Stay little longer....? | Breaking Bad Saddest scene | Walter White asking ed to stay for 2 hours
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- Walter White asking ed to stay for bit longer as he is been in New Hampshire for almost a year all alone without anyone to talk.
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Then: “stay out of my territory.”
Now: “stay a little longer.”
What a paradox
😂
I like that slight smile Walt does at 1:08 when Ed suggests cards. He's been so lonely that he is genuinely excited to play a few card games.
Yeah it's pretty fuckin' sad. He definitely deserves it and all, but you can't help but feel a little bad. The guy we were rooting for, who had a good heart and good intentions, turned into this lifeless, lonely husk of a man with nothing left
It's sad because he realizes it was all for nothing because he will die there and Ed will just keep the money. At least Ed didn't lie. This is why Walt tries to mail some to Lewis and then turns himself in once Walt Jr. tells him to just die.
I mean, first off, card games are fun as heck. I love card games
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 He was going to die anyway since the beggining of the show.
thats a fake smile...
This scene perfectly shows.. that sometimes, money means nothing.. heartbreaking :(
Or when you have so much and nothing to spend it on
Clearly if your living in a shed in the middle of nowhere
Even if Ed said yes to giving Walt's family the money and Walt didn't believe him, Ed is still a better bet than Gretchen and Elliott, who would never do it. Ed is an honest, honorable guy. Walt should have given Ed a big commission to deliver the money, called his family from a throwaway cell to say goodbye and tell them the money's coming, give them Ed's contact info, then die in the cabin and give more money to Ed to dispose of the body in the woods. Sky would take the money -- What choice would she have? -- she really never cared that it was drug money, she didn't mind using it for Hanks PT or Ted's tax debt. This way no one ever finds Walt so they can't go after Sky. Only downside is Walt doesn't get to kill the Nazis and Lydia but that was a bonus not the real aim. As for saving Jesse, he really screwed Walt, ratted him out, leading to Hank's demise, so to hell with Jesse.
@@turtleflegel6816 oh I'm SURE Gretchen and Elliot are going to give the money after hearing Walt poisoned a woman and killed a dozen of nazis with a machine gun before dying
they are *not* taking the risk with the best two hitmen of Mississipi
Only because he cant use them
Imagine getting paid $10,000/hour just to play cards and talk with someone
He had 10 million so ... it was nothing for him.
@@arielgoldfarb4118 he’s talking about the character Forster plays, Not Cranston
@@Chuked Oh yeah you are right.
@@Chuked Ed Galbraith
Sounds like the career of an OF girl
I love the underlying horror of how Walt lives at this point. Completely isolated for a year after losing everything he loves in a day
I can’t imagine the mental torment of that year in isolation in between Ozymandias and Felina
Why didn't Walt just go to the nearest monastery and seek sanctuary and repentance? Hidden from the feds and a clean conscience.
@@acsone3546more like 6 months, but still.
I'm an introvert who didn't mind isolation during COVID at all (still live with parents). But even I need some company.
I once came to England for a summer job and I lived in a sharehouse all alone for about a week. Even though I was far from isolated, I felt so lonely after about 3 days.
I so dread the idea of being completely isolated from family, friends, colleagues, employees of businesses I patronize, no internet, TV, nothing to do... For 6 months.
He wasn't there for a year. Bravo Vince said he was only there for 5-6 months. Still a long time, but not a whole year. Remember, when he finally comes back to Alberquerqe it's only his 52nd birthday.
The man in that cabin wasn't Walter White or Heisenberg, it was a shell of a man that lost everything. Even though this version of Walt didn't last long I think this was my favorite version because of how honest and blunt he is.
I feel so similarly. This version of Walt is like a combination of Walter White and Heisenberg laid bare; practically a ghost at this point, embodying the repercussions of all his choices. That's why the ending of the show is so good to me, Walt's journey comes full circle, and he ends on one of the most changed and interesting notes a character can leave on, while also never feeling alienating from the character we've seen him to be.
One of the best moments of all series. Money is became nothing.
* had
Grammar is become nothing
@@jacktheeyes8499 *became
XD
@@schpeidermann haha you like that?
@@jacktheeyes8499 your english isnt better
I also found it particularly depressing when walt was eagerly waiting at the gate to let him in because he's really the only person he has in his life at this point and the only person he's seen in a month
“If I said yes…would you believe me?”
This line always gives me chills.
