"I was more than a willing participant, I was indispensable. I kept Gus Fring in business! I washed his dishes, I cooked his chicken, I opened for him and I made 24 *hours* of extra overtime!"
"Mr. Fring, you sure you want to be left with these guys?" bro had Gus given him the word, Lyle would've single-handedly obliterated Hector, Nacho and Arturo right there
It's one of those moments where I hate the fact that BCS is a prequel, you just know Lyle won't annihilate Hector with his eyes because he's in Breaking Bad
Somewhere out there is an experimental script about Lyle and his eventual rise as a CEO of multiple restaurant chain business. "Always Versatile Lyle." Do it, Vince.
Why would be the spinoff called gotta dial lyle? This show is spinoff of other show and the names aren't similar at all. Why would be spinoff of this show called smilarly?
@@quixote_7 The "universality of education" was the concept that ANYONE should be able to improve themselves in an affordable way. It was a great experiment.
I'll admit Lyle is impressive but he couldn't clean the fryer to an acceptable standard. Pretty sure that is why Gus had to blow up the restaurant. Couldn't live with the shame and embarrassment that Lyle put on Gus.
@@Dave2kool4skool No no. He managed to get it to "acceptable" don't you dare try taking that away from him. What he was looking for was "good" but Gus wouldn't give him the satisfaction. That's why Lyle used his 24 hours of overtime pay to create a disguise and blow up the restaurant in a Gus costume.
making Lyle clean the grill over and over again when he didn't need to and not even telling him he did a good Job at the end of it was by far the cruellest thing Gus has ever done.
Jokes aside, Lyle is probably one of the most morally pure people in the Breaking Bad universe. We don't see a lot of him, but in the moments we do, we see a young, cordial and hardworking member of society just trying to get a start in the world. He doesn't even protest to basically getting a tighter schedule upon Gus informing that he won't be in for the whole week, and instead chooses to express his condolences and worries instead.
Even the way Lyle is humming the store's song to himself early in the dead of morning when most people would be annoyed or exhausted, he takes on a large amount of responsibility with zero protest and even asks if Gus needs a ride to the airport. This is something that most people really never do, and I find it very wholesome to see a character like Lyle exist in this universe. I wish to see more of him. Loyal Lyle.
The saddest part about this is that Lyle probably got promoted to manager in breaking bad, and after the collapse of Los Pollos it’s useless on his resumé, poor Lyle
Lyle is a real stand up guy. In a very short frame of time he went from dishwasher to store manager. In a story full of people who took dangerous paths, he found his way to success by legal means alone.
@@newbleppmore7855when those truck drivers/engineers/laborers get hungry, where do you think they eat? Go to any McDonald’s in a major city during lunch hours, you’ll see plenty of those people eating there happily
Lyle is morally the best person who ever appeared in the breaking bad universe imo. Bro even offered to give Gus a ride to the airport because he thought there was a family emergency. Such a good dude. I got so nervous every time he was on screen because I figured knowing how this series goes he’d end up super dead over some bullshit that didn’t need to happen.
The fryer scene hits me totally different now. After the S6 scene where Gus is scrubbing the grout on his tub, I'm starting to think that cleaning was one of his go-to outlets when under a lot of stress. Maybe Gus *wanted* to scrub the fryer himself, but not so badly that he didn't respect Lyle's desire to fix the perceived problem.
I absolutely loved the scene where Lyle first asks Gus "Mr. Fring, you sure you want to be left with these guys?" and then proceeded to morph into this enormous fire spitting chicken and then brutally obliterated those bad guys who were threatening Gus' business
It breaks my heart a little to think of Lyle finding out about Gus' real business in BB. I'm sure that he got another job, maybe a better one financially, but he never sang another corporation's theme song when he was by himself again.
Lyle is everything that Michael wishes he was: a true employee of the month who gets everything done efficiently and effectively no matter the task asked of him from Mr. Fring
@@maulrat588 Yes but also because he's just a generally good person deep down. He just wants to do business with who he has to, he doesn't want to involve innocent people in the mix.
More companies need to understand that employees like Lyle exist and are worth getting a raise every now and then. Employees who actually care about doing their jobs right are invaluable
Employees like Lyle have that old school work ethic that is rare to find these days in young people. By the time they reach 30 most are disgusted and burned out by the abuse from employers to care about doing a great job.
Still not as crazy as when Jimmy McGill woke up in his parent's house revealing the entire series was just a dream and he was still working at his dad's gas station.
@@TrackpadProductions "you can go home." "if you would like to take another crack at it, you can go ahead." is being rude... not the brightest penny are you
Last scene of the series should have been Lyle opening a secret hatch under the chicken resturant, revealing a cook operation ten times the size of the one Gus was running, and there were teams of chemists working producing tons of blue crystal. Then he just laughs and the series ends.
The fact he's singing the song at the end is so adorable. He's so stand-up and committed to the restaurant that he goes singing a little jingle before opening. He's like a young Hank Hill. 🥺
The actor who played Lyle was so perfectly convincing. It's hard to imagine in real life that's he's not some passive nerd working 16 hours a day for $5/hour. Makes me wonder, how he got the role. Maybe the director walked into a chicken shop one day and saw him and thought.......damn, that's exactly who I'm looking for.
@@dorianl3788 considering that in the show we are shown him taking extra care of his employees that is a safe bet. I mean free therapy and around the clock pay for being exposed to the cartel stuff
@@hopelessspaghetti5310 wdym woooosh lmao?? the fact that lyle did in fact meet walter white wasn't even part of the joke why are you saying he didn't get it??
@@greenytoaster because the joke hinges on the fact Lyle did not meet Walter and the joke being that Lyle in his eternal power would have fodderized walter with a look.
After the chicken man blew up, Lyle couldn't even get a letter of recommendation from him. Truly the most tragic thing to happen in the Breaking Bad universe.
Most dangerous character in better call Saul, apart from Walt junior. It’s a shame we never got to see them meet and have the ultimate fight of the show
What about Huell Babineaux? Depressed Donald Margolis is a solid contender as well, in one episode he killed more people than anyone managed to in both shows.
I think Gus treated his employees very well and also did pay them pretty well too. That’s really all it takes. Be a leader, not a boss. Gus was a leader in his normal side of his life. He cleaned, tended to the customers, took orders, made food, etc. Being on the frontline with your employees really does make them like you better. So I think Lyle was probably fine with doing him that favor. He’ll probably get a nice bonus too. The show did a great job of showing Gus’s work ethic toward his employees.
Lyle is easily the most wholesome. I really wish he could of gotten a mini web series showing him slowly learn about who Gus really was and how his life moved along.
i once worked in a fast food kinda like this but we served roasted chicken and working with a guy like Lyle would have been the best thing you can hope for when youre working in this business
all of us in HS worked in some kind of fast food and usually with the same team we knew at HS. It was fun, our first jobs, and we lived at home in the sixties/seventies. My bros. never regretted and remembered fondly. We never thought we were underpaid, and being from a farm background hard work was expected, and delivered without question. It was only as adults (including my grandfathers' memoirs) that we found some co=workers could be real problem people and asshats and gamers for little gain.
2:37 It's actually a secret reference to a third major player in the drug cartel being lyles gang If he would have called someone that place would have been a war zone in 10 mins
I was honestly scared that Gus would kill Lyle while he was cleaning the fryer out of frustration like he did Victor. He just seemed like a genuinely nice guy lol.
Gus HAS to be paying Lyle a truckload of money for him to be willing to show up at work, at 4 AM, singing the damn restaurant's jingle while still having the audacity to ask Fring if he's running late.
Lyle is Gus’s top man Not Mike, not Victor and certainly not Tyrus 😎 He survived through the events of Breaking Bad and to my relief he wasn’t one of those victims of the 10 men killed and shanked in prison by Jack’s gang as ordered by Waltuh White. I guess even Waltuh feared Lyle 😂
Lyle is an exemplary employee, and probably an exceptionally good human being as well. For those reasons, I find him unbelievable. People like that do not exist in the real world.
The first chicken fried on that fryer the next day was so unbelievably fresh and pure that the customer began to weep tears of joy and sadness knowing they would never taste something as amazing ever again in their lives.
"Gus Fring couldn't have done it without me." - Lyle
Underrated comment
"I was more than a willing participant, I was indispensable. I kept Gus Fring in business! I washed his dishes, I cooked his chicken, I opened for him and I made 24 *hours* of extra overtime!"
" the drug empire?"
"what?"
Pretty sure he dresses up like a gecko now and streams if I’m not mistaken
@@foxtrot-Luv 💀
"Mr. Fring, you sure you want to be left with these guys?" bro had Gus given him the word, Lyle would've single-handedly obliterated Hector, Nacho and Arturo right there
It's one of those moments where I hate the fact that BCS is a prequel, you just know Lyle won't annihilate Hector with his eyes because he's in Breaking Bad
Somewhere out there is an experimental script about Lyle and his eventual rise as a CEO of multiple restaurant chain business.
"Always Versatile Lyle."
Do it, Vince.
I bet if Lyle had training he'd have taken him along side Mike
lyle solos
You may have mistaken Lyle with Spiderman.
What a complex and well written character. I can’t wait for him to get his own spin off show, “Gotta Dial Lyle”.
just him running a food delivery service on his bike lol
Why would be the spinoff called gotta dial lyle? This show is spinoff of other show and the names aren't similar at all. Why would be spinoff of this show called smilarly?
@@slovnicurling9808 you dial Lyle for fast food delivery
GDL
@@slovnicurling9808 Damn, you're a really funny guy.
I have seen people like Lyle when I worked in retail . Supervisors willing to work around the clock and hard only to be treated like garbage .
Lyle seemed to be treated with a lot of respect by gus
Hey Professional, didn't expect you to be here.
Well, Lyle definitely _wasn't_ treated like garbage by his boss. Which is likely why he's such a good employee in the first place.
Hey man, didn’t expect to see you on this channel. I see you have a good taste in TV shows.
@@InfamousRevolver Maybe because he is a GTA youtuber and Trevor's actor is in this show?
Lyle is a ride or die. "Mr Fring, you sure you want to be left alone with these guys"
HE WAS READY FOR THROW DOWN
Good thing Gus sent him home. Poor Nacho wouldn't have lasted a minute against Lyle "the pyle driver".
That’s loyalty right there, even though he’s getting $8.25/ hour
@@BogdanPredko To be fair, this took place in the early 20s, so thats honestly a decent pay (atleast before 2007)
Hector is really lucky Lyle was in a good mood that day, He would have been toast
*deep fried alive
He was reasonably happy
The fact that they hearted this 😂
He would've been the one saying "I put you in that wheelchair!"
@@bigislander72
You think Lyle is the one that switched the pills
I imagine Lyle goes to community college while working at los pollos hermanos and his parents are very proud of him.
that's what we all did in the seventies. and a lot of us where had finished our military service, too.
@@louisliu5638 Now look at purchasing power in the 70s compared to today.
@@louisliu5638 man I wish i could pay for college with a minimum wage job
Good on him!
@@quixote_7 The "universality of education" was the concept that ANYONE should be able to improve themselves in an affordable way. It was a great experiment.
Lyle is more than just a good employee and a standup guy.
Lyle is the very image of Los Pollos Hermanos Standards
Lyle slangin the REAL addictive substances... fried chicken
Just eat it!
I'll admit Lyle is impressive but he couldn't clean the fryer to an acceptable standard. Pretty sure that is why Gus had to blow up the restaurant. Couldn't live with the shame and embarrassment that Lyle put on Gus.
@@Dave2kool4skool xD
@@Dave2kool4skool No no. He managed to get it to "acceptable" don't you dare try taking that away from him. What he was looking for was "good" but Gus wouldn't give him the satisfaction. That's why Lyle used his 24 hours of overtime pay to create a disguise and blow up the restaurant in a Gus costume.
7:51
Bro is showing up before the crack of dawn singing the damn company theme song. This man bleeds Los Pollos Hermanos.
Someone mention it above and I can't stop seeing it. He is like a realistic version of SpongeBob SquarePants
wait until he breaks bad. he is Fring + Walter + Salamanca all in one. plus he's a white boy.
@@klaykid117 that's a good one lol
@@klaykid117 Even his shirt color matches
making Lyle clean the grill over and over again when he didn't need to and not even telling him he did a good Job at the end of it was by far the cruellest thing Gus has ever done.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Atleast he thanked him
It was... Acceptable
I never understood what was happening in that scene, what was the point of it?
@@skramzy6628 Gus has obsessive compulsive disorder
@@skramzy6628filler scene. No, Gus does not have OCD
Jokes aside, Lyle is probably one of the most morally pure people in the Breaking Bad universe. We don't see a lot of him, but in the moments we do, we see a young, cordial and hardworking member of society just trying to get a start in the world. He doesn't even protest to basically getting a tighter schedule upon Gus informing that he won't be in for the whole week, and instead chooses to express his condolences and worries instead.
Ambitious and humble. He’ll get wherever he’s journeying towards
he is the kind of person gus would look for
Normally the most honest, hard working people have the lowest lifetime income
Absolutely agree. He’s a good man.
@@pauloricardo-wn6ps he IS the Gus was looking foe
The running joke about Lyle being a superhuman or a criminal mastermind is one of the reasons I love this fandom so much.
Gus was just jail cover to Lyle
It's funny because it's true
its like the jar jar binks thing
@@robloxliveleaks6807 well, that's actually true
lets put out a petition to have a breaking bad/better call saul spin-off with Lyle as the main protagonist.
Lyle is the sponge bob of the breaking bad universe. He is so hard working and positive
And wears yelllow
Omg so true lmaoo
Except he's wearing red tie
I want to see who the squidward of los pollos hermanos lol
Mike is the Squidward? 😂
That pat on the shoulder means Lyle won Don Hector's respect. Lyle is a Salamanca now.
that would ironically mean Gus would have to kill him for his revenge plan against Hector to be complete lol.
@@spencerreid2086he wanted to, but he knew Lyle would have wiped the floor with him
hahahahhahaa
"Lyle Salamanca lives..."
Salamonka
Even the way Lyle is humming the store's song to himself early in the dead of morning when most people would be annoyed or exhausted, he takes on a large amount of responsibility with zero protest and even asks if Gus needs a ride to the airport. This is something that most people really never do, and I find it very wholesome to see a character like Lyle exist in this universe. I wish to see more of him. Loyal Lyle.
Broooo hahahha "Loyal Lyle" should be the next spin-off show of the Breaking Bad universe.
@@kingq000 or as someone else had said on here: Better Dial Lyle
People like Lyle is what keeps this country running
Someone in an above comment pointed it out, but Lyle really is like a real life SpongeBob
Lyle sounds like a push over.
The saddest part about this is that Lyle probably got promoted to manager in breaking bad, and after the collapse of Los Pollos it’s useless on his resumé, poor Lyle
What's sadder is that we actually do get to see Lyle in Breaking Bad, but not as a manager... Not even as a worker, for that matter
@@issaHMD wait... what? where?
@@issaHMD yeah where
@@issaHMD He was not in Breaking Bad...
@@gian_bernardo One of Jesse's house parties
Lyle is a real stand up guy. In a very short frame of time he went from dishwasher to store manager. In a story full of people who took dangerous paths, he found his way to success by legal means alone.
or so Lyle would have us believe
Lyle promoted himself to manager,why you ask? Cuz he's Lyle
"Success"
would not call serving others at a fast food restaurant success
His probably moved on like everyone has moved on
People like Lyle keep this country running
really its the truck drivers builders engineers labourers, we dont technically need fast food although that is debatable
@@newbleppmore7855 he means the attitude he got, not job.
@@newbleppmore7855when those truck drivers/engineers/laborers get hungry, where do you think they eat? Go to any McDonald’s in a major city during lunch hours, you’ll see plenty of those people eating there happily
@@elliotmaster101 pfff, everyone knows people with tight schedules love to sit down and dine
@@fwyaboa There's this thing called a drive-thu.
2:22
That is a pat that signifies:
'I respect your loyalty, please don't make me kill you.'
More like
"Such a loyal civilian; do not make me kill you.
I love when the whole internet comes together to appreciate a small nice character like this.
Imagine, when Hector lights up his cigar, Lyle grabs a fire extinguisher and says to him, "Sir, please understand. This is very important to me."
Then he says "better dial lyle" and bashes hector's skull in
Lyle gets a cup of water and splashes him in the face*
Lyle: Cabron, I said no Fumar
@@duncanchillake8024 Banana Bad
Hector: (scared, backs away) We're good.
@@CornholioPuppetMaster "Perra, te destrozaría."
Lyle definitely was a good employee given the circumstances. Hopefully, he was able to move on after the chicken man blew up.
Don’t worry. He is now a manager at KFC
He became the manager of Taco Cabeza.
@@nizzyyy659 is it around the corner?
@@nizzyyy659 loll
They did blow up the chicken man in philly last night.
Lyle was probably the only man Fring trusted wholely in his civilian life to live up to the expectations Fring had for the restaurant.
Lyle is morally the best person who ever appeared in the breaking bad universe imo. Bro even offered to give Gus a ride to the airport because he thought there was a family emergency. Such a good dude. I got so nervous every time he was on screen because I figured knowing how this series goes he’d end up super dead over some bullshit that didn’t need to happen.
Lyle survived BB because he was never in the same room with Walt
@@netherdominater9960yeah walt would have jnstantly died
walt jr was better
Lyle was the only main character who never broke bad.
@@yoursleepparalysisdemon1828 flynn was a scoombag all along the show
Imagine how crushed Lyle was when he found out that the restaurant was a front for illegal drugs and his boss a murderous kingpin.
id be happy just to get out alive.
“No! My cover! It’s all gone!😭”
What makes Gus compelling is that unlike Lalo, he didn't try to get civilians involved and killed in his work.
Yeah only kids
@@WarBadger Apparently so lol.
@@WarBadger I still can't believe what he did to Brock.
@@Charmolution yeah i cant believe! Gus poisoned Brock!
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The fryer scene hits me totally different now. After the S6 scene where Gus is scrubbing the grout on his tub, I'm starting to think that cleaning was one of his go-to outlets when under a lot of stress. Maybe Gus *wanted* to scrub the fryer himself, but not so badly that he didn't respect Lyle's desire to fix the perceived problem.
It’s also an alibi incase the operation went sideways
The way i always understood it was that he wanted to keep lyle there so that he had someone who could testify that he was at los pollos at the time
Gus loves order and control, cleaning manages to involve both of those things when he's lacking one or both.
Lyle so much wanted to get Gus’s approval that he would have kept scrubbing all night until the grill was “acceptable.”
That is sjch an interesting insight. Good job!
he won 100% gus's trust thats also a great achievement
You could say Gus trusted his gus with him
better trust gus
Gus filled his guts ☄️
I wouldn't say that. He was just acceptable idiot.
@@TaxingIsThieving ayo🤨
The fact that a dying M. Fring told to Lyle 'I hope this is acceptable" shows how powerful and influencing Lyle is.
...
I absolutely loved the scene where Lyle first asks Gus "Mr. Fring, you sure you want to be left with these guys?" and then proceeded to morph into this enormous fire spitting chicken and then brutally obliterated those bad guys who were threatening Gus' business
lyle is the other chicken brother
It’s chickenin’ time
peak fiction
It breaks my heart a little to think of Lyle finding out about Gus' real business in BB. I'm sure that he got another job, maybe a better one financially, but he never sang another corporation's theme song when he was by himself again.
I'd like to think it turns into a villain arc, where he uses his cleaning skills to mop up his crime scenes.
@@phobos258 secret origin of the Wolf from Pulp Fiction
The betrayal of trust, man i never even stopped to consider. Breaks my heart.
I'm surprised Fring didn't SPECIFICALLY employ workers who were in on it seeing as how many meetings he had. Cynthia in BB seemed to know what was up
Lyle is everything that Michael wishes he was: a true employee of the month who gets everything done efficiently and effectively no matter the task asked of him from Mr. Fring
I genuinely had a brainfart and forgot that Michael was Mike's name
He wasn't dirty
thougt this was refering to Michael Scott from the office
@JARED BARATTA Two very different Michaels from Pennsylvania we're talking about here...
@JARED BARATTA nah that's a stretch
The look Nacho gives his partner at 2:03 is a brilliant definition of his character.
Ikr. I love it. It's these little things that made us love nacho
There's a huge difference, legally, between keeping hostages and disturbing the peace. This is why Nacho said No No to the hothead
@@maulrat588 Yes but also because he's just a generally good person deep down. He just wants to do business with who he has to, he doesn't want to involve innocent people in the mix.
it shows that Nacho has a brain who can think normally.
@@edwardyang4880 he is no salamanca
More companies need to understand that employees like Lyle exist and are worth getting a raise every now and then. Employees who actually care about doing their jobs right are invaluable
Employees like Lyle have that old school work ethic that is rare to find these days in young people. By the time they reach 30 most are disgusted and burned out by the abuse from employers to care about doing a great job.
The big reveal that Lyle was actually just Gus's hallucination of "the perfect employee" definitely caught me off guard.
Yeah, it was almost as crazy as the reveal that Jimmy’s Goldfish is the mastermind of the cartel.
Still not as crazy as when Jimmy McGill woke up in his parent's house revealing the entire series was just a dream and he was still working at his dad's gas station.
The series would have ended a lot faster had Hector just crossed Lyle one more time.
Lyle was not being the employee of the month for 10 minutes.
He was being... acceptable.
That IS what employee of the month means to Gus.
Up to pollos standards
And what is the only thing Gus accepts? Perfection.
Gus being rude to Lyle was unironically the most angry I've ever been at Gus in this entire series.
@@TrackpadProductions "you can go home." "if you would like to take another crack at it, you can go ahead." is being rude... not the brightest penny are you
I can only imagine the look on Lyle’s face when he learned the truth about Gus and Los Pollos Hermanos
Would it be like 😮 or 🤨 ?
he probably had to stifle a chuckle, knowing that everyone thought Gus was the kingpin.
@@goldh2o543 lmao!!
@@goldh2o543 Him? You think the... chicken man? Heh. What a joke.
Last scene of the series should have been Lyle opening a secret hatch under the chicken resturant, revealing a cook operation ten times the size of the one Gus was running, and there were teams of chemists working producing tons of blue crystal. Then he just laughs and the series ends.
Imagine how DEVASTATED Lyle was when he found out about Gus
The fact he's singing the song at the end is so adorable. He's so stand-up and committed to the restaurant that he goes singing a little jingle before opening. He's like a young Hank Hill. 🥺
Insane name
hahahaha, yes just like a young Hank Hill : ) going to work for Mr Strickland,,
Lyle: Say my name
Gus: You’re employee of the month
Lyle: You’re gosh darn right
So in character to not curse lol
Banana Bad
It's comments like these that restore my faith in YT...
Gus: (tries not to cry)
Yer darn tootin positively a doodley rooney dooney!
Every Fast food business needs an Employee like Lyle
Imo good people like lyle also comes from owners like gus
Ah yes, an employee who will shut the f*** up and execute any non-sensical task his psycho-boss gives him...
@@anakpinguin3942 a team is only as good as their leader
Employees like Lyle should find a better place than fast food
@@izaacchirac4501 where were you haha...
The actor who played Lyle was so perfectly convincing. It's hard to imagine in real life that's he's not some passive nerd working 16 hours a day for $5/hour. Makes me wonder, how he got the role. Maybe the director walked into a chicken shop one day and saw him and thought.......damn, that's exactly who I'm looking for.
I would bet gus pays his employees pretty well
@@dorianl3788 considering that in the show we are shown him taking extra care of his employees that is a safe bet. I mean free therapy and around the clock pay for being exposed to the cartel stuff
Not even the cashier gets dumped with 5$/hour and he is assistant manager
Harrison Thomas
5 dollars an hour are literally something i would die for as a mexican lol
That is like 100 pesos,10 dollars is the minimal wage here
"I don't see anything wrong..."
Fring: ".....I understand".
What a great way to say you think someone is stupid, lol.
It looked fine to me as well. Gus is insane
3:22 Lyle switches his voice to Heisenberg mode
If Lyle met Walter White, Breaking Bad would have been over quickly.
He did meet Walter white
@@smhgaming3259 r/woooosh
@@hopelessspaghetti5310 wdym woooosh lmao?? the fact that lyle did in fact meet walter white wasn't even part of the joke why are you saying he didn't get it??
@@greenytoaster because the joke hinges on the fact Lyle did not meet Walter and the joke being that Lyle in his eternal power would have fodderized walter with a look.
@@theauthor6669 that doesn't mean saying wooosh there makes any sense
I genuinely want to know how Lyle reacted upon learning the truth about Gus
Lyle will be back in the spin off in 20 years as the new ruthless boss of Albuquerque
He was probably coming up with a plan to takeover the franchise
@@thebigbop5866 Better Dial Lyle
@@ColbyChai YES
@@ColbyChai Better Cook Lyle
i love the part when Lyle giving a speech and ends it with "It's time to Los Pollos our Hermanos" truly a dialogue
Bravo vince
how can we forget that time lyle los pollosed the fryers like a top tier los polloser
A most dialogue of all time truly...
and then he hermano’d all over the bad guys
"It's time to the chickens our brothers."
