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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2018
- As Skyler reconsiders her objections to him living back at home, Walt mulls over an offer to return to the drug trade; Hank’s obsession with nailing “Heisenberg” promises trouble for Jesse.
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Season Three - Episode Five: "Más"
Episode Description:
Gus increases his efforts to lure Walt back into business, forcing a rift between Walt and Jesse. Skyler doubts her new relationship. Marie confides in Skyler about her concerns over Hank's well-being after Hank's actions tangibly affect his career prospects.
Episode Overview:
As Skyler struggles with her conflicted feelings over her affair with Ted and having her husband living back at home against her will, Walt calls Saul Goodman for an answer as to why he was paid half of the cash from Jesse’s recent drug deal with Gus. Despite the lawyer’s efforts to remain businesslike, civility breaks down as Jesse angrily insists that, regardless of what Walt says, he will continue making as much meth as he wants. But after going to see Gus about the apparent mix-up, Walt finds that his former buyer has created a sophisticated underground drug lab to lure him back into the business. And though Walt insists he has quit for good, he’s left wondering about his decision after Gus reminds him of his responsibility to provide for his family.
While continuing his frustrating search for the motor home he’s sure is being used as a mobile drug lab, Hank learns that his partner, Gomez, is taking the job in the DEA’s El Paso office - a job that was supposed to be his. Though Marie can see that he is deeply troubled by the news, Hank refuses to talk about it. And even as all the leads fail to pan out, Hank won’t give up and, pressing his secretary to make one more search of the DMV records, learns of an RV that has thus far escaped his attention. Meanwhile, as divorce lawyer Pamela Orbic warns that staying in the house could make her an accessory to her husband’s crimes, Skyler is surprised to discover that Walt has signed the divorce papers like she asked.
In an effort to mediate their dispute - and make sure he gets a cut of any deal they make - Saul summons Jesse and Walt to his office. Yet, when the lawyer proposes that Jesse resume cooking meth while paying Walt a fee for using his old formula, neither man is satisfied. And after returning the money he was paid for Jesse’s work, Walt makes it clear that he intends to go back into business with Gus. Finally, following up on the last RV on his list, Hank discovers it was stolen from the parents of Jesse’s pal and former drug partner, Combo. - Розваги
I like that they gave Jesse's friends actual personalities and weren't just reoccurring jokes about drugs they felt like actual people
Same. I especially love how they sorta dug into their pasts, like how Skinny Pete came to know Tuco from when they were both in prison during BCS
@@elijahvigil7467 It sucked it wasn’t shown in BCS , 1 simple scene would’ve been enough
@@jayz6008it’s not a major plot point so i understood why it was probably hard to convince tucos actor to come back for a 3 minute small scene
I made your comment get 1k likes
Combo was a good guy. All Jesse's friends turned out to be much more than they might first appear to be.
Yeah. And so did Jesse
fr i thought skinny pete was gonna fake
Even though he ended up stealing the RV from his grandma (I believe)
He stole it from his family and kept in motion the events that would lead to utter catastrophe. Had he not hooked Jesse up, things would have ended at that strip club. Damn, he might be the biggest villain in the show
Badger was his least good friend
Now that I think about it, Combo was an OG. Dude was resourceful, smart, and loyal to Jesse. The reason he died was because he told a kid to get away from dangerous business kids shouldnt be a part of, and like a normal person, didnt percieve a child as a deadly threat.
*BOUNCE, YO*
Combo literally scammed Jesse here into an RV that wasn’t even his, while also taking the 1400$ off of him in the process.
Not such a good dude.
@@DarkVoxis he didn't scam him if he actually got him an RV.
@@DarkVoxis A scam if he didn't give Jesse what he needed, the RV's pretty good for a mobile meth lab.
Todd wouldn't agree with that last part.
I love how Combo got hired for an important role when he just went to try out to be an extra.
"Important"
Gets killed by some random kid in Season 2
@@layicorn Yes, "important" compared to being an extra. And that wasnt a "random" kid who killed Combo, it was Jesse's little bother-in-law, Andrea's brother.
@@layicorn This lad was actually an OG co founder of Heisenberg empire (he didn’t even know that). If this wasn’t important I don’t know what was.
@@frigawesomer if Jesse is in a relationship with Andrea, her brother is Jesse's brother-in-law.
