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Originally Posted by panerd
Is it just me or does it seem like Kim is making a really bad choice following Jimmy and leaving a good job? I mean there is not settling for being the 10th in line in the rat race at a law firm but then there is working across the building from Jimmy McGill.
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I think the idea is that she has the sense to know that partnering with him would be terrible for his career, but is too emotionally attached still, leading to the offer she ended up making. Or, maybe the speech Jimmy gave her about being their own bosses resonated enough with her to not want to work for either of the big firms and to start her own thing, but again... still enough common sense to know that Jimmy as a law partner would be bad news.