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Dammit J.R., backroads. Here at Casa Nasty, we have a saying

Posted by Road Warrior on October 1, 2013 at 15:54:25:
(stolen from Thank You For Smoking), if a line or two of unaired dialog could reasonably explain the apparent inconsistency, then it's OK. Yer a smart guy, come up with those lines for us :)
I had similar misgivings about how Walt knew exactly where to park his car at the meth facility so his machine gun could mow down the bad guys inside thgeir "office". Also, how he would know there would be a large window on the side of that particular building and not a cinder black wall, yada yada yada. Again, perhaps he reconnoitered(SP??) the place and that scene ended up on the editing floor or was never shot......
Other than a couple of inconsistencies like those, I think Vince did a credible job of bringing the series to a satisfactory close, but not in nearly the best episode of the season.