@@stefanniechavez7931oh shit, I got confused and misremembered that that was her brother. Yeah, you're right then.
I love Combo’s hoodie. That 2000’s fashion.
This was 2009 in the show lmao
@Victory Combat theyre tweakers. The show was doing them a favor portraying them with clean clothes decent hygeine and all their teeth in their heaf
Yeah I remember for a while around the late 2000s bright coloured patterned hoodies were in style
i had one that looks like it with "Living Phat" on the back
phajthoj Yea, that’s Phat Farm. Had a few shirts from them.
People remember Badger and Skinky Pete, rightfully so. But let's put some respect to Combo! He gave them the iconic RV that we all love. He took a bullet for both Walt and Jesse. He was definitely the leader of the 3 between hin, Skinny, & Badger.
Looking back on this scene, it’s pretty sad considering how that RV was probably the only remnant memento of Combo to Jesse.
Remnant Memento sounds like a good band name
@@bubucultus what kind of band cuz I think Remnant momentum would make a really really good blues rock band
RIP Combo
The side characters were so perfectly cast; Badger, Combo, Skinny Pete.
They're degenerates, but you still like them.
yep...baby jesus thief stopped a bullet with his neck
RIP trash cans
I feel like I'm in the minority when I say that I didn't feel bad for the little kid that got killed after what he did to Combo.
That’s a shallow interpretation of what happened to Tomas (the little kid that shot Combo). Tomas was likely forcefully recruited by those dealers who gradually conditioned him to be their murderous proxy carrying out their will, even lethal action if need be as was the case with Combo. If you pay attention in the scene where Combo is shot, Tomas has a distressed and traumatized reaction to what he has done which indicates it’s likely his first murder and that he didn’t want to do it but was manipulated and coerced into it by the dealers who took advantage of his amenability and impressionability due to his age. So you may not feel sympathetic towards his (Tomas’s) death, but you can sympathize with the very probable circumstances which led to his untimely and tragic demise.
"No paperwork type-deal" 😂 Combo knows whassup
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as good as el camino was, i kinda feel like a combo flashback/cameo was the only thing really missing, we had the flashback w/ his prolly his first true love, jane, then the two flashbacks w/ walter white & mike but i think a combo flashback wouldve been cool to see cuz when you think about it, it was really jesse’s first big loss in the series & i believe he never really recovered from it
Yeah but Badger and Skinny Pete also need to be there
@@intimsify6995 they were both in el camino. wat?
@@soup_music sorry havn't seen el camino yet
@@intimsify6995 you should! it's great.
While I agree with you about Combo being Jesse's first loss that he never could really get over, I don't think a flashback with him would have really worked in the context of the movie.
I always felt sad when the RV gets crushed and never knew why... it’s easy to forget it used to belong to Combo... that RV is the last connection to Jesse’s best best friend
U could see why Jesse didn’t wanan destory it
It was used to cook drugs. No way in hell is the DEA going to let it go back to Mrs Ortega to start a van life YT channel. It had to be done ..
Yup It’s why Jesse had a really sad look once the tv got crushed and Walt looking at him like “it’s just a vehicle. What are you so heartbroken about?”
If Combo's mother had reported her RV stolen, the series would have been significantly shorter.
poor old combo - he told that kid on the bike to 'bounce' too.
Then that little bitch got his ass capped by gus frings men
@Abu Qital, WOOOOOO... YES, YES, YES IT IS. I FEEL REALLY GOOD, BUT KINDA SAD.....
@Abu Qital It's a *tight* drug
@@leebob86 You need help.
@@leebob86 WTF is wrong with you, combo was jesse's friend and jesse still understood that it wasn't the little kid's fault, he was forced to do that. Jesus Christ!
Combo was cool :( 1:09 that wave was legendary
great acting
@@Aman-nk5uq It is... "piece of cake", being drunk. RV, now? pffff, come on, it's scrambled eggs.
Combo stole from his parents
No paperwork type of deal
@@ashkara8652 grandma
My favorite thing about this scene is that somebody on that block took the time to put a car alarm on their trash cans.
My dream is, God willing, one day I live on a block where everyone feels okay about not putting a car alarm on their trash cans.
the future is now, old man
I kinda wanna try this, just to freak out some drunk student kicking over my bins.
@@eineegoist7371 they sell car alarm kits at ax man for like 10$. instructions included.
