CZroe
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well mike is a person that knows reality
not killing tuco was the way to go because after the cartel investigations he was going to be dead now.
also knew the cartel wanted him to speak so yes intimidation is the way to go but mike knew he had to accept the deal with the cartel or else his loved ones would be dead so he made his counter offer to the cartel
the cartel is practical they want to get what they want in a reasonable price and thats what mike is giving to them 5-10 years prison for 50k which is not a bad deal. when salamandra threatens him to do it for nothing or else he will kill his family mike know that what salamandra has is a threat and him needing to accept. the moment the cartel do something to mike or his family is the moment he will not speak to the police but both know if he does not do it they are dead
so they close a deal for both of them.
as i said previously mike will return the 25k back because the job was not done thats the why he asked for 50k. to give back the 25k and make some money in the process. because he is going to need a lawyer for the gun charges.
so lets put bets
which lawyer will come to the rescue of mike gun possession and use charges
is this the turning point for saul???
remember all the dishing he got for the advertising and in the end the firm made the same exact add and air it in the television
kim is the only thing that keeps him from snapping
Why would Mike face any charges at all?
He's a legal gun owner. All he had to say is that he did not realize that it was the same gun they were charging Tuco with until he realized that it was missing, which he was too rattled to realize the day of.
Wait. Was the gun missing the serial number or something? I don't recall.
It was not the same commercial it was the boring swirly background monotone voice mesothelioma commercial modified to be a sandpiper commercial that Saul derided for not having any 'showmanship'.
Also, it was airing at he wrong time slot which implied that someone did not know what they were doing. Probably not the right market either (Saul had personally reached out to the locals). IOW: they were doing it all wrong.
I took it to also imply that he was no longer in charge of client outreach, which was "his department." Makes me wonder what he is still doing there.
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