Second season really had me thinking of the whole boss and employee dynamic. How it's so fragile. It's better to risk everything to be your own boss than beg for money or attention from an interview and then a boss for decades - that's just pathetic if you know you can do more. Saul was given everything that other people dreamed about but it just didn't match his free, or some would say mischievous wolf soul. I'd take homelessness over comfort in slavery and I'm saying that with a lot on the line, it's not just me. That's real courage, people who choose to live like that.