u/Koi-Sashuu

Just before dinner, I finished Breaking Bad. I now rewatched the black and white opening scenes of seasons 1-5 from BCS and after I finish this post, I'm going to watch the final 4 episodes of BCS.

After having watched the entire universe evolve, I can't wait to find out of we get to know the fates of some of the (surviving) major characters in these final episodes or of there are any other plot twists waiting for me.

My experience watching BCS first made me miss some of the characters I got to know in this series when watching Breaking Bad. I found the final episodes of Breaking Bad to be quite intense so I really want to know how the series culminates!

Edit: just finished the final episode. First thought: wow. It's so beautifully done how both series are tied together here. I hadn't thought about Howard and Chuck much, having just watched BrBa. I had thought about Kim Wexler and it's so great seeing her reappear now.

Ik liep vanochtend mijn lokale AH binnen en zag dat de broccoli in de bonus was: €1,05 per stuk. In de folder zie ik dit echter niet terug. Ik wilde pas komend weekend broccoli eten dus had het nog niet gekocht. Kunnen filialen zelf extra aanbiedingen aanbieden, is dit mogelijk een restant van een aanbieding van vorige week, of zit hier een andere reden achter?

Is it weird bringing one's own pillow to a hotel? I wouldn't want it 'taken away' by staff accidentally

Last week I asked if it'd be possible or a good idea at all to watch BCS without having seen BrBa. I was warned doing that would spoil things. I'm still not sure yet what potentially was spoiled but here's my ideas!

I only know that BrBa is about a science/chemistry teacher (is he called mister White? If not, let's assume he is for the purposes of my post) who gets cancer and starts producing and selling drugs to pay for his treatment. He does this with some younger person called Jesse or something like that and he may have been one of his former students.

When I started BCS, I thought the man in the black and white opening scenes was Mr White! I soon found out the black and white scenes take place after the events of BrBa so at first I assumed Mr White survived his cancer. I still don't know if he did, btw.

Either in the opening scene of season 2 or season 3, where the man in the black and white scene first speaks, I realised it's in fact Jimmy/Saul. I think I assumed Better Call Saul was a show about a goofy attorney working for drug dealers. I had not thought Saul's career would take so many twists and turns. Or the show, for that matter. I liked Mike Erhmantraut's energy in the first episodes but could not expect he'd be this central figure in all that's happening between the Salamancas and Mr Fring and the others. I realise these are just some very shallow observations and I read that many people rewatch BCS multiple times so maybe I'll do that too after I watch BrBa, but for now my plan is to start watching BrBa later tonight and then come back for the final 4 black and white episodes of BCS. I'll watch El Camino after that?

I haven't seen Breaking Bad either. I didn't like the first episode as much, but the second was good. I liked Mijo/Tuco's suggestions for fair punishment for the two skateboarding punks. Episode 3 appears to provide some more backstories. The parking attendant looks ominous...

Als je een zolder hebt die niet 'gebruikt' wordt (geen slaapkamer is), is het dan wijs om daar de ramen open te zetten zodat de opstijgende warme lucht uit je huis via daar naar buiten gaat?

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Ik heb een vraag aan mede-professionals in het onderwijs. Ik ben docent in een bepaald vak, en in het onderwijs werkt het zo dat je naast je lesgevende taken ook andere taken hebt zoals mentoraat, het begeleiden van studenten die op stage zijn (ik werk in het mbo), surveilleren bij examens, etc.

Nu vind ik dat die taken niet altijd goed bij mij passen. Om mijn aanstelling te kunnen 'vullen' moet ik toch die taken doen of andere vakken geven waar ik niet voor ben opgeleid. Denk eraan dat je bijvoorbeeld als docent rekenen op ICT lessen wordt gezet.

Hoe gaan mijn beroepsgenoten hiermee om? Is het mogelijk bijvoorbeeld deeltijdontslag te nemen om alleen je eigen vak te kunnen geven, ookal is je onderwijsteam niet groot genoeg de andere taken op te vangen? En als je dit leest als ouder, wat vind je er dan van?

I've been playing guitar for over 15 years, mostly acoustic and rhythm/chords based. I know all the pentatonic scales and how to play major scales all over the neck, but I can't play a 'solo' and make it sound musical (that's a description I copied from youtuber Nicky V).

What's a tip you have for me to feel better about my playing?