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Works every...
I'm telling you,

every time.
Do it. Try it.

What, right now?
All right, all right.

Kind of that.
Better work on it, bro.

All right, man.
Seriously.

All right,
bro, I'll work on it.

But, just tell me,
when do you...

You know...
Right before the cork pops.

You know,
timing's important, but...

But you don't do it,
like, in her ear?

No, you don't do it in her ear.

It's a given you don't do it
in her ear.

This is, like,
scientifically proven, okay?

Really?
This is, like, prehistoric stuff.

It's like the medulla.
Crazy, man.

The wolf brain.
The what?

It's primitive stuff.
Okay.

All right,
let me try it again.

Yeah? That's the wolf brain!
Nice.

Man, this town sucks.

Sorry, bro, I know it's yours
and everything,

but it's not even 2:00.

Yeah, it does kind of suck.

Hey, I know this
after-hours place,

over a couple
blocks off Cermak. Yeah?

You wanna hit it?
Hells yeah! Let's do it.

That's what I'm talking about.

Okay.

Not in her ear, right?
All right, not in her ear.

Hey, bro, I never did
catch your name.

Saul.

Saul?

S'all good, man.

Get it?
I do! All right, Saul.

Hey, hey, brother. Whoa.

Check it out. What is that?

Holy shit!

There's gotta be at least
1,000 bucks in here, man.

My God, look at that.

Whose is it?
Mine.

Hey, possession's four-tenths of the
what-do-you-call-it, bro.

Is there an ID, or...
Yeah.

I don't know, some fat guy.

I'm thinking that one.

Jesus. Is he...

What?
Is he...

I don't know.

Hey! Hey, fella,
you all right?

Hey, buddy!

Hey, would you answer me?

Hey, answer this,
you butthole.

"Butthole"?
What the hell?

Hey, bro?
Be nice, all right?

This guy right here
is just trying to help you.

Help yourself to some of this,
you butthole.

Hey! Hey, we're not
buttholes, all right?

So, stop saying that.
# Butt, butthole #

# Butt, butt, butthole #

Hey, man,
what's your problem?

# Butt, butt... #

My problem is
I'm standing here

talking to
a couple of buttholes.

Actually, you're not standing,
you fat bastard.

You're laying
on your fat ass.

Hey, I'll roundhouse
kick you right in your head.

You think I won't?

I'll come to the McDonald's
where you work,

I'll buy the whole damn place,
and I'll fire you.

I'll say, "Drop your mops,
you buttholes, 'cause you're fired."

And then I'll roundhouse kick you
right in your stupid heads.

I'll go Jean-Claude Van Damme
on you.

Butthole.

I'm keeping the money.

Here you go, fatty.

I got dibs on that watch, man.

Let me see that.

What kind is it?

I don't know,
it's just a watch.

I gotta get out of here, man.

What kind of watch is it?

It's, I don't know...

Well, then let me
look at it.

It's a damn Rolex.

Well, I don't know.

Not cool to be greedy, bro.
Not cool.

I didn't know what...

So how you
wanna split this up?

I'll tell you what,
you keep the cash,

I'll just keep
the watch.

It's worth 3 grand, man!
$3,000, easy.

No.
Yeah.

Come on now, let's figure this out,
get out of here.

All right, you're right.
You know what?

I will sweeten the pot.

Add a five,
20, 40, 60, 80...

580 bucks, add that to the thousand,
it's more than half.

What do you know
about that thing?

I mean, is it worth
more than three?

No, I don't know,
but we're good, right?

Yeah, we good? Okay?

Later, sucker!

Six left.

Can we get more?

God, I hope so.

It's like
a license to print money.

Thing of beauty.

Hey, what was that crazy stuff
about roundhouse kicks?

Where the hell'd
you get that?

I don't know, man, just something
in my brain, you know?

It just came out.

Too much?
No. I loved it.

It was like, deep,
or something.

You wanna talk about brilliant,
I mean...

You're the man.
Me, I'm just...

I love watching
you work, man.

It's good for making beer money,
that's about all.

Better Call Saul
S01E04 - "Hero"

Please.
No one has to know.

You could just pretend
you didn't find us.

We would never tell anyone,
would we, Craig?

No, absolutely not.

I already called
your lawyer.

Besides, this little family
outing of yours?

It's put an innocent man
in jail.

The cops are investigating this
as a kidnapping.

They already rounded up
some poor suspect.

A working-class guy.
A father.

I think, but...

Anyway, you two?
You almost ruined someone's life.

Potentially
several someones.

I... We had no idea.

Could this have been
the person in the van?

What if the man they arrested is
the one we were warned about?

Yeah, maybe he's not
so innocent. Hmm?

Warned? Warned how?

We had a phone call.

Someone disguising
their voice.

They said someone
was coming for us.

And there was a van
outside the house,

as if whoever was inside
was watching us.

Mmm-hmm.
And once that drove off,

we did what we did.

For the kids.
The kids.

I wouldn't know
about any of that,

I just...
I can assure you

that you and your
family are safe.

I mean, the police
are all over this thing, so...

It doesn't matter. We can't just
go back. I mean...

Our case.
They'll crucify Craig.

Can't you just call
Ms. Wexler again,

tell her you
didn't see us after all?

If they think I ran away,

it'll look like I did
something wrong.

We can't risk
losing everything

just because of
some teensy mistake.

Can I ask you something?

What were you
hoping would happen? I mean,

before I found you,
what were you planning to do?

Well, we were in the process of,
you know,

working that out.
We were working that out.

Yup.

All right,
you still got a little bit

of maneuverability,
all right?

You're outdoorsy, right?
So you went on an impromptu camping trip.

I don't know. It's something
people do. Apparently.

You left the house
a mess,

and you kicked in
your own front door because

it's a free country.

Kim Wexler is very good.
She'll make it work.

What about the money?

If she knows
about it, she'll tell.

She'll have to tell.

Well, like they say
in Silicon Valley,

"It's not a bug,
it's a feature."

You ever hear of
a "bargaining chip"?

Well, what we have
right here is

the mother of all
bargaining chips.

As in, you expect us
to give this back?

We are not
giving this back.

We are not guilty.
This money belongs to us.

We... I mean,
Craig earned it.

I worked very hard.
Yeah.

You know, weekends,
holidays,

all unpaid.
All unpaid, always.

And really,
just because you're salaried

doesn't mean
you don't deserve overtime.

I think that's only fair.

I mean, really,
that's what this is about, right?

Fairness.
Fairness, right?

And not just what's legal.

You wanna talk about legal?

Slavery.
That used to be legal.

Human slavery. So...

Yeah, this is right up there
with that.

Please, just

don't tell anyone
about the money.

I can't take a bribe.

Who would know?

We won't tell anyone.
Yeah, take it.

I can't take it.

Please. Didn't you say
that you wanted to help us?

Just pretend you never saw the money.
How hard is that?

Take it.

Take it.

I can't take a bribe.

But...

You know what I can...
I can take a retainer.

A retainer?

Yeah, for my services.

As your lawyer?

You're not our lawyer.
Well, not yet.

Look, I know that HHM
is shiny and it's slick

and it's chock-full
of lawyers and, compared to them,

I'm like
a kiddie lemonade stand

trying to
compete with Walmart,

but here's the thing.

What are you gonna
get from me

that you're not gonna get
from those other guys?

Passion. Commitment.

Ask yourself this.
Who found you?

I don't see
Howard Hamlin ruining

his $300 Gucci
loafers out here.

If you're with me,
you're my number-one client.

Morning, noon, or night,
you call me, I'm there.

I would be
singularly devoted to you.

Why not?

I'm sorry.

You're just...

"Just?" I'm what?

You're the kind of lawyer
guilty people hire.

Did it make the paper?

What?
Did it make the paper?

Did what
make the paper?

Okay, well,

probably missed the deadline,
but check it out tomorrow morning.

Front page. The Kettlemans,

all four of them,
safe and sound.

Looks like you called it.

Yeah.

Camping, you know?

Pretty much right
in their own backyard.

Well, five miles above it.
Jesus.

The night I had.
I got pine nuts in my shoes.

But, I mean,
can you believe it?

I guess you can.
It's just, you know...

You assume that criminals are
gonna be smarter than they are.

I don't know.
Kind of breaks my heart a little.

Not the loquacious sort,
are you?

We can't all be
as blessed as you.