The only bit of company he has left under radar, and yet he can’t even be trusted
@@christianaguiare544I can’t say I blame Ed and at least he was upfront with Walt. I mean, if you were in Ed’s position and Walt (or anyone who was wanted nationwide by the police, for that matter) asked you to do something like that, would you do it?
@@johnselwitz5362 If risk was a problem for Mr Hoover Max over here he wouldn’t have done all this shit
@@johnselwitz5362 That being said, there probably is no possible way the White’s can receive that much money without a cover up
@@christianaguiare544 He just want the money lol
"Do you wanna cut the cards?"
*No.*
Walter is ready to play the hand he was dealt.
Cutting the cards happens before they’re dealt and I dunno why you overanalyzed this. He’s just totally apathetic and depressed and doesn’t really care bout the cards
@@wspencerwatkins
Do you know why they call Breaking Bad one of the greatest TV shows OF ALL TIME?
The acting, the cinematography, the directing, etc. is all on point. Everything is just perfect, but one thing is far greater then the rest here.
The writing...
The writing for this show is beyond a level that we may never see again.
Everything that you hear on the show was written for a reason. Do you honestly think the writers, specifically Vince Gilligan, decided to put this scene in with Walt and Ed playing cards just to show that Walt is depressed?
It's a metaphor...
Poker is a game of gambling, which Walt feels he's lost. He gambled on not having the DEA figure out he was Heisenberg, of continuing his drug empire, of making even more millions of dollars.
And everything went down the drain.
He has a nationwide manhunt on him, his family despises him, his brother-in-law has been murdered and his partner is being held captive by a bunch of Nazi's.
So, Walt is stuck in a cabin in the middle of nowhere, unable to ever leave again, unable to see or talk to his family again, playing a useless game of cards for $10,000 an hour.
The last few episodes, more than any other in this series, were absolutely vital to finishing Walt's story. Nothing was left to chance or just mere dialogue filler.
Everything has a meaning in what you hear.
Walt's lost everything in his gamble to keep the life's he had, and just as Spicy Pickle says, he's playing the cards he's being dealt because that's all he's able to do from here on.
@@MasterManto I was referring only to that line, not the scene as a whole. You could be right but that would actually be a really amateur level metaphor and not up to snuff with the depth of writing you’re referring to. But thanks for the lecture!
he would've had to play the hand he was dealt regardless if he cut the cards or not
@@MasterManto Dude, he's just depressed
Imagine if this was the ending to the show.
i watched that tiktok also, no thanks
If it didn't also involve Jesse contiuing to enslaved by the Nazis, I'd honestly be okay with this ending
Literally Dexter-tier ending lmao
@Utku Sopranos ending
@@wcrdz lie
“Some artificially alive deadman. Too sick to work, to enjoy a meal, to make love.”
It would just be a state of existing
I love how Walter looks with his hair and beard.
Like a rotten, twisted, tired version of his former self.
He left the heisenberg porkpie hat in the shack, to finish whats left in his life as Walter White, accepting himself and his fate.
"I did it for me"
Heisenberg died in that shack
Kratos in God of War
@@sirnoname6943 I think he died after his phone call with his son. As he speaks to him, he was still attempting to justify his actions, but he knows how much he's screwed up that he can't keep lying to himself anymore.
His son despising him was his reality check that everything he did was for himself!
Ed was an honest guy. He says he started doing this disappearing thing to help women get out of abusive situations and whatnot but I am sure we will find out how Saul meets him in this final season of BCS. It will have to be subtle since Robert passed away (the day El Camino came to Netflix) but it can work.
Maybe the death will be written in? Saul gets desperate and attempts to call Ed again only to find out he’s dead
@@tktru well, he didn't get to finish the call
That’s why I would believe he would attempted to give the money to Walters family. But it wasn’t possible which is why Gretchen and Elliot were the best choices.
@Arkeves nah I believe it would be the same amount or slightly higher price than the one he gives for the relocation. But if Saul couldn’t come up with a solution to give the money I highly doubt Ed could’ve either.
@@joeminier1736 true. if ed tried, he wouldn't just be putting himself at risk, he'd put walt at risk along with his family (neo nazis + police attention)
so ultimately for the best that he didn't go with his client's admittedly stupid plan to try and get his money to his family through him
Rest In Peace Robert Forster
2:41 “a king, 2 kings” 2 men in a cabin, both masters of their craft. A very subtle line, with a powerful meaning.
