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41. Another thing I found to be odd, maybe someone can explain:

Mon Jan 6, 2014, 01:09 PM

Jan 2014

Him being a teacher with a salary of about 45,000, how The Hell do you afford such a big house with a Pool?

Skylar wasn't pulling in much money and I believe that Walter left Gray Matter with no money settlement at all...

but I have noticed that in tv and movies - the homes are usually very big and abnormal to most in the real world. Probably done for some propaganda reasons.

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