Well, thanks for your help.

Don't mention it.

And, uh, if you ever need
any assistance...

Wow, wow.
Why is my client in handcuffs?

This man is innocent.

He's a victim.
Why on earth would he be cuffed?

Go ahead, take them off,
there you go.

Free at last!

Hey, did he tell
you the good news?

Never even kidnapped.
How about that?

A family can't go
on a little vacation

without the whole city
going on lockdown?

By the way,
where is your partner?

What, did you lose
the coin toss?

Because we expect an apology
from him, as well as you.

You really don't wanna
push your luck with me, scumbag.

You got eyes on you,
asshole.

One little slip.
Just one.

Yeah, well,
you're both very pretty, so...

Well.

I believe I did more than
what you asked of me,

so that would
make us square, yes?

Great.

You need a ride?

Camping?

You expect me to
believe that shit?

Yeah, I know,

the things people do, uh?

They decide to go camping right
after I run my little offer by you?

Could be argued that all of life
is one great coincidence.

Somebody told those people
to go camping.

Somebody warned them.

They're very woodsy.

And between you and me,

they're pretty rash when it comes
to the decision making.

They're not really
the plan-ahead types.

Yeah, I'd cut
the cute attitude

right about now,
if I were you.

You ratted on me.
There will be consequences.

Hey, if somebody warned
the Kettlemans,

it was probably somebody
who was worried about those kids.

You know how much trouble
you caused me?

You didn't need any help
getting caught, okay?

The neighbor ID'ed you.
You were sloppy.

Any trouble you might have,
that's on you.

Not to mention
the blood in your van.

Here's a thought!
Ajax! Formula 409!

You have no idea

the tap-dance
I had to give those cops

to get you out of here.

You gave them probable
cause out the wazoo.

And whoever that somebody is who
may have warned the Kettlemans,

got them out of
there before you did

anything even more stupid.

You should be thanking
this good Samaritan.

Because whoever he is,
he did you a favor.

Okay,
I'm thinking hourly, here.

Some special circumstances,
so...

Our elite-tier pricing
will be

$950 an hour.

Round it off to 20 hours.

$19,000.

Plus $1,000 for
travel expenses.

Consulting fees, $1,500.

And research.

Five for filing fees.

I ate on the road.

And storage fees.

Miscellaneous expenses.

Upon this rock,
I will build my church.

Double-breasted
or single, sir?

Single. And I want you to cut
the armholes high, okay?

Of course.
And trim through the middle.

Trim.

Cloth?

Oh, well, wool?

Yeah.

Super 170 Tasmanian wool.

Beautiful choice, sir.

Thanks.

Navy, all right?
Yeah.

Oh! That's it.
Perfect. Pinstripe.

Should we discuss shirts?

Okay, I'm gonna need
your finest Sea Island cotton

with a white club collar
and French cuffs.

I have the very thing.

And I'm assuming
you want to see some ties?

Yeah, I was picturing
something in a light blue knit.

Oh, and could you make sure those
are real mother of pearl buttons

on the shirts, okay?
None of this fake plastic crap.

Of course.
I'll be right back.

- Some coffee, David?
Uh-huh.

Ah! Here we are.

Shall we?

Yeah, let's go.

So, what do you think?

Strawberry Fields Forever?
Hmm.

No. Are you crazy?
Not even close.

Yes, it is, look.

No, no, it's way more
Sassafrass Glow. Way more.

Use your eyes.

Strawberry Fields Forever.

Ladies, back me up, hey!
Is it Sassafrass Glow, am I right?

Maybe Rhapsody in Blonde.
But...

Yeah, see?
They agree with me.

Whatever happened
to "the customer is always right?"

Sassafrass Glow.
Mix it up, all right?

You're wrong, you see.

Big deal. I'll wash it out
in the morning, no biggie.

It's bleach.
It doesn't wash out.

What? It's permanent?

We'll photoshop the color,
okay?

Change of plan, ladies.

I want to go with
a simple curling iron job, okay?

Uh, give me, like,
ringlets, you know, on top.

Like Tony Curtis
in Spartacus. Yeah.

Like the bath
scene in Spartacus.

Stop talking about it.
Make me beautiful already.

Hello.

You've reached the law offices
of James M. McGill, esquire,

a lawyer you can trust.

