'Better Call Saul' season 4 episode 6: 'Piñata' sees the end of the Wexler-McGill dream and Gus antagonizing Hector
'Quite a Ride' opened with a blast to the past: Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk), or shall we say Saul, is frantically destroying any and all evidence as he seeks to make his escape from Albuquerque following the DEA's discovery of Walter's (Bryan Cranston) meth empire. It's a throwback to a time that many yearn for — if the rumors are to be believed, 'Better Call Saul' will eventually take us on a tour to Gene's life — and it ended with Jimmy snapping his cell phone in half.
Cut to present day and the former and future lawyer finds that his cell phone sales job isn't as exciting as he'd expected it to be. But ever the go-getter, he decides he can make a quick buck by peddling the phone by appealing to his targets' fear. A brief pitch on how the phone guarantees privacy is followed by an instant sale, though all that hard work goes down the drain when he's jumped by three teens who decide he's an easy target. But the feeling is that this would not be the last we would be seeing of them.