned jesse to captivity pretty recently
maybe it's supposed be like him whistling to himself after talking to jesse about the kid todd shot
walts answer was pretty boring tbh, again with muh gaymatter
That wasn't his real answer, it took him forever to answer because he had 1000000 regrets, notably leaving Jesse to get tortured and killed by the Nazis
Walts answer was Jesse you morons, its why he looks as his watch.
what does his watch have to do with Jesse?
It was jesse's gift to walt for his birthday somewhere in the series. Very sweet moment.
And that part where Walt and Jesse were laying in bed together talking business while Jesse gave him a handjob for his birthday while looking at something on his laptop. Weird but nice moment.
made him stutter like walt jr
Jesse gifted him that watch for his birthday
oh shit. all i could think of was that inmate killing spree set to 2 minutes. thanks
Hey that would been better actually
>he regrets killing those inmates, because he killed mike fotr them, despite he being right about him, and because it's the beggining of his downfall leading to killing Hank on the dessert and ruining jesse and his family
At first, I though he was going to say Jane
he killed hank on a cake?
Of all the things he could regret, some junkie prostitute?
>automatic watch
>doesnt wear it
yeah he'll regret it
Walt's an butthole what a surprise. "I am le danger".
Frick Walt.
Is there even any reason why time travel wouldn't work according to the second law of thermodynamics? Or was this just a dumb line inserted in to make Walt sounds "sciency"
I dunno mate why don't you google it and find out fo us, since you clearly don't know yourself and yet feel qualified to criticize the line.
This is extremely basic stuff you learn in elementary school dude.
And yet, you can’t explain it lmao
I’d explain it but I forgot it because I learned it all the way back in kindergarten.
If I recall it’s because the law states that all systems gain entropy over time and the total entropy of both a system and its surroundings will never decrease, so time travel would violate this rule of physics since it’s decreasing overall entropy.
But entropy can decrease in smaller parts of a large system. It’s bullshit.
In smaller parts yes, but only by increasing the overall entropy of it and its surroundings.
Entropy of universe will always increase that is the law not entropy of system
Walt's full of shit, Alan Alda explains it pretty well
Entropy in the universe always increases with time. It's the thing that defines the direction of time, any other law is time symmetric, meaning it checks out wether you change the direction of time or not. I'm into stem but not physics so if I'm wrong let me know.
I don't understand why that would break the rule, if you travelled in time than the machine would basically travel in its own time and continue to entropy when it's finished travelling
he's reddit incarnate what did you expect
he's always been an uptight smartass like that except fun season 1 gang weeder walt
Walter was unnecessarily dickish to Saul in this scene and it didn't even make sense.
>You'd be the last lawyer I'd go to for that
But you trusted him for everything else?
>So you were always like this
You've done more horrible shit why are you talking down to him unless you too regret what you became which you don't
Walt was sperging out because he had just lost everything in Ozymandias
maybe they were trying to draw a parallel to chuck and the way they just see right through to who he really is
though i also remember walt was always a bit of a jerk to saul, at least on the phone
it was always pretty funny but i never really understood it either.. saul was always helpful even if he threw out extreme suggestions
Yeah it always hurts when Saul is genuinely trying to be helpful and nice to people he thinks are his friends and they belittle him. He never insults them back either.
well i hope the quads help with the pain a little
Walt has always looked down on Saul.
Which is ironic because he always comes up with moronic moves to try to solve his problems and Saul bails him out every time.
Its the parallel to Chuck where they think they're always intellectual superior but they lack the streetsmarts.
It's meant to show the difference between them
Jimmy was always a greasy scam artist with criminal tendencies throughout his life
Walt tried to play it straight throughout his life, got broken down by wageslaving and went nuts when he had cancer
It plays into the ending, where Jimmy decides after a lifetime of criminal shit he should finally "Break Good"
>You'd be the last lawyer I'd go to for that
The idea here is he'd only go after Grey Matter on a legitimate basis, not using Saul's bullshit scam artist tactics
No, it's meant to show that Walt uses the idea that he's better than Saul as a cope. He, like Saul, has an inferiority complex and uses people beneath him as punching bags. He can't even answer the question or perceive what Saul is trying to ask because he's literally too focused on finding every opportunity to shit on people. Just like Cinemaphile
Jimmy wasn't "always a greasy scam artist with criminal tendencies throughout his life".
