Gus Fring's Disturbing Politeness | Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul

[@Fylgjax820x]

"I don't think we're alike at all Mr White." The power in that statement

[@IronEddie13]

I love that line he really brought Walt back down to earth and crushed his ego

[@Asofia20]

If you think about it, it really hurt Gus’s ego more. He was dead set on not revealing himself, but as soon as Walt compares him to himself, Gus immediately reveals himself. Everyone in this universe has an ego. Obviously, Walt’s is the most intense, but Gus has an ego too.

[@petergreen5337]

❤well said and well OBSERVED

[@NGCS-ej4lz]

@@Asofia20 Cluster B Personality Disorders, they are called Cluster because they very rarely are just one. Most are Co-Morbid Narcissistic Personality Disordered. It's not Ego, Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a Sub-Type of Psychopathology, NPD coupled with another Cluster B is what makes these people dangerous. NPD is the most dangerous of them all, throw Antisocial or Borderline Personality Disorder alongside Narcissistic Personality Disorder and you have a real life monster.

[@user-11Il10I1]

​@@Asofia20you forgot "Bravo Vince!"

[@justsomeculturedswine8761]

His performance is certainly up to Pollos standards.

[@orianultimer]

his Spanish? not so much.

[@rorylynch7775]

It is...acceptable.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

This is so Fring...@@rorylynch7775

[@faisalkamal4319]

He is the pollos

[@shurrygp.4100]

He is Pollos standards.

[@UATU.]

I love the misleading toys laying around, and his subtle reference to kids not eating the soup. It took me a few watches to notice the subtle hints at manipulating Walt. When Jesse comes for dinner with Gus, I don’t see them anymore. Makes me imagine Gus has a prop library down in his secret basement tunnel lair.

[@zizoumonk10]

The other possibility is that his backstory wasn’t fully fleshed out and he was initially written as a family man with kids

[@jxsh03]

@@zizoumonk10 Im confident it was intentional and planned by that point. Its very clear how deep he goes to manipulate people. When they made Season 2 Gus wasnt guaranteed to end up as a main antagonist/character for the future so they likely didnt have anything planned there. But Season 3 they definitely had a very good idea what they wanted to do with the character. They planted many threads in Season 3 for Gus' character to expand on them in Season 4 (his dynamic with Hector and the Salamancas, Hector calling him Generalissimo, etc.). Looking closely every toy seems strangely perfectly placed.

[@RakastanPorkkanakakkua]

I'm pretty sure Gus would be the kind of mastermind to marry and have kids just to keep up appearances.

[@chasehedges6775]

@@RakastanPorkkanakakkua💯💯

[@chasehedges6775]

@@RakastanPorkkanakakkua Eventually tho, his wife would have found out and left him, just like Skylar. You can only lie and keep the truth for so long.

[@eggy6815]

I like to imagine Lalo’s compliments on Gus’s chicken was actually legitimate and that everyone agrees Gue’s chicken is actually pretty good

[@seanA416]

I'd *kill* to try his chicken, haha

[@mikemorris9902]

​@@victorochoa3662you're too old to be talking like this

[@victorochoa3662]

@@mikemorris9902 yes

[@dielaughing73]

I think it's both. Can you imagine Gus presiding over a mediocre chicken restaurant? Nor can I.

[@Watcherofprovidence]

Gus settles for nothing but perfection. It’s why he went against his gut and worked with Walt. Gale told him his product was the best he’s ever seen and he wanted the best.

[@mobilelegendsmemes]

To think that Hank suspected this guy as a Drug Kingpin. Just look at how polite he is at dealing with regular or bad people.

[@_G4.R4_]

dealing with regular peoples definitely a red flag 🚩🚩🚩

[@GazalaRose]

I don’t think him being polite to bad people is a red flag. It’s how long he sticks with them and even sits with them that is a red flag.

[@kiro253]

​@@GazalaRoseNah its a red flag alright Normal ppl wont even try or would act more like the girl waitress...either ignore them/call the police

[@GazalaRose]

@@kiro253 Some people who act "too nice" are genuinely good people. Of course, general suspicion of one's character because of a gut feeling isn't wrong and you have the right to be curious, but it's not a good idea to jump to conclusions if you're in the position of stranger. Especially not a good idea to call the police on someone who's... being nice? (Not really talking about Gus here, just general strangers you come across.) Also want to add that if you feel like a polite person is secretly horrible, don't investigate and invade their privacy. Because even if you happen to be right about them, you'll still be in the wrong for, y'know, invading someone's privacy.

[@Antonio18677]

@@_G4.R4_how so?

[@Sergeodu59854]

4:25 Name Name has to be my favorite episode of all time. I love Name Name.

[@SaulGoodman-w2x]

Gotta say Name Name is a great name name for an episode.

[@rorylynch7775]

People always say Chicanery or Bagman as their Favourite BCS episode, but I'm more of a Name Name guy myself

[@mr.mishima9658]

Meow

[@user-11Il10I1]

at least it's not Lorem Ipsum 😂

[@israelpalestine-s2c]

Name Name, truly a classic episode. What a brilliant name as well, bravo vince

[@randomguy7082]

6:10 I love this little detail that gus is trying to bring Walt jr closer to him so that he can use him as leverage against Walt

[@lisvender]

I know the dinner was intended as a gesture of respect, but I always viewed 7:36 as the greatest symbol of it. "Not only do I trust you enough to invite you into my home, but I trust you enough to give you the perfect opportunity to kill me."

[@aznanimegob]

Knowing what we know from BCS, that the house is part of a large security complex, I wouldn't doubt that there were men with guns just around the corner

[@lisvender]

@@aznanimegob True! I imagine that Gus would have been able to stop Walt even if he tried anything at that point anyway. I think it's a pretty powerful manipulation nonetheless

[@Watcherofprovidence]

It was a message ‘I didn’t bring you here to kill you so don’t do anything stupid’

[@annefrankjr4807]

@@lisvender gus was the real danger

[@davidmb1595]

I love how everyone is like super serious when dealing with Gus, and then we see Lalo who is totally chill and jolly…

[@localfatty4364]

I know I love it. Most people that do know Gus know what he is capable of and it’s terrifying to them. And Lalo knows what he is capable of and just does not care because Lalo knows what he is capable of

[@ryanstaiger1712]

He’s pretty much the antithesis to Gus so it makes sense. Lalo is pretty much the only character that I think Gus truly feared.

[@awesomeface1]

A wise man once said "be polite, be efficient, have a plan to kill everyone you meet"

[@UATU.]

Dexter Morgan’s father?

[@shadowresponder]

⁠​⁠@@UATU. no. It’s a quote by General James N Mattis, United States Marine and former Secretary of Defense.

[@UATU.]

@@shadowresponder 👍

[@sjacrane]

Wise? Sounds more sociopathic.

[@tobyduarte9849]

It's very cool that I actually discover the source because I recognize it form TF2@@shadowresponder

[@oGR7o]

9:31 Walt: it won't change my mind 😒 Gus: 3M Walt: 👁👄👁

[@dosidicusgigas1376]

Three mHiLLiOn?

[@Logan912]

"I am not a criminal." Yes you are, Walter. lol He already killed someone, held someone else captive and then killed him, manufactured a huge amount of an illegal drug, stole equipment from the school, etc. And that's all before Season 3 and the rest of the show.

[@Robert-cd2ox]

With all the jobs I've quit in my life, I would have changed my mind with that amount of money ;)

[@builder396]

@@Logan912 In fairness, the first guy he killed was self-defense. Second guy less so, wouldnt hold up in court anyway because they did kidnap him first, but at least it wasnt in cold blood.

[@chasehedges6775]

Giancarlo Esposito played this role so well. Amazing performance

[@stephaniebaker1542]

Gus had amazing class and impeccable manners while at the same time, managed to not overdo it to the point of appearing fake.

[@chasehedges6775]

👍

[@jumnei5159]

He was just acting... Or was he?

[@epimolophant]

4:13 if Gus were not the guy, he would think Walt was mistaking him from someone he met on a gay app

[@tanmoymridha5002]

😂😂

[@falconeshield]

Did Grindr exist back then? 2004 ish? 09?

[@horacio2562]

His original roles in the 90s 😮

[@oiytd5wugho]

@@falconeshield no, those were chatroom times. The apps kicked off around 2010

[@GhosPoison]

Gus is gay, you just now realized I see

[@theturkeychild]

1:20 The twins have Gus so rattled that he tries to sign whatever's on that clipboard using a pen that is upside-down and has the cap on 🤣

[@greenmatrix30seven]

Oohh good eye

[@localfatty4364]

Animals

[@vinzchannel01]

The pen was on the right side up. The cap was only slipped-on at the other end of the pen.

[@riplix20]

@@vinzchannel01idk I slowed it down and zoomed in it looks like a flat white end with no nub, also the coloration of the pen would indicate it’s upside down, that coloured spot is the grip.

[@TheGameCapsule]

yeah if you pause right before he signs, the pen isn't exposed. He used it upside down and the ink side is clearly visible in the pen cap

[@DaScorpionSting]

Lalo was the only Salamanca who ate at his restaurant

[@orianultimer]

Walt had a soft drink of choice

[@rorylynch7775]

Hector didn't eat but he did have a drink when he held up the place in season 3 of better call Saul

[@gautam-narula]

@@orianultimerVery allegorical

[@MrGickle]

@@gautam-narula the sacred and the propane

[@adamruiz3683]

I like to think he was being genuine when he was complimenting the chicken.

[@superwhizz114]

4:24 "Name Name", my favourite episode of Better Call Saul

[@lucidbluu]

lolol

[@och70]

Knowing who Gus is, and what he was capable of, his politeness is pretty terrifying. Such a great character, just like everyone in the BB and BCS universe.

[@stevej71393]

Imagine working at a place where strange men are always showing up and the manager never wants to involve the police? Word would spread fast.

[@brettbrooks5511]

Most owners don't wish to contact the police unless absolutely necessary. Even the non drug kingpin owners, as constant police presence causes certain stereotypes about the business. The only time Gus got frustrated with the Salamancas showing up was when Hector came in causing problems. Lalo was extremely polite and seemed like a normal person. The cousins simply just sat there being weird. Seeing as how much Gus invests into the local community and by extension the local PD and DEA members, it would just seem that he doesn't want to waste police time with manners he can handle on his own.

[@Louis13XIII]

People may just assume they are there to collect "protection money"

[@UnholyWrath3277]

a lot of businesses will fire you for contacting the police without their approval in all but basically an active shooter scenario. its actually quite standard

[@mjowsey]

@@UnholyWrath3277 That won't stop the rumours

[@DrFrankNStein-sf2ww]

@stevej71393 Sounds like basically every McDonalds i know.

[@JohnCena963852]

I like how Gus treats people who are not involved with illegal business. So kind.

[@TheBfutgreg]

It's in his interests....other than that, I'm sure he's not a silly evil villain, he still has human emotions regarding randos I guess? Still don't make waves in the "legal world" and you're gonna be more successful I assume He loved Max, and has normal human emotions most of the time, just constrained by his choice of career

[@genericwhitekidthesecond4330]

​@@TheBfutgregI mean he is a cold blooded guy. He definitely wouldn't be too keen on "protecting civilians" if any of them were to impede in his business. So he isn't exactly someone with "normal human emotions" in that regard though you are right that he isn't some sociopath. His mindset stems from a desire for revenge and him being willing to do whatever is required for that. He's capable of just being a regular person to random civilians and he has people he cared for such as Max or Mike (even if they were more business partners instead of friends.)

[@Invincible_joe]

4:07 Gus took that as an insult and broke his character..❤️

[@epicfan1598]

Yeah love how he exposed himself cause he was offended Walt call them “alike” 😂😂😂

[@Robert-cd2ox]

The one mistake that let to his downfall. If he had stuck to his line, he would have continued to be successful.

[@Invincible_joe]

@@Robert-cd2ox so true

[@Cartman4wesome]

@@Robert-cd2oxboth of Walt’s and Gus’s mistake was their massive egos.