Kindly leave your information
at the tone,

and Mr. McGill
will phone you promptly.

Hey. It's me. Hi.

Anyway, The Thing is playing
downtown on Saturday.

Thought you might be up for
some Kurt Russell action.

I owe you one,
so why don't we just

grab some dinner first?
My treat.

And, uh, you know, if not,

can you give me a call anyway?
I really want to talk to you.

Okay. Bye.

Come in.
Hey.

Hey. Hey!

How goes it?

Tricky. For sure.

Craig and Betsy have really put
us in a corner with the police.

Not to mention the press.

But this camping story

of theirs, they've been
keep it consistent, at least.

If it's okay with you,
I think

I should try to talk them
into hiring a PR firm.

Certainly for the next
couple of weeks.

So, okay on the PR firm?

Do you have a minute?
Yeah,

of course. What's up?

Take a ride with me.

Okay. Uh...

Where are we going?

Wow!
Yeah.

Shit.

Yep.

That's...

I mean,
that's my suit, right?

Am I crazy here?

No, you're not crazy.

Look at the logo.
That's our logo.

He's just
straight-up copying us.

I mean, what the hell
is he thinking with this?

Really, he's, you know,
a free spirit.

That's one way to put it.

You two are
still friends, right?

I wouldn't exactly...
You talk, though.

Not really.

Still, you're the one
he called when he found

the Kettlemans camped
halfway up the Sandias.

He was just looking out
for his own client, that's all.

This isn't
the third degree, Kim.

I really don't care one way
or the other, I just...

He's really
forcing my hand here.

Hey!
Hey.

Am I interrupting?

Not at all. Perfect timing.
Come on.

Sit. Have a massage,
free of charge.

You gotta try
the foot bath, too.

Oh, yeah.

Ah. Give the old dogs a rest.

You can go for the deep
tissue setting. Otherwise...

Is that the small fist?
Use the...

It's three arrows.
I did, I pressed it.

Yeah. Now you feel it?
Good.

Ah! Now, relax, okay?
Okay.

You deserve a break today.

It's very nice.
Told you.

I get this free
every night.

Just one of the perks
of salon living.

The others being?

Free cucumber water,
obviously.

Obviously.
Free mani-pedis?

Ah!
Deep discount mani-pedis.

Ah. Because the ladies
still gotta eat, you know?

Well, it's still a deal.

Yeah.

Living like a king, then?
Mmm-hmm.

What's this?
Is this a cease and desist?

Yep.

How pissed was he?

Well, his head didn't
actually explode,

but, you know,
pretty damn pissed.

Like, "this won't end well
for you" pissed. Yeah.

How about that?
Jimmy.

This is serious.
I know.

Do you? I mean...
Yes.

What the hell is
with that billboard?

I know you have a problem
with Hamlin, but I...

I just don't get
your angle here.

Aren't you trying to build
your own law practice?

Instead, you're spending
God-knows how much money

turning yourself into a little
Hamlin clone. I mean...

Why are you making this personal?
It's not personal.

It is so personal.

It is completely
and totally personal.

No, no, no, it's not.
Yes, yes, it is.

Stop trying to pretend.

I can advertise,
can't I?

What, do I have
to clear everything

past the great
and powerful Howard?

Yes, you can advertise,
Jimmy. All you want.

That billboard is
not advertising.

That is a declaration
of war.

"Declaration of war,"
that's...

It's right at Hamlin's exit.
You know he drives by it every day.

It's business.
I'm building a brand.

You're ripping off a brand.

There is nothing
original in that ad.

It certainly doesn't
represent Jimmy McGill.

Hey, all right, now he fired
the first shot, okay?

Trying to keep me from using my name.
My own name,

Kim...

I get that.

But this?

You're better than this.

I'm better than this?
I'm better than this? Yeah, yes.

I'm better...
Yes, you are.

Well, you're better
than that schmuck Hamlin!

Come on, Jimmy.

You could work anywhere.

You could be somewhere
where they appreciate you.

You know, where they see how valuable
you are. Where, I don't know

maybe they care about you.

Forget it, okay?

If Hamlin wants to come after me,
he knows where I am.

I'll be ready.
Guns blazing.

The cease and desist
is just the beginning.