>No, it's meant to show that Walt uses the idea that he's better than Saul as a cope. He, like Saul, has an inferiority complex and uses people beneath him as punching bags. He can't even answer the question or perceive what Saul is trying to ask because he's literally too focused on finding every opportunity to shit on people. Just like Cinemaphile
This is true, it's what Walt's initial bullshitting is meant to show, but when they actually get down to their regrets it's about the difference between them. Walt's regret is that he didn't stick at it with Grey Matter, which would have made him rich and accomplished. He never would have even wanted to be a criminal if he'd succeeded at that. Meanwhile Jimmy's story was about him breaking the law and pulling scams as early as 22.
>Jimmy wasn't "always a greasy scam artist with criminal tendencies throughout his life".
Uhh what, he absolutely is lmao, he was stealing from his parents' store as a child and in the story he relates to Walt where he was pulling the Slippin' scam he was 22
>Meanwhile Jimmy's story was about him breaking the law and pulling scams as early as 22.
That was a cop-out answer though, which he gave because he can't face what he really regrets, same as what he did with Mike. The only reason he's even thinking about time machines in the first place and not just asking about regrets is because he keeps thinking about the HG Wells book and Chuck and how that moment is what he wishes he could change. He asks others about their regrets because he has anxiety about this thought that he can't bring himself to talk about.
>That was a cop-out answer though, which he gave because he can't face what he really regrets
Yes, but the point is he was doing shady stuff throughout his entire life, Walt wasn't
He was still mad at himself for ditching Jesse.
He thinks himself breaking the law was justified by his circumstances, e.g. “I am awake,” but it’s keeping within his expectations of Saul to learn he’s been a conman almost his entire life.
It’s probably not even the immorality or breaking the law that makes Walt look down on him, it’s how Saul looks doing it, i.e. like a shady used car salesman. Walt sees everything he does as justifiable in the context of the moment and therefore not to be ashamed of. He’s a very prideful person and is embarrassed of his reliance on Saul. Which is why he wouldn’t want him representing him against Grey Matter, because it would look terrible in front of Gretchen and Elliot.
Saul should've treaded lightlyer.
was this just vince and gould seething that Cinemaphile came up with a better storyline than they did?
He's coping about the fact that timeline bros were right all along
Chuck had a time machine all along and the place he wanted to go was this conversation with Jimmy, to try to prevent the events of Better Call Saul from happening. His electromagnetic allergy is actually a result of exposure to particles in a timeline that is not his own. He has experienced the Better Call Saul timeline 1,217 times.
Incredulously underrated shitpost
Damn I didn’t realize how often the “I’ve experiences this timeline x times” story has been used in anime until seeing that image.
BRAVO VINCE
He did the same thing with Gus.
He was currently in Fly autism mode because of the water heater. His behavior is exactly how he behaved in Fly.
He is extremely prideful and has hubris about his capabilities in relation to science stuff. (Particularly chemistry) also he could see that through the whole time machine thing, Saul just wants to talk about regrets and how they wish they could change it.
He saw right through but at the same time, he was irritated that saul would even entertain such a concept since it has been proven by law of thermodynamics to not happen
perfectly sums up his character
what a fricking dick
He was a demon the sin pride in the flesh,and to far gone by this point!
>Resort to crime to pay for Law School
>Resort to crime to pay for Cancer
>"So you were like this from the beginning"
What kind of high ground was Walt talking to him from? Writing in this last season is hot garbage.
Walt was literally a moralgay wagecuck for fifty straight years before he snapped, Jimmy was always a con man. Also I'm pretty sure paying for Law School was one of the only things Jimmy didn't resort to crime for, he went to correspondence law school while on the straight and narrow in HHM's mailroom.
He was funding "bartender school" you moronic speedwatcher
Now that the dust has settled - was Walt autistic?
Actually there's a show that describes his life and even shows you exactly what happens a day prior to this. You might wanna check it out, it's called Breaking Bad!
The Better Call Saul writers are dogshit and should never have been trusted with his character. As with Mike, they reduced him to a two dimensional caricature that’s easily taken the piss out of by morons on the internet.
What the frick are you talking about, you moronic mouthbreather. Walt has always been autistic about stuff like this, remember when he sperged out to Gus about the hippocampus when Fring remarked about his childhood soup?
>the BCS writers
It's the same people who wrote BrBa you daft c**t
cranston actually improvised that part, his cranium was overheating due to the bald cap
Stay in your line
this scene was still much better than the RV scene. they were trying so hard to make walt and jesse act like their breaking bad selves but it came off really awkward, which I can't blame them for because it's been nearly 10 years since the show ended. the attempt at subtle humor with walt and jesse's exchanges and bickering just fell flat. it was just mediocre nostalgia bait.
It made me laugh so hard that I farted.