Even Hector gave him a respectful pat on the arm, lol
After the chicken man blew up, Lyle couldn't even get a letter of recommendation from him. Truly the most tragic thing to happen in the Breaking Bad universe.
Most dangerous character in better call Saul, apart from Walt junior. It’s a shame we never got to see them meet and have the ultimate fight of the show
truly the acte manqué of all time
I'd love to see Walt junior get a kicking.
@@davejenvey3598 he can’t be stopped, the breakfast was too incredible
What about Huell Babineaux?
Depressed Donald Margolis is a solid contender as well, in one episode he killed more people than anyone managed to in both shows.
@@davejenvey3598 apparently it’s gonna happen in the next spin off, Lyle gives an inside leg kick to both of his crutches and then stomps him to death
If my boss told me to open and close for 2 days straight, I would say hell no. Lyle is better than all of us
hes an ASM, the only answer they know is “yes” until they’re promoted.
My mom opened and closed for 6 years straight. I never realized that wasn’t acceptable or was too much.
@@BMarie774 your mums a saint but tell her to take some time off!
I think Gus treated his employees very well and also did pay them pretty well too. That’s really all it takes. Be a leader, not a boss. Gus was a leader in his normal side of his life. He cleaned, tended to the customers, took orders, made food, etc. Being on the frontline with your employees really does make them like you better. So I think Lyle was probably fine with doing him that favor. He’ll probably get a nice bonus too. The show did a great job of showing Gus’s work ethic toward his employees.
@@Sci-Mon1 I absolutely think that Gus paid those people WELL over minimum wage. Especially Lyle
Can't wait for 'Better Dial Lyle' spinoff
Plot twist: every single Breaking Bad universe series is just a warm up for Better dial Lyle
@@trustworthy_fishYT S tier series.
Why would be the spinoff called similar to this show? Is Better call Saul called similar to Breaking Bad?
@@slovnicurling9808 well it rhymes and we haven't thought of anything better at the moment. Do you have an idea?
This should be the top comment
Lyle is easily the most wholesome. I really wish he could of gotten a mini web series showing him slowly learn about who Gus really was and how his life moved along.
being called "punctual, as always" by Gus Fring has got to be the greatest compliment in the world.
The spin-off we deserve: Dine with Lyle
Better dial Lyle
working fryer with Lyle
Breaking Lyle
Hotlyle Albuquerque
Workawhile Lyle
i once worked in a fast food kinda like this but we served roasted chicken and working with a guy like Lyle would have been the best thing you can hope for when youre working in this business
all of us in HS worked in some kind of fast food and usually with the same team we knew at HS. It was fun, our first jobs, and we lived at home in the sixties/seventies. My bros. never regretted and remembered fondly. We never thought we were underpaid, and being from a farm background hard work was expected, and delivered without question. It was only as adults (including my grandfathers' memoirs) that we found some co=workers could be real problem people and asshats and gamers for little gain.
If your fryer isn't acceptable, then Better Call Lyle ...
Better dial Lyle
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Have people picked up on the subtext with Lyle? He was the boss of all bosses. He was the guy Eladio answered to.
you make a good point
2:37 It's actually a secret reference to a third major player in the drug cartel being lyles gang If he would have called someone that place would have been a war zone in 10 mins
I've always loved the recurring side characters like Lyle. All the pieces like this make up what makes BB and BCS all the better as a whole.
It's amazing Hector stayed alive acting like that to Lyle.
Shame Los Pollos Hermanos closed down after "the incident" - Lyle would have been a fantastic CEO.
Maybe Lyle started his own Hermanos inspired chicken chain after BB
I was honestly scared that Gus would kill Lyle while he was cleaning the fryer out of frustration like he did Victor. He just seemed like a genuinely nice guy lol.
2:49 "please do as I ask" note he didn't say "please do as I say". The illusion of choice made it so Lyle didn't call the cops.
Don’t get how it would work?
Mike had to do an extensive background check on Lyle which baffled Hank.
After I got my first job in fast food, Lyle was all I could think about. “Be like Lyle” I’d think to myself.
Finally, we get a whole video dedicated to the true Goat of BCS
Lyle is the definition of "You are the son i never had"
It's hilarious that there's enough of Lyle to have a 10-minute highlight video
As an employee I can relate to Lyle being employee
The fact that hector tapped Lyle's shoulder already talks about that lyle is not such a simple guy.