The next step is an injunction.
You can't win this fight.

Your Honor,
I'm a humble solo practitioner

merely trying to ply my trade

in an aggressive
and evolving marketplace.

As I've argued repeatedly,

this is trademark
infringement.

Mr. McGill's new logo is an absolute
copy of ours.

I think it falls firmly
under fair use.

"Fair use?" You're clearly profiting,
so fair use doesn't apply.

There are only
so many fonts out there.

Does Mr. Hamlin
outright own them all?

No, but we've been using this
particular font for 12 years now.

And it, in concert with our tri-rectangle
graphic and Hamlindigo Blue,

constitutes a trademarked
brand identifier.

Oh, oh, back up.
"Hamlindigo Blue?"

Yes, that is our
trademarked name.

Holy crap. You seriously named
a color "Hamlindigo?"

That is... Yikes.

"Yikes." From the man
dressed exactly like me.

Your Honor,
I feel like I'm in the

mirror routine
with Groucho Marx.

Like we should be standing,
waving our arms at each other.

Really?
I don't see it.

In addition, the name "McGill"
appears in both logos,

which I believe
Mr. McGill is hoping

to further confuse
potential clients.

So I can't advertise
under my own name, now?

I'm to be penalized
'cause I happen to share a name

with one of HHM's partners?

You can't take
my name from me.

The name is not
the problem here, Mr. McGill.

Uh, Mr. Hamlin certainly
seems to think so. I mean...

He wants me
to change my name

'cause he claims that, what,

it's some kind of threat
to his business?

Your Honor...
This is restraint of trade, okay?

Whatever happened
to the free market, uh?

No. Hamlin here
wants you...

Okay, enough, Mr. McGill.
I've heard enough.

All right, yes,
you are within your rights

to advertise
using your own name.

However,
in my estimation,

the billboard clearly
and intentionally duplicates

elements of the
Hamlin Hamlin McGill logo.

You're actively copying their
established brand for your own gain.

I don't see any other
reasonable explanation.

Your Honor...
Jimmy. Jimmy.

Wise up.

The billboard must come down
within 48 hours.

This is a classic
David vs. Goliath story.

I mean, you got
your gigantic law firm

stomping all
over the little guy.

Yeah, but it's investigative
journalism at its best.

It's right up your alley.

Yeah, okay, well, let me give
you my cell just in case...

Yeah. Thank you.

Can I get
the news desk, please?

I got a hot tip.

Don't you want to be the station
who brought down big law?

You could be like the reporters
that brought down big tobacco.

Look, I'm talking
Woodward and Bernstein, here.

Hey, your expose on predatory
ATM fees, that was, wow!

Well, it's a miscarriage
of justice,

and I think your
viewers would be very,

very interested

and grateful to you
for exposing this injustice.

I wouldn't characterize this
as a community health risk,

but it's definitely
in the community interest.

No, yes, HHM is a pillar
of the community. Yes.

No, I...
The war is an important story as well.

That's why this action
is so egregious!

Sure. Okay.

Well, at least consider
the human-interest angle here.

Are you kidding?

Lawyer pulls himself up
by his bootstraps

only to be ground under the heel
of the old money mega-firm?

That's hearts and minds!
You...

Hello...

Yeah, I have your number,
too, so...

Yeah, I see. Okay.

No, no, no, no, no, man.
Can't touch the goods.

I signed the form,
only I can touch the camera.

Fine. May I suggest
you widen the frame

to include the billboard
is the story, okay?

I'm also the story, so...

Gotta get me in there.
Okay, so get on your mark.

You know, no offense to your
minutes of experience,

but I'd like to see what we got
before we do this, okay?

Other guy.

Other guy.
Only other guy that's here.

Go stand where I was standing.

Shrink down, shrink down.
Scrunch.

Yeah.

Okay, widen the frame,
get the billboard.

Okay, now get me.
Me, me, me, me, me.

No, not me. Him, he's me.

Yeah. Like that.

Got it?
Yeah.

Good.

Okay. Is he in the shot?

No, dude. Just go.

How do I look?
Great.

Well...

No, this is my good side.

Is the billboard in?

Yes, Jesus, just...

You said $100 for one hour,
not fricking three.

You clearly have
a journalistic impulse.

