I mean yeah it basically gta at that point: a funny Parody character talking about something illegal in an interesting way and usually not over 5 minutes long unless its worth it
Pable Today i mean dont 70 percent of gta drug deals end in a shootout of some kind since when your games machanics boil down to driving and combat your going to want some combat in where ever you can
They knew Capone was a gangster and were looking for something to nail him with because he had too many fall guys. He slipped somewhere with his laundering and they got him
it was funny that every other criminal went through the income tax hoops cause like the irs said later even criminals could file but Capone being to damn stupid boom.
According to the Internal Revenue Code: all income, regardless of its source, is liable to taxation. So back in the day, criminal entrepreneurs bought laundromats as a cover for their illicit income (hence “money laundering). So if he’s caught, tried and acquitted, he’d still be on the hook for tax evasion. Capone was caught because he evaded paying taxes (illegal) rather than avoiding paying taxes (legal deductions). So laundering, is a way of evading taxes by avoiding taxes.
You ever Heard of the Story of an mafia Family, who Started an Italian restaurant to Cover up their Dirty income and then stopped commiting Crimes cause the Restaurant did so well 😂
Hey that exactly happened in breaking bad too. I can remember the dialogue between skylar and Walter in season 5 when she said the carwash was doing really well and in few month it will be profitable and she asked walt to left meth business cause their future is secure with car wash alone.
Indeed. The bogeyman will stop when you're dead. The tax man will not and continue to keep going after your corpse, your estate, and everyone you love.
I work as a tax collector for the government. One time a debtor called because he got a bill for not filing a tax return. He was assessed because he paid mortgage interest. I asked him how did he make the mortgage payments. He said he was a drug dealer. I told him he needs to file and pay his taxes. How he earned his money is not our concern. That’s for law enforcement. But because he earned income, he needed to file. And guess what? He complied.
Kurt Johnson go live out in the wilderness then with no power, internet, schooling, roads, gas, healthcare, toilets, plumbing, or anything. Tell me how you enjoy being a caveman. Also wasn’t it the public’s choice on voting for things since we live in a world where democracy is in place.
Kurt Johnson you have to be pretty dumb to not acknowledge that taxes have paid for all the roads and governmental buildings which has established a society which again has allowed people to build companies. So no taxes doesn’t pay for your power, but without the things taxes have paid for and established there wouldn’t be anything.
That's the best basic explanation of money laundering I've ever heard and I've been on accountancy courses and fraud prevention seminars who spend three hours going round the houses with Powerpoint presentations, graphs etc and still end up at the same endpoint as Saul, except Saul did it in 1 minute 49 seconds.
And this is why people loved Breaking Bad: You get the glimpse into the dark world but you have a guide and other newbies to check the waters for you. Fantastic!!
That's why there are so many mattress companies in every city. Not because people need so many mattresses, but because criminals need to clean their money.
The government only cares about stopping drug dealers when those drug dealers are also tax evaders, which to the government is probably the worst crime possible. Imagine if we taught children this and how much better of they would be.
@@vitalityfox Even better actually because places like this were on the cheap then, everything was on sale for the affluent. If Jesse was a savvy businessman, buying this now while it was cheap would be brilliant forward thinking. Money is still a question but a little less so given the price is likely low as it stands
MrLastlived again first rule of business is you have to spend money to make money. Back then no one had money except very few people. If you were already established before the crash then yes. But after that it was hard trying to get started.
I cannot compare Ozark to breaking bad at all, the only parallels are a man doing something for his family that is illegal/high stakes, and also that it had to do with drugs/money. I really enjoyed the Ozark even though breaking bad is my favorite show, Jason Bateman is refreshing and brought a little bit of comedic relief to the role which was well needed
Money laundering 101: if someone wants to legalize $2 million of illicit funds, he or she pays double of the amount at $4 million. Thereby legalizing $2 million.
"You see, it's kinda like the Mafia, but instead of us kicking up a little bit to the Big Boss to keep earning, we instead kick up to the Government. They see they still get their payments, everything's in order, assume we are all hunky dory, and we can keep making money without having to worry about them looking after us."
@@xCorvus7x Legal bribery, basically. That's all taxes really are. You give some of your money to the government so they don't come and take all of it.
@@TimedRevolver Yes, I do, or should, at least. My apologies. I am currently engaging in a discussion with an anarcho-capitalist and so I seem to have confused the situational context. Sorry.
ChucklesMcbastard They count as a church. Churches don’t pay taxes. Look at all these mega reverends with fucking planes and million dollar incomes. They pay zero tax too.
@@jibrankhantareen7300 it was in an episode of batman the animated series. Another criminal died and left the joker like $100 million. He spent a lot of money, probably around a million and then heard he had to pay taxes. He freaked out and was going to pay, someone asked why he was going to pay it because he's the joker. Joker tells him he'll go against batman but he's not crazy enough to go against the IRS. Best bart is he found out the rest of the money was fake, only what he already blew through, and maybe another couple thousand, were real. Now he either has to go back to crime or admit someone got him with a joke.
Best front is a casino though, you can go in and give away all your money to the house and nobody bothers to ask why because they think people gambling away hundreds of thousands of dollars is normal. Nobody knows you are secretly paying for a cocaine shipment and in the unlikely event you win you just keep gambling it until you lose.
fieldy409 and where does the infinite supply of gambling money come from? If you have no job and can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars and gamble it all away on a regular basis, wouldn’t it be suspicious?
Have you ever try to distill bottled water? You will be in shock at what is left over from the distilling process from bottled water. Learn about distilling water and you will see how far the lie goes.
There’s a bakery in my town, makes the best donuts in the area, and hasn’t changed its prices in decades. It also only accepts cash, and even has an atm INSIDE THE STORE to help with that.
I would buy the McDonalds in my town. You have to pay a million or so for a single restaurant but it's very much worth it for that kind of situation. Very unnoticeable, you're a small cog in the machine. The McDonalds near me is always FULL of people, constantly going in and out. I'd make it 24 hours as well. Basically the money would be very hard to detect. It will be easy to withdraw your money as you're expected to be making some decent bank as owner, considering you already put up 1M+ for the stake. As far as taxes go, like I said..the restaurant alone would make more than enough to not even worry about paying normal IRS taxes. Therefore, your own money is pretty much all yours. You have to pay normal expenses such as employees, possibly taxes to the actual McDonalds and sundries such as napkins, condiments, the actual food, etc. But that ALL comes from your restaurants money, not yours. People will be thinking you're an average restaurant owner who's dealing with all sorts of bullshit, but in reality you have several million slipping by the business into your own pocket.
@@ripvanwinkler1548 McDonalds isn't ideal because of the high volume of credit card transactions. For money laundering you want a cash business since you're layering in dirty cash and if go from an 80/20 credit to cash ratio to something like 30/70 credit to cash you'll draw attention to yourself. Something like a strip club or a cash only business is much better. Also idk what you're on about saying it costs a million dollars to buy a McDonalds. At least in the US, McDonalds owns all their properties and they sub lease them to franchisees. They make their money off rent and franchise fees. The start up cost to get into a franchise is about $40,000 plus a 15% monthly cut of revenue.
@@andremaines Yeah tf? A brand new dairy queen with all equipment, the building and signs etc alone are like 1.25 to 1.5. Sure mcdonalds prob streamlined it but its def around the same.
xDog .SoldieRx: I'm not sure. I only pass it by occasionally, but it's right next to a burger joint that cops go to regularly, as a police station is not even 1/2 a mile away. There's also a large Catholic Church across the street. On Google Street view, you can even see a large male in complete shadow just standing in the back exit.
That was the genius of Gus' operation. He vertically integrated his restaurant chain to control the production, distribution, and laundering of his primary business. The amount of time and investment involved to do that - you can see why he got pissy with Walt. Gus' biggest mistake was getting involved with Walt.
I think Jesse was the primary problem there. Yes then it has turned and Walt has become the main problem. But i believe Jesses stupid actions led Walt that way.
Vertical integration is monopolistic and should be illegal. It forces out other competitors, usually small business owners just getting started, and centralizes everything under one business that can control price, quality, and quantity. Regulations do the same thing, since only the big guys can afford them. What better way to eliminate competition than have the government do it for you? Let's go, Brandon.
@@jamesmoriarty3877 "Vertical integration is monopolistic and should be illegal" " Regulations do the same thing, since only the big guys can afford them. What better way to eliminate competition than have the government do it for you" These are mutually exclusive statements pick one
Jimmy is the definition of practical intelligence. He always speaks purely from experience and is almost always the wiser in a conversation. Walt and Jesse are idiot and ego. The kryptonite to anyone who means better
After watching Better Call Saul, it's evident why Saul loves this place so much. He had his own office in here plus all the time he had to place to crash in, this was his home. Brilliant.
@@starwarfan8342 That0s right, if someone kills a man, hide the gun and nobody saw him tell me how to blame him? But for every thing you buy there are papers, you buy a house, papers, you buy a car, papers, the papers got the story of the money
I am 26 and do online clothing store for leaving. I earn around 2000 doller per month and Never gave 1 doller to my shitty government ever. Fuck them and fuck my country. I ain't gonna give my hard earned money to fill some corrupted basterd pocket.
@@ChrisBrown-ir6sf Wow, you just outed yourself as a selfish asshole. The roads you drive on, the plumbing and electricity you use, the police force, all things that are paid for by taxes, some corrupt officials abusing taxpayer money isn't a legitimate reason to not pay taxes.
Even before he got his own show, Saul was such an amazing character. He was sleazy as hell, but at the same time one of the most charming and likable people in the series. They definitely made the right call giving him a spin-off.
There's a clothing store in my town that I've literally never seen having a single customer, but the owner of the business just bought a brand new Audi.
Gaw Dayum! No. ua-cam.com/video/QpJNb15Pcak/v-deo.html in this video look at the time of upload and the time the guy said it was bought out. They bought it during the makings of better call Saul. And I know his writing to. He isn’t one to put in things like that just for the fuck of it
I remember someone once telling me and my classmates years back that you can technically pay your taxes on your drug money. You literally just have to put some bullshit title or reason for the cash flow, and there you go. You can be charged if you get caught doing the crime, but now all your money is basically legal due to the fact the govt got it's cut.
wealthy black man I thought it was because when cleaning your laundry, your clothes spin around and get all mixed up. So, same with money, you put clean money with your dirty money and it spins around and mixes to the point of seemingly becoming the same thing
I can't wait for season four of Better Call Saul. It's weird watching Breaking Bad clips of Saul now that I've watched BCS. I can't wait to see what makes Jimmy flip to not giving a single fuck and becoming Saul Goodman full time.
Szaam amen to that. My first thought when watching this clip was, "Holy $#!t, that's the nail salon where Jimmy had his office"! BCS, while not as good as Breaking Bad, has certainly delivered a solid spin off. This coming from the guy who just binged both shows (BB in it's entirety, BCS up to date) in the past few months.
Fuck yeah dude! I started having way more appreciation for Saul in BCS because he’s such a loveable funny and clever motherfucker Even thought that Mike Ermhantraut was even more badass than in BB
That scene feels really like a GTA pre-mission cutscene
Omg yes, then you go drive saul to somewhere while having an entertaining conversation. Then something goes wrong and there is a shootout
@@pabletoday9782 I mean Saul is basically a gta character
I mean yeah it basically gta at that point: a funny Parody character talking about something illegal in an interesting way and usually not over 5 minutes long unless its worth it
Pable Today i mean dont 70 percent of gta drug deals end in a shootout of some kind since when your games machanics boil down to driving and combat your going to want some combat in where ever you can
Miles Barksdale Ken Rosenberg
"errr wrong... million times worse... you are a tax cheat"
Amazing quote
Wesley Vane It really is how Capone was caught.
They knew Capone was a gangster and were looking for something to nail him with because he had too many fall guys. He slipped somewhere with his laundering and they got him
it was funny that every other criminal went through the income tax hoops cause like the irs said later even criminals could file but Capone being to damn stupid boom.
They don't really care about the drugs, they care about the money
According to the Internal Revenue Code: all income, regardless of its source, is liable to taxation. So back in the day, criminal entrepreneurs bought laundromats as a cover for their illicit income (hence “money laundering).
So if he’s caught, tried and acquitted, he’d still be on the hook for tax evasion.
Capone was caught because he evaded paying taxes (illegal) rather than avoiding paying taxes (legal deductions).
So laundering, is a way of evading taxes by avoiding taxes.
When you are a child, you listen to your parents. When you are grown up, you listen to your lawyer, lmao
Sound advice
Who does the lawyer listen to?
@@thomas.02 2 kind of people, one is the goverment, two is satan
@@aliefr2984 but government and satan are the same people?
@@dmnddst what kind of shithole you are living in son
You ever Heard of the Story of an mafia Family, who Started an Italian restaurant to Cover up their Dirty income and then stopped commiting Crimes cause the Restaurant did so well 😂
Buca di beppo
Hey that exactly happened in breaking bad too. I can remember the dialogue between skylar and Walter in season 5 when she said the carwash was doing really well and in few month it will be profitable and she asked walt to left meth business cause their future is secure with car wash alone.
is that really true? if yes then whats the name of their restaurant?
Olive Garden.
italians do know their way about the food
what i learn on youtube today...
Im a drug dealehhh errr.. barbershop owner and I can confirm
IMMA CRIMINAL , YO
You dont learn this in School .
Nice pnp junction diode
What i learn on youtube today
I don’t know why UA-cam recommended me this clip but suddenly I’m very interested in purchasing the pizza place down the street
JK HGGNS You’re a drug dealer??!
No he is tax cheat
Much worse(apparently)
Yeah, I think it's time to spend my "income" into building new business ventures. I'm kinda tired of keeping it all under my bed
FBI wants to know your location.
"I may be crazy enough to take on Batman, but the IRS? No thank you."
Mark Hamil as The Joker
me:
youtube recommendations: hey you should learn how to launder your money
Same. Now I know. Thanks whatever algorithm!
seem like the algorithm knows you are making a lot of money.
@@elguty4045 Not really, I'm nearly broke and this was recommended to me too!
The only thing worse than the boogeyman... the tax man...
Indeed. The bogeyman will stop when you're dead. The tax man will not and continue to keep going after your corpse, your estate, and everyone you love.
The real Baba yaga
You forgot John Wick
The tax man is the one you hire to get the boogeyman
...and all he needs is a pencil. A f###ing pencil.@@cv4809
I work as a tax collector for the government. One time a debtor called because he got a bill for not filing a tax return. He was assessed because he paid mortgage interest. I asked him how did he make the mortgage payments. He said he was a drug dealer. I told him he needs to file and pay his taxes. How he earned his money is not our concern. That’s for law enforcement. But because he earned income, he needed to file. And guess what? He complied.
@Kurt Johnson My friend, you need to talk to a shrink.
@Kurt Johnson What a bloody sociopath
Kurt Johnson go live out in the wilderness then with no power, internet, schooling, roads, gas, healthcare, toilets, plumbing, or anything. Tell me how you enjoy being a caveman. Also wasn’t it the public’s choice on voting for things since we live in a world where democracy is in place.
Kurt Johnson that sounds like something an edgy 13 yo on the internet would say bc he heard his dad repeating fox news talking points
Kurt Johnson you have to be pretty dumb to not acknowledge that taxes have paid for all the roads and governmental buildings which has established a society which again has allowed people to build companies. So no taxes doesn’t pay for your power, but without the things taxes have paid for and established there wouldn’t be anything.
Oh man now I just have to Watch this show again
*police officer walks in while they are discussing this out loud*
That's the best basic explanation of money laundering I've ever heard and I've been on accountancy courses and fraud prevention seminars who spend three hours going round the houses with Powerpoint presentations, graphs etc and still end up at the same endpoint as Saul, except Saul did it in 1 minute 49 seconds.
Real entertainer Saul (bob) .I rooted for him so much on the show. Was very happy when we was rewarded with a new show of his own
“So you want me to buy this place so I can pay taxes. I’m a criminal yo.” 😂
Say my name!
The IRS.
You're damn right!
*You, re goddamn right!
@@akey7996 *You're
@@alcoholandfun243 you're goddamn right!
My face when Saul had no clue that Jesse could’ve laundered through the arcade while Walt was laundering through the car wash.
Even the Joker doesn't mess with the IRS.
Wish I was knocking boots with the chicky babes
Best explanation than most accountant or business teachers give.
I like how Saul just openly talks about turning the place he’s in into a criminal scheme, doesn’t wait till he’s out of there.
Thanks Saul, I’ll be sure to remember this when I start my own drug ring
the fucking pitch of this video. I can’t 😂
That's Pinkman's problem - It takes him the entire run of the series to grow up
I feel like I just learned a million basic concepts that I didn’t learn in 17 years of schooling.
I'm amazed on how Aaron Paul's voice changed over the years he sound so young here!
I didn't realize that the video was sped up slightly until Jesse spoke.
And this is why people loved Breaking Bad: You get the glimpse into the dark world but you have a guide and other newbies to check the waters for you. Fantastic!!
I think Saul's Capone reference might have been the first reference to his Chicagoan heritage.
This video is sped up just slightly. You can tell from the raised pitches of their voices.
I want to see these two together again
That's why there are so many mattress companies in every city. Not because people need so many mattresses, but because criminals need to clean their money.
Me: youtube how high are you?
UA-cam: yes
Even Joker don't dare mess around with the tax man.
How is it that this clip just randomly popped up in my recommendations after Trump tax history was leaked to the NY Times?
anyone working in Fintech or a financial organisation having to pass mandatory MLR tests should see this clip first. Excellent primer!
If only it was that simple, tv makes money laundering look simpler than learning to ride a bike
Internet teaches you everything!
thank you professor, none taught like that
Man, even the Joker won't fuck with the I.R.S
haha Explained so simply, Saul Goodman one of the best TV Character of all time indeed.
Plot twist Saul is actually working for the IRS. Better have him pay tax rather than rotting away in a cell.
This was the best fucking show on TV man
And that’s why lawyers are treated like scum.
This would explain all the mattress stores in my area, now fucking way is there such a high demand for mattresses.
I think Saul Goodman was a genuinely good guy fighting what he saw to be corruption and helping the little guy
The government only cares about stopping drug dealers when those drug dealers are also tax evaders, which to the government is probably the worst crime possible. Imagine if we taught children this and how much better of they would be.
Good thing they talk about this with no one around
"There's one for you nineteen for me" said the tax man
God this show is so fucking good
I really wish they taught this to me in school, rather than asking me to find how many fucking apples John had....
How does one simply buy a nail salon without arousing suspicion then?
Even better take out a business loan so the don’t know u have money to begin with. Its doesn’t care if they’re getting their cut
Etan Plan nobody would give a business loan to someone like Jesse in 2008. Don't you remember how bad the economy was?
@@vitalityfox Even better actually because places like this were on the cheap then, everything was on sale for the affluent. If Jesse was a savvy businessman, buying this now while it was cheap would be brilliant forward thinking. Money is still a question but a little less so given the price is likely low as it stands
MrLastlived again first rule of business is you have to spend money to make money. Back then no one had money except very few people. If you were already established before the crash then yes. But after that it was hard trying to get started.
MrLastlived disregard this reply. I thought this was another video.
Wow, that's a way better explanation than what my lawyer gave me!
You guys ever see those empty ass mattress warehouses? They are empty all day but have been open for 20 years
Lol I brought a nail salon for the exact same reason I didn't need any lawyer.
I doubt that. If you were really in the business, you surely wouldn’t be stupid enough to talk about it online.
That's exactly what a successful criminal would want you to think!
thats why hes the best lawyer money can buy
When you're a criminal... but you're relax because you paid your taxes already. USA, what a great country!
Guys his name is still Earl never forget
Ozark brought me here lol
Mediocre show trying to be like Breaking Bad but without the heart.
Show has potential
I cannot compare Ozark to breaking bad at all, the only parallels are a man doing something for his family that is illegal/high stakes, and also that it had to do with drugs/money. I really enjoyed the Ozark even though breaking bad is my favorite show, Jason Bateman is refreshing and brought a little bit of comedic relief to the role which was well needed
A shame that Jesse didn't end up buying a Cinnabon store in Omaha when he left in his El Camino...
Money laundering 101: if someone wants to legalize $2 million of illicit funds, he or she pays double of the amount at $4 million. Thereby legalizing $2 million.
Pinkman was not deserved Saul.
"You see, it's kinda like the Mafia, but instead of us kicking up a little bit to the Big Boss to keep earning, we instead kick up to the Government. They see they still get their payments, everything's in order, assume we are all hunky dory, and we can keep making money without having to worry about them looking after us."
let's stay playful, Oreo
Glad they took their dosage of helium
"If you want to keep illegally earned money, just give some to the government."
Exactly, pay them to not look after you.
@@xCorvus7x Legal bribery, basically. That's all taxes really are. You give some of your money to the government so they don't come and take all of it.
@@TimedRevolver
Do you understand how state-societies work?
@@xCorvus7x Do you understand how jokes work?
@@TimedRevolver
Yes, I do, or should, at least.
My apologies.
I am currently engaging in a discussion with an anarcho-capitalist and so I seem to have confused the situational context.
Sorry.
“If they can get Capone they can get you”
All that needs to be said.
Yeah, but they can't get Scientology can they?
ChucklesMcbastard to be fair, The church of Scientology infiltrated the IRS**.
Edit: said cia but they weren’t that good. Lol
@@danemathews4037 they did infiltrate the cia
good dog Do you have a source for that? I thought so too but I only saw articles about the IRS
ChucklesMcbastard They count as a church. Churches don’t pay taxes. Look at all these mega reverends with fucking planes and million dollar incomes. They pay zero tax too.
Even the Joker doesn't mess with the IRS
How ? Something out of Batman I missed ?
/watch?v=G56VgsLfKY4
Michael Pothier “I’m crazy enough to take on Batman, but the IRS, nooooooo thank you”
Great point
@@jibrankhantareen7300 it was in an episode of batman the animated series. Another criminal died and left the joker like $100 million. He spent a lot of money, probably around a million and then heard he had to pay taxes. He freaked out and was going to pay, someone asked why he was going to pay it because he's the joker. Joker tells him he'll go against batman but he's not crazy enough to go against the IRS. Best bart is he found out the rest of the money was fake, only what he already blew through, and maybe another couple thousand, were real. Now he either has to go back to crime or admit someone got him with a joke.
"I'm crazy enough to take on Batman but the IRS? Noooooo thank you!"
//The Joker.
Zippr he really said that??
ayotiM yeah but not in ‘The dark knight’, it’s from one of the animated series with Mark Hamill
@@ayotiM Yeah, check out this scene: ua-cam.com/video/G56VgsLfKY4/v-deo.html
They say the Joker is insane, but he just views things differently. Any sane man knows the IRS always gets their due.
Obviously that was in the later, more "kid-friendly" and less serious, seasons of Batman The Animated Series.
"If you want to stay a criminal and not become, say a convict, then maybe you should grow up and listen to your lawyer." SAVAGE
Steven H Wang things that trump should have listened
He became the president of the USA, I'd say he's doing pretty well.
shinjig And he hasn’t paid any taxes in 24 years. Pretty damn good!
Mr. Funny Hands-In-Your Pants minus those tax records that were released a year back. Where it showed he paid more thsn Obama and sanders combined.
shinjig a deeply corrupt one lol.
I'm a criminal, yo.
yes, science
YES MR WHITE!! SCIENCE
Yeah Bitch , Magnets!
where is my money?, BITCH!!
All of you are just gay people, yo
So many fronts where I live. Empty hair salons with no customers at all but yet the owners driving brand new luxary cars.
William Schutz nail salons, bars, tattoo shops. Easy fronts.
Hench Bawse Definitely
Best front is a casino though, you can go in and give away all your money to the house and nobody bothers to ask why because they think people gambling away
hundreds of thousands of dollars is normal. Nobody knows you are secretly paying for a cocaine shipment and in the unlikely event you win you just keep gambling it until you lose.
fieldy409 The only problem with that is not all states allow casinos. But you are right.
fieldy409 and where does the infinite supply of gambling money come from? If you have no job and can spend hundreds of thousands of dollars and gamble it all away on a regular basis, wouldn’t it be suspicious?
As an accountant, I can vouch: To the government, a tax cheat is way worse than a drug dealer. That should tell you something very deep.
That drug dealers aren't bad at all?
Drugs are controlled by the CIA.
The Wraith Even the CIA is controlled by the CIA
Have you ever try to distill bottled water? You will be in shock at what is left over from the distilling process from bottled water. Learn about distilling water and you will see how far the lie goes.
oh wow...your an fake account. I wonder why an fake account would attack a truther like me???
"what was your mistake"
Selling drugs? Nope.
"You didn't launder your money!"
Wait what? Are you posting this comment everywere?
lol
I love how Saul uses completely useless visual aids
They are required for someone that has the mental capacity of Jesse.
Adam Leban iam a criminal yo
I bet this is how Trump learned from his dad. Then Roy Cohn.
aids
@@LemonRush7777 "So, I'm a criminal" Stupid Jesse!
Saul Goodman is one of the best written characters in Television history.
Nirmal Kirtisinghe truth
I'd wish to be related to Saul Goodman. He would be one cool uncle at family events x
Tony Soprano has entered the chat....
@Chris M
Jimmy McGill better than Tony Soprano my ass but he's indeed one hell of a character
*_I T ' S T H E T A X M A N_*
tristan *TAX MAN!*
*AND WHEN THE TAX MAN COMES THROUGH THE DOOR*
It's my new character! I'm the tax man! I go and throw tax money all over the ring and I hit them over he head with tax evasion!
Bop bop ba bop bop skibby ba doo wop.
Oh shit waddup
And this is why he has his own show.
Jimmy(and Mike) totally deserved it! Both of my fav characters in series(only morons would justify Season 3-5 Walter or hell, even dumbass Jesse)
I would have loved Jesse show too. There was also a fake trailer.
Exactly
I personally prefer him in small doses, which is why he was so great in Breaking Bad.
@Jddel Ddel most definitely!
I wouldn't go as far to say it's as good as breaking bad but it certainly is very good for a spinoff
There’s a bakery in my town, makes the best donuts in the area, and hasn’t changed its prices in decades. It also only accepts cash, and even has an atm INSIDE THE STORE to help with that.
Are they "hiring"?
I would buy the McDonalds in my town. You have to pay a million or so for a single restaurant but it's very much worth it for that kind of situation. Very unnoticeable, you're a small cog in the machine. The McDonalds near me is always FULL of people, constantly going in and out. I'd make it 24 hours as well. Basically the money would be very hard to detect. It will be easy to withdraw your money as you're expected to be making some decent bank as owner, considering you already put up 1M+ for the stake.
As far as taxes go, like I said..the restaurant alone would make more than enough to not even worry about paying normal IRS taxes. Therefore, your own money is pretty much all yours. You have to pay normal expenses such as employees, possibly taxes to the actual McDonalds and sundries such as napkins, condiments, the actual food, etc. But that ALL comes from your restaurants money, not yours. People will be thinking you're an average restaurant owner who's dealing with all sorts of bullshit, but in reality you have several million slipping by the business into your own pocket.
@@ripvanwinkler1548 McDonalds isn't ideal because of the high volume of credit card transactions. For money laundering you want a cash business since you're layering in dirty cash and if go from an 80/20 credit to cash ratio to something like 30/70 credit to cash you'll draw attention to yourself. Something like a strip club or a cash only business is much better. Also idk what you're on about saying it costs a million dollars to buy a McDonalds. At least in the US, McDonalds owns all their properties and they sub lease them to franchisees. They make their money off rent and franchise fees. The start up cost to get into a franchise is about $40,000 plus a 15% monthly cut of revenue.
@@andremaines Yeah tf? A brand new dairy queen with all equipment, the building and signs etc alone are like 1.25 to 1.5. Sure mcdonalds prob streamlined it but its def around the same.
Strange, I have one of those, too...
When you realize this is Ms. Nguyen´s salon XD
Yeah, watching better call saul it makes so much sense why he wanted him to buy the salon 😂
A TV show lawyer explained money laundering much more effectively than a college teacher with multiple degrees
I assumed your college was shit then
Just found the shitty student who expected to be spoonfed a degree's worth of knowledge without even opening their textbook.
Thats just a shitty teacher or the student wasnt paying attention.
@Kai McCook it was a joke.
June Kong this is true
There is a hair salon in my town that is barely open, very few customers, and has a very prominent camera out front.
Everything seems normal to me.
confusedwhale Does the owner pull up at the parking in a sports car?
xDog .SoldieRx:
I'm not sure. I only pass it by occasionally, but it's right next to a burger joint that cops go to regularly, as a police station is not even 1/2 a mile away.
There's also a large Catholic Church across the street.
On Google Street view, you can even see a large male in complete shadow just standing in the back exit.
confusedwhale Even better, your front has police protection and patrols. And next to a church, god bless you.
confusedwhale Does the owner party hearty and knocking boots with the chicky babes?
@Natasel Do intelligence agencies use fronts to launder Money though.
That was the genius of Gus' operation. He vertically integrated his restaurant chain to control the production, distribution, and laundering of his primary business. The amount of time and investment involved to do that - you can see why he got pissy with Walt. Gus' biggest mistake was getting involved with Walt.
also, considering how drastic his measures have been in BCS and prior, it's not so surprising that Walt was way out of line to his tastes.
I think Jesse was the primary problem there. Yes then it has turned and Walt has become the main problem. But i believe Jesses stupid actions led Walt that way.
Vertical integration is monopolistic and should be illegal. It forces out other competitors, usually small business owners just getting started, and centralizes everything under one business that can control price, quality, and quantity. Regulations do the same thing, since only the big guys can afford them. What better way to eliminate competition than have the government do it for you? Let's go, Brandon.
@@jamesmoriarty3877 "Vertical integration is monopolistic and should be illegal" " Regulations do the same thing, since only the big guys can afford them. What better way to eliminate competition than have the government do it for you"
These are mutually exclusive statements pick one
"If it gets too cold, I'll tax the heat. If you try to hide, I'll tax the street.
If you try to run, I'll tax your feet!" *TAXMAN* *IM THE TAXMAN*
Evan Peltier I am a Beatles fan, yo
They should put that on our money !!
Babylon zoo - Taxman
Damn right!
*Paul McCartney guitar solo*
Jimmy is the definition of practical intelligence. He always speaks purely from experience and is almost always the wiser in a conversation. Walt and Jesse are idiot and ego. The kryptonite to anyone who means better
Well said, totally agree.
Jessy needed to be rubbed out one or two weeks into the series..the most annoying character in the series
id ego and superego
@@nottletottle Only none of them has a superego (the conscience and watchman of your actions).
walt is a scientist, almost all scientists are egotistical.
After watching Better Call Saul, it's evident why Saul loves this place so much. He had his own office in here plus all the time he had to place to crash in, this was his home. Brilliant.
Drugs - No problem
Murder - Yeah I’ll do that
Tax Evasion - Too far
You can get away with drugs and murder.
Tax evasion is hard to pull off.
Lol
@@starwarfan8342 That0s right, if someone kills a man, hide the gun and nobody saw him tell me how to blame him? But for every thing you buy there are papers, you buy a house, papers, you buy a car, papers, the papers got the story of the money
U don't fuck with the IRS 😂
As the famous quote goes "Only two things in life are certain, death and taxes".🙂
Not true. You don't actually have to pay your taxes lol
@@peterirvin7121 but they'll always be there. Still gotta pay tax if you buy anything
@@reservoirfrogs2177 But you don't have to buy anything either. Life is harder, but with a little work, taxes are a thing of your past!
I am 26 and do online clothing store for leaving. I earn around 2000 doller per month and Never gave 1 doller to my shitty government ever. Fuck them and fuck my country. I ain't gonna give my hard earned money to fill some corrupted basterd pocket.
@@ChrisBrown-ir6sf Wow, you just outed yourself as a selfish asshole. The roads you drive on, the plumbing and electricity you use, the police force, all things that are paid for by taxes, some corrupt officials abusing taxpayer money isn't a legitimate reason to not pay taxes.
Even before he got his own show, Saul was such an amazing character. He was sleazy as hell, but at the same time one of the most charming and likable people in the series. They definitely made the right call giving him a spin-off.
There's a clothing store in my town that I've literally never seen having a single customer, but the owner of the business just bought a brand new Audi.
Try to get a job there.
@SnailRL be kinder
You don’t need a criminal attorney. You need a CRIMINAL Attorney.
Same nail salon from Better Call Saul.
SpinTic No shit Sherlock
Eric Okay
I don’t think so. The one in BCS is on the chairs are on the left side
It doesn’t look like it but knowing Gilligans writing, it probably is. Just did some renovations is all.
Gaw Dayum! No. ua-cam.com/video/QpJNb15Pcak/v-deo.html in this video look at the time of upload and the time the guy said it was bought out. They bought it during the makings of better call Saul. And I know his writing to. He isn’t one to put in things like that just for the fuck of it
One of many scenes that planted the seed for “Better Call Saul”
"You didn't launder your moneeeeey"
I remember someone once telling me and my classmates years back that you can technically pay your taxes on your drug money. You literally just have to put some bullshit title or reason for the cash flow, and there you go. You can be charged if you get caught doing the crime, but now all your money is basically legal due to the fact the govt got it's cut.
1099 tax form
Interesting fact: The term "laundering money" came from old gangsters investing in laundromats.
No, it's cleaning dirty money aka laundering
That’s not interesting. Or factual. Try again
wealthy black man I thought it was because when cleaning your laundry, your clothes spin around and get all mixed up. So, same with money, you put clean money with your dirty money and it spins around and mixes to the point of seemingly becoming the same thing
Even a wealthy black man doesn't stand a chance! Hang in there.
Al Capone to be precise. He had a chain of laudromats.
I’d hire Saul Goodman whether I was a drug dealer or a legit businessman 🤷🏻♂️😂
I can't wait for season four of Better Call Saul. It's weird watching Breaking Bad clips of Saul now that I've watched BCS. I can't wait to see what makes Jimmy flip to not giving a single fuck and becoming Saul Goodman full time.
Szaam amen to that. My first thought when watching this clip was, "Holy $#!t, that's the nail salon where Jimmy had his office"! BCS, while not as good as Breaking Bad, has certainly delivered a solid spin off. This coming from the guy who just binged both shows (BB in it's entirety, BCS up to date) in the past few months.
Prob he gets kim killed
Fuck yeah dude! I started having way more appreciation for Saul in BCS because he’s such a loveable funny and clever motherfucker
Even thought that Mike Ermhantraut was even more badass than in BB
Tristan Domb yes its interesting
where she went
A lawyer you can trust!
Old One A criminal lawyer!
And a stripper with a heart of gold!
MY ASS
@@RolandThePaladin1 He's making big money so he helps
Thank you for your service!
And this is why Saul got the spin off.