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I Just Found Out Saul Goodman Was Originally Supposed To Work At Hot Topic. What Happened And Why Breaking Bad Didn’t Go There
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From Breaking Bad's sleazy lawyer to Hot Topic employee: the untold story of Saul Goodman's nearly doomed fate
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- Saul Goodman was originally supposed to work at Hot Topic after leaving Walter White, before the writers decided on the Cinnabon backstory
- The Breaking Bad creators wanted to explore Saul's fall from grace in a more comedic, ironic way by having him work at the edgy teen clothing store
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Saul Goodman, Walter White, Bob Odenkirk, Hot Topic, Cinnabon, AMC, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul