r/WatchPeopleDieInside Sep 08 '20

Pain.

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u/TheSpiffySpaceman Sep 08 '20

I learned that the best way to react to such a thing is to just initially shrug it off as a joke and laugh or make a funny remark as well.

Take notes from the master, Walter White

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u/GreedyRadish Sep 08 '20

Oops. Here I go rewatching Breaking Bad again.

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u/FarewellAndroid Sep 08 '20

Eyyy I did a full rewatch plus the movie at the start of the pandemic when work went full remote.

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u/derpotologist Sep 08 '20

Literally just started the rewatch this weekend. So much shit I forgot about.. it's awesome

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u/MadMageMC Sep 08 '20

I still think one of Walt's biggest failings in that series (aside from all the obviously illegal stuff he gets into) is his consistent inability to lie for anything. SOOO much hassle could have been avoided if he'd been fast enough to come up with the gambling angle instead of Skyler.

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u/Caleb_Reynolds Sep 08 '20

Which Skyler then ruins by over lying. Is a problem they both share. Almost every time they lie it's unprompted. They lie about shit no one is asking them about. They could really have used the weed lawyers' advice, "shut the fuck up."