7/11 was a part-time job

Are you saying we should pay for things we win on a game show?

I wish I could say I came up with that myself but if it makes people laugh I'll count it as a win.

Oh fuck off with that "walt was hilter" bullshit, did you forget how much of a fuck up Jessie was before Walt? Not to mention he saved him from his self destructive habits by letting that gf die.

he saved his life more than once, like at the end of the show

That's true but Walt was still a monster. What I loved about their relationship was that Jesse was kind of the last thing keeping Walt tied to his humanity. The last thing Walt did was save Jesse's life one more time.

Walt was hardly a monster. The creators of that show were just too cowardly to do anything other than the "drugs are badmkaay evil is evil" bullshit. It's the same crap every time.

"Chemistry is the study of Matter and Change." That's what Walt said in the first lecture we see him give to the class. That sets the theme for the entire show. Walt is the matter, and his transition into Heisenberg is the change. Let's not forget the real Heisenberg was a scientist who came up with his uncertainty principle: you cannot know both the exact location of a particle and how fast it's going at the same time. You can only know one or the other at any given time. This is important to Walt's character as throughout the first season, we knew where Walt was (struck with cancer, and bound to a life of crime, but otherwise a pretty decent guy) but we didn't know how fast he was moving towards a darker Walt. A couple seasons later, after we meet Gus, and Walt becomes more gangster, we get a better understanding of how fast Walt's life is spiraling out of control. But since we now have a better idea of how fast his life is moving, we have a more limited understanding of where Walt is (psychologically of course). This is why it was such a shock when we learn that it was Walt who poisoned that kid with the Lily of the Valley: we knew he was moving fast towards the dark side, but we had no idea that Walt was in a place to do such a cruel thing. We knew how fast he was going, but not where he was, thus demonstrating both facets of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. THAT'S the theme of Breaking Bad, not "drugs are bad mmkay." Eat some yogurt so you can get some culture, and dig a little deeper.

I want a BB spinoff where Jesse tries to piece his life back together after Walt dies , but still finds himself being a sort of slave to the streets, since that's the nature of the beast. That's the first time I ever used a spoiler for it's actual purpose

300,000...I bet China is so scared.

Their military can make a bridge to Japan out of soldiers and squash everyone in Japan to death with bodies and they still would have more than half of their manpower left

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Liberation_Army