>
>This is why you don't tell loved ones certain confidential
>things. The average person does not have the ability to
>critically think, and are too saturated in certain beliefs.
>Panic will ensue with most, which will lead to desperate
>actions. Kim's move was over the top, and even she should have
>known better since she is a lawyer. She exposed herself, and
>Saul exposed her to Mike. So now you got individuals on both
>sides of the cartel who know who Kim is. ...Saul didn't have
>to make the money run, but greed got a hold of him. He would
>have made good money by just representing Lalo in court. What
>man would allow his woman or wife to know about or be
>associated with the dangers of his business?
>
>Mike: "You told your girlfriend? She's involved now"
>
>This is why Chuck was never going to let Jimmy be a part of
>the firm. Chuck knew what most people don't know, including
>Kim, that Jimmy will always be an opportunist at all cost, and
>he will risk his life as well as the lives of others, no
>matter if the opportunity is small or big. To Jimmy, the law
>is simply a tool no different than a pair of vice grips, to
>Chuck, the Law was a holy grail that should always be
>protected..... This is like Breaking Bad, where as the series
>goes on you start to hate the main character more and more.
>With Jimmy, its about the greed of scoring. With Walt, it was
>about the greed of being recognized and seen above all. He
>messed up everything at the dinner table when he told Hank
>that the other chemist was simply a pawn, and that there had
>to be another brilliant mind behind it. He couldn't just let
>it go, same thing with Saul ....can't just let certain
>opportunities go.
>
>Both men are paralyzed by greed.