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There’s an optional add on at about 1k dollars for thinner laced instead of cast for the wheels. Personally I think the cats looks cooler, and happen to be cheaper. But does the laced have any advantage as it’s more expensive and is the default for the kitted limited version.

Does anyone have any numbers on measured difference? Any fuel efficiency for longer travel per tank, is one better for suspension for more comfortable travel.

And most importantly for me. Long term, which is more robust, requires less maintenance and is stronger after accidents, falls and when things go wrong after hard use for decades etc.

Felt like lightning in a bottle how they did such a great sci-fi mad max world. But later games seemed to target children more, where fist game hinted at sad brutality. Artstyle was a bit innovative at first, but it seems to have changed the vision for later games. Compared to the first were it was added at the end of production

Is it too late?

Wondering how consequential it is which version you get. Certain functions might matter to me

For a camping trip, two people driving, what kit would you recommend? I see the official store sells aluminum top case and a passenger backrest pad, do you recommend that pad for long trips? If you add the side aluminum storage, will her legs have space too?

Any other official or aftermarket parts you would recommend for outdoor camping? Bringing good chunk of items for longer stays, holidays, week in the forrest and trips between countries?

I felt the show always hinted at it with his body language. Gus could feed Merkert about specific competitors (that Gus didn’t want to handle himself) to climb and donate money to his organisation to hire more people and have a higher salary as a DEA manager. Something will always go wrong at this scale, but didn’t happen much if it weren’t for Walt. The size Gus is working at, it would almost seem strange not to have a few people on his side of the law. We know he can long term plant people to run smooth.

During the interrogation scene they invite Gus too early during an active investigation. The second Hank starts asking harder unprepared questions, then Merkert immediately moves to close just after 4 minutes of interview.

When Hank presents his working theory on how Gus runs a lab with a filter set, Merkert quickly shuts it down before asking any questions. I assume they respected Hank more than to immediately dismiss him, at least out of courtesy after all these years. They know how Hank works, thorough detail oriented, knowing more than he lets on.

Merkert would try multiple times to get Hank over to other tasks or promote him to move and work elsewhere.

The second Gus is out, Merkert doesn’t try to defend himself or wish to stay, but rather close it as fast as possible. Moving to other pastures.

Just seem a bit too intentional. I assume the writers like opening up for these speculations. At the least they chose to keep it a bit ambiguous, when they could have written him more as a scapegoat to feel bad about. The writers liked making openings they could choose to revisit later.