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Better Call Saul » Season 2 » Inflatable
00:42:14
Bob Odenkirk, Rhea Seehorn, Jonathan Banks, Patrick Fabian, Michael Mando
67
Nouns
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1)
jiff
And I'll just be back in a jiff, okay?
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2)
grifter
Every grifter in town knows that this is the spot to come for an easy handout.
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3)
baloney
Dad, his story's baloney. He probably doesn't even have a son.
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4)
perk
It's so much to give up. I mean, the perk alone--
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5)
rattlesnake
Somewhere between the number of rattlesnake and grains of sand, so a lot.
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6)
juicer
- What are you doing? - Hey, Doug. Got a juicer for the office.
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7)
omen
Feel like it's a good omen for what's next.
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8)
lapse
Call it a momentary lapse of reason.
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9)
bum
Dad, it's a rip-off, just like that bum from last week.
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10)
nerd
How should I know? You're the nerd. Just make it cheap.
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11)
tad
- "A tad"? - A wee bit.
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12)
suction
Yeah? Because it's got suction that way. Leverage and physics.
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13)
carton
How much for a carton of Kools?
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14)
vibe
They're some of the lowest in the city. Plus I got a good vibe from him.
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15)
seizure
...Freddie's gonna have another seizure before I get back with the medicine.
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16)
precinct
I called the local precinct and asked about crime stats.
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17)
resignation
"It is with a heavy heart that I tender my resignation to Davis & Main."
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18)
supermarket
It was our supermarket. Um....
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19)
gamble
- You're right. It's a gamble. - It's a big one.
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20)
neighbourhood
And most important, the schools are good and the neighbourhood's great.
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21)
judgement
Summary judgement? Yes, I've handled six.
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22)
slate
And with my signing bonus, you'll have a clean slate.
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forensic
He's not a forensic expert.
Verbs
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1)
derail
I almost derail your career. Pissed everyone off.
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2)
inflate
I heard that the key is you have to keep this bag inflate.
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3)
renovate
And they've renovate within the past three years. New floors and kitchen.
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4)
sneak
- Does Howard know you're here? - God, no. I snuck in.
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5)
realise
...and realise if I kept going the way I was--
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6)
oppose
As oppose to between five years and never at HHM.
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7)
regret
Um, I regret to inform you that with the benefit of hindsight...
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8)
knock
But during his fit, he knock the bottle of medicine out of my wife's hand.
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9)
flush
Every time you flush a toilet, you waste a gallon of water.
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10)
deserve
- You can't deny that. - You deserve more than a lateral move.
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11)
scratch
The car looks good. Wouldn't know you so much as scratch it.
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12)
tender
"It is with a heavy heart that I tender my resignation to Davis & Main."
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13)
belong
...claim that the gun found at the scene belong to Tuco Salamanca.
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14)
quit
Not if you quit.
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15)
sue
My client sue her former company, which she and her ex split in their settlement.
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16)
involve
The issues involve had me chasing case law for weeks.
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17)
introduce
If you introduce it, Mr. Ehrmantraut will make himself available to the defence.
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18)
appreciate
Thanks, and I appreciate that.
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19)
pour
When it rains, it pour, right? Heh.
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20)
pull
You told us it was. You said Salamanca pull it and pointed it at you.
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21)
split
My client sued her former company, which she and her ex split in their settlement.
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22)
catch
Mr. Salamanca caught it, tried to throw it away. The possibilities are endless.
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23)
decide
He's decide that he can no longer in good conscience...
Adverbs
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categorically
And he will set the record straight, categorically and unequivocally.
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2)
uptown
We're both headed uptown. Why can't we share a taxi?
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3)
backwards
Backwards only.
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4)
technically
Well, technically I got fired.
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5)
incredibly
I am so incredibly stressed out.
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6)
barely
I'm from the Midwest. Just a tiny little town barely on the map.
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7)
somewhere
Spark plugs are here somewhere. Just give me one more minute, okay?
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8)
apparently
Apparently.
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9)
possibly
But if you could possibly just spare $5 instead?
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10)
twice
You gonna let this person victimize you twice?
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11)
exactly
Tell me, how exactly did I mistreat you?
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12)
alone
We'll have freedom, but we aren't each trying to go it alone.
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13)
sometimes
Sometimes you have to say something out loud...
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14)
finally
- Oh. I feel like I can finally breathe. - Good. I'm glad.
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15)
instead
But if you could possibly just spare $5 instead?
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16)
forward
...fantastic. I look forward to it.
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17)
quite
Actually, one recently was quite complex.
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18)
recently
Actually, one recently was quite complex.
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19)
almost
I almost derailed your career. Pissed everyone off.
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20)
actually
Actually, can we talk in the conference room?
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21)
soon
Please leave a message and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Thanks.
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22)
enough
All right, enough about law, law, law.
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23)
later
No, no, just checking in. I'll see you later, okay?
Adjectives
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onward
Onward and upward.
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2)
sweeping
How's that sweeping going?
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3)
wee
- "A tad"? - A wee bit.
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4)
satisfying
...professionally satisfying days of my life."
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5)
responsive
- They sounded really responsive. - Sounds perfect.
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6)
lateral
- You can't deny that. - You deserve more than a lateral move.
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7)
plush
Well, it's not gonna be as plush as your deal at Davis & Main.
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8)
flush
They're low-flow toilets, Jimmy. From now on, flush.
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grateful
So if you can help me, I would be so grateful.
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10)
loud
- Jimmy, it's very loud. - Brian, come on in.
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11)
surprised
I'm surprised, is all.
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12)
tough
Don't be too tough on yourself.
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13)
thick
What's wrong? You think I'm laying it on too thick?
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14)
solo
This. Solo practice. Being my own man again.
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15)
okay
- You okay? - Yeah, no.
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16)
mutual
It was mutual and a long time coming.
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17)
fantastic
- Should be getting their offer tomorrow. - That's fantastic.
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18)
dear
"Dear Cliff." What do you think? "Clifford" or "Cliff"?
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19)
amazing
And from where I sit, the odds are in your favour. You're an amazing lawyer.
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20)
optical
...and this optical migraine you call a business suit. It's about--
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21)
broken
It's a lot of money. I know, I'm like a broken record, but it is.
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22)
sweet
For the most part, the car is pretty sweet.
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separate
Separate firms under one roof.