I knew when right when Walt gave Jesse the 8k to buy an RV there was no way in hell he paid that much for that thing. This scene explained it so well! The funny thing is that Walt never questioned why he got such a crappy RV.
To be honest i don't think you could buy any good RV for only 8k
@@PolishGod1234 I actually got a motorhome for free a couple years ago. I was able to drive it home and most things worked in it. It's from the 70s though and has needed a bit of work.
@@plumbingstuffinoregon2471 shaggy Waggon, right ?
Getting any type of RV that still runs for 8k is an insanely good deal.
Exactly cause the fleetwood bounder (rv here) is only like 4k tops
This is the scene where Combo became Heisenberg.
Cowboy Dan bravo vince 👏👏👏👏👏
Comboberg
Shut up
This is the moment Combo became Heistenberg
@@alanasbury84cringe
If that option wasn't available he could've financed one with $1400 deposit.
The DEA took all of his cash when they busted Emilio, and Jesse had no job so probably not.
With what identity, let alone credit??
Jessie is an avid follower of David Ramsey, he would never finance a vehicle. Cash only.
@@whoopigoldberg9956 underrated comment. It's pronounced vee-hickle
@Robb CoochiesIayer for some stuff but he mostly right
Definition of a true friend RIP Combo
Absolutely
Good friends/people don’t steal from their own family for their own financial gain.
nsnz33 u would be surprised pal
@Xyre154 To he fair if he was a shitty friend he would have asked for more money
@@patricioperez7323 That doesn't make them a good friend or person though.
Didn’t know that garbage bins have alarm!..
@@BucKt0 pretty sure it was a joke dipshit
my god
@@BucKt0 Alarms don't go off on a vehicle if it's running, dipshit
@@khqlifq Hey y'all, how about it's just another car reacting to the vibrations/sound created by the RV hitting the garbage bin ?
Maybe we can agree on that and be friends again ^^
My god
I started laughing at that. Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that lmao
I want Combo to appear in Better Call Saul!
He did
No, he didn't
That would be like, So sweet.
There's speculation he might since the first time Jessie meets Saul is to help combo get off the hook for stealing the head of a statue if I can recall correctly
Church, yo.
Combo should have made it to the end what a genuine ass dude
for sure. i was torn when he was killed, i was genuinely expecting Pete to bite the dust if anyone
@@Mechsickan it should’ve been Pete, he was the least interesting of the three
@@maxfieldnuckels9075 bro pete was so loyal, gave him his car his hoodie and let him stay over in El Camino
@@maxfieldnuckels9075 stfu Pete was the most genuine guy in the show, and that's church yo
@@maxfieldnuckels9075 For real, the only interesting thing about Pete were his piano skills.
The way he says "no problem, let's go"... Love it
Best. RV. Ever.
It was a piece of shit
@john smith He was tight.
@@zilhad3584 *Lenny intensifies*
Damn the RV looks sick! Hope Jesse maintains it well and makes some great trips with it
not sure about the maintenance part but i know he had some GREAT trips in it 😉
The Crystal Ship has been through it that’s for sure.
The cinematography on this show was incredible
1:05 My favorite part of this scene is that Skinny Pete is still just stumbling away in the background. Lol
It’s really weird to me just how iconic the RV in breaking bad is. Almost every scene with it is an instant classic for me
Combo was such a good guy, just hanged with the wrong crowd like his mum said.
Jesse's friends were all good people that didn't really intend to hurt anyone but themselves. Just some dudes who liked to get high. The "crossing point" was when they started selling meth, not only using it, because when you do that, you're not just a user anymore. But that's a consequence of our policy of prohibition tho. When Dr. John Marks prescribed pharmaceutical heroin for addicts in Widnes (m.ua-cam.com/video/Zy_86iVhmkQ/v-deo.html), the number of heroin addicts fell twelve-fold. That's because many addicts sell heroin in order to fund their own habit, and that means that they need to find costumers to sell to. So, they introduce more people to the drug in order to sell to them, and thus heroin use becomes a pyramid-selling scheme under prohibition. If you legally regulate heroin and let addicts have it through doctors for free or for a cheap price, you destroy this pyramid-selling scheme - the user doesn't need to sell heroin to get heroin anymore, because he has a steady legal supply through a prescription, and thus less people are introduced to the drug. The same thing happened in Switzerland when they started their national prescription heroin program for addicts who can't stop using. According to Johann Hari, who visited the heroin clinics in Switzerland, addicts on the program are 94.7% less likely to sell drugs (and recrute new costumers) than they were before the program.
