"Better Call Saul" - Season 1 Episode 8 Quiz

Answer: Mail boy

In flashbacks, Jimmy's character wears a youthful wig. He happily and diligently delivers mail throughout the office, greeting and chatting with the other employees.

Answer: Open an envelope

Jimmy does receive a huge kiss on the lips from the beautiful Kim. Shocking to everyone, Jimmy passes the New Mexico Bar Exam.

Answer: American Samoa

He tells his brother about passing the bar examination on his third try. When Chuck comments about it being a correspondence school, Jimmy corrects him with the preferred phrase, "distance learning".

Answer: $20

Jimmy's usual fee for a will is $140. Mrs. Landry was short of cash and only had two twenty dollar bills. She handed him $43, but he handed her $23 of it back. He said "let's make it an even $120", so she would only owe him $100 when she got more money.

Answer: Writes a demand letter

Jimmy is infuriated when he discovers that Mrs. Landry and other residents are being grossly overcharged for every day items. "14 bucks for Kleenex", Jimmy questions aloud. Most of the charges are printed on their statements so small that an elderly person could not read them. Jimmy asks to use the bathroom on his way out where he hastily drafts a letter, finishing it on toilet paper.

Answer: Dumpster

As he is leaving the assisted living facility, Jimmy notices employees hastily shredding records. He returns that evening to go through their trash. When questions arise about the legality of his actions, Jimmy explains, "You can't say it's private if a hobo can use it as a wigwam".

Answer: He is hiding

Actually Jimmy is doing legal research at the bottom of a trash bin. He hears two Sandpiper employees talking nearby as they dump garbage and he doesn't want to be caught by them.

Answer: Chuck

Chuck patiently pieces together parts of shredded documents and discovers a Sandpiper invoice for syringes purchased out-of-state. This makes Sandpiper subject to federal laws.

Answer: Federal law

Racketeering Influenced Criminal Organizations (RICO) is a body of federal law to prosecute not only organized crime, but any wrongdoing on a large, interstate basis. Charging elderly people $14 for a box of tissues is clearly fraud, and Sandpiper does business across state lines and operates several centers.

Answer: Veterinarian

Apparently the animal doctor that patches up Mike's bullet wound is connected with people in need of the services of a hard-nosed ex-cop. Mike's daughter-in-law and granddaughter are scraping by, but Mike wants a better life for those he loves.