Better Call Saul, Season 6

[Saul calls Marion after learning that Jeff has been arrested for the robbery he committed the previous night]

Marion:
Hello? [pause] Gene! Honey, do you know what time it is? [beat; picks up her phone and sits down] Oh... Oh God, that boy. He's gonna put me in my grave.

Saul:
Marion... [chuckles] It's a mistake is all. Getting picked up for something you didn't do, that could happen to anybody.

Marion:
Yeah right, anyone. This isn't the first time, you know. He's been in trouble before. Oh, Jesus!

Saul:
Marion—

Marion:
The death of me! He's gonna be the death of me!

Saul:
Marion! Marion, it's gonna be alright. We'll get him outta there lickety-split.

Marion:
I've been through this before. There's nothing lickety-split about it. Back when he was living in Albuquerque... Drunk in public, resisting arrest, urinating in—in some place he shouldn't have! And me on the telephone for hours long-distance, trying to find one of those bailout places. I maxed out my Discover card. I'm still paying for that one!

Saul:
Well, money's not gonna be a problem because I'm gonna help you with that.

Marion:
No, Gene. I can't let you do that. No.

Saul:
Sure you can. Jeff will pay me back. And you don't have to worry about a bondsman either, because guess what? In Omaha, they don't have 'em. Right? You just walk into the station, you pay out straight cash bail. It's not like Albuquerque at all. [beat; Marion starts growing suspicious] Marion, you still there?

Marion:
Yeah, what... Why did Jeff call you instead of me?

Saul:
Well, I think he was scared of how you'd take it. Honestly, I was gonna pay the bail myself, but I think it should be a family member. I think that'd be best. [brief pause] I'll tell you what. Let me take a shower, get dressed, and you do the same. I'll swing by and pick you up, we'll get this whole thing squared away.

Marion:
What about Buddy? Is he in any trouble?

Saul:
I don't think so. Why would he be? Heh. I'll see you in about an hour.

Marion:
Yeah, okay. Yeah, thanks.

[After she hangs up the phone, Marion unplugs her phone cord and connects it to her laptop.]