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Jimmy invites Chuck's ex-wife Rebecca to the hearing, claiming Chuck is in distress and needs her help, but Chuck sees it as an attempt to rattle him before he testifies. When Jimmy cross-examines Chuck about how sensitive he is to electricity, Chuck suspects a trick and accuses Jimmy of keeping his cell phone.
During dinner with Jimmy, Kim briefly plays along with a con but makes sure he knows they are not going to follow through. When Kim wonders whether they did the right thing by causing Chuck's meltdown, Jimmy replies that what happened to Chuck was Chuck's fault. Jimmy tries to obtain a refund on his malpractice insurance premium. The agent is ...
When the clerk confirms Jimmy had been there before, Ernesto leaves to get Chuck. Jimmy enters the store, bribes the clerk, then hides across the street to see what happens when Chuck arrives. Ernesto and Chuck arrive and Chuck questions the clerk, but his electromagnetic hypersensitivity symptoms cause him to faint and hit his head. Jimmy is ...
The bar association's attorney intends to use Jimmy's taped confession to breaking into Chuck's house, and Kim knows Chuck will testify to its authenticity, allowing Kim and Jimmy to cross-examine Chuck and bring up his EHS. She suggests in her opening that the real story is not Jimmy's supposed crimes, but the feud between Jimmy and Chuck.
Howard Hamlin arrives to deliver groceries as Chuck McGill plays Gabriel Fauré's Sicilienne on his home piano. Chuck says he is apprehensive about Jimmy McGill joining Davis & Main, which Howard says happened mostly through Kim Wexler's efforts. After Howard leaves, Chuck turns on his metronome and stares at it silently.
Jimmy expresses frustration about his career and Chuck says there is nothing wrong with considering a different path. Jimmy refuses, and says Chuck never did that. As Jimmy leaves, Chuck picks up a copy of The Time Machine by H. G. Wells. In 2010, Jimmy blows his cover, is apprehended by Omaha police, and hires Bill Oakley to defend him.
Jimmy demands to know why Chuck has treated him so badly. Chuck spitefully states he does not consider Jimmy a real lawyer. He says he was proud when Jimmy stopped running cons and worked in the HHM mailroom, but Jimmy should not be an attorney because he has not changed his dishonest ways. Feeling betrayed, Jimmy cuts his ties with Chuck.
As Chuck and Jimmy continue to prepare their case, a preoccupied Chuck casually leaves his house to retrieve documents from Jimmy's car, taking none of his usual EHS precautions. Jimmy is speechless as he watches from inside the front door, then softly calls Chuck's name. Chuck is stunned to realize where he is and drops the papers.