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I still love it. Gus will do whatever he wants to Salamanca and there's absolutely nothing he can do about it. And he's telling him as much when he literally can't do anything.

I'm amazed at how much support she has gotten even though any time they show the clips, it's nothing but her yelling. The problem is that most people were biased by hearing the word "sexist" before the story itself was actually presented. Just about every story is presented that way now. We get the opinion piece before we get the story itself.

I hope it stays on that southern path. I have no choice but to pick up some very expensive medications and store them in my fridge. I'd rather not have to deal with the possibility of losing those due to an extended power outage. I know there are ways to make sure they stay cold, but I don't even want to have to mess with it.

That speech to Salamanca was my favorite part of the episode. I love seeing how cold and dark Gus is. My lasting images of him from Breaking Bad are mostly from his Pollos Hermanos front. Here we get much less of that and he's all out evil right now.

I don't know how long it will take, but this will all lead to Yzerman returning to Detroit.

There would be building inspections at a new location. Sure, you could say that the basement is intended for something else, but people would know it's there.

That would be a nice little twist. Everyone things she's either dead or there was some nasty breakup, but they always have a way of pulling something out of left field. I suppose another option for secret legal counsel could be Howard. Money issues could lead him down a different path.

My mother-in-law is supposed to by flying in on friday. Sometimes a hurricane is a good thing.

Avoid the reply all button.

The phone call bit was interesting. Did he mention a timeframe for when that call would be made?

Always offer advice to chef jim.

How many times I need to and how many times I actually do are two completely different numbers

I really don't know what to expect out of this one. For some reason I thought they were doing a prequel, but now I see that isn't the case for this show.

And at one point that movie was written as a Lethal Weapon sequel. I could definitely see Riggs in the whole sandwich board opening to that movie.

It'll be a romantic comedy, telling the story of how he met Holly.

All I can picture when I think of six flags is the Empire ad (I think it was them) with Art Wonder dressed up as that guy.

I vividly remember the title of this thread as the Muntz Effect when I first read it. Between that and Tweedle Dee/Dum dildo hats, clearly something crazy is going on.

I remember this thread being good for a few laughs. But now I find it incredibly pathetic. Nelson strikes again!

But more important, is the dancing old guy still alive?

It sounds like you're talking about starting from scratch though. You can't really do that with a well-established park.

Is it a realistic move though when the rest of your park is all outdoor stuff? Most of that could never be converted, so you'd be left with one or two single indoor rides as you slowly start to introduce indoor stuff. That seems like one hell of an initial loss as you try to start out a very long term project.

The opener ended with him saying something along the lines of "you wanted me to talk more" and then he also said it right after he rips into the lying guy. It came off to me like those two scenes were the same moment. So he's thinking about his son at the same time that his daughter-in-law is telling her story. It was very jarring, but design I'm sure. That fits goes along well with what I just posted above.

That opening scene was ended so abruptly, it made me think something was wrong with my signal. Have they ever had one that short?

Confusion has never been the result of one of your posts. Nope, not ever.

I'd imagine that clip is being used by just about everyone covering this story. I know I heard pieces of it multiple times this morning. It sure does tell you a lot about him. He's not connecting with the other players in any way. Hindsight, I know, but it does fit really well with what he wound up doing.