MaryPatShelby

Similar to slay and sick is "slap". Slapping used to be a bad thing....now good things slap, as in "That song really slaps". Irritating.

I don't care about the song one way or another, but I HATE whistling. My small office actually has a no whistling policy because they don't want me to go postal on them! I've taken to carrying the remote around the house so I can mute the minute I hear this one start....which is quite often.

Well, to be fair, it *was* the 70's.......

Not to mention that customer's "hairstyle"....looks kind of like she just got up.

Not all of us were disappointed in this episode because it didn't have lots of action.

I just bought Daisy cottage cheese for the first time (trying different ones since what I've bought for years is going downhill quality control-wise) and it SUCKS. It has a sweetness to it that is not cottage-cheesy in any way. I actually like this commercial, because the gas station attendant actor is so good. I totally buy him as the guy he's playing! What I hate about this commercial is that the grandma slurping through her straw is supposed to be awesomely cute. I disagree. I'm old enough to be a grandma, and I hope my kids would be appalled if I did that.

I understand what you're saying, but I still think the kidnapping, hostagetaking, killing families of, etc of behind-the-scenes cops, like CSI teams, or behavior profilers (Criminal Minds) is beyond what would happen in real life. Who would even know who they are?

But he is doing something, or maybe we're talking about different commercials.....he's coming out of retirement, getting his onesies, and going back to help investors NOT manage their money by memes!!!!!

I didn't say it was slow; for me, the transformation into almost a pure BB prequel hasn't been what I was looking for in the show. I'm in it for Jimmy and Kim.

I kept thinking throughout that Nacho was going to be OK, because of the line in Breaking Bad when Saul asks "Did Nacho send you?" I have been totally uninterested in the cartel/drug storyline for many episodes, except for Michael Mando's compelling performance. Now there's not even that, which makes me wonder if I'm done with this show.

I'm amazed that you guys can remember something from episode 2 - I mean, how many years ago was that?? That'll never be me; I was confused enough with the drug storyline in just this episode!

I'm guessing you mean how she almost imperceptibly nods her head all the time? I just started watching the HBO doc (stopped when I realized I had actually already watched it lol); there is a lot of real-life Elizabeth in it, and she's a bobblehead almost all the time.

The dogs sitting outside Ian's door, scratching and whimpering and wanting their guy to come out, killed me almost as much as Ian's death did.

I thought, from Bad Blood, The Dropout podcast, and other things I'd read, that it was Elizabeth who was phobic about needles. But this show makes it about her mom being that way. Do I remember wrong, or did the show change it?

One of my very favorite moments of every day is when I'm done with the "getting ready in the bathroom" part. The quicker I can become presentable the better; this is probably why I've never been a makeup gal.