Jesus, ain't we a pair? When Jesse returns the next day, he finds Walt still in pain from the fall and demanding that they cannot start cooking until they get rid of the fly. Hey, better you than me, buddy. So the truth is we can't change the past. I like to think I see things in people. The easiest way to acknowledge and digest such symbolism is 1 Be media literate.
The whole thing's a snipe hunt, right? I'm sorry, did I wake you? Who do you think gave me their names? If I had seen you come in, there would have been no question of accepting your money. When I was your age, I'd have given my left nut to drive a car like that for 15 minutes. Jesse gets some which they hang around the lab, as well as some sleeping pills that he secretly puts into Walt's coffee. You guilted him into it. Yeah, well, chalk it up to can living and vitamin pills. .
No, it's very important to maintain your clear coat. But if you look to the intro scene with car destruction set to Boots of Chinese Plastic, it's emblematic. After Jesse leaves for the day, Walt sees a in the lab which he fears could contaminate the meth-making process. Thursday's good for a drop-off? Yeah, well, he's working on a murder case, and the victim's a 34-year-old male Caucasian by the name of Gale Boetticher. He tries numerous means to swat it, even dangling precariously from the lab's , from which he slips and falls to the floor. I got Tyrus down in the treeline with a Barret.
I mean, what do we know about Gustavo Fring? Well, whatever you do, don't smoke it. Save it for a rainy day. And we needed to come up with what is called a , set in one location. No, um I put him down. Jesse is distracted when he sees the fly near the ceiling. Uh, I don't know about this one. There's not much of it.
You can't get near him? And please, just don't-- don't tangle with anyone. Hey, your cashier here is quite the salesperson. Planted him there last night in case we had any early arrivals. All right, this whole thing is about self-acceptance. When you have the opportunity, be ready. You still working at the laundry? Perhaps you all caught it, but in case you didn't there is a terrific example of double meaning dialogue that to me perfectly illustrates the growing divide between Walt and Jesse and his leaning under Gus's wing.
He was, uh You pick up the rock, you go right to the dark side. A camera shot through the flames of the burning car of Walt's complete stone-cold face and Jesse's utter shock. Look at all this damn water. Bring that light over here, will you? You guys are going to have to tell me. Does anyone actually want their car to smell like the bottom of a sixth-grader's desk? Assuming that's still what they're called. Jesse suggests it may be from other losses from spillage, but Walt insists there is another reason.
We, uh, we can take it from here. Skyler, this is a simple division of labor. A few critics have considered it to be one of the greatest episodes of the series. They pass the joint back and forth until a wheel blows out. But you know what they say-- The customer's always right.
Leave the wrap on, please. Three guys up at the gate-- Two visible, one in the blind. Jesse said it perfectly, I totally sympathized with that speech. Walter Junior, do you remember Mr. I will messenger 'em over right away. He will see me dead and there's nothing I can do about it.