Which scenes have been scary or uncomfortable for you, even on a rewatch when you know what's going to happen?
Edit: Thanks for all of the replies so far. I was really curious to read which show had more of these kinds of moments for everyone.
Sam would destroy every one of his arguments and he would just shut down and repeat himself. It's so typical of every reactionary I've ever dealt with in my life. So frustrating to watch but it was nice to see Sam totally annihilate him.
I like the discussions that come up on both Reddit pages because it often reminds me of things I had forgotten from each series, and the movie El Camino.
Do you have a special effect from the shows/movie that you occasionally think about (or even more than that?).
For me, two always come to mind, and both are from Breaking Bad. The first one is the severed head on the back of the turtle, and the other is the view of Jessie floating to the ceiling when he got high.
I know there are others -- which did you like?
We have been making a lot of progress on the 6.0 LS Swapped 78 "LS Camino". Engine is in and mounted to the trans. Most wiring is ran and just got the Lokar throttle cable installed. Made a custom throttle bracket to fit the shaved truck intake.
Only things left is to complete the wiring and do the fuel system and it's ready for it's first fire-up in the car!!
Complete playlist here, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaVA-CEIQVL2nJBaiUBcrPYXyf4FoCNO_
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I’ve been considering whether to bother for a few years now.
If it’s good I’ll watch it, but I’m sceptical because I just don’t see how there’s a story to tell. Jesse’s story, at least to me, wrapped up at the end of Breaking Bad.
I finished Breaking Bad with a damn good final episode but I was deep into reflecting and couldn't sleep that night. The next night I started BCS and am loving it. But now I'm thinking maybe I need to see Jesse's story arc close in El Camino. Any thoughts?
So I'm craving their food real bad guys, I tried Gobi's and it wasn't even close. The sauces were watered down, the soda machine wasn't working properly and it was $3 per extra bowl.
I've emailed John twice asking for their recipes and haven't gotten a response so I must take matters into my own hands.
Here are the leads I have on their sauces:
I'm 100% sure Smart & Final's Simply Value BBQ Sauce is used there as I saw an employee refill the bin. During the same visit I saw an employee refill the garlic bin with a jug that read Cham Kimchi. I'm not sure if that is a brand or not, can anyone chime in?
No leads on: hot oil, teriyaki, soy sauce, ginger or curry sauce.
If John replies, I will buy the recipes and share it with the community on some terms that benefit him as well. Donation to the gofundme or something like that.
According to Wallethub, New Mexico is the worst state to live in in the US. It's obvious why:
Shitty healthcare ( it's hard to get more than shitty in itself, but you won't be getting anything on the cheap)
Shitty education ( less than 3/4 of residents graduated high school, however UNM is an alright college if you can get in)
Shitty economy ( non existent business environment makes it nearly impossible to start a startup, job growth is pretty shit at 1.2% and more working age people are leaving the state than coming in)
The ironic thing is that Mike advises him to move to Alaska, which is the 2nd worst on the list! It has:
Shitty education ( and not even a good state college to make up for it)
Shitty economy ( almost impossible to start a startup here, rare case of a state's job growth receding instead of growing and the state lost 1.2% of it's population last year)
Shitty infrastructure ( supply of energy and infrastructure is slightly unstable at best)
So Jesse was busting his ass in El Camino for such a marginal improvement, couldn't he have just gone to Utah? Or is Alaska symbolic in some way that I'm missing?
