Mark and Julia were discussing how to handle that annoying complaint while investigating the murder case in the car.
Although Jimmy didn't say how he did it, his words just now had already set the follow-up process, so the rest can't let Jimmy take charge anymore.
If the two of them have no opinion at all, then they might as well forget about becoming independent. After all, Jimmy is only two or three years older than them, but he has a few more years of experience. The gap is really visible to the naked eye.
Whether it's the cases they've worked on with Jimmy or the ones they've read about in the records, the gap is so large that it feels like an insurmountable chasm between a genius and an ordinary person. How many people in the whole Manhattan office can handle cases like Jimmy? At least they haven't heard of any.