[@ReyaitheShadowWolf]

One of the best TV villains of the past 10 years, no doubt about it.

[@andrelavandero3041]

Him AND Walter, technically.

[@s_kosto]

Walter is an antihero ​@@andrelavandero3041

[@petergreen5337]

❤agreed 100%

[@mothmads]

@dr.daredvil612 LOL no he is a villain. he can be a protagonist and a villain

[@manumagic2022]

​@dr.daredvil612He is unequivocally a villain. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Ajax_TheGreat]

The disgust face Gus does when Walter compare himself to he always break me lol

[@randysavage1011]

I love how in virtually all of these interactions each person know it’s all theatre

[@radiator331]

Well yeah we get to see the main cast interact with him because they know what he's about. Imagine all of his daily interactions off-screen with the unsuspecting population, even the entire DEA believes he's just a junkfood owner. There's also the scene where Saul accidentally meets Gus, and Saul doesn't suspect anything

[@taliyah6275]

Walter Jr is the worst tho, that lying little devil >:(

[@brbrdeng9122]

Everyone has a "tell all" movement, like a poker player with cards. Gus's "tell" is perfectly shown at 4:04. Its his forehead, turning from creased to completely smooth. Someone said it was his eyebrows going from up to down but at 10:27 his eyebrows are up but his forehead is still smooth which is him still being on killer mode.

[@SaulGoodman-w2x]

- Do it... DO. IT. Absolutely love the way he says it

[@dosidicusgigas1376]

He went full Palpatine

[@blackbox7932]

Dewit

[@LoriWolfcat]

It’s SCARY how GREAT he is at being two faced! His cold blooded look is DIFFERENT than him just being casual. I don’t know if he came up with that look, or the director, but it gives me CHILLS every time!

[@wlfshadow4255]

Gus’ voice is light when he has his mask on but absolutely terrifying and flat when he’s not wearing it

[@santino7470]

2:08 the way his face shifts from “Friendly” to “Business” is so good

[@meine.wenigkeit]

7:21 "Kids won't eat it...but you know how it is" hahaha with the toys in the dining room 🤣😂

[@chiapetobama7281]

I always loved how attentive and considerate Gustavo was in customer services. Truly a God of retailing.

[@itsOnMARS2023]

1:16 That subtle death stare has death incarnate written all over it. With the two cousins its far more pronounced yet with Gus its so subtle and 10x more intimidating.

[@Eisen_Mann]

4:20 that tone changes, chill you to the bone.

[@smhollanshead]

Gus carried this show. There is no breaking bad without Gus!

[@blackpowerdiva4958]

Agreed Agreed Agreed! 💯 I was surprised they were able to run a final season without the character. But thanks to *planning* an actual story arc and thorough writing.... They were able to. Surprisingly enough. (Psst, See what they did there d!sney ⭐ w@rs...So, mouse n co. may wanna take notes 🎶 on how to make a franchise at it's best)😂

[@blackpowerdiva4958]

I mean.... My heart expl0ded 💔 when Gus expl0ded. I was all, how am I gonna live? How will this show go on without him? 😅😅😅 True story. Lol

[@Dekoherence-ii8pw]

Most of it was, the the first season didn't have him and was still good because it had the craziness of Tuco. Final season: "Ok, Gus is gone. We're gonna need... hmmmm... nazis - that'll do it!".

[@kidnamedfinguh]

This was the compilation where Gus became polite. Bravo Vince!

[@jonbourgoin182]

Please let this meme die. It's not amusing anymore

[@kidnamedfinguh]

This is the moment @jonbourgoin182 wanted to let the meme die...truly one of the moments of all time....Bravo Vince!

[@supersaiyanzero386]

​@@jonbourgoin182eh give it time they'll have jobs soon enough, maybe midwest 6 wives to occupy them

[@cyawolf115]

Lmao this one killed me ​@@kidnamedfinguh

[@Tiscy_Whiskey]

Gus Fring is the reason I am even more skeptical of overly nice people lol

[@antonchigurh7227]

Your comment is so wonderful and insightful. Thank you very much for taking the time for that intuitive wisdom

[@thebuilder5271]

Most people people who are “overly” nice are not manipulative, they just have CPSTD lol

[@srod2642]

😂😂😂

[@SirDistic]

What made Gus terrifying is his calm politeness. Notice the best villains in movies and TV shows are like this. Calm, very little emotions, very few words (all carefully chosen), professional and no emotional outbursts.