Why do you say that may I ask?
@@randomguy-xp7se wdym?
@@Bobuin- what makes you think hector tapping him makes you think , that Hector thinks, hes not a simple guy?
@@randomguy-xp7se hector sensed his power level and hoped to keep calm and try not to offend Lyle
0:27 everyone's favorite moment
Hector prequel to karen..
Lyle was probably the closest thing to a friend Gus had.
Besides Max
@@venturatheace1*Yes, He was his boyfriend*
@@bronze5723No
@@_YomboYes he is
That might’ve been moreso Mike tbh, i think Gus appreciated Lyle but really respected Mike as a pro in the game.
I love the scene where Lyle says, "It's Lylein time," and Lyles all over Hector. Truly one of the scenes of all time.
Lyle would have easily handled William Foster ordering breakfast @11:33am
The real mastermind behind Los Pollos Hermanos
Hector was so lucky that lyle was in a good mood
Lyle's restraint is next to none. Dude works around civilians and hasn't killed a single one yet
Gus HAS to be paying Lyle a truckload of money for him to be willing to show up at work, at 4 AM, singing the damn restaurant's jingle while still having the audacity to ask Fring if he's running late.
I want a spin-off about Walter Jr, Lyle, Carol, Ted, Ernie, Cliff and Louise
Lolllll
“My name is Flynn” 😂
And an adult Kailee
Breaking Bad: The Next Generation
No, no Ted
Lyle is truly the best guy in Albuquerque. All fear him. He fears none.
Lalo is lucky Gus never had to call Lyle to help him
Better Dial Lyle
Idea for a third Gilliverse show:
Lyle and Huell drive a van around rural Scotland solving mysteries.
That's it, that's the show.
Kino is served
6:34 This is why Gus will always be a bigger monster than Walt ever could be. Poor Lyle.
The one who moves in silence is always the most dangerous
Even Hector had respect for Lyle
I'm not sure ignoring him and breaking the rules in his restaurant are a big show of respect.
I’m glad Lyle didn’t die
Lyle really deserves a lot. He really is a great employee.
05:30 This was the moment Gus gave Lyle a chance to recruit a crack addict.
Lyle is Gus’s top man
Not Mike, not Victor and certainly not Tyrus 😎
He survived through the events of Breaking Bad and to my relief he wasn’t one of those victims of the 10 men killed and shanked in prison by Jack’s gang as ordered by Waltuh White. I guess even Waltuh feared Lyle 😂
"Say my name, Waltuh" - Lyle
its chicken joe
Lyle was secretly the brains behind everyone. Gus, the nazis, walt, the DEA, the cartel, lyle played them all together.
Lyle is the top guy, he's just such a nasty physical beast
plot twist: don eladio worked for lyle
Nacho nodding his head when Lyle asks gus if he needs help is so funny and sad to me
Thanks for pointing that out.
2:47
7:43 he even has the Pollos Hermanos air freshener, such a dedicated employee
Real fan
"Should I call someone?"
Gus thought lyle was talking about the cops
Lyle was talking about his shooters
Lyle was gonna call the best assassins west of the Mississippi
@@diegos8680yeah Lyle has badger on speed dial.
New spin off coming soon called “ Extra Mile Lyle”
This has got to be the most creative name yet for a Lyle show
Lyle is an exemplary employee, and probably an exceptionally good human being as well. For those reasons, I find him unbelievable. People like that do not exist in the real world.
They do but they cant stay that way forever. After 30 40 years in this place most of us break bad, but usually just a little.
You think people pleasers don't exist?
@@TaxingIsThieving People pleasers do exist, but this one seemed to be an over-the-top exaggeration that only exists in our imaginations.
@@samuelstoner5651 Nonsense, why cant there be people selfless and kind.
@@petrmatko6628 I agree with you. I was exaggerating.
If every restaurant had a guy like Lyle working, we would go so far as a society.
The first chicken fried on that fryer the next day was so unbelievably fresh and pure that the customer began to weep tears of joy and sadness knowing they would never taste something as amazing ever again in their lives.
As someone who was a fry cook in a higher end restaurant that is the cleanest fryer I have ever seen even before Gus made him stay.
Used to work at mcd, the fryers didn't even look halfway as clean after an actual cleaning.
No one talks about it much but I'm sure he's just testing Lyle, I think Gus was going to let him know about what he really does.