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* ShoutOut: Juan Bolsa's name translates to "John Sack", a reference to ''Series/TheSopranos'' character Johnny Sack. Both are intermediaries between two criminal factions; Bolsa being one between Gus and the Juárez Cartel, and Johnny being one between the Lupertazzi family based in New York and the Tony Soprano-led [=DiMeo=] family based in New Jersey.
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** Juan Bolsa's name translates to "John Sack", a reference to ''Series/TheSopranos'' character Johnny Sack. Both are intermediaries between two criminal factions; Bolsa being one between Gus and the Juárez Cartel, and Johnny being one between the Lupertazzi family based in New York and the Tony Soprano-led [=DiMeo=] family based in New Jersey.
** Junior and Louis are watching ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' when Skyler comes home.
** Juan Bolsa's name translates to "John Sack", a reference to ''Series/TheSopranos'' character Johnny Sack. Both are intermediaries between two criminal factions; Bolsa being one between Gus and the Juárez Cartel, and Johnny being one between the Lupertazzi family based in New York and the Tony Soprano-led [=DiMeo=] family based in New Jersey.
** Junior and Louis are watching ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' when Skyler comes home.
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* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: When Walt tries to placate Skyler's coldness with being honest, she [[ExactWords takes this]] opportunity to reveal her affair with Ted.
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* HonestyIsTheBestPolicy: While trying to make conversation with Skyler over dinner preparation, Walt tries to placate Skyler about their morning discussion with this.
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* ThroughHisStomach: Just like his previous attempts at placating Skyler with breakfast and pizza, Walt tries this again twice:
**When Jr. sees that Walt has moved back, Walt offers to make a grilled cheese sandwich lunch for all three of them. Skyler tries to shoot it down by having her and Walt discuss the divorce first, only for Jr. to insist on eating.
**After laying out his justification for becoming a meth cook and showing the money with Skyler only giving a DeathGlare, she returns home in the evening to find Louis staying for a pot roast, salad, and iced tea dinner made by Walt.
**When Jr. sees that Walt has moved back, Walt offers to make a grilled cheese sandwich lunch for all three of them. Skyler tries to shoot it down by having her and Walt discuss the divorce first, only for Jr. to insist on eating.
**After laying out his justification for becoming a meth cook and showing the money with Skyler only giving a DeathGlare, she returns home in the evening to find Louis staying for a pot roast, salad, and iced tea dinner made by Walt.
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Hector rings his bell in furious protest as Gus and Bolsa continue to talk in private. Bolsa warns Gus that he should conclude his business with Walt as quickly as he can if he wishes to remain on good terms with the cartel. There was also no telling how long the Cousins would wait before they go after Walt again...
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Hector rings his bell in furious protest as Gus and Bolsa continue to talk in private. Bolsa warns Gus that he should conclude his business with Walt as quickly as he can if he wishes to remain on good terms with the cartel. There was is also no telling how long the Cousins would wait before they go after Walt again...
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The following day, Skyler meets her boss Ted Beneke in the break room. She suddenly kisses him, then asks if his kids are home. Ted, pleasantly surprised, says "No"...
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** Gus meets with Juan Bolsa and Don Salamanca in this episode, and Bolsa briefs him on both Hector and Tuco's roles in the cartel. Given that later episodes will flesh out in more detail about Gus and Hector's long history together as rivals both vying for the cartel's attention, it seems superfluous for Bolsa to be explaining any of this to Gus. Additionally, Bolsa implies that Tuco took over the family business right after Hector became incapacitated; ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' would show that Tuco was in prison at the time, with Nacho Varga and then Lalo Salamanca taking over the business after Hector's stroke. Tuco himself would not get involved with the family business again until [[spoiler:after both Nacho and Lalo are dead, with him being released from prison shortly after.]]
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** Gus meets with Juan Bolsa and Don Salamanca in this episode, and Bolsa briefs him on both Hector and Tuco's roles in the cartel. Given that later episodes will flesh out in more detail about Gus and Hector's long history together as rivals both vying for the cartel's attention, it seems superfluous for Bolsa to be explaining any of this to Gus. Additionally, Bolsa implies that Tuco took over the family business right after Hector became incapacitated; ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' would show that Tuco was in prison at the time, with Nacho Varga and then Lalo Salamanca taking over the business after Hector's stroke. Tuco himself would not get involved with the family business again until [[spoiler:after both Nacho and Lalo are dead, with him being released from prison shortly after.]]later.
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** Gus meets with Juan Bolsa and Don Salamanca in this episode, and Bolsa briefs him on both Hector and Tuco's roles in the cartel. Given that later episodes will flesh out in more detail about Gus and Hector's long history together as rivals both vying for the cartel's attention, it seems superfluous for Bolsa to be explaining any of this to Gus. Additionally, Bolsa implies that Tuco took over the family business right after Hector became incapacitated; ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' would show that Tuco was in prison at the time, with Nacho Varga and then Lalo Salamanca taking over the business.
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** Gus meets with Juan Bolsa and Don Salamanca in this episode, and Bolsa briefs him on both Hector and Tuco's roles in the cartel. Given that later episodes will flesh out in more detail about Gus and Hector's long history together as rivals both vying for the cartel's attention, it seems superfluous for Bolsa to be explaining any of this to Gus. Additionally, Bolsa implies that Tuco took over the family business right after Hector became incapacitated; ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' would show that Tuco was in prison at the time, with Nacho Varga and then Lalo Salamanca taking over the business.business after Hector's stroke. Tuco himself would not get involved with the family business again until [[spoiler:after both Nacho and Lalo are dead, with him being released from prison shortly after.]]
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** Gus meets with Juan Bolsa and Don Salamanca in this episode, and Bolsa briefs him on both Hector and Tuco's roles in the cartel. Given that later episodes will flesh out in more detail about Gus and Hector's long history together as rivals both vying for the cartel's attention, it seems superfluous for Bolsa to be explaining any of this to Gus.
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** Gus meets with Juan Bolsa and Don Salamanca in this episode, and Bolsa briefs him on both Hector and Tuco's roles in the cartel. Given that later episodes will flesh out in more detail about Gus and Hector's long history together as rivals both vying for the cartel's attention, it seems superfluous for Bolsa to be explaining any of this to Gus. Additionally, Bolsa implies that Tuco took over the family business right after Hector became incapacitated; ''Series/BetterCallSaul'' would show that Tuco was in prison at the time, with Nacho Varga and then Lalo Salamanca taking over the business.
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That night, Skyler returns home to Walt cooking for Junior and his friend, Louis, who Walt invited over for dinner. Walt notes to a silent how relieved he is about their talk that morning, noting that honesty does indeed seem to be the best policy. And speaking of, he is eager to hear what Skyler had to say about what they discussed that morning. Skyler's response is only three words, but those words made her feelings very clear, and shake Walter to his very core...
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That night, Skyler returns home to Walt cooking for Junior and his friend, Louis, who Walt invited over for dinner. Walt notes to a silent Skyler how relieved he is about their talk that morning, noting that honesty does indeed seem to be the best policy. And speaking of, he is eager to hear what Skyler had to say about what they discussed that morning. Skyler's response is only three words, but those words made her feelings very clear, and shake Walter to his very core...
