It seems that you may be referring to a conversation between Jimmy McGill and Kim Wexler, characters from the television show "Better Call Saul," a prequel to "Breaking Bad." However, without specific details about the episode or scene you are referring to, it's challenging to provide a specific answer about their phone conversation. In general, throughout "Better Call Saul," Jimmy McGill (who later adopts the persona Saul Goodman) and Kim Wexler have numerous phone conversations that cover a wide range of topics including their legal cases, personal struggles, and their complex relationship. Jimmy is known to have a temper and can be made angry by various occurrences, while Kim often serves as a stabilizing force, although she also has her own moral complexities and challenges. If you are asking what Jimmy and Kim talk about on the phone during a specific scene where Jimmy expresses anger, it would be helpful to provide the context or the episode so that I can give a detailed response. If you are looking for an analysis of their relationship and communication style, I can say that their phone conversations often highlight the co-dependency and dynamic between them, portraying a relationship that is mutually supportive yet fraught with ethical conflicts, especially as Jimmy's actions begin to diverge from Kim's moral compass.