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The “Blue Sky” meth became famous fast in the Southwest for his quality and blue color
In the last episodes, the same thing happens. Jack made a deal with Walter, one last cook in exchange for the killing of Jesse.
The deal never came through though, so Todd tried to cook meth for Lydia, but failed to achieve the blue coloration that his clients demanded. Todd’s Uncle Jack then proposed to use food coloring to make it blue.
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Jesse plays some mind trick with Tucker; he knows that he’s high so he can’t think lucidly. After all, Jesse used to smoke and get high all the time, he has some kind of experience!
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Just one of the various stakeout Jesse and Mike did!
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In the previous episode, Walter and Skyler offered Bogdan around $879,000 for the car wash, but he refused, asking for around $10,000,000. When they tried to make a deal again, Bogdan raised the price to $20,000,000. The two paid Kuby to pose as a sanitary inspector to visit the car wash, who told Bogdan that the car wash needed various repairs to be in-line with sanitary standards.
This way Bogdan preferred to get rid of it instead of fixing it, bringing the price down to match the Whites' offer at $800,000.
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In the 2004 Draft the San Diego Chargers had the right to pick first after an awful 4-12 season. However Eli stated publicly that he would decline an offer from San Diego. The Chargers GM made a deal with the Giants, that would trade Eli to New York in exchange for Philip Rivers and two draft picks.
He started his first game in a Giants uniform in 2004 against the Atlanta Falcons at the old Giants Stadium, and has never missed a game since (He holds the current record for most consecutive starts by a QB with 148).
He quickly became the face of the Giants and created a strong chemistry with coach Coughlin. The two currently hold the record for most winning player-coach duo.
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Same father, same son.
Just like Archie, Eli attended Ole Miss University and was a member of the same fraternity as well, Sigma Nu.
During his years there, he set 45 single-game, season, and career records:
- 10,119 passing yards (5th on the SEC career list)
- 81 TD passes (3rd on the SEC career list)
- 137.7 passer rating (6th on the SEC career list)
He led the Rebels to a Cotton Bowl win in 2003 after a 10-3 season record.
He finished third in the Heisman Trophy run, behind Jason White and Larry Fitzgerald. He still collected a huge amount of awards during his career:
- 2001, 2003 Conerly Trophy
- 2002 Independence Bowl MVP
- 2003 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
- 2003 Maxwell Award
- 2003 National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete
- 2003 Sporting News Radio Socrates Award
- 2003 Southeastern Conference Football MVP
- 2004 Cotton Bowl Classic Offensive MVP
He graduated with a degree in marketing and a GPA of 3.44.
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This sentence doesn’t make any sense in spanish. “No podemos” means we can’t, but “carrer estadas” aren’t even words. “Trabar” means “to stuck” or “to lock”. We can only guess this phrase was meant to be something along the lines of “No. We can’t, we’re stuck” (No. No podemos, estamos trabadas) or “No, we can’t, this will bring problems” (No, no podemos, esto va a dar problemas).