Jimmy Meets Gus | Better Call Saul (Bob Odenkirk, Giancarlo Esposito)
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- As Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) is helping Mike (Jonathan Banks) to discover who is following him, he bumps into the iconic owner of Los Pollos Hermanos, Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito).
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Season 3, Episode 2 "Witness"
Better Call Saul’s final season concludes the complicated journey and transformation of its compromised hero, Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk), into criminal lawyer Saul Goodman. From the cartel to the courthouse, from Albuquerque to Omaha, season six tracks Jimmy, Saul and Gene as well as Jimmy’s complex relationship with Kim (Rhea Seehorn), who is in the midst of her own existential crisis. Meanwhile, Mike (Jonathan Banks), Gus (Giancarlo Esposito), Nacho (Michael Mando) and Lalo (Tony Dalton) are locked into a game of cat and mouse with mortal stakes.
Produced by Sony Pictures Television, Better Call Saul stars Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Rhea Seehorn, Patrick Fabian, Michael Mando, Tony Dalton, and Giancarlo Esposito and is executive produced by Peter Gould, Vince Gilligan, Mark Johnson, Melissa Bernstein, Thomas Schnauz, Gordon Smith, Alison Tatlock, Diane Mercer, and Michael Morris.
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Gus first line in BCS/BB. "Can I help you?"
Gus last line in BCS/BB. "HAAAAAWWHHH!"
"What's with the bell, Hector? Wanna go to the toilet that bad?"
hi
I read the " hawh!" In my mind with gus's voice.
What a nice man that Gus guy is. He's the owner of the restaurant but he's out there cleaning the tables and picking up trash. Such an upstanding and wholesome member of the community.
He also supports Blue Lives Matter 🥹🙏
he is also a substantial supporter of the anti drug campaign of Albuquerque's police force
he is also a substantial supporter of the anti drug campaign of Albuquerque's police force
Employees respect that
Being willing to do your share of the dirty work is how you get your employees to like you and be loyal to you.
Wow, I love the little detail in Gus offering to clean his watch because it symbolizes that the watch is dirty because it was just in the trash.
Bravo, Vince! Bravo! 👏
Swing and a miss 😂
The fact that enough people have watched this in the first 12 hours to account for just over 10% of the channel’s subscribers (115k subs and 150k views) is astonishing to me…
I think the watch symbolizes both Jimmy's & Gus's weaknesses for money & pride. Both Jimmy's act of dropping the watch & Gus's act of letting go of the watch symbolize their shared desire to escape being slaves to capitalism. Truly one of the scenes of all time.
I interpreted it as Gus’ informal attempt to get Jimmy to hang back a few seconds longer to get a better ‘scent’ of him.
You don’t meet Gus. Gus meets you.
Thru a proper guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who...
Unless it’s through your mom.
My guy knows a guys who knows a guy😂
You don't knock Walter. Walter knock you.
@@mangalvnam2010 Who are those guys
I love that we're shown how hard Jimmy tries to go unnoticed and blend in with his environment while in the background we see the master of hiding in plain sight and he's purposefully indirectly shown to us for 2 weirdly long shots of Jimmy's face lol
Jimmy's a con man, he's focused on the one guy. As long as that guy doesn't notice he's being watched, Jimmy's meeting his goals as far as he's concerned. But to an observant third party, like the audience or Gus, it's very obvious that he's watching this one guy
Ironically this makes Jimmy's quick thinking with the watch kinda backfire--if Gus knows he's acting suspicious, then he'll know that Jimmy probably didn't actually lose his watch, which means Jimmy must be clever, think quick on his feet, and is probably experienced at this kind of thing. Gus gets a full read on Jimmy, without ever having to reveal himself at all, and Jimmy's too busy trying to not blow his cover that he's not even looking for anything suspicious
@@dandelionthief3979 that's insane writing honestly
@@dandelionthief3979 Can you help with this scene? i've only seen clips. Who is that guy being watched and why did he come into Gus' place?
watch the whole show, its very good.@@kernalbert4939
You don't even realize that it's Gus for almost 75% of that blurred shot. The fact that your mind just clicks and then you can't unsee him.
I love Jimmy's continual disgust at the taste of the coffee.
Too much sugar 🤓.
It wasn’t slippin enough
Lyle will pay for this...
Yeah, I caught that too! You would think that in any one of Gus Fring's Los Pollos Hermanos restaurants that the coffee would be top notch, and taste fantastic!
@@michaelnazaruk4100 He didn't like it because he himself put too much sugar in it
Gus' demeanor is just so friendly and charming. Its crazy to think it's all a charade. And what an insane performance from Gian Carlo.
His Spanish is shockingly bad
It makes me wonder if this is the real Gus, while his connections to the underworld made him adapt and become a monster for survival.
@@keithh273idk seems like he was a bit of a shady character considering his ambiguous background in Chile
@@jackohalloran6659 That's a very good point!
I lost ALL respect for Giancarlo when he took up the Spanish-speaking parts of the series with zero study or preparation. It was just so inexcusably awful and cringey to watch for anyone who understands native-level Spanish, much less Chilean accents.
I could watch an entire show about Gus just going about his life doing everyday things like a normal person.
I could watch an entire watch about Watch just going about his watch doing everyday watches like a normal watch.
A series that’s just Gus doing his chores, going shopping, ironing his clothes. No crime or anything. Just a pretty older man doing his thing
whacking off?
I love how Gus is a millionaire but he still takes his time to do simple activities around the restaurant.
The guy just want everything perfect and under his control, that's his obssession
To be fair, that's what most Chik Fil A owners do as well
The appearance of normality is important to a savvy criminal mastermind.
Normal activies, and mundane tasks give the impression of an everyday man trying to get by.
Gotta stay grounded, fam
What else is he gonna do?
"It's been in worse places."
*Christopher Walken has entered the chat*
“This watch I got here was first purchased by your great grandfather during the First World War. It was bought from a little general store in Knoxville, Tennessee, made by the first company to ever make wristwatches. Up until then people just [chuckles] carried pocket watches. It was bought by Private Doughboy Ryan Coolidge on the day he set sail for Paris.”
It's a vague fisting reference, but I'd like to believe Saul Goodman knows for a fact the watch he's wearing was involved in some grievous torture before he got it as compensation.
Saul reaction time was perfect, so quick to think to let go the watch, perfect cover, genius
As much as I liked the character, that to me was just showing how he's always the snake in the grass slithering his way in and out of scenarios.
i think it would have been in the script so he would have read it and they would have told him what to do and say
@@HP-gi3tn lol
@@arizonatea3734 Like... a lawyer?
@@TadRaunch not like a criminal lawyer but, Like a criminal...lawyer.
Two regulars who never had a scene together. The only duo left would be Jesse and Walt Jr.
Jesse was present with Gus in many scenes in Breaking Bad, like Salud and also the scene where Gus shows Hector who killed Joaquin
I didn't mention Gus....@@lukelouis4080
@@lukelouis4080I think OP means Jesse and Walt Jr never had a scene together. Like, Gus is not a third wheel.
@@Chaotickilljoy ohh my bad haha
@@lukelouis4080🤦♂️
That Jimmy guy looks rather attentive and good at giving excuses, I think he'd make a great lawyer
Who, Jimmy? Slippin' Jimmy with a law degree is like a chimp with a machine gun!
unoriginal unfunny and just cringe 😐
@@petricor1420your comment? I agree!
@@МихайлоЛитвиненко-б9хHE DEFECATED THROUGH A SUNROOF
@@TheGaloX Still a great lawyer.
Wow, I love how they added the subtle scene of Gus asking if there's anything else he can do for Saul, because it symbolizes that he works in this place.
Place this in works he that symbolizes it because, Saul for do can he else anything there's if asking Gus of scene subtle the added they how love I, wow.
Sorry. It's just my OCD reading from end to start.
Wow, I love the fact that bots post identical looking comments within an hour!
@@billkgeorge bots writing the same comment symbolizes that they have watched the same video.
What a subtle detail, bravo Vince!
BRAVO VINCE
@@tukan1652 thanks bot
Gus is not stupid. He noticed that Jimmy looking for something else.
This is how they find Mike and start following him.
and jimmy is the look but dont make it obvious meme
they had already started following mike at this point and he followed them back to los pollos which is why he sent jimmy in there. this is how gus knew that mike was onto him
Mike should have known better than to use somebody as inconspicuous as Jimmy.
No way
"Gus is not stupid. He noticed that Jimmy looking for something else. This is how they find Mike and start following him."
How does that make sense? Gus sees someone possibly acting shady with his head in the garbage at the restaurant, and then he just knows that somehow he's gotta tail this guy to find Mike?
Gus when he sells you chicken :😄
Gus when he sells you drugs: 😠
one of the only times Jimmy and Gus interact with each other in the series
The only I think 🤔
Sadly
I think it's implied that they have interacted with each other in other instances, just not shown
Which would be pretty consistent. In BB Saul does say he knows a guy who's so careful he doesn't even know his name.
This is without a doubt the best way that BCS ever brought back a character from “Breaking Bad.” If you had watched BB, it was practically obvious that Gus was the one moving around Jimmy and you were on the edge of your seat waiting for it to be made official. If you hadn’t seen BB, it was still made clear that the character was very important. Such excellent framing 💯
That way they framed his double cheeks tho 😩 Bravo Vince, excellent work as always.
The framing and introduction of Gus in BCS was perfect. Gus was blurred out in the background, cleaning and bussing tables. As he got closer, his head was never in the frame. He was moving around people, invisible to everyone, including Saul. Amazing introduction to a top-tier villain.
My teenage son, caught it, before I did. I'm slipping. Lol.
I hate that I read that as him "bussing😏" tables
Never seen a manager be this professional and helpful. He could be the manager of the year
Not the manager.
*De bohss*
@@blokvader8283Da Boss Consogme
That would be
Acceptable
He doesn't own multiple restaurants in the state for nothing
@@blokvader8283 Da boss can sock me!!!
What a nice guy. Hope everything works out for him.
I heard he has a blast
@@josephmay852Lmao.
@@josephmay852Hmm, hmm yeah, that is one way to put it
Or at least he fixes his necktie one last time before he checks out
ding ding ding!
The ridiculous amount of time the camera spent on Saul's face made it very clear something else is happening in the background :P
When I first watched this episode it was killing me that Gus was just hovering around fully aware of the situation cleaning up like any old restaurant manager /worker! 😂
His mule was in the building so he was high alert, he was pretending to be busy so he could watch for any suspicious behaviour
I liked the part where he said "a watch clasp breaking is bad" and then they winked and did finger guns at each other.
That didn't happen in this clip. Did it happen at all?
@@marcuslandryIt did happen, as clear as day
It didn't happen in this clip. Maybe the original airing, but not in this clip. LOL You can't give me the time stamp of something that didn't happen.@@filerecovery5319
@@filerecovery5319I saw it happen
Why did they make guns for Finger out of nowhere? Are they stupid?
Who is that manager guy? His face really rings a bell!
Your worst nightmare, if you cross him.
lmao I think I see what you did there
_...HAA--__
LOL
I can tell you, but it’s going to blow your head.
It is so sad to me that this is their only seen together, their characters complement each other so well, it almost makes me wish Gus blackmailed Jimmy instead of Nacho
My guess is it's because they really have no affinity for each other given that Jimmy is chaotic neutral and Gus is lawful evil. It's probably why Gus typically sent Mike who is lawful neutral to deal with Jimmy instead given they at least have some affinity as neutral characters.
Wouldn't have worked with the continuity anyhow. Saul and Gus never interact directly in Breaking Bad and Saul wasn't even aware of Gus being the Meth Distributor as Mike kept that information from him.
yeah it is sad , 😢
@@craigore2011lawful?
Yes, I understand your confusion about that. A big misconception about being "lawful" in terms of this morality system is that it doesn't mean adhering to laws as written but to one's own established sense of right and wrong which Gus does as a very orderly person with a strong tendency to do what is "right" even if it's evil or illegal as hell. "Chaotic," the opposite of lawful, is not giving a shit even if one knows it's wrong which better describes the Salamancas and Saul Goodman.
The scene where Walt is first mentioning Gus by name in Saul's office, and Saul is extremely quiet and deep in thought, I feel like he's thinking back to this moment. "The guy who tried to help with the watch? That was him? Holy Shit!"
I love that he's in soft focus on the background but as soon as you see that cream colored shirt you know
Gus is my favourite. When I grow up I just want to be like him.
With half of your face exploded?
@subhuman1637 Half of his face was still intact though, look on the bright side
A gay drug lord?
@@anondalorian3719 Professionally . I mean 😆
@@anondalorian3719😏
I love how in the scene, they edited clips they had filmed of actors pretending to be characters, while those actors were saying lines they had memorized and behaving in ways consistent with their characters. I also love how they used multiple angles, shots, and types of focal lengths. Absolutely masterful.
I love the way they hit record so they can show us these masterful performances later on.
Gilligan never ceases to amaze! Bravo Vince!
It's brilliant how they filmed this with cameras. Vince you've done it again
@@Nutthut BRO i know right? It’s sheer genius
It's truly amazing how they captured a specific moment in time in video format for watching at a later time. Maybe one day they can figure out how to record non-moving picture
You gotta give kudos to the director for choosing to portray this scene with the use of a video camera and microphones. That way, human senses can turn the light and vibrations into information and understand the story. I heard the studio was going for electric and termosensors instead, but Vince stood his ground. Bravo!
You gotta give kudos to the braindead audience for using the same joke for over a decade. They could've made new, better jokes, but they're so creatively bankrupt that they never stopped. Bravo!
@@Bessux Oh no it's the fun DEA
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The way Saul dropped the coffee cup in the trash is the same way Walt did it in season 4 episode 6 capturing the fate of Walt, Saul and Gus perfectly. Absolutely genius.
Bravo Vince!
"It's been in worse places."
Yeah like an old folks home dumpster with fresh diapers being poured on his head.
Made me think of Pulp Fiction.
You know, apart from being a blood-soaked drug kingpin, Gus Fring was a damn good boss and example to his restaurant employees.
Jimmy threw away a basket when he dumped his tray
And gus took it out
0:08 My face when I drink coffee from Whataburger 🤮
These two had the roles of their lifetime as well, along with Bryan, Aaron, Dean, and Jonathan, of course. Genius casting!
I like how they showed Gus's athletic behind in tight pants. It symbolizes that Gus takes care of everything, even his body. Vrabo Bince!
Bruh and that shot where’s he walking up to Lalo’s table???? DOUBLE CHEEKED UP
*Look at me Hector.*
When I wear my athletic khakis and dress shirt to work, i like to think I'm Gus.
@@dmaxwell910901"Eyes up here Hector"
😂😂😂 Y’all are killing me!
I wish they had another interaction before BB. Like Saul stops by to eat or order food home then Gus kindly talks to him again.
I think how short it is is more clever as they both don't realise the impact they end up having on each other. Just one brief encounter
I feel the same.
Interesting that this first appearence of gus on the show is the only scene he shares with the protagonist.
Any way, the form that it was made was actually more plausable, because they re not suposed to have any relationship, the same in BB.
Yea
@@ElStink4Kholy crap that’s actually so smart and why they never met eachother ever again or even exchange a real dialogue even though both are main characters
"Help me step-Gus, I'm stuck"
😐....😂
Crazy to think that this is literally the only time we see them interacting directly
What a helpful, nice man and entrepreneur. I'm sure he's not some drug lord who's going to get half his face blown off by a man in a wheelchair.
Half a face! The other half is still intact, for the case when somebody wants to look at him from his left side
@@SuperCosty2010 Yeah you're right I fixed it
Well now how would you've come to such a horrific idea??
DINGDINGDINGDINGGG
How very non specific of you
This is the exact moment Jimmy's watch became Heisenwatch
3:16 "Ah! There it is. Right behind the camera."
That was some real quick and sharp thinking from Jimmy, outsmarting Gus of all people just like that.
I love how this mimics Walts first visit there and trying to figure things out.
Same with Lalo
And Salamanca twins as well
The way Gus is offering help to clean the watch... fabulous! Bravo Vince!
I don’t get it can you explain why it’s important ????? I am having a hard time understanding why
It's a meme.@@Blakviet05
@@Blakviet05he wanted to see if the clasp was broken
Gus has a subtle way of asking something so insignificant, to get at the truth. Like When he was at the FBI, making a community service visit. He noticed a picture of Walt and Hank, together:
"Is he one of your agents?" Lol
I love that they include the spinning fan on the ceiling which has is meaningful on several levels. First, it signifies that it’s New Mexico and its hot there. More importantly, it signifies that it’s going to get insanely hot for Gus when the bomb blows up in his final scene!
That’s reaching a bit far buddy😂
The moving, circular motion of the fans are also a definitive and deliberate creative decision to showcase the concept and nature of ''cycles'' - how most characters go through the same ''cycle'' as others - having a lucky break, experiencing success and then experiencing their own downfall from their own decision, greed and all.
Evidently wrote and planned by the showrunners - I expected nothing less than seeing those fans, used both literally and symbolically!
Bravo Vince!
It also signifies that we are all fans of the show
I see now how it was there to symbolize the downward spiral of all the corrupt characters in the Breaking Bad universe.
love the detail in saul still looking for something in the trash even after gus found his watch
Wow, I love the subtle detail of Gus wearing a yellow shirt, because a chicken's skin is slightly yellow, and they work in....a fried chicken restaurant! Such brilliant writing.
I like how, they used the background noise of the restaurant, instead of using music, it made it feel like your were there...
No doubt borrowed from the restaurant scene in "The Godfather": no background music, until *after* Michael whacks Sollozzo and Capt McCluskey.
Gus showing in front of Jimmy is like ghost coming from the dead!! This the fist time we see Gus alive since the explosion.
"Gus showing in front of Jimmy is like ghost coming from the dead!!"
Ho- Howard? Howard! Howard, you need to leave.
0:06 the moment he became sippin jimmy
1:07 Why do they keep the camera pointed at Gus's unfocused butt for such a long amount of time
You know this is the only time Jimmy and Gus meet each other ONCE. You never see the interaction of these 2 again throughout Breaking Bad.
Mad props to the production for recruiting the Sun, im sure it was mighty hot to get it to show up and bring in just the right amount of lighting
I like how the face that saul makes when drinking symbolyzes that coffee at los pollos hermanos is not very good.
He should have complained when Gus came to him at the trash bin.
"I... would choose my words... very carefully if I were you."
Thats cause Hector just pissed in the coffe machine
Actually it's cause earlier in the scene, he put too much sugar into his coffee while trying to keep a close eye on the guy he was following.
Definitely wondering if Gus put a guy on Jimmy to watch him until he was sure of Mike’s intentions.
2:48
What a kind and helpful manager! I sure hope he gets to play some bigger, positive role in this series
There is phenomenal irony in gus running a chicken restaurant, byt actually being brave
The irony in that we take "chicken" to mean cowardly, but in reality chickens will fuck you up on-sight if you gave them a reason.
@@SigTheSauceMan😂😂
Yes they will kick you in the shins and peck at you.@@SigTheSauceMan
Love the camera work, with Gus out of focus during most of the scene. Then...."Can I help you?"
Great scene!
I always wonder, what the chances are in your everyday life, that a stranger you might meet who is excellent and gives off friendly vibes, can be a brilliant psychopath behind closed doors.
One of my favourite scenes. Jimmy's laser eyes on the random bag guy 👀 meanwhile Gus is stood right next to him 🧐
It's interesting that, as far as I can remember, this is the ONLY time Jimmy/Saul and Gus ever interact in either show.
La única vez que jimmy y gus se vieron cara a cara
Sometimes you can meet most dangorous person and you don't even realise who that was!
What a nice gentleman offering help to his customers. I hope he doesn't end up finishing a whole cartel.
Iconic is too tame a word for this meeting of two of the best TV character creations of all time ….
I love how the burgers are wrapped in paper as it symbolizes that they sell burgers there
They also got fried and grilled chicken.
nice catch 😃
I think Gus specifically went that route in sweeping so he can tell the guy with the bag "You're being watched" in a whisper and used the noise of the dustpan to cover it.
1:08 - 1:16
He may have seen from the distance in the background of Jimmy watching the guy with the bag, walked past him sweeping to be sure, and then tip the guy off hes being watched.
This is refreshing! Thanks for an interesting comment. I was feeling numb after going through empty meaningless mockery comments that actually lower a person's IQ. Not sure if its a Gen-Z thing!
Gus is interesting. He’s so solitary and confident. He keeps a good eye on his business by sweeping, cleaning and helping with customer service.
I can’t help but wonder that since his background can’t be found prior to 1986 that he may have been on Pinochet’s elite “security” guys who disappear people and coherce agreements with the regime. So when Pinochet was ousted they gave him a new identity. Because he’s so able to rise above emotion and look simply for the yes/no answer. An answer that takes deep thinking when he has no time to think yet he stays cool and aloof. Like he’s such a finely trained special guard near the top all emotions have been wiped away. His guy feelings and intuition work exceptionally well for him.
I love how when they see each other again in Breaking Bad they remember this scene instantly.
In other news looks up vacuous truth.
They never met in BrBa.
@@InitialAA
That's the joke. Look up what vacuous truth means. It's like 'If X is a human being who is an element of the empty set, then X has exactly 4 legs and has exactly 3 legs.'
@@nicbentulanbruh your comment explaining this just confused me even more
@@GoongisKahn
Just look up vacuous truth.
@@GoongisKahn It's like when your kid is whining about wanting a new toy and you tell them "if I win the lottery, I'll buy you that toy". You're not technically lying, it's just that you'll never win the lottery (since you never bought a ticket) so it doesn't matter what you say is going to happen after.
Knowing gus he caught on fast to Jimmy’s trail but regardless Jimmy’s watch drop trick was a perfect excuse for digging in the garbage. He was quick about it to. That’s Slippin Jimmy for ya.
I like this scene because Gus is subtly testing out Jimmy behind his friendly guise. He says ‘if it’s in here…’ which I think is a subtle implication/warning that he better not be lying, then when he finds it he realises Jimmy is a lot smarter than he looks (given how quickly he thought to actually drop his watch in there to have an excuse to be looking in a bin).
Also when he offers to clean it in a friendly way (maybe to take it away to install a tracker?) and Jimmy politely refuses, he realises Jimmy is not a mug/too gullible. He managed to ascertain quite a bit about Jimmy’s character simply from being friendly with him.
A tracker in his wrist watch ? Man that would be one small device to go unnoticed ? I bet he keeps such things in his office at the resteraunt along with watch tools to dissaseble and hide tiny trackers in peoples watches 😂😂😂😂😂
Gus actually enjoys running the restaurant
its illegal to be here this early x(
yea
Then you better call saul
Same
Yes! If this were a video game there should be an impenetrable food tray in the way of the door
You gotta love how dirty the trash bin is, and after Gus digs around in there, he is completely spotless.
Bravo Vince!! Jimmy and Gus, two ordinary individuals rummaging through garbage in search of valuables, can symbolize the quest for meaning in everyday life. The golden watches they are trying to retrieve represent a commonly accepted symbol of status and success. However, the fact that these watches are found in a trash bin suggests that the values and ideals we pursue can be relative and subject to change.
This scene can also be interpreted as an allegory for true existential wealth, which is often missed when we focus solely on material possessions. Jimmy and Gus, overcoming their aversion to garbage, search among it for something valuable, reflecting the human capacity to find beauty and worth in the most unlikely of places.
0:31 I absolutely LOVED that.
Earlier while watching a previous episode I was wondering "will we meet Gus ?" and I was hoping they would shoot a scene where he is working in the background, just passing by, with his iconic yellow shirt, being so polite and upstanding. And of course we would ABSOLUTELY know who it would be at first sight.
And guess what. They did it. And nailed it.
3:25 "It's been at worse places!" The guy found Butch Coolidge's watch.
What a nice man, i hope he keeps all of his face!
He offered to clean his watch so he could check if the clasp was actually broken 👀
I love the picture of Saul in the trash with nobody nearby...cut to image from inside and Gus is right beside him.
Jimmy being pretty obvious he's watching the guy.
Since I discovered Gus Fring, I'm very wary of all the people that are nice to me.
The sound in bb /bcs along with the detailed shots and world building is what does it for me. Its immersive.
such small details go a long way. Jimmy's quick reaction to throw the watch into the trash but more importantly, Gus never wanted to actually clean the watch, he wanted to see if it was broken. He already suspected something was up.
Even before. Him cleaning up is a signal to the delivery guy not to leave the bag of cash. Gus knows he's being watched.
This man Gus Fring, was an honest legitimate business owner who built himself here in America after escaping the Pinochet regime in Chile. He was a man of the community. Sadly he died in a terrorist attack while visiting an Elderly old man. that's how empathic he was. Even took from his own busy time to see and visit the elderly. Such an inspiration.
Gus knows jimmy is checking out the drop man..... and by gus walking over to drop mans table, the drop man knows not to drop and walks away.
02:36 This moment Saul Goodman becomes Mr. Bean
Amazing how the garbage goes in the garage symbolizing the place where the garbage goes.
This might only be the only face to face interaction Jimmy will have with Gus
I like how both shows introduced Gus the same way. a simple guy in the background just maintaining his restaurant
"It's been in worse places" xD like there's worse places than a trash can
Jimmy doesn't seem to find the Coffee acceptable...
Gus peed in it.
I'm sure Gus knew That it wasn't just about the watch!!! When two criminals meet one has to outplay and outsmart the other but they both understand what's going on!
One of the best rewind moments ever
The fact that enough people have watched this in the first 12 hours to account for just over 10% of the channel’s subscribers (115k subs and 150k views) is astonishing to me…
You meant 15k views?
@@edmonddantes4705 yes thx
It’s crazy how many “role of a lifetime” one show brought to these actors…
"May I clean this for you?"
"No, its been in worse places"
"Given I'm currently holding it: Not your ass, right?"
The comments on videos in the BB/BCS universe and The Boys are consistently amazing. 💀