justified!
boyd didn't think the drug business would be so hard! and ava has sympathy because they don't tell you that on career day! heee. he's still terrifying, tho. but i did giggle at the way he tried to sell oxy as not-poison by quoting scripture. (i rewatched s1 before i went to arizona, so it's fresh in my mind that he spent most of that season thwarting his daddy's drug business because bo was peddling poison. i like to think boyd is pretty self-aware, so i'm guessing he's aware of the irony.)
i can't decide if these teen housebreakers are dumb as shit or actually kinda smart. it's entirely possible the girl is smarter than the boy, because she seems to have slightly more brains. but mostly i think they're just opportunistic teenagers.
and i feel bad for ella mae - she's a druggie and she's dumb as a box of hair, but i still feel bad for her.
also patton oswalt is cracking me up but i kind of want to smack him.
so what's up with the bag? it fell out of the sky with a guy in a parachute thirty years ago, in front of a house that's not the one raylan grew up in, it was full of what looked like bricks of coke, and now it's empty and walled up in arlo's house. and y'know, raylan, if you want to know who the waldo truth is who belongs to the license, you can try google.
BOYD JUST QUOTED ISAAC ASIMOV. AND THEN JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES. i wouldn't have guessed his well-read-ness would've included classic scifi. man of many surprises, boyd is.
but still scary.
and a whole episode without art! that seems wrong. altho we did get some rachel, at least.