@@dboy2462 most heroin dealers in real life are not “pushers” trying to get others addicted to create more customers. If someone is an addict, they are not likely to want to willingly push the suffering of addiction onto anyone else. There are plenty other ways for heroin dealers to get an edge over each other’s business, from quality to prices to how consistently they are in the same spot or how quickly they deliver. Customers are created by pharmaceutical users turning onto a stronger product, or just the timeless appeal of drug use in our culture - some people will always want to try every indulgence, and the stigma also helps create a sense of “mystique” that attracts young people experimenting with drugs to heroin.
@@trenthardesty You are wrong. The phenomenon of the user-dealer who recruts non-users to pay for his habit is very well known. It's the very reason why the incidence of heroin addiction fell in 94 percent in Widnes when Marks prescribed heroin for addicts, because that way they didn't need to recrute new costumers. Many patients reported to Marks himself that that's what they did before they got their prescription. The user-dealer is how heroin addiction spreads everywhere heroin is illegal.
@@dboy2462 you're theory has some major flaws. Heroin skyrocketed in demand as a direct result of the legal prescribing of opoid painkillers like they were aspirin by Dr's across the country. The opoid epidemic was killing tons of people who never once bought a drug off the street and started out with a legit medical need turned addiction. It was a epidemic for years and years before the feds started cracking down on "pill mill" Dr's and going after the drug companies that encouraged overperscribing.. once the crackdown happened then all the addicts that couldn't score from the Dr turned to the street dealers.. this scenario. How the opoid epidemic happened, proves that prohibition isn't the cause of the problem when it comes to narcotics. Hard drugs like meth, herion, cocaine.. they are all highly addictive and destroy the bodies and minds of those who use them. Ending the prohibition won't fix the problem. It would just make them seem more acceptable to those who wouldn't otherwise seek them off a street dealer, and it would cause the number of people using, abusing, and overdosing to skyrocket.
@@jasonplatco7881 Actually, the opioid epidemic proves my point. People only started dropping like flies when they were cut off of their legal prescriptions. In 2011, when the crackdown on opioid prescriptions was only beginning, oxycodone was the number one killer, with 5,587 deaths. In 2020, after the crackdown, there were 93,000 deaths from illicit opioids tainted with fentanyl. The crackdown on legal opioids made the problem way worse. People were way safer when they had legal access to prescription opioids through pill mills. Dr. Andrea Sereda prescribes Dilaudid for 150 opioid addicts in Canada. She gave them a legal supply. Do you know the results? There was a significant drop in drug-related crime. 48 percent commited crimes when they entered the program. That number was reduced to 12 percent. Likewise, 68 percent engaged in sex work. That number was reduced to 20 percent. There was a significant drop in injectable drug use. Zero overdose deaths from the prescribed drugs. Zero new cases of endocartitis. Hospital admissions and emergency room visits reduced. So it's clear that giving drug users legal access to their drugs prevents many of the problems that people associate with drug addiction, and the opioid epidemic confirms that, since the epidemic only got way worse when addicts were cut off of legal prescription opioids and were forced to resort to the black market. As Andrea Ryan, Andrea Sereda and Nadia Fairbairn puts it: "In Ontario, safer supply programs have been in place for up to 5 years showing initial results of decreased overdose, decreased infections, improvements in chronic disease management and decreased illegal activities to fund illicit drug purchase. These programs are creating compelling evidence that many of the harms of illicit drug use are in fact related to prohibition of these substances and our societal response to their use."
"i gotta like leave town or change my identity or something." I guess it's good that Jesse was already comfortable with that idea early on
Jesse says he knows someone with an RV, Walt says negotiate. Jesse spends all his money with his friends at the strip club, leaves a cool 1400 for combo, and on good faith Combo gets him an RV.
My point being, Jesse is the negotiator
All good till he got shot for being human and naiv ?
He is the one who negotiates
I love how combo came outta nowhere listened to him and helped him without asking, that's a true friend, sad the way he died
I bought a 40" flat screen tv for $50 from friend. Later he come to my house, & impress with my new tv. I was like..."dude, you sold me that tv"
He reply.... "owh...I did? That's awesome man.."
