system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Better Call Saul/Breaking Bad] How come Jimmy stopped giving a damn about the production value of his TV commercials?

The guy was super into it during the first few seasons of BCS. Granted, he didn't have a lot of money to put into his commercials but he hired a small crew, secured great locations (even if illegaly like with the fake veteran at the airfield) and seemed to really worry about the copy of the commercials. Fast forward to Breaking Bad and now he's just using a green screen and cheesy lines, what gives?
gpt
You see in Breaking Bad his commercials are **intended** to look cheap and low quality.

It's all an act to create this image of a non-threatening, bumbling fraud lawyer. 

Both to make his opponents underestimate him and to keep the police of his tail. 

Like nobody believes that *this* guy is actually a highly competent lawyer who is massively involved with the criminal underworld.