And many less than fully developed ones too.

    by Gee-Oh1

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    1. steveharveymemes on

      That’s not what Breaking Bad is about. Walt was offered free cancer care the second episode of the series and turned it down. Regardless of healthcare costs, he was more disappointed with the death sentence of cancer meaning his life was coming to an end and he had never built the empire of his dreams, partly to leave a legacy but mostly to experience being an emperor. Cancer gave him the excuse he needed to listen to the worst of his traits and build that empire. Doesn’t matter where he was living for that to be the case.

    2. I think he was more motivated by the fact that even if he could do the treatment, he’d possibly/likely die anyway and leave his family in debt, more than it was that the money was only and directly for the treatment.

    3. Europoors forgetting the key plot point that Walt actively turned down having his treatments fully paid for.

    4. Woah! It’s almost like it’s a fictional show made for entertainment. Eurobros waking up and trying their hardest not to think about America days since last incident: 0, as it’s been for the last 200 odd years

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