Wow...so many likes?😲
Now it become spooky coincidence. That TV broken yesterday. Suddenly i get recommended this video.
🤔How deep UA-cam/Google algorithm calculated this...
Smokes a lot of dope does he??? LOL!!!!
@@leebob86 hehe...what happen with that tv, stay with tv. 🤫shhh....
Dam...how high was homie?
@@ramtron1775 higher than Giraffe pussy
I love this friendship and ability to get anything at a whim. Reminds me of high school, obviously not anything like this.
1400 dollars
Combo: i’ll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda.
*diet.*
All you had to do was take the RV Jesse
actually we don't have soda here, only meat
He isnt fat
Aw shit, here we go again
Man this flashback was amazing. Before that i didnt really care about Combo's death, just kept it in mind as of Jesse's first loss. This flashback really opened my eyes that Combo was someone with personality behind him. A true homie just like Pete and Badger, its really sad we didnt get to see him much in the show.
"What do you want with an RV for?"
- Combo, a lieutenant in a million dollar drug ring
He was drunk af
Million dollar? Lmao dumbass during that period 5 thousand would take two or three months because they didn’t have a distributor so no...no million dollar
So you just gonna deleye your reply because you know you were wrong lmao
@@nekogaming5300 yup
@Mark Campos hey man I’m a people pleaser. I give the people what they want 😘
0:17 “Waffle house? Yah”
I loved this line 😂
1:10 legendary hand wave
damn, jesse was always afraid of walt. since the beginning.
t100base After their first cook, he wasn't afraid of Walt anymore for a while. Cause then Walt had nothing to blackmail him with, since he was also a criminal.
And this was when Walt wasn't so villainous like in the later seasons.
@@thepurrfectionist365 To be fair, Jesse was also traped once Walter made a mad volume with Tuco without Jesse aknowledgement (Jesse was recovering because the same Tuco had pummeled him to coma, so he wasnt really agreeing to treat with him). He was even first planning to run away to Oregon...
After Tuco ending, then he could run away but he had no reason because they were back to a low level business as Jesse wanted... unti the day Walt decided to expand, and Jesse reluctantly accepted because Walt was used to handle situations as a genius, and then... that was the begining of the end.
Of course Jesse was afraid. Walt knew where he lived, knew what crimes he had committed, and trusted him with his life savings to buy an RV, which he blew partying.
It seems only logical that Jesse would be terrified that Walt would give him up, which he would've.
he knew he had a 'criminal mind'
I love how Jesse hits half of the trash cans in the neighborhood on the way out
There'll be no Heisenberg without Combo.
The crystal ship. And walts face when he hears the name 🤣 😂
This makes me want to binge watch all the seasons again
Combo had to die bc there would be no tension in the season finale if Walt had access to the THREE best hitmen west of the Mississippi.
This scene reminds me of The Godfather 2, when Clemenza and Vito steal the rug from the house. Clemenza tries to convince Vito everything's alright, and that he knows the owner of the house, and that he's got permission to "borrow" the rug.
Just occured to me, when Hank went to the junk yard and found it and Jesse said "this is my own private domicile and I will not be harassed." Couldn't Hank just say this is stolen property since he knew it as stolen from talking with Combo's mom? Am I missing something?
I don’t think he had evidence it was the stolen RV.
technically true but he would need physical proof it's that one. If I remember correctly he only speculated
Combo's mom never reported the RV as stolen
Holy shit I never knew Jesse spent all of walts money jeussn
Jesse hitting the trash cans is still hilarious to watch 🤣🤣🤣
I love how skinny Pete is in the background wondering off all hungover.
Why tf is he paying combo for the rv when he literally gave him the time of his life for like 5600 dollars 😂
Jesse's tender heart always getting him in trouble
Plus the RV was stolen. Jesse could have stolen an RV and kept the cash. lol
@Ryan Byrne Combo's mom was the person they stole it from. The only reason she didn't report them to the police was because she didn't want to get her son in trouble.
Fun fact: this scene was shot in the AMC lot. If you look close you can see a zombie from The walking Dead in the background at 0:16
I know this is probably a joke, but that's just Skinny Pete hungover trying to get home
"no paperwork type deal with smirk" alright right-on combo!
