Warren Buffett received a nod during the 'Better Call Saul' season finale - and it underscored his phenomenal track record as an investor

The transformation of a failing textile mill into a massive conglomerate by Warren Buffet made him one of the world's wealthiest people. "Better Call Saul" imagined Jimmy getting rich by being one of the first shareholders of the company.

In a previous scene, a character is shown transporting $7 million through the desert and discussing whether they should run or stay. If he had a time machine, he would give his share of the money to someone else.

He says it's simple. May 10, 1965, Warren Buffet took over at the company. I'm a billionaire because I got $1 million left from building the time machine, so I'd take my half and put it into the company.

The complete financial history of the company was written by Adam Mead. If he invested $500,000, he'd get 26,300 Class A shares.

Today, those shares change hands for almost $500,000 each. If he had a net worth of that size, he would be in the top 160 on the billionaire's list.

Since 1965, the "A" shares have increased by about 2,400,000%, or a compound annual growth rate of around 19%, nearly doubling the S&P 500's return. A $1,000 investment in 1965, for example, would now be worth $24 million.

"Better Call Saul" is a spin-off of one of his favorite shows, "Breaking Bad", which is why he liked it.

When Vince Gilligan is in charge, a show is a cinch to be five stars, according to him.

The investor and his business partner, Charlie Munger, have filmed several skits with "Breaking Bad" protagonists Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, which they've played for the crowd at the annual meetings.

After buying the company, he built a conglomerate that is now worth $670 billion and has stakes in companies such as Apple and Coca-Cola. The original textile business was purchased by the 92-year-old.

He said in an interview that he would have been better off if he hadn't heard of Warren Buffet. He found the company on the street.

If he had owned a piece of the area, he would be rich today. That's what made him rich.

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