History Recap / BetterCallSaulS2E2Cobbler

* MidlifeCrisisCar: Mike describes Daniel's Hummer as one when he confronts Nacho at his father's upholstery store

* RefugeInAudacity: The "squat cobbler" story. If you're going to tell a lie, you tell a big one, one so weird that while the cops don't believe it, they are too shocked by the news to keep going with the drugs accusation, then Jimmy made a video with Daniel.

* EmbarrassingRingtone: Daniel's cell phone has a chiptune version of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" for its

* EmbarrassingRingtone: Daniel's cell phone has a chiptune version of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" for its ringtone.
* FreezeFrameBonus: At the end of the interrogation room scene, you can see Hank walk past in the hallway outside, along with a woman who looks like his secretary Janice.

* RefugeInAudacity: The squat cobbler lie is so weird that while the cops don't believe it they are too shocked by the news to keep going with the drugs accusation, then Jimmy made a video with Daniel.

** Another phrase that will appear in ''Breaking Bad'' is Jimmy says "I'm gonna get down to brass tax here," to the detectives, which he also says on his first meeting with Badger.

* MidlifeCrisisCar: Mike describes Daniel's Hummer as one when he confronts Nacho at his father's chop shop.

* SuspiciousSpending: Even after Mike, Nacho and Jimmy work their asses off to avoid getting [[ChaoticStupid Daniel]] in hot water, he's still indignant when Nacho voices his intention to sell and destroy the Hummer for parts, since he's smart enough not to drive that around.

* WhatTheHellHero: Kim rips into Jimmy for fabricating the pie videotapes to back up the lies he told the police. What he did was highly unethical and could end his career as a lawyer. In addition, by telling her what he did, he made her ethically complicit in his actions. If the truth comes out, she could be disbarred as well.

* FreezeFrameBonus: At the end of the interrogation room scene, you can see Hank wals past in the hallway outside, along with a woman who looks like his secretary Janice.

* BlatantLies: In regards to the hiding place where Daniel stashed his cash, Jimmy "explains" to the detectives that Daniel used it to hide special videos that he wants to keep private, of himself rubbing his ass on a pie while crying.

* FreezeFrameBonus: At the end of the interrogation room scene, a man that looks like Hank walks past in the hallway outside, along with a woman who looks like his secretary Janice.

* MidlifeCrisisCar: Mike describes Daniel's Hummer as one when he confronts Nacho at the chop shop.

** Jimmy is proud of himself conning the police into accepting his ridiculous story and he seems not to understand how reckless he actually was. His actions could get him disbarred and sent to jail. He then brags to Kim about what he did, seemingly ignoring the fact that she is ethically obligated to report what he did. By keeping quiet she becomes complicit in his actions. He clearly does not yet fully understand how the AmoralAttorney thing is supposed to work.

** As they're leaving the police station, Jimmy assures Daniel that "Everything's good! There's just one little ''hanging chad''..." Which is very similar to a line he'll say when [[Series/BreakingBadS3E2CaballoSinNombre helping buy his house back from his parents]].

** Jimmy is proud of himself conning the police into accepting his ridiculous story and he seems not to understand how reckless he actually was. His actions could get him disbarred and sent to jail. He then brags to Kim about what he did, seemingly ignoring the fact that she is ethically obligated to report what he did. By keeping quiet she becomes complicit in his actions. He clearly does not yet fully understand how the AmmoralAttorney thing is supposed to work.

* GodzillaTreshold: Mike considers the situation with Daniel to be extremely serious and if Nacho does not fix it, Mike is prepared to call Tuco as a final resort.

* WhatTheHellHero: Kim does call Jimmy out on fabricating the pie videotapes for the aforementioned lie he gave to the cops.

* CallForward: As they're leaving the police station, Jimmy assures Daniel that "Everything's good! There's just one little ''hanging chad''..." Which is very similar to a line he'll when [[Series/BreakingBadS3E2CaballoSinNombre helping buy his house back from his parents]].

* ButtMonkey: Oh, poor Daniel. His Hummer's now in Nacho's hands and on its way to the chop shop, and in order to get himself off the hook for the theft, he has to fabricate a video of himself rubbing his ass on a pie while crying.
* CallForward: As they're leaving the police station, Jimmy assures Daniel that "Everything's good! There's just one little ''hanging chad''..." Which is very similar to a line he said when [[Series/BreakingBadS3E2CaballoSinNombre he helped Jesse buy his house back from his parents]].

* FreezeFrameBonus: At the end of the interrogation room scene, you can see what appears to be Hank in the hallway outside, along with his secretary Janice.

* ButtMonkey: Oh, poor Daniel. His Hummer's now in Nacho's hands and possibly on its way to a chop shop, and in order to get himself off the hook for the theft, he has to fabricate a video of himself rubbing his ass on a pie while crying.

* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: When Mike shows up for police questioning, Mike can't resist the urge to chew him out for all the stupid mistakes he did, like buying the Hummer or even calling the cops in the first place.

* FreezeFrameBonus: Hank can be briefly seen walking by at the end of the interrogation room scene.

* MidlifeCrisisCar: Mike describes Daniel's Hummer as one when he confronts Nacho at the upholsterer's shop.

* ShoutOut: Mike first notices Daniel's arrival [[Film/JurassicPark when his coffee cup starts trembling]].

* CoolCar: Jimmy ditches his old Suzuki Esteem and trades it in for a company Mercedes sedan.