Join
Join verb - To be adjacent to.
Walk out
Walk out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Idiot Ball: In the episode "The Lesser Evil", the villain tries to get Darien to walk out on the agency and join Chrysalis by reminding him of all the people he's killed for the agency.
Source: Series / The Invisible Man -
In what sporting league is one able to walk out on one's contract and immediately join a rival in the middle of the season?
Source: Series / Wings -
The revelation that Chuck never respected him in turn, and was actually the one to block and sabotage all of Jimmy's attempts to join HHM and build his own law practice, is enough to get Jimmy to walk out on Chuck and give up all illusions to himself that he will ever be a "proper" lawyer.
Source: Series / Better Call Saul
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