The Sacklers and the World

I felt a lot of empathy, even though Kendall sucks. I thought it was a very interesting choice to have Kendall just try to straight up lie about the fact that he was involved in the vehicular manslaughter. That was so grimy and terrible. It actually really like humanized shim for me that moment. All these people are willing to do or say anything to get what they want. The show is nihilistic enough to not really bother with moral lessons but sure of its morals. And yeah, Kendall is still out there in the world with his staff. Maybe he's sitting on that bench beginning to plan, you know?