Maiden Voyage of the Crystal Ship
We all need friends like Combo
The writers intentionally or unintentionally alluded to Jesse having to change his name and relocate later in the series, which he decided not to do.
That's exactly the first thing I thought!
Unintentionally, the original plan was to kill jesses end of the first season. They just liked Aaron Paul’s acting so much that they decided to make him stay later on in filming the season.
@@nickwiley9647 that was in season 3 though, way after Jesse became a permanent character.
@@paulinezugzwang1773 you're right, I have no clue what I was thinking. Lol my bad.
@@nickwiley9647 it was a flashback set during the events of the first season, so the confusion is understandable.
Aahhh gotta love those “like, no paperwork type deals”!!!
That RV had no idea what it was getting into.
This scene is such a butterfly affect. If Jesse never bought an RV, Walt would have questioned where is he’s former high school student? Walt thinking did I legit give 7K to a criminal? Jesse would then skipped town and left for good. But of course, Combo changed the course of History.
I never thought of that. You're right. But the show must go on.
When I first saw this at the beginning of season 3 episode 1, I realized they were cooking and driving around in a stolen Rv full of meth and a complete cooking setup! They were so lucky they never got pulled over
What a nice rv, I sure hope it makes it through the whole show
"rv? say less!" -combo
Loved getting to see combo one more time
Okay seriously. Why did Combo's mom have a RV? Her house is smaller than that RV.
For fun and affordable family vacations, duh
It's the kinda thing a big family has. It's not like that thing was brand new, it was probably used by the time they got it. You drive it and park it by a nearby lake and that's your vacation.
@george chapelle bc she didnt want to get combo in trouble, it was explained in an episode when police come to the house to investigate the murder
Great underrated moment given I never ever could have answered "how did they get the RV"
Tuco needs the stuff !
To the methmobile !
(Cue '66 Batman scene transition )
Everyone needs a friend like Combo
bro rip combo he basically built walts drug empire
Man I wish everyone had a friend like combo
R.I.P
@george chapelle damn good point
@george chapelle And I wish no one has parents like you.
looking back this clip after the death of combo actually made me sad about his character.
Never known of an alarmed bin!!
Combo drives an AE86?
Bro just went higher on my list of favorite breaking bad characters.
Ah poor Combo. Jesse had good hearted and desperate friends like himself.
This has to be one of the funniest scenes on TV ever, the look in Combo's eyes is just hilarious. Excellent acting I am freaking dying.
That wasn't combos RV, that was his moms, he stole it.
Combo was a solid dude..they shouldn't of had him working the block alone like that.
R.I.P Combo!
Man, Combo stole his mother's RV, he really loved Jesse
He loved money.
Or he hated his mom...
He didn't steal the RV? The mom told Hank it was "stolen" because obviously he didn't want to get his son in trouble, Combo gives the money to the mom who wants to get rid of the damn thing
Lmao pete still walkin there
I love it when tv shows give us flashbacks that include dead characters. It’s like finishing a box of fries, then seeing that there’s still a few more at the bottom of the bag.
This whole scene implies that Combo is gonna get in trouble selling that RV telling Jessie they need to bounce immediately after handing him the keys for $1400. Combo still had his back
Ahhh, Jesse was so innocent in his early days.
On the real life, that kind of people friendship are solid
Lol skinny pete stumbling away in the background
We all need a Combo.
Combo should’ve never been killed off dude is gold
I wish I had friends like jesse. What I wouldn’t give to have a skinny p, badger and combo in my life instead of all the pretentious materialistic snakes.
RIP COMBO
When Your bro has your back
R.I.P Combo
Is it just me, or do Combo's movements look like he's in a GTA4 cutscene?
When Jesse knocked over those trash bins I remember the first time I watched this I couldn’t stop laughing 🤣🤣
2:20 the ignition of many unfortunate events to come.
0:18 - What does Combo say? 'waffles?'
The old crystal ship, iconic
A good friend.
"I only have $1,400."
"Waffle House?"
Yeah! Lol
I miss Combo, he was a sweet guy
Prices before COVID🤣
I’m glad they got revenge for Combo
1:40 i always thought that combo looked just like the sun decoration on his house. 😄
Jesse must've thought the same.
Lol I just realized that might be a factory-made ceramic blank, because I painted a smaller but identical one at a glaze-your-own-pottery place for a friend's birthday party. That's awesome!