Saul doesn't even trust himself with his most private desires. Trusting Lalo with them makes even less sense, and would require him to admit to things he doesn't even feel comfortable accepting. There are too many things in his life that leave him thinking what if that dwelling on them serves no purpose except to upset him when he's in an especially down mood. What if he hadn't done that one last scam with Marco, what if he hadn't just left after that final argument with Chuck, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

But he isn't about to fold to Lalo's claims of bullshit. Instead, he points with both hands, eyebrows raised, like he's about to lay out some fantastical truths about illegal time travel stock market manipulation.

"No, think about it. Anything you missed out on in the past? That can all be solved with an extra bit of cash, can't it? Slip on a patch of ice and screw up your knee permanently? Not a problem if you can afford the good doctors. You can even set up your own foundation, scholarships and everything, and watch those dividends roll in."