How Gus Fring Manipulated Everyone in Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul
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Top Comments (10)
“Unfortunately for you Lalo, I’ve read the script.” -Gus Fring
When Gus was interrogated by Hank it felt like he was some evil creature pretending to be a human being and blend in among people. I think about this character a lot
For April Fools, drop a 1 hour episode on Skinny Pete.
He simply tore his shirt off and showed off his abs. It worked every time.
Please don't ever give up on this channel... I know views are down, but your analysis is one of a kind, and very comforting and satisfying to listen to. Sending love ❤️
Someone once said to me 'sometimes you win by letting the other person think they won'. I find it to be true over and over again.
I'm convinced Gus' only serious blunder was trusting Walt. Like, sure Walt's meth was legendary but the man had "complete liability" written all over him.
Walt's cancer gave him a limited time to run his operations which is why he was sprinting when it comes to drug dealings. That being said, after he surpassed his goals and provided for his family needs, he was still sprinting and in a rush, it was just the feel of empowerment.
Babe, wake up. Just An Observation just posted a Breaking Bad video
i think "optics" might be the biggest key difference between walt and gus. walts ego would never allow himself to be in that kind of position without letting everyone know it. if walt owned los pollos, he would have a name tag with "owner" written on it, and would probably have his face on posters scattered across the stores, whereas gus can allow himself to look/act like another one of the workers.
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Top Comments (10)
“Unfortunately for you Lalo, I’ve read the script.” -Gus Fring
When Gus was interrogated by Hank it felt like he was some evil creature pretending to be a human being and blend in among people. I think about this character a lot
For April Fools, drop a 1 hour episode on Skinny Pete.
He simply tore his shirt off and showed off his abs. It worked every time.
Please don't ever give up on this channel... I know views are down, but your analysis is one of a kind, and very comforting and satisfying to listen to. Sending love ❤️
Someone once said to me 'sometimes you win by letting the other person think they won'. I find it to be true over and over again.
I'm convinced Gus' only serious blunder was trusting Walt. Like, sure Walt's meth was legendary but the man had "complete liability" written all over him.
Walt's cancer gave him a limited time to run his operations which is why he was sprinting when it comes to drug dealings. That being said, after he surpassed his goals and provided for his family needs, he was still sprinting and in a rush, it was just the feel of empowerment.
Babe, wake up. Just An Observation just posted a Breaking Bad video
i think "optics" might be the biggest key difference between walt and gus. walts ego would never allow himself to be in that kind of position without letting everyone know it. if walt owned los pollos, he would have a name tag with "owner" written on it, and would probably have his face on posters scattered across the stores, whereas gus can allow himself to look/act like another one of the workers.