But she’s willing to cheerfully and with no question whatsoever do whatever the damned watch tells her to do, no matter how time consuming and exerting it is.
He’s just pointing out his demands are a lot less exerting and have a more practical outcome than the dang watch’s demands.
Walt and Jeremy both are annoyed that the danged smart watch exerts such influence over their wife and mother but when either of them wants something special she stands up to them.
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I think he *has* been told to pack his own lunch.
But she’s willing to cheerfully and with no question whatsoever do whatever the damned watch tells her to do, no matter how time consuming and exerting it is.
He’s just pointing out his demands are a lot less exerting and have a more practical outcome than the dang watch’s demands.
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Personally, I wasn’t thinking that at all. Try to imagine what a typical teenager would pack in his own lunch and if Mom would approve.
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Walt and Jeremy both are annoyed that the danged smart watch exerts such influence over their wife and mother but when either of them wants something special she stands up to them.
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Of course, it tells her to do things for herself. It’s things she wants, not random events or things for two lazy males.
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The watch has occult power.
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