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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Older Beholder" data-source="post: 8229944" data-attributes="member: 6813585">It’s not just the bank scene, earlier when Sam gets told that things got better for some people during the blip he responses that that usually means things always get worse for somebody else.Before going for the loan he tells his sister he looked into the loan and it wouldn’t be a problem (I can’t remember the exact quotes) he also makes some comment about him knowing how to deal with white people.When the bank manager tells them about the rule change he goes on to make some comment about everyone feeling the squeeze, and Sams sister says it’s funny who always seems get squeezed.Sure, the bank guy doesn’t do anything you can point to, I think that’s part of the point. The idea of inequality growing during the blip are evident throughout the episode and inform the bank scene.—-I enjoyed the first episode even though I can’t help feeling a little underwhelmed, it’s the Marvel TV series I was least interested in, so there is that, also following WandaVision is a hard ask. I was expecting more of an action/comedy, but I don’t mind that they’re dealing with some bigger themes as well. It already feels more political than Marvel usually go.</blockquote>