i presume you meant stringer bell.
the avon barksdale organization was clearly faced with an obstacle. everyone in here sees it. inferior product and dwindling client base.
the question posed by TMM was whether or not stringer bell's expedient choice to strike a deal with prop joe was a good one.
it was not.
there are always options. nervous bitches make stupid moves when pressure is applied.
you can also see who the stringer bell fanboys are based on their responses. pretending as though stringer bell entered into the pact with prop joe solely based on saving the enterprise.
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So what was the option then
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Saying they're always other options, and actually providing one are two different things. Avon gave one option, Atlanta, which was bullshit.
He gave up Avon, because he wanted to handle shit like a legit businessman and he saw that Avon wasn't going to give up that gangsta shit like worrying about those damn corners. He was trying to tell the nigga that they had real property now and they could move on, but Avon wasn't comfortable with that shit, the same way Marlo was uncomfortable in the last episode, when Levy was introducing him around to the who's who and Marlo said fuck that shit and went back to the hood and slapped a nigga. String couldn't see any other way, but to cut Avon loose. But both String and Avon were kind of right. They should have met in the middle. One of the funniest scenes in the show to me was when String found out he was played and wanted to hit Clay Davis and Avon said "I think big man gone have to sit this one out Boss" "They saw your ghetto ass coming from miles away nigga" You need a day of the Jackal type nigga for this shit.
Avon and Stringer were like the yin and yang and balanced each other out. That's the way they had always played it.
Stringer got big headed and used to being in charge and making decisions.