[@robertlee1344]

True. Bane was like that in The Dark Knight Rises… Calm and in control.

[@jonbourgoin182]

7:46 foreshadowing to that one scene in the final season

[@MeaganSal96]

Excellent catch

[@ogre6479]

No

[@Korijenkins1414]

That is not what foreshadowing is.

[@waddledee4993]

There’s absolutely nothing disturbing about Gus’ politeness. I find him to be extremely professional and well-mannered. The people calling his politeness disturbing should be ashamed of themselves, I can’t imagine him hurting a fly! 😤

[@dielaughing73]

Well he's a good friend of the DEA after all. A real pillar of the business community!

[@aaroncicanese]

Giancarlo Esposito put on an acting clinic played this role flawlessly,

[@CirdantheGrey]

What kind of "Gus' Disturbing Politeness" compilation omits "And a man ... a man provides"? No compilation. No compilation at all.

[@TheGearsofwar2010]

What a SICK JOKE!

[@evolvetrooper]

Giancarlo is a legend when he acts in anything

[@supersaiyanzero386]

Walt ruined Jrs job prospect. Gus would have probably pushed him up the pyramid fast.

[@SirDistic]

Wait why is it a pyramid?

[@simplifier_]

This is the moment 4:30 Meeting Lalo became Name Name

[@kovulion7777]

4:50 Nacho facepalms because he knows just how horrible these two are and the cover they are making is so unnerving compared to their real identities

[@barbraseville8984]

Ive wanted a video like this, without knowing exactly what i wanted. His excessive politiness is unnerving

[@gospodinPipi]

What do a chemistry teacher and a fast food restaurant manager have in common? -Nothing

[@zipjok8850]

@2:44 Gus knows which dispenser is diet coke on the fountain drinks without it being labeled. The sign of a true genius. Bravo Vince.

[@chrisg3193]

When he cracks the customer service voice; thats him suddenly remembering he has to be in persona mode

[@kingq000]

6:32 re-watching this scene after "Better Call Saul" remembering there is a secret entrance tunnel to the house opposite of Gus lol. And that their guys watching on camera to make sure happens to Gus because Walter might do something.

[@Trickshotter]

It's insane how 1 actor can play such a kind, loveable character as well as an evil, deathfaced and intelligent psychopath

[@PeterT-i1w]

6:53 - just noticed: why the f there is a toy car and kids table in Gus' dining room?

[@superwhizz114]

Maybe to emotionally manipulate Walt, a family man

[@jefferycrouse4652]

Emotional manipulation of Walt. "I have a family too. We're so alike bestie. Don't do anything stupid like try to kill me."

[@charlesvictoria6800]

Gus’s disturbing politeness is pure art. I love it

[@jeffschultz3679]

Gustavo deserves his own spinoff show. A fantastic character played to perfection by Giancarlo Esposito.

[@ratyrat5]

4:26 my favorite episode of better call saul: NAME NAME

[@HabitualLine-Stepper]

I just binged the Sopranos, and Tony didn't have the makings of a varsity Los Pollos manager...he would have loved the chicken though.

[@monsterfurby]

I mean, in a way, one of the core themes of The Sopranos is that Tony's attitude of "macho big boss guy" ("strong silent type" as the show puts it) is losing relevance, both in his life and in society. He grew up with an idea of what a head of a family (both a mob "family" and a domestic family) should look like. Gus Fring is kind of the antithesis - he doesn't have any actual family (on-screen at least), prefers to hide in plain daylight (his cover operation is not a seedy nightclub, but a family-friendly fast food chain), effects an affable persona, doesn't flaunt his power openly, and seems to require no external validation of who he is other than the sheer, cold success of his operation. And while Tony mostly employs people either because they're long-time associates, Gus hires people because he thinks they're competent and sufficiently trustworthy