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In which poor judgment is catching?
...okay, so, in episode 3, a girl gets fired because she happened to be exploited as part of a con. In episode four, Peter decides that it's be perfectly acceptable to con a new employee at a place whose boss seems to be... extremely unforgiving. Because expediency is king, I guess?
In episode 4, Neal shows up at the Burkes' house drugged out of his head on an experimental mind-altering substance that Mozzie handed him. (Peter does not think that decision was wise.) In episode 5, Peter seems to have no problems downing some kind of experimental alternative pharmaceutical that Mozzie hands to him.
I... these are not narrative or practical decisions I would have made. Though I eagerly await next week to see if there's a pattern.
In other news, I keep typoing "Peter" as "Pater", which seems apt.
In episode 4, Neal shows up at the Burkes' house drugged out of his head on an experimental mind-altering substance that Mozzie handed him. (Peter does not think that decision was wise.) In episode 5, Peter seems to have no problems downing some kind of experimental alternative pharmaceutical that Mozzie hands to him.
I... these are not narrative or practical decisions I would have made. Though I eagerly await next week to see if there's a pattern.
In other news, I keep typoing "Peter" as "Pater", which seems apt.