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00:52:48
Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Jonathan Banks, Patrick Fabian, Michael Mando
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Jimmy tries to settle his debts. Nacho reunites with an old acquaintance. Mike helps Stacey with a project and makes a meaningful connection.
KIM: Come on. Why would you rent a toupee?
Yeah. He wants everyone to know what a big spender he is.
I bought a couple ream of paper for the printer.
And you, you fill that bucket up to the brim with water.
Hey, fella. You ready?
If anyone gets an itch about the medicine not working...
That moron takes the bet.
He'll help you ply me with booze.
Come on. You've got unskilled but eager laborer. Let us do something.
How about you dump one of those packs into the wheel barrow?
-How do we get him? MAN: Well, I want vodka.
Let's go. Chop-chop. Come on, come on.
I'll act good and drunk, and he'll think I'm a loser and try to steal you away.
I know they're for Salamanca. Nitro pills.
He hates my gut.
-It'll be cheap. -I need those capsule empty.
-You're here. -This your idea of stealth?
I'll split you four ways. Don't they teach you capitalism in that school?
I tell you what. We got cue cards.
But you can review the guideline if you want. Right here.
Why don't you get that idiot look off your face and get me another one?
It's just a waiver. We're not responsible if you hurt yourself.
Then make up an excuse.
And I regret to inform you that when your license is reinstate next year...
I could probably get some samples divert on an R & D request.
Oh, I weep for the future.
And I pretend not to care...
...my license has been suspend.
And I regret to inform you that when your license is reinstated next year...
Uh, divide by two.
How about you dump one of those packs into the wheel barrow?
If he screw up with one more big client...
...when you told us about the disciplinary hearing, I admit it, I had concerns.
I cried when I washed them. I cried when I fold them.
You destroy him.
When he hang up his coat, I'll make the switch.
...then don't get involve with whatever it is you're getting involve with.
I cried when I wash them. I cried when I folded them.
...he slip and fell or had a heart attack...
-You've definitely flood it. -He drained the battery.
-I mean, Murder, She Wrote repeat? -Come on.
Then you take my wallet, you lift the card.
I bet we could get him to invest...
Before they're seal.
I say we strike while the iron is hot. Remember that other offer we discussed?
I pull a bunch of Alan's boxes out of the closet.
He's mentally ill.
Somehow, he got past my security system.
And I tell you what, you got a chance here to potentially spike your sales by hundreds--
What you did to Charles, you and James set him up perfectly.
But point is, those social-security checks, they gotta be spent somewhere.
-You've definitely flooded it. -He drained the battery.
I'm extremely lovable.
Certainly not after you've bought all the supplies.
Well, not exactly.
And he's alone.
So I finally got my act together.
Why don't you try using this instead?
-I ordered it for us. You're working late? -Yeah. Thanks.
It's a big production, actually.
Yeah. It's coming along.
I kept his uniform though. Heh.
As far as I'm concerned, all we did--
So I finally got my act together.
Anything else?
Two months ago, I paid for a full year...
-You know who that is, right? -Someone no one's ever heard of.
At least let the church reimburse you.
People are always coming up to me, saying they love me in Bull Durham.
Come on. You've got unskilled but eager laborers. Let us do something.
...but due to unforeseen circumstances...
Long story short. Through a series of unfortunate events...
Come on. You've got unskilled but eager laborers. Let us do something.
We don't refund for unused malpractice insurance.
My gal is disappointed in me, and...
Nice and gentle.
I'll act good and drunk, and he'll think I'm a loser and try to steal you away.
I'm just having a rough time.
Our elite package: seven commercials, seven airings...
James McGill. Solo practitioner.
You're doing okay?
For obvious reasons.
And you got some very exciting news about the recliners...
Our usual rate is one commercial...
I am the very proud grandfather.
With those exact markings.
...so the kids don't slip when it gets wet.
It was amazing.
He had a complete mental breakdown at the bar hearing.
...he goes to the police, which means he's a dead man.
Fixed-mortgage rates.
Now, that's only fair, right?