Overthinking
@@mtdouthit1291 I mean, considering Gilligan is a genius at symbolic moments, I’d disagree
@Aero 250 I respect your opinion
Bunch o' NPCs in here loool
@@WOLFM0THER a tolerable person on the internet? That’s rare
Me personally if I was Walter, I would’ve just turned myself in. He would’ve got proper food, water, shelter, and somewhat of a social life before he passed.
That is literally just the end of better call Saul
Yes, but he would fail at his goal.
Which is exactly what Saul said in their final conversation but Walt's ego yet again got in the way.
His money and power don’t matter to him anymore. Heisenberg is gone at this point.
Until Gretchen and Elliot reawakened him.
@@Lone_Wolf91 i like to think it was both Walt and Heisenberg at that point
The way I see it is that Heisenberg was a big lie walter invented. It was always him, fooling himself at every moment.
@@luisalonso959 Exactly. He admitted it to Skyler. He really did do it for his family in the beginning, but it became all about him later.
@@Christian-97 It was all about him from the beginning. He could've just taken Elliot and Gretchen's money and he'd get his cancer treatment.
Saddest scene ever is the quick flashback he has back at his house. With the family watching Hanks Bust on TV.
It was that moment in which Hank told Walt to get some excitement in his life. And we see what that “excitement” cost him.
Forgot how sad this scene was
This is the saddest scene I've ever seen. He has all the money in the world, and it means nothing
Oh boy who woulda thunk
The saddest scene you’ve ever seen is an egomaniacal monster getting his just desserts?
Whatever you say, bootlick.
@@sbraypayntsettle down, commie
As much as I hated Walt, I felt bad for him here. He was lonely, knew he was dying, and didn’t think there was any way to get his family the money.
Why do you hate Walter
@@offended323 did you not watch the series. Everything he did was for him, not about anyone else. He also tried to have Jesse killed.
@@trevor6433
Walt got into the business for the desire to fuel his ego but most of the horrible things he did in the show were to protect his family
@@offended323 key word most.
@@wokeinja5525
The only bad thing he did without consideration for his family was continuing producing meth when he was already a millionaire. That was most likely his ego more than anything
"These doctors, talking about "Surviving one year, two years," like it's the only thing that matters. But what good is it to survive if I am too sick to work; to enjoy a meal; to make love? For what time I have left, I wanna live in my own house. I wanna sleep in my own bed."
I cried like a baby the first time I saw this, and I’ve just teared up again. I can’t rewatch the lead up to the finale anymore because it hits too hard. Cranstons portrayal of that child-like desperation we had after our parents left us for the first time is heartbreaking.
My Dad and Uncle both went through Chemo from 2017-2018. Both in remission, luckily, but I was with them throughout it all. That pained look on Walt’s face I saw in my own fathers eyes. From the minute I knew he had it, til the moment he rang the bell. The saddest part was that there was nothing I could do to ease that pain for him. Not only that but the pain my mum was going through and god-forbid, my own. I feel so lucky day after day that I don’t see that in his face anymore and hope never to again.
My uncle is a different cat, tough and humourous as they come. He never let you know it hurt, but you could tell it did. My mums stem-cells have given him new life, and for her and him we are incredibly grateful.
Their warmth and stoicism have shaped me into the man I hope to become one day.
I hope anyone else out there knows that you’re not alone, and that we all care. Be strong.
Your statement is excellent it's soo hard for you on that time buddy❤ but my dad told me one don't worry be happy everything is gonna be okay❤❤
No no no. People who are alone exist. I am one of them.
Gay
This scene broke me, Walter White, a simple chemistry teacher may not have that much money but had the people who loved him, Nearly 2 years later, Walter ' Heisenberg ' White , a former drug lord , had abundant money but lost everything he had , his family, his wife , his son , his daughter, his partner and has Noone to love him anymore so he is asking someone to stay for 2 hours for money . He got something and he lost many things. And he is lonely, Noone to share his words and emotions with, What a great show.
This is why saul should’ve went with Walter. The problems that both saul and Walt shared with their new identities was isolation. So if they went with each other it wouldn’t have been as bad as it was
Walt would've been gone soon. He didn't have much time left.
You think Saul wanted to hang about with Walt after everything that happened?
@@TheDuncanMorgan better than nobody
@@conormartin3476 I mean possibly. But I feel on one side of things Saul just wanted to be away from Walt and frankly its not as if Walt ever saw Saul as a friend.
Not to mention if Saul went with Walt he'd be stuck in a frozen cabin somewhere. Saul had more options on where he could go.
It would have been as bad as it was. Anything is better than being locked up with a monster in a cabin
Am I the only one who finds this relatable? So lonely you'd be willing to pay someone to spend time with you?
It's called prostitution
Nope. I am also a very lonely man, I have offered people beer, drinks, coffee and food just so they would stay a little longer.
People that are not even my friends. Just "random" people that for some reason was in my house.
Yeah. I'm surrounded by people yet I am all alone. I can't just give people $10,000 per hour to spend time with me. I'll just accept nobody likes me
Simple connections require only a little effort, and honesty and to tolerate being vulnerable. Many people, men especially, are lonely after middle age. Some try to buy "connection" in one form or another. I also feel lonely and crave connection. All we have to do is reach out and be kind. It's possible.
hope it gets better for you
Walt should’ve got some game systems in there.
he sure had the money
should have bought super mario world
@@isaacpianos5208 I always thought this. The man was miserable, had no point of human contact and didn't even think to ask for some films or books? Hell he'd have had a much better time if he'd ask the disappearer to bring him the sopranos boxset.
@@123afish lol yess
@@123afish Bro could've made his cabin into the ultimate off the grid pad.
@@mario167100 My man should have been binging the Malcom in the Middle DVD collection on a huge plasma TV!
I love the scene where walt snatches the needle but then gives up and hands it back, that and then asking ed to stay, truly shows how after staying lonely such a long time had his ego finally not getting better of him, it's like he finally came into senses if any left.
Thanks for uploading, was looking for this scene
Ed didn't care about the money that was offered to him. He saw how lonely and desperate Walt was and genuinely felt bad for him, so he decided to give Walt an extra hour of his time. Ed still takes Walt's money because he needs to maintain the guise of a server-client relationship in front of Walt.
Not really, he could have stayed for longer and even done more frequent visits. All in the end it was the combination of pity and money that tempted him
This scene hurt more than Walters actual death at the end.
Did he really haggle him down to 1 hour for $10k
Walt realized money gave him nothing at that point, he lost his family, he’s hiding in the woods and he’s slowly dying from cancer with nobody to talk to and nothing to do except read. Money doesn’t bring happiness..
@@stewiegriffin2985 It does unless you get caught
@@pab1972 money just brings comfort, sometimes. If you’ve lost your friends or family to get it the money doesn’t mean squat.
@@conormartin3476 nah, money doesnt mean anything if you're the most wanted man in the country... if Walt was free he'd have been fine without his folks... if he wanted to
@@pab1972 Walt was literally willing to give jack his stashed millions in the desert to stop him from killing hank, I don’t think he’d be alright after that even if he keeps his money and nobody was onto him.
It's like Pablo Escobar at the end, burning his cash to keep his family warm
You were there with them ?
I wonder what he spoke about to walt for a hour of his time, I wonder if they could make this into a mini episode?
I'd love it tbh, this scene touched me a lot, just seeing Walter not having any human contact at all and begging him to stay just to be able to interact with someone else is sad asf
I doubt they talked much at all. Walt knows this guy doesn't much care for him.
Would be really cool concept for a real-time episode. Just 2 criminals playing cards for an hour.
This is the moment money became nothing
I was supprised how much i felt for Walter in the scene. He is still a monster, but a lonely one.
I like how Ed tries to bargain with him, milking everything he could out of him
Ed's got other clients plus an entire legitimate business to manage, so I don't blame him for making the extra hour worth his while
Ed was gonna leave+ he didn’t bargain, walt was just driven mad by the isolation
he said hes on a supply run, so possibly there are other clients like walter that he need to give food to
I would have countered $20,000
@Doves walter isnt his only client
this scene hit me like a bullet 😔 All of that money but for him it's just a piece of paper. He just wanted someone to talk to 😢
Same man i always come to this scene when i feel alone as much of a monster walt was and the horrible things he done and lies he spoke i really sympathized with him here and his loneliness hes got nothing and noone and feels like hes got nothing to live for i connected with him in the end here same with Jesse in that hospital when he said “ever since i met you i have nothing Noone everything turned to shit gone” they both lost everything but thankfully Jesse made it out alive
I'd like to believe the cleaner would send his family the money
Keep dreaming, he risks everything for the most wanted, he doesn't do that because he got a kind heart
I think he would if it was even remotely feasible, but there’s really no way to do it without getting caught
He'd be willing, but would probably decide it's too dangerous. He wouldn't be willing to take the money for himself. He'd leave it there in the cabin with Walt's unburied remains. He'd cover his tracks and be gone.
the water drop at 1:34 scared the shit out of me lmao
imagine if he died in the cabin. that'll be the worst ending
Crazy to think of Hank didn’t make Walt change the channel on the TV at Walt’s surprise party, none of this would have happened.
Or if Walt kept his mouth shut instead of drunkenly feeding Hank the idea that Heisenberg is still out there (when they had it pinned all on Gale and wrapped up nice and neat).
Jesus, look at him shuffle those cards. The guy's an absolute pro at everything he touches
😂
Saddest scene along with the flashback at the house in felina and the last time jessie and Walt see each other
Walter really needed this.
Ed was better at selling himself than Wendy was.
If Walter had let go of his ego he would be dying in a bed with his family including Hank beside him mourning him. And still had his family settled if he had accepted Elliot and Gretchen offer. Instead was dying completely alone, hated and full of regrets.
1:34 lol wut
One of the most powerful scenes of the entire series. Robert Forster brought so much to this role with such little screen time.
Walt grew his hairs back. Bravo, Vince!
Loneliness so bad he is willing to spend 10G for hour of company
the last episodes of breaking bad were so dark and felt depressing but there were so good , same with sopranos also it had that dark feel to it. Both goat series.
"If I said yes, would you believe me?" Most polite "fuck no" I've ever heard
10k/1 hour is fair considering if Foster gets busted playing cards with Heisenberg he's looking to spend years behind bars.
Walter was a most wanted fugitive at that point.
Some say that loneliness is better than bad company, believe me life isn’t like that, true pure loneliness will drive to seek any form of company
Walt, the loving teacher, father, and husband died in Crawl Space.
Heisenberg, drug kingpin and best cook in the world, died in Ozymandias
Mr. Lambert, was the only one left. A shell of a man who lost everything, and only exists to regret and accept his demise.
How he wished he could’ve been playing cards with Hank at a BBQ. Imagine they showed a quick flash to Walt, Hank, and Flynn playing cards during this.
see? even kingpins get lonely
If I said yes would you believe me ?
Gotta give the guy credit for being honest as well as not making an excuse as to why he's going to take it he's straight to the point about it
@@Ashtasticle94so does that mean he is going to take it or not? Sorry I’m dumb
@@ethancbaker2002most likely not
I like how he countered with one hour lol
That's when heisenberg became Walter
Walt maybe feeling lonely, but as a human recluse, I'd be loving every minute of it.
Yeah sure you would. That's what I thought too being very socially anxious and introverted. Turns out I really hate being alone. I miss when I was younger and when I had actual IRL friends, now it's all online. Now I'm surrounded by people, yet I am alone.
@@cryluneI get it bro. It truly sucks. Meeting new people in your mid 20s is tough man. Most people already have their own groups.
Now at the end of 2023 going into 2024, I find myself in a similar reduced, pathetic and sad state as Walter White in this scene. I feel a sense of defeat and depression, and a continuing reminder of a futile existence amidst the remains of a life I destroyed through neglect.
Get help
i hope it gets better for you
that no means he doesn’t believe him, not that he doesn’t want to cut the cards.
It’s in this scene that Walt realizes he’s trapped and if he dies there the money will go to the disappearer
Ed has proven to be cautious but trustworthy guy. Excluding the aiding of a fugitive part. I think he could put something together to get Walts money to his family in a discreet way.
what a scam 10k for 1 hour
At this point all the money he’s worked for is meaningless
He did give him the 10k because Walt was so lonely at that point he now was willing to do anything to get some company from someone.
Most people trade $8 am hour for their times. THAT'S the scam
By staying on in the cabin to play cards, Ed lost an hour that he could've spent helping another client disappear or obtaining parts for his vacuum shop
@@someguyontheinternet7 and most important: if by any reason he gets caught with Walt, it's a life sentence for sure.
As Ed said, he's not charging for his time; he is charging for the risk.
I'd start going insane too if all I had to watch was Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium
hit too close for me. I've felt so alone that I said the same thing to someone "stay a little longer"
the last 2 episodes hella sad esp this one. things kinda just fall apart
What’s with the IV bag? Is it walt’s chemotherapy?
Yep. Chemo.
@@Pointblankmos why’s he still having chemo?
@@VantaDrawsHis cancer returned. It tends to do it
Final season was So depressing
Why does the audio sound like someone talking into a fan?
Jesse’s go kart scene blows this out of the water. It’s sad but deserved for Walt
Here’s what I would’ve done:
1. Entertainment (tv shows, movies, books, cooking books too)
2. Art supplies (painting materials, clays,
3. Repairing materials (to build things)
4. Pets (fishes, cats, dogs, reptiles, birds…etc)
5. Empty books and recording to edit and make home short films.
Love how accurate this scene of loneliness is,same thing happened to me,I didn’t appreciate people who loved who was around me at the moment,and now when I completely alone,I have so many regrets,that I was cold/lying to my friends,that I didn’t spend time with my younger sister/mother,I wanted to see someone again,and just tell how I love them,just love them,Tell my old friends that I truly regret about doing all of that,and I don’t want to look good,or be excused for bullshit,I received what I deserve,but it would be really good to say to someone who was with me,to say just I love them,and if somebody reading this,you know,don’t rush to your dreams/career blindly ,stay little longer with people who cares about you.
It's never too late. You can do it now, even if they don't want anything from you. At least you tried. The important lesson is to not take anything for granted.
Wish you the best my brother
Things will be all right
Thank you! Hope you are happy and will be happy your entire life,I mean even if I don’t know you personally,I am so grateful that someone read my comments and say something supportive! Love ya guys
@@xomi_el hope so,In one day I will meet people who I love again and hug them as much as I can,and will be with them whenever they need me
Is it weird that I think it would be cool to pick out dvds for someone like that? And all their food and supplies
The card cutting was a crazy analogy to the whole theme
Heart breaking….genuinely made me upset
The funniest thing is Walt is such a downer the guy considers giving up 10 00 so he doesn't have to spend time with him.
"If I said yes, would you believe me?" such a good line and really shows Ed's professionalism. Any other person would say yes because that is what Walt wants to hear, but Ed knows this and gives him a reality check, Walt is his client, not his best friend. I honestly don't know personally if Ed would have taken the money for himself or given it to his family, but I think the overall message is that you can't trust anyone in the criminal world and you have to get stuff done yourself.
Granite state was sadder than ozymandias
What was the situation with water in that cabin? I don’t think a 15 amp generator would be enough to run a well pump. Don’t get me wrong, I loved BB, but I always wondered about walt’s water supply.
I guess he just boiled the snow. Either that or Ed gave it to him.
There's also running spring water all around, streams and what not. In general it is safe to drink, but only if it's colder than +10 and clear.
RIP, Mr. Foster 😢what’s crazy is that his character probably had no reason to major in nursing, but he did it just to increase his price. Doctors/nurses aren’t hustlers…but yet, your boy in this scene…
Edit#3, or maybe he did it just to confirm these people, in what he knows may be, their last few days/weeks. In that case…salut 😂🤣
In his line of work, Ed needs to be methodical, practical and cold. It was only for Jesse in El Camino that he made an exception. Fascinating character.
When he said can you stay a little longer ..i thought he was gonna kill and take his van
This is the moment Heisenberg becomes Mr. Lambert
This killed me. My other half lost his wedding ring and we just accepted it was gone. However, yesterday he found it! Faith restored.
awww
Vacuum guy, Mike, Gus... a lot of criminals in this universe with a strict code of honor.
The veterinary too
Ed was the only character to really “beat the system.” He had a very particular set of skills…
What does he does Ed mean by “if I said yes, would you believe me?” Does that mean he’s going to take Walt’s money? I’m dumb
Not necessarily. It was basically his way of saying to Walter how he wanted him to just shut up.
That he could tell Walt yes to make him feel better but they both know he couldn't do it.
This is the moment Walter white… had no friends
One of the sadest scene of all history 😪
I thought he was hiding in Canada for some reason
Stereotype of canada always being snowy
Lol
As much as it’s always sunny in Philadelphia, its always snowy in Canada, eh?
He's hiding in New Hampshire, which is quite literally on Canada's doorstep.
@@edmontonboy99Is it really a famous stereotype or is it just a name of the show?
He had the money and it all meant nothing now... 😢
There can be no happy ending for Walt after everything he did, but man...I wish Ed were to just get Walt a pet or something. Nothing will cheer him up better than a loyal dog.
bet he’s missing jesse now innit
No
Oh hey it’s you again
@@Ok-mr3te hi
"Can I trust you?"
"Can you?"
Two phenomenal actors in one of the most poignant scenes ever
if i was walt i shouldve asked him to buy me some PlayStation or any gaming pc god damn imagine what he could be done with all that money