You're a real go-getter,
you know that?

Go-get this.

All right, count me down.

And five, four, three...

Gravitas.

I'm James McGill.

Like most Americans,
I'm a self-made man.

I put myself
through law school.

Working in the courts
as a public defender,

I represented those
with nowhere else to turn.

I believe in service.
It's what I've built my career on.

But I've also had a dream.

A dream that
many of us have,

a dream to own
my own business.

Well, I scrimped
and I saved

and finally I was able
to buy one billboard.

A tiny foray into advertising for
my fledgling law firm.

I've always been told that America
is the land of opportunity,

and I believed it.

Until today.

Not 24 hours after
my billboard went up,

a large law
firm came after me.

They said that I was hurting
their business.

They're rich,
they're powerful, I'm just

one man.

So who do you think
the court sided with?

So now my little billboard
comes down.

Let me tell you something.

If they want a fight,
they're gonna get a fight.

Because I am not giving up...

Holy shit! Dude!
The dude!

- Dude, the dude!
- Help!

The worker guy!

Holy shit!

Please!
Get me down!

Dude!
Okay, call 911!

Help me!

- You got a cell?
- Yeah, yeah.

Please!

Yeah, a guy just
fell off a billboard...

Help me!

Man, I don't think
that's very safe!

You need to be
licensed for that!

Help me!
Man...

Not looking down.

One rung at a time.

Not looking down.

Hurry up!
Come get me!

Help!

Help me!

- Sir, I'm right here!
- Please!

Please!

Pull me up!
Grab my hand!

Pull me up!

Pull me up!

You okay?

Took you long enough.

I was scared, yes,
I mean...

I'm not really a big fan
of heights, let me tell you.

But, you know,
something inside me said,

"You have to do this."

I'm sure our
city's first responders

would have been
here momentarily...

Jesus,
can you believe this guy?

This whole thing was a publicity stunt,
it's gotta be.

I think that's kind of all
anybody wants when they're in trouble.

You don't think anyone's
gonna actually buy this?

Hard to say.
People love a hero.

You take it as
it comes, right?

The universe put
me in that spot,

at that moment,
who am I to say no?

You know, as a lawyer,
I help people every day...

The whole
thing's a damn stunt.

But I think my
clients know that

when they're in trouble,
I'm there.

I'm just a guy
who was in the right...

You have seven new messages.

To listen to your messages,
press "1."

First message,
received at 5:40...

It's just showmanship, Chuck.

Yeah, right.

You're early.

Did you...
Yeah, I grounded myself.

Hey, big day.
My phone's ringing off the hook.

I have three consults
before lunchtime. Three!

That's great, Jimmy.

Yep.

The worm has turned.

That's really great.

So, to what do you credit
this sudden change?

Well, I gotta admit,
you were right.

How so?

Well, you told me
to keep plugging,

and, you know, "do good work
and the clients will come."

You know, I'll admit,

I almost lost
faith a couple times,

but the worm has turned.

So, what, you've been getting
referrals from your PD clients?

Yeah. You know, you work hard,
how you got half a brain,

and people come knocking,
like you said.

I just needed to
get my face out there.

So, prosecutors, then?
Referring clients?

Yeah. Yep. Exactly.

Was it Bergeron?

When I was starting out,
she sent me a couple of good ones.

Yeah, it was someone
on her team. You know...

I mean, hey, it just took
some elbow grease

and clean living.
People noticed.

I knew you had it in you.

I don't see
the Journal here.

There. Here you go.
No, no,

the Albuquerque Journal.
It's not here.

Oh, yeah,
I didn't see it outside.

Wasn't out there?
It's always out there.

I didn't see it.

Maybe they forgot to deliver it.
Maybe some kids grabbed it.

Because if there's
one thing kids love,

it's local print journalism.

I don't know
what to tell you.

You got a ton of
reading material there.

Look, hey.

Financial Times.
You know, I know Albuquerque

is a hub of global intrigue,

but you think
that'll tide you over?

All right, fine,
but if it's not here tomorrow,

I'm gonna need you to call
the subscription office for me.

Yeah, will do. Look, I gotta go.
I don't wanna be late.

Hey, good luck today!

Thanks.
Keep it up!

Hard work looks good on you.

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