>muh inelastic product
Muh inelastic product
Isaac Garcia
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Liam Diaz
>muh library card
Jason Kelly
>muh stolen camera
Asher Miller
>muh big polack dick
Brody Gray
>learns about product inelasticity in a macro class
dropped
Lincoln Garcia
>muh name
Hudson Nelson
>muh dirt on Daniels
Levi Cruz
>muh parachute
Dominic Gonzalez
>muh pulitzer
Colton Russell
>muh corners
Nolan Collins
>muh "oh indeed"
Andrew Kelly
that's not Marlo
Jaxson Rogers
>muh Wallace
Jace Davis
Keep em coming
Andrew Cruz
>muh leg
Chase Rogers
I have to fucking go watch the wire right now. god damn it I was like halfway done then got into other shit.
Christian Richardson
>muh alimony
Camden Evans
Best season?
Aaron Carter
4>3>2>1>5
Lucas Gomez
>not ">muh notes"
Isaac Wood
>muh lesbian ex wife
>muh alcoholism and inability to commit
>muh job wont save you jimmy
Jeremiah Carter
>muh clean money
Parker Bell
lmao
Jayden Gutierrez
>muh pinball game
Carter Clark
>muh fuck
Lucas Sanders
>muh dollhouse
Jonathan Sanchez
>muh hair
Juan Walker
2 was the best. 3 was the worst due to some disgusting growths forming on Bunny's face making it too gross to watch. Also, the plot of season 3 was stupid. 4 is pretty boring as well, but less repulsive and poorly scripted.
Connor Rivera
>muh sheeiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
Brandon Barnes
>muh ducks
Connor Williams
>2 was the best
Really? You know season 2 was the one with the polish dockworkers, right? I liked it too, but I've never seen anyone else (irl or online) express this opinion.
John Sullivan
>muh grain pier
Asher Anderson
>muh head
Jordan Kelly
>MONEY LAUNDERING
>THEY'RE GONNA COME TALK TO ME ABOUT MONEY LAUNDERING?
>IN WEST BALTIMORE?
>SHEEEEEEEEEEIIIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTT
Every time
Thomas Howard
Frank was such a great character, I love how he completely misunderstood why his whole business was dying.
Levi King
>muh self
is more like it
Daniel Thompson
>MAJOR CRIMES?
>SHEEEEIT
Andrew Lewis
>muh posse hatin'
Jayden Lopez
>muh chain of command
Ethan Williams
>muh stained glass window
Jace Nelson
>not muh big ass dick
Michael Barnes
>muh fuzzy dunlop
Ethan Foster
>muh PANDEMIC
Daniel Gutierrez
>MUH FIVE O
Colton Anderson
>muh stripes
John Russell
>doesn't know that it is not the product, but the demand for it, that is elastic/inelastic with respect to price
Dropped
Grayson Baker
>muhcnulty
Adrian Murphy
>muh potato salad
Adrian Sullivan
I'm 4 episodes in.
Is it good yet?
I don't like all the black people, I can't understand what they are saying.
Jordan Bailey
>MUHCNOLTY, MY OFFICE
Nathaniel Wilson
>muh gay club
Luke Jackson
THE FUCK DID I DO?
Nolan Sanders
>muh Wanessa
Jeremiah Jackson
>muh fish
Aiden Fisher
>Muh comstats
Isaac Anderson
Get the fuck out
Joshua Harris
see bodie literally died for muh corners
Luis Jackson
>when he plays the race card to get out of trouble
The Wire is so accurate sometimes.
Michael Reed
>muh happy now, bitch?
Brayden Ramirez
Avon is "muh corners"
String was making him legit but Avon fucked it up by getting into a stupid turf war over the corners which led to him being arrested. In season 3 literally 50% of his lines contained the word corners.
Mason Hill
>muh stat game
Kayden Edwards
It's very slow at the beginning
>I don't like all the black people
Just stop watching then. This is a show about crime and poverty, most of the characters are black.
Ethan Thompson
>muh RRRRRRRRRR....RAEZOTO?
Brandon Harris
Of course that's your contention. You're a first-year grad student; you just got finished reading some Marxian historian, Pete Garrison probably. You're gonna be convinced of that 'till next month when you get to James Lemon. Then you're going to be talking about how the economies of Virginia and Pennsylvania were entrepreneurial and capitalist way back in 1740. That's gonna last until next year; you're gonna be in here regurgitating Gordon Wood, talkin' about, you know, the pre-revolutionary utopia and the capital-forming effects of military mobilization.
James Cooper
>String was making him legit but Avon fucked it up
What show were you watching? Stringer tried to make them legit but got punked because he was playing a game he couldn't understand. He thought by taking one night school economics course he could escape the game and elevate himself out of it and his hubris killed him.
Avon knew that street rats will always be street rats, and the best they could hope for was control of the drug trade on the corners. That's why the corners were so important to him.
Caleb Martinez
Oh, I bet you read a lotta Gordon Wood, huh? You read your Gordon Wood and you regurgitate it from a textbook and you think you're wicked awesome doin' that, And how 'bout 'dem apples? And all that Gordon Wood business.
Ryan Bailey
The funny shit is, Stringer felt that by taking those courses it would make a strong, and legitimate, business man.
He only finds out that doing "legit" business in Baltimore is about as dirty as the drug game. Different game, different rules.