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Worth noting in case you missed it: They are watching one of Kim's favorite Movies, Ice Station Zebra. In breaking bad we learn that Saul's holding company for tax evasion is called Ice Station Zebra Associates
That pig toy Kaylee was playing with is the same one Mike put over the peephole when he was worried about his guys speaking to authorities near the end of season 5 of Breaking Bad.
I think as far as the gun shots, the mom is just paranoid now and now shes looking for reasons to be paranoid. She didn't notice the chunk of the wall missing before because she wasn't looking. Now shes scanning the house for reasons to be afraid.
@@Leo_Ortiz1 Not to spoil anything for these fellas, I wouldn't call it a big plot point later on but it is within this episode motivating Mike to take more jobs.
I do understand that however to me the response Jimmy got from the firm was a bit of an overreaction if you consider all the facts. First off Jimmy was new to working directly with firms in general where he actually needs to keep his bosses in the know, he has been typically working by himself. In addition to this he was told that they were open to the commercials which could have been a sort of greenlight for someone who isn't used to working with others closely. I agree they should be a bit upset and should clarify to him for the future that he has to report to them more closely, not treat him like a monster or a failure. They were far too harsh the way they reacted especially since this was a successful commercial. Another thing is I imagine having an effective person who can brings results is an asset, and Jimmy has only been an asset. I really feel bad for Jimmy since their response was to cage him in like an animal as if he truly screwed the whole firm resulting in Jimmy being pushed further away from just a good lawyer with colorful techniques to more of a crooked lawyer.
@@lordescanor1365 that's nonsense. Jimmy knew what he did was wrong. He just assumed that he'd only get a slap on the wrist once the partners saw how effective the commercial was. Don't forget Jimmy worked at HMM for years. This isn't his first experience at a firm. And as Cliff correctly points out in the next episode, it's not worth risking the firm's reputation with all their other clients for one case.
@@lordescanor1365 You’re making excuses for Jimmy because you like him. He knows when he’s doing something wrong. He just thinks he can charm his way out of any situation. He had an amazing opportunity at this law firm, and he ruined it because he doesn’t want to follow any rules.
@@havok6280 Jimmy worked in the mail room for HMM not a lawyer which is completely different. As a lawyer he has more independence and that's exactly what he has been used too for the entire series. Even if he did understand he shouldn't have done it, he couldn't have understood how severe it was. Again I know Jimmy was wrong to do it the way he did but looking at all the facts there shouldn't have been that harsh of a response. Also could you explain one thing for me as this is something I never really understood. The whole risking the firms reputation, I mean how is what that commercial did was such a risk. I get that have different clients with different needs but are the other clients really gonna care if the firm works on a huge case helping the elderly? I feel like that's a positive to what the firm can accomplish, though I sure there could be minor concerns of the firm prioritizing them more but would it be hard for them to calm those concerns with a simple call to any concerned clients? Maybe I'm missing something here so if you could clarify that I would very much appreciate it.
@@artistfloor9 I'm not making excuses for him, I know he was wrong like I said. But there are legitimate facts to be considered and certain responses that are more appropriate for certain things. You hadn't really dismissed the facts I stated. Rules are important but that doesn't mean the best response is to go ballistic over the first non harmful offence that was more positive than negative, and proceed to treat him like a prisoner and suffocating him. A simple warning for the future would have been more than enough but they were far more extreme.
The biggest corporate clients with the deepest pockets and greatest legal needs seek law firms with prestige and a reputation of strength. They want the kind of firm that people know by name and reputation already, and seek out without solicitation. Not the kind of firms that need to advertise on TV to attract business. This is what the partners are concerned about. It's about maintaining their image and how that will affect future business more than concern with legal compliance.
I geniuenly love how every post episode discussion with this show ends with some really long tangent on a random topic loosely connected to the episode. This time it's soliciting, few episodes back it was hummers and Arnold Schwarzenegger and before that custom jello lids. I hope this trend continues.
I was just like you guys , laughing at the old people eating early, I use to do that to , till I got 61 , and now can’t wait till 4 pm for the early bird special 🤣🤣.
I know the next episode gets into this but there are a lot of reasons why the advertisements you typically see for lawyers are lawyers like Jimmy. I personally think some of them are bunk because people need lawyers more often than they would assume but sometimes those ads are predatory. I think the first viewing of this show is getting around the fact that Jimmy isn't always the downtrodden underdog.
When it comes to the commercial it's not so much what's in it. It's more the fact that he made a unilateral decision to put it on television without the firm's permission. I mean just because you serve fries at McDonalds doesn't give you the right to represent them in an official advertising capacity.
The pig that mike had in the living room is the same toy pig that mike used in braking bad to get the upper hand on the hit Lydia put on him in season 5.
Within the bounds of what is officially legal, there are still two different ways to practice law. I think the issue here the show is dealing with is reputation and the kind of lawyer one might be. Chuck upholds a standard of decorum and sense of dignity and believes the profession should be concerned with the details of morality. Whereas Jimmy cares about getting results, and isn’t ashamed or embarrassed to get results by any means necessary. In fact, he’s proud of himself for it. “Look what I did!” Jimmy’s new firm also has a very good reputation and sees themselves, like Chuck does, as totally different and above slimy lawyers who make commercials. A tale of two ways to practice law. We obviously know what path Jimmy eventually chooses. Editing to add I’m enjoying your watch through of the series!!
I agree with this. Additionally, there are strict Bar rules for attorney advertising and any medium or big firm is going to have rules within the organization, wherein the partners (or a designated person) will have to approve everything to be sure it is in compliance with the rules as well as in keeping with the firm's image.
@@AngRDO It's so true! I worked at a firm with a four partner name immediately upon graduating from law school, and I got chewed out for wearing a very nice navy double-breasted suit, because I wore the pants, rather than the skirt, to a deposition! I was told "The president of XXX (I forget who) will be there, for goodness sake!" Thank God I wore pumps and not flats!
Yes, tho Jimmy is an exaggerated version of the bus bench lawyers. They still have to adhere to laws like the Big fancy law firms do. Jimmym forgets that a prestigious law firm has more than one client.
Did you guys notice two members of the rock group Spinal Tap were present at the Sand Piper HH&M meeting? Lead vocalist & guitar David St. Hubbins (McKean), and drummer John "Stumpy" Pepys (Begley Jr.). Pepys was only in the band a short time, he died in a bizarre gardening accident that the authorities said was "best left unsolved."
The AMD lawsuit was unfortunate because it wasn't actually wrongdoing on a technical level. The CPU did have as many cores as they claimed, however some parts were shared between 2 cores like floating point math, scheduling, decode, and L1 cache. The scheduling and decode were designed to handle the workload of 2 integer pipelines and 1 floating point, while the floating point was compromised because it's less often used in most tasks. You could possibly argue both sides, but it did physical have the advertised cores. AMD settled because the time spent arguing such a technical thing wasn't worthwhile and not guaranteed to win a jury over that probably doesn't understand. Floating point is any math that is not a whole number, decimal places. Integer math is whole number math only.
It’s amazing how after so many decades of lawyer shows, no one ever seems to point out that Jimmy commits solicitation but rather celebrates him getting more clients lol
Solicitation in this context isn't illegal. The rules on solicitation are set by each state's bar association. And if you google the New Mexico Rules of Professional Conduct, you'll see Jimmy's actions are very much a grey area.
@@the_nikster1 First of all, that’s a reductive reading of Chuck’s character. Second of all, he also lied because he knew he’d get scolded by everyone in that room. Even Kim wouldn’t play footsies with him because she knew he wasn’t telling the truth. If I was riding on a bus that “broke down” and some lawyer decided that was a good time to come aboard and try to sweet talk me into giving him business, I’d be pretty pissed. But then again, I’m not as easily manipulated as someone’s poor grandma.
8:00 Yo but imagine Johnathan Banks as batman beyond Old bruce wayne tho! They got him for gordon in Arkham Knight (frankly he was too subdued in that role for me, but more due to direction than any lack of talent, which he clearly doesn't lack)
When I look at the painting in Jimmie office at davis and whatever it Don’t look like a pot it’s looks like a beanie and it’s like all the persons clothes are their but no body 13:35
Although the result was impressive i tried to see it from different perspective. Jimmy clearly was incapable to work by the rules, when he sees he can get away with things he'll up his game which put more at stake. Jimmy can't resist to push the limit how far he can get away with things. He is dismissive towards authority, he'll just do what he wants and say sorry later. It's hard to work with someone like thaf.
You guys need to watch the Mythbusters about bullets being fired straight up into the air. Fact is that they fall back to earth at a very slow speed and can't actually kill anyone... A bullet falling at the speed of gravity isn't lethal.
Well i feel like what you are stating here is incorrect. A quick browsing on the web will show you that people are dying because of this. There are even instances of airplanes that were shot down by a "celebratory fire". Falling bullets in a 90 degree angle are traveling with a speed greater than 61 m/s (200km per hour) which is more than enough to penetrate human body. The speed is even higher if your barrel deviates from 90 degree angle by a tiny amount. Humans are not robots when you are shooting in the air you do not hold 100% perfect angle. Adding to that falling bullet is more likely to hit someones head which isnt a good idea. I love muthbusters myself, although i havent seen this particular episode weirdly enough. But even if they came to this conclusion that is not 100% proof that a falling bullet is not lethal. And even if the force is not lethal it still can injure someone enough that he will need to seek medical attention or things will go bad. Besides articles there are videos about this.
The scene where the mob boss guy just chucks that chair at the guy in the hospital bed is one of my favorite comedy bits ever. It was so unexpected and random that it had me laughing for a good while.
8:01 love that you chose the best Batman theme to hum, well done gents Also, any chance of y’all reacting to the new Vox Machina series on Amazon? I’d love to see your opinions:-)
While it produced results, the commercial is very dramatized and not "boring" like most law commercials. Big law firms like this care very much about their reputation and image. If this commercial had been horrible, it could have massively damaged the firm's reputation. The main issue is Jimmy airing it without asking for permission.
Once again, he didn't follow the rules.... Not only is the firm's reputation and image at issue, but the State Bar has rules for attorney advertising. The partners are naturally going to be worried about any commercial that was aired by a new associate without going through the proper channels. *I did not mean to suggest he didn't follow the State Bar rules. The ad probably was within those rules. I just meant "the rules" one generally follows within a law firm.
Remember Shane? As far as I know he didn't break any laws. But he did some things that were immoral & affect the other guys & this channel's reputation & image. Which they don't want to be associated with. It's not how these guys want to treat their subs for the viability of their channel.
I'm certain they don't. For one, there's no telling what people will comment and they could end up reading something about future seasons. Two, there's just so many videos.
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Vince really likes his Easter Eggs XD
how did you post this comment 4 weeks ago when this video was posted today?
@@mcmullin05 Patreons get a link to the unlisted video 4 weeks early. I'm not a patreon but, they do mention that.
@@scottwatrous I thought Patreon was a whole nother thing… is it a subset of YT?
@@mcmullin05 no. Patreon is another website. But reaction channels put the link of unlisted youtube vidoes(reaction videos) there
That pig toy Kaylee was playing with is the same one Mike put over the peephole when he was worried about his guys speaking to authorities near the end of season 5 of Breaking Bad.
So that toy survived like 5 years or something? thats impossible.
@@xellosmoon4876 he bought a new one for the mission maybe
@@xellosmoon4876 Do you think all toys just disintegrate after 5 years?
@@xellosmoon4876 I literally still have toys from over 20 years ago. It's not impossible at all. Wtf are you even talking about?
@@xellosmoon4876 i think you suck at keeping toys okay
I think as far as the gun shots, the mom is just paranoid now and now shes looking for reasons to be paranoid. She didn't notice the chunk of the wall missing before because she wasn't looking. Now shes scanning the house for reasons to be afraid.
I can't really remember but did this plot ever got to an end in the show? or was this all we got?
@@Leo_Ortiz1 Not to spoil anything for these fellas, I wouldn't call it a big plot point later on but it is within this episode motivating Mike to take more jobs.
@@Leo_Ortiz1 We do find out why she is so paranoid and jumpy.
this show picks up next season
I’d be paranoid if I were her too. The Philly PD is basically a gang. She feels like she has a target on her back.
The simple fact is that Jimmy didn't have the authority to run a commercial without the firm's permission. Doesn't matter how great the commercial is.
I do understand that however to me the response Jimmy got from the firm was a bit of an overreaction if you consider all the facts. First off Jimmy was new to working directly with firms in general where he actually needs to keep his bosses in the know, he has been typically working by himself. In addition to this he was told that they were open to the commercials which could have been a sort of greenlight for someone who isn't used to working with others closely. I agree they should be a bit upset and should clarify to him for the future that he has to report to them more closely, not treat him like a monster or a failure. They were far too harsh the way they reacted especially since this was a successful commercial. Another thing is I imagine having an effective person who can brings results is an asset, and Jimmy has only been an asset. I really feel bad for Jimmy since their response was to cage him in like an animal as if he truly screwed the whole firm resulting in Jimmy being pushed further away from just a good lawyer with colorful techniques to more of a crooked lawyer.
@@lordescanor1365 that's nonsense. Jimmy knew what he did was wrong. He just assumed that he'd only get a slap on the wrist once the partners saw how effective the commercial was.
Don't forget Jimmy worked at HMM for years. This isn't his first experience at a firm.
And as Cliff correctly points out in the next episode, it's not worth risking the firm's reputation with all their other clients for one case.
@@lordescanor1365 You’re making excuses for Jimmy because you like him. He knows when he’s doing something wrong. He just thinks he can charm his way out of any situation. He had an amazing opportunity at this law firm, and he ruined it because he doesn’t want to follow any rules.
@@havok6280
Jimmy worked in the mail room for HMM not a lawyer which is completely different. As a lawyer he has more independence and that's exactly what he has been used too for the entire series. Even if he did understand he shouldn't have done it, he couldn't have understood how severe it was. Again I know Jimmy was wrong to do it the way he did but looking at all the facts there shouldn't have been that harsh of a response. Also could you explain one thing for me as this is something I never really understood. The whole risking the firms reputation, I mean how is what that commercial did was such a risk. I get that have different clients with different needs but are the other clients really gonna care if the firm works on a huge case helping the elderly? I feel like that's a positive to what the firm can accomplish, though I sure there could be minor concerns of the firm prioritizing them more but would it be hard for them to calm those concerns with a simple call to any concerned clients? Maybe I'm missing something here so if you could clarify that I would very much appreciate it.
@@artistfloor9
I'm not making excuses for him, I know he was wrong like I said. But there are legitimate facts to be considered and certain responses that are more appropriate for certain things. You hadn't really dismissed the facts I stated. Rules are important but that doesn't mean the best response is to go ballistic over the first non harmful offence that was more positive than negative, and proceed to treat him like a prisoner and suffocating him. A simple warning for the future would have been more than enough but they were far more extreme.
Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are both so good in their own ways. Love the ride
The biggest corporate clients with the deepest pockets and greatest legal needs seek law firms with prestige and a reputation of strength. They want the kind of firm that people know by name and reputation already, and seek out without solicitation. Not the kind of firms that need to advertise on TV to attract business. This is what the partners are concerned about. It's about maintaining their image and how that will affect future business more than concern with legal compliance.
it’s nice to see how invested they are in this show
Stacey was paranoid and scared, her mind was making up things. She wasn't trying to trick Mike.
I am amazed at how many people hate Stacey because they think she was making up stuff in order to take advantage of Mike's concern and generosity.
@@sallyatticum I choose to believe people see her character from Rome and hold it against her...
For your own good learn something about women.
@@potencjalnypracownik2966 What exactly are you implying here?
@@potencjalnypracownik2966 take your own advice dikhed
I geniuenly love how every post episode discussion with this show ends with some really long tangent on a random topic loosely connected to the episode. This time it's soliciting, few episodes back it was hummers and Arnold Schwarzenegger and before that custom jello lids. I hope this trend continues.
I mean, that's nearly every Blind Wave video
@@mlgnerd13 Sure, but it's more so with these, I feel.
I was just like you guys , laughing at the old people eating early, I use to do that to , till I got 61 , and now can’t wait till 4 pm for the early bird special 🤣🤣.
that's rough buddy
I know the next episode gets into this but there are a lot of reasons why the advertisements you typically see for lawyers are lawyers like Jimmy. I personally think some of them are bunk because people need lawyers more often than they would assume but sometimes those ads are predatory.
I think the first viewing of this show is getting around the fact that Jimmy isn't always the downtrodden underdog.
I’m so proud of Eric calling the dolly shot before it happened
When it comes to the commercial it's not so much what's in it. It's more the fact that he made a unilateral decision to put it on television without the firm's permission. I mean just because you serve fries at McDonalds doesn't give you the right to represent them in an official advertising capacity.
What a dirty cliffhanger, for both protagonists.
The pig that mike had in the living room is the same toy pig that mike used in braking bad to get the upper hand on the hit Lydia put on him in season 5.
It's crazy to think how much gets kickstarted by the commercial.
Within the bounds of what is officially legal, there are still two different ways to practice law. I think the issue here the show is dealing with is reputation and the kind of lawyer one might be. Chuck upholds a standard of decorum and sense of dignity and believes the profession should be concerned with the details of morality. Whereas Jimmy cares about getting results, and isn’t ashamed or embarrassed to get results by any means necessary. In fact, he’s proud of himself for it. “Look what I did!” Jimmy’s new firm also has a very good reputation and sees themselves, like Chuck does, as totally different and above slimy lawyers who make commercials. A tale of two ways to practice law. We obviously know what path Jimmy eventually chooses.
Editing to add I’m enjoying your watch through of the series!!
I agree with this. Additionally, there are strict Bar rules for attorney advertising and any medium or big firm is going to have rules within the organization, wherein the partners (or a designated person) will have to approve everything to be sure it is in compliance with the rules as well as in keeping with the firm's image.
@@sallyatticum Image is a great word to use here!
@@AngRDO It's so true! I worked at a firm with a four partner name immediately upon graduating from law school, and I got chewed out for wearing a very nice navy double-breasted suit, because I wore the pants, rather than the skirt, to a deposition! I was told "The president of XXX (I forget who) will be there, for goodness sake!" Thank God I wore pumps and not flats!
Yes, tho Jimmy is an exaggerated version of the bus bench lawyers. They still have to adhere to laws like the Big fancy law firms do. Jimmym forgets that a prestigious law firm has more than one client.
Did you guys notice two members of the rock group Spinal Tap were present at the Sand Piper HH&M meeting? Lead vocalist & guitar David St. Hubbins (McKean), and drummer John "Stumpy" Pepys (Begley Jr.). Pepys was only in the band a short time, he died in a bizarre gardening accident that the authorities said was "best left unsolved."
in England a layer can be called a solicitor but thats more for say if ur buying a house(and need help with the contracts and stuff)
Onions have layers
I love seeing this fledgling Saul and we get to learn more about Mike. I love the evil Eric look at 13:06!
The AMD lawsuit was unfortunate because it wasn't actually wrongdoing on a technical level. The CPU did have as many cores as they claimed, however some parts were shared between 2 cores like floating point math, scheduling, decode, and L1 cache. The scheduling and decode were designed to handle the workload of 2 integer pipelines and 1 floating point, while the floating point was compromised because it's less often used in most tasks. You could possibly argue both sides, but it did physical have the advertised cores.
AMD settled because the time spent arguing such a technical thing wasn't worthwhile and not guaranteed to win a jury over that probably doesn't understand.
Floating point is any math that is not a whole number, decimal places.
Integer math is whole number math only.
these videos are genuinely the highlight of my week. this show is so underrated.
"Ya got any of them Samoas?"
GO LANDCRABS!
"F*** Cliff!"
That was so funny for some reason 😂
It’s amazing how after so many decades of lawyer shows, no one ever seems to point out that Jimmy commits solicitation but rather celebrates him getting more clients lol
Solicitation in this context isn't illegal. The rules on solicitation are set by each state's bar association. And if you google the New Mexico Rules of Professional Conduct, you'll see Jimmy's actions are very much a grey area.
@@havok6280 Ok, but Jimmy obviously feels like what he did was unethical, otherwise he wouldn’t have lied to HHM about it.
@@artistfloor9 he only lied because Chuck was trying to make him look bad since Chuck is a jealous hater.
@@the_nikster1 First of all, that’s a reductive reading of Chuck’s character. Second of all, he also lied because he knew he’d get scolded by everyone in that room. Even Kim wouldn’t play footsies with him because she knew he wasn’t telling the truth. If I was riding on a bus that “broke down” and some lawyer decided that was a good time to come aboard and try to sweet talk me into giving him business, I’d be pretty pissed. But then again, I’m not as easily manipulated as someone’s poor grandma.
Best reaction for a show. :)
Next episode is gonna be soooo goood
8:00 Yo but imagine Johnathan Banks as batman beyond Old bruce wayne tho! They got him for gordon in Arkham Knight (frankly he was too subdued in that role for me, but more due to direction than any lack of talent, which he clearly doesn't lack)
Here are the New Mexico rules about atty advertising, including solicitation.
Wow, not only did they delete the post with the link, but they even deleted my post giving the words to google to find it.
@@sallyatticum Is they Blind Wave??
@@gandhialwaysleavesanonion679 I think probably youtube.
lmaoo! that was the best outro you guys have done to date. ranked. 😂
The country fried steak with gravy gets an instant like idegaf
When I look at the painting in Jimmie office at davis and whatever it Don’t look like a pot it’s looks like a beanie and it’s like all the persons clothes are their but no body 13:35
What is up with the zoomed in cropping on a lot of the videos lately? Is it to get around copywrite issues?
Although the result was impressive i tried to see it from different perspective. Jimmy clearly was incapable to work by the rules, when he sees he can get away with things he'll up his game which put more at stake. Jimmy can't resist to push the limit how far he can get away with things. He is dismissive towards authority, he'll just do what he wants and say sorry later. It's hard to work with someone like thaf.
You guys need to watch the Mythbusters about bullets being fired straight up into the air. Fact is that they fall back to earth at a very slow speed and can't actually kill anyone... A bullet falling at the speed of gravity isn't lethal.
Well i feel like what you are stating here is incorrect. A quick browsing on the web will show you that people are dying because of this. There are even instances of airplanes that were shot down by a "celebratory fire". Falling bullets in a 90 degree angle are traveling with a speed greater than 61 m/s (200km per hour) which is more than enough to penetrate human body. The speed is even higher if your barrel deviates from 90 degree angle by a tiny amount. Humans are not robots when you are shooting in the air you do not hold 100% perfect angle. Adding to that falling bullet is more likely to hit someones head which isnt a good idea.
I love muthbusters myself, although i havent seen this particular episode weirdly enough. But even if they came to this conclusion that is not 100% proof that a falling bullet is not lethal. And even if the force is not lethal it still can injure someone enough that he will need to seek medical attention or things will go bad. Besides articles there are videos about this.
You are incorrect people have been injured and killed by falling bullets it’s not always dangerous but under the right circumstances it can be lethal
Imagine believing that Mythbusters is real.
13:01 Did he really just say "Don't ask for permission, ask for forgiveness"?
That sounds... questionable :D
KB Toys, Rookie of the Year. Loving these references. 😂
I'd imagine they were just waiting until the show was over before they made the phone call.
YO..
IF NO ONE HAS SEEN "NOBODY" THE MOVIE WITH BOB....
GO CHECK THAT SH*T OUT RIGHT NOW... 💯
AWESOME F*CKIN FLICK... 💯
The scene where the mob boss guy just chucks that chair at the guy in the hospital bed is one of my favorite comedy bits ever. It was so unexpected and random that it had me laughing for a good while.
Hey I had that exact same Kicking Shell T-shirt back when.
loved the ending hahaha
7:13 is that the toy pig Mike uses to distract the guy that killed chow and was trying to kill him? Looks like it
Quick question: do your full-length patreon reactions include the show footage or do you have to have your own copy?
Need your own copy.
You need your own copy but they leave a little timer in their reaction video so you can sync your copy with their reaction.
8:01 love that you chose the best Batman theme to hum, well done gents
Also, any chance of y’all reacting to the new Vox Machina series on Amazon? I’d love to see your opinions:-)
Have you guys seen Nobody yet? If not I think you’d really like it :)
Its killing me how many Breaking Bad easter eggs they miss. Like the pig toy
I didn't understand the problem of the commercial... what's the issue here?
Cliff is very strict about the image of his company. Saul using the company name for a commercial he has not authorized is a big no no for him
While it produced results, the commercial is very dramatized and not "boring" like most law commercials. Big law firms like this care very much about their reputation and image. If this commercial had been horrible, it could have massively damaged the firm's reputation. The main issue is Jimmy airing it without asking for permission.
@@Dustin314 yea that part totally understand, not asking permission
Once again, he didn't follow the rules.... Not only is the firm's reputation and image at issue, but the State Bar has rules for attorney advertising. The partners are naturally going to be worried about any commercial that was aired by a new associate without going through the proper channels. *I did not mean to suggest he didn't follow the State Bar rules. The ad probably was within those rules. I just meant "the rules" one generally follows within a law firm.
Remember Shane? As far as I know he didn't break any laws. But he did some things that were immoral & affect the other guys & this channel's reputation & image. Which they don't want to be associated with. It's not how these guys want to treat their subs for the viability of their channel.
Couldn't click fast enough to get this!
I want a country fried steak too
Do you guys read these comments?
I'm certain they don't. For one, there's no telling what people will comment and they could end up reading something about future seasons. Two, there's just so many videos.
Mike is more Commisioner Gordon than Batman. Replay Arkham Knight for further proof.
Ayyy
Most of the reactors want Kim and Jimmy to walk the straight and narrow path. Why? It’s irritating
She wanted him to buy her a new house. Simple.