Saul's Business Skyrockets After Lalo | Hit and Run | Better Call Saul

Summary

In this scene, a character, presumably Saul Goodman, is managing a chaotic office where various people are waiting for appointments. He interacts with individuals, including a man named 'Spooge,' addressing each in a quirky, lighthearted manner while maintaining control of the situation. Saul humorously offers spa services to those waiting and keeps things moving with a confident, smooth demeanor. The dialogue reflects Saul's sharp wit and ability to juggle multiple tasks in a busy environment, adding to the comedic tension. The scene concludes with Saul directing people towards their destination.

Takeaways

• 😀 Someone is asking to remove a group of people, as they are disturbing others.
• 😃 The speaker is Saul Goodman, and someone identifies him as the right person they are looking for.
• 😄 The speaker, Saul, addresses a man named Mr. Spooge, correcting that it's just 'Spooge'.
• 😆 Saul confirms the appointments of several people, including Gail Morango, Dante, and Roco Coer.
• 😉 Saul instructs the others without appointments to wait outside unless they want spa services.
• 😊 He humorously mentions the availability of Albuquerque's best pedicures.
• 😁 Saul makes a comment about cucumber water only being available for paying customers.
• 😆 He expresses confidence that the customers will pay.
• 😅 Saul directs Spooge and a friend to follow him inside.
• 😄 He instructs them to take a left at the washing machine, continuing the casual and humorous tone.

Q & A

Who is the main person people are waiting to see in the script?

People are waiting to see Saul Goodman.

What is the initial confusion about in the script?

The initial confusion is about whether Saul Goodman is the person everyone is there to see.

What does the character named 'Mr. Spooge' correct Saul Goodman about?

'Mr. Spooge' corrects Saul, saying it’s just 'Spooge' and not 'Mr. Spooge.'

How does Saul Goodman organize the people in the room?

Saul calls out the names of those with appointments, asking others to wait outside or use spa services for an extra charge.

What humorous service does Saul offer while people wait?

Saul offers spa services, specifically mentioning pedicures as 'the best in Albuquerque.'

What number does Saul reach when counting the people who have appointments?

Saul counts up to nine people who have appointments.

What is Saul’s remark about cucumber water?

Saul says that cucumber water is for paying customers only, and he believes there will be paying customers.

What is the tone or mood of the interaction between Saul and the people waiting?

The tone is humorous and light, with Saul trying to manage the group with wit and casual banter.

Where does Saul direct 'Spooge and friend' to go?

Saul directs Spooge and his friend to turn left at the washing machine.

What does Saul imply about the people waiting without appointments?

Saul implies that those without appointments can wait outside unless they want to use the spa services, adding a bit of sarcasm and humor.