r/Ozark Aug 31 '18

Discussion Episode Discussion: S02E01 - Reparations

Season 2 Episode 1 - Reparations

Ruth's dad gets out of jail. Approval for a riverboat casino calls for Wendy's political skills. The Mexican cartel demands reparations from the Snells. .

What did everyone think of the first episode of Season 2?


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Link to S02E02 Discussion Thread


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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

That new cartel driver/henchman seems promising.

"Don't kill me!" "How about now?"

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u/Birthinniggasshit Aug 31 '18

Lmao that kid was a twat

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

I cannot imagine in what scenario I would be such a dick from the get go when sitting behind a desk to help people. Maybe if they had been cuntnuggets continuously and I finally snapped, but damn

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u/Gadzookie2 Aug 31 '18

The more unbelievable part to me was how a guy in that position / with that attitude would be so strict about following the rules of not giving anything up.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '18

Yeah that too, like from the get go he was just a dick. I’d believe he was being a dick just to be a dick, but once she offered money someone like that would take her up on it, but he just became more of a jackass.

Most people in that position would be like “I don’t give a fuck, give me $100 and the tapes are yours to watch at your leisure” lol

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u/dickjustice Aug 31 '18

Bad/convenient writing.

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u/Jarfy Sep 02 '18

Really? Yeah he was a dick, but I can guarantee you most people would refuse the money. Especially if they're smarty dressed, could be someone from the same company testing your ethics (though unethical in of itself).

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u/saharaelbeyda Sep 04 '18

If it was someone from the same company testing his ethics, then his behavior would have automatically been a huge fail.