In it's place

That new car smell is now gone.. The simplicity and ease gone with it.. what seemed like it was going to be easy is gone as well..  Walt demanded Jesse sell the product as he was now directly the dealer and was trying to deal person to person.. He was selling the second batch the way he was accustomed to doing but the fruits of that labor weren't being appreciated by Walt when his share of the money came in at 23 large which wasn't 23 hundred dollars but rather $230..  So something had to give.. Jesse visited his friend's person in the know in Tuco.. Tuco was a massive piece of shit humanity wise and he put jesse in the hospital.. Walt paid Tuco a visit and the result was my second favorite scene of destruction of the loft where Tuco did his business.. The next episode would see them (Jesse and Walt) holding court at the junkyard where they got the business set.. However as stated in the earlier episode Jesse had trouble gettin one pound worth of Seudo, let alone two and now Walt was making a deal for four pounds of product.. This would introduce the new batch, the new process and the way it would be done from this point on.. Stealing the big canister of methedine (?) would be the hardest part but again there is a certain amount of humor to the show.. Then the final scene at the junkyard would prove to Walt this was a nasty business they were in when one of Tuco's henchmen made a comment to Walt he should remember who he is working for.. That got Tuco riled up and got the henchman beaten to death or nearly to death (was beaten to death unlike Jesse who was merely in the hospital).. The reality sinks in to Walt as they watch Tuco and his men leave.. This ain't Kansas anymore Toto.. 

Badge Henry