The difference in the case of Walter White, the show's protagonist, is that Pop ends up waging bloody war on the conglomerate.
If President Bush ends up waging a two-front war against America's enemies, he must be certain that the distractions of fighting Iraq do not divert the nation's attention from its original goal.
However commendable their willingness to cast about for some method that might actually work, they have ended up waging a war of attrition.
Because an increasing portion of the home health care industry is unregulated and dominated by for-profit agencies that bid for clients, many home health aides end up receiving low wages and virtually no health benefits.
But last week, after Hostess put in place a contract that the bakers' union said would end up cutting wages and benefits between twenty-seven and thirty-two per cent (including an immediate eight per cent wage cut), that union went on strike.
Research that tracked young men ages 18 to 32 has shown that "changing jobs and having a large number of jobs end up lowering wage rates and reducing marriage rates".
People who buy cocaine in Portugal face no criminal consequences, but their euros still end up paying the wages of the thugs who saw off heads in Latin America.
The illegal migrants, who generally end up as low-wage laborers in their new country, pay smugglers $30,000 to $60,000 for the passage.
Yet while workers outside of urban areas are more likely to end up in low-wage positions, a great many Portlanders – often overeducated and underemployed in service industry and retail jobs – are grappling to stay afloat in a city Governing magazine labeled as America's most rapidly gentrifying.
