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I'm not a heartless bastard and want others to succeed with me.

>>29859523
because winning for 60% for 60% effort feels bretty gud

>>29859523
I'd rather fap and browse 4chan

is this supposed to be Better Call Saul but bastardized for femoids?

>>29859523
I'm doing, anon.

Distracted by titties

>>29859523
This had me on seethe for 2 hours but the ending was pure kino *mwah*

>>29861050
I'm glad I made it to the ending very based

Idk im not a kike

>>29861234
It was a good flick. Pretty much every character got some kind of emotional reaction out of me

>>29861050
>>29861210
nah the last act was pure trash am I supposed to care about those two pure evil lesbians while they go on funny adventures and btfo every men they came across?

>>29859523
>projecting

>>29860334
Saul wasn't anywhere near that much of a malicious cunt. And she's not really even a fictional character so much as an adaptation of real life court guardian April Parks:
>Rudy chatted with the nurse in the kitchen for twenty minutes, joking about marriage and laundry, until there was a knock at the door. A stocky woman with shiny black hair introduced herself as April Parks, the owner of the company A Private Professional Guardian. She was accompanied by three colleagues, who didn’t give their names. Parks told the Norths that she had an order from the Clark County Family Court to “remove” them from their home. She would be taking them to an assisted-living facility. “Go and gather your things,” she said.
>Rennie began crying. “This is my home,” she said.
>One of Parks’s colleagues said that if the Norths didn’t comply he would call the police. Rudy remembers thinking, You’re going to put my wife and me in jail for this? But he felt too confused to argue.
>Parks drove a Pontiac G-6 convertible with a license plate that read “crtgrdn,” for “court guardian.” In the past twelve years, she had been a guardian for some four hundred wards of the court. Owing to age or disability, they had been deemed incompetent, a legal term that describes those who are unable to make reasoned choices about their lives or their property. As their guardian, Parks had the authority to manage their assets, and to choose where they lived, whom they associated with, and what medical treatment they received. They lost nearly all their civil rights.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/10/09/how-the-elderly-lose-their-rights
Imagine enjoying breakfast in the house you bought and enjoying the beginning of your retirement when this roastie whore shows up at your door and tells you a court ruled she's your legal guardian now amd you have to gather your things and go with her to a nursing home so she can sell your house and pay herself with it.