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Better Call Saul » Season 3 » Slip

00:48:46

Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Jonathan Banks, Patrick Fabian, Michael Mando

62

Plot summary

Jimmy is pushed to desperate measures. Nacho picks up a skill and Mike explores an alliance. Kim stands up to Hamlin.

Words to remember

Nouns

1) mealer

rhymes with "mug mealer."
2) bureaucrat

deal with the bureaucrat at kwbv.
3) wexler

We did. Thanks to Ms. wexler here.
4) scallop

If you like sea scallop, they're fantastic.
5) douche

Look, out here, you might be king douche-nozzle,
6) lotta

They worked a lotta hours for a lotta years.
7) sob

You come in here with a sob story,
8) caterer

I want caterer and a full bar.
9) fart

And in a personal lawsuit, it's a fart in the wind.
10) tickle

and just for tickle, maybe I throw in
11) weekday

[Chuckling] I mean, this is the busiest weekday
12) groceries

Are those groceries? They are.
13) aisle

It was laying loose in the aisle.
14) crate

Couple of milk crate, you know?
15) scrub

Out in the scrub, just past the oasis motel billboard.
16) bastard

Anyway, the poor bastard's tangled up
17) distress

of emotional distress, what is?
18) grape

Green grape.
19) litter

on this sacred, now litter-free new Mexico soil.
20) espresso

don Hector, more Espresso?
21) sweater

Purple sweater.
22) expectation

but modulate your expectation.
23) ambulance

Somebody call an ambulance!

Verbs

1) tangle

Anyway, the poor bastard's tangle up
2) aire

for the one that already aire,
3) insist

I insist.
4) owe

Every deadbeat in the neighborhood owe him money.
5) sustain

due to injuries sustain under your watch.
6) bust

I'm bust my ass, trying to repair
7) knock

I knock, but there was no answer.
8) mentor

mentor you, and then when you leave
9) caution

I'm just caution you not to push yourself too hard.
10) overcome

Would 20% overcome this difficulty?
11) argue

I haven't argue a case in almost three years,
12) suffer

suffer by me
13) drag

after you and Jimmy drag it through the mud.
14) approve

I saw you got that branch approve
15) suppose

Well, i suppose,
16) appreciate

I appreciate that we've got you all to ourselves,
17) throw

she can field whatever we throw at her and then some.
18) promise

I promise you mesa verde would be my sole focus.
19) prove

It was prove to me, in public,
20) mention

And are people mention the commercial?
21) suit

to ignore Chuck's illness when it suit you.
22) catch

You know, something catch my eye,
23) decide

I decide to go for a little walk.

Adverbs

1) knowingly

You knowingly prevented him from visiting his child
2) nowhere

¶ always taking you nowhere ¶
3) barely

Barely get the words outta my mouth --
4) personally

I'm suing you! Personally!
5) unfortunately

but unfortunately, we do have an issue we need to discuss.
6) forever

Not forever, but at least until you're back to 100%.
7) absolutely

Yes, absolutely.
8) neither

and neither can he.
9) extremely

That was extremely uncomfortable.
10) gratis

The first one was gratis. That's my treat.
11) exactly

Exactly what we talked about the [Chuckling] other day.
12) alone

How much? Leave me alone, yo.
13) perhaps

Then perhaps, uh, my recovery might be speedier
14) forward

I know rushing forward may be tempting,
15) almost

I haven't argued a case in almost three years,
16) actually

This -- this is actually rare.
17) soon

And then, soon after, i want to get back into court.
18) later

Later in the session,
19) far

I could come so far so quickly.
20) together

But when we first started working together,
21) else

there was pretty much nothing else to do.
22) ever

The best $700 i done ever spent.
23) sure

Well, sure, but I gotta take -- Howard: Hey there!

Adjectives

1) proximate

This column gives a proximate origin...
2) unwise

It would be unwise for us to be publicly associated,
3) lotta

They worked a lotta hours for a lotta years.
4) tempting

I know rushing forward may be tempting,
5) distressed

Mm. You sounded very distressed.
6) intentional

If that isn't intentional infliction
7) vicious

¶ always walk in a vicious circle ¶
8) uncomfortable

That was extremely uncomfortable.
9) asleep

Thought you were asleep.
10) ambient

I couldn't be sure, so I just wrote "ambient."
11) impressed

Were so impressed, they threw in this baby.
12) interstate

in some kind of an interstate wrangle
13) remarkable

Well, it's remarkable.
14) tribal

yeah. Tribal police?
15) impressive

This is very impressive, Charles.
16) sacred

on this sacred, now litter-free new Mexico soil.
17) fake

You see? Is it fake?
18) damn

It's not gonna do a damn thing.
19) loose

It was laying loose in the aisle.
20) elite

Now we're moving on to the elite package --
21) emotional

of emotional distress, what is?
22) sole

I promised you mesa verde would be my sole focus.
23) okay

[Groans] Oh, my gosh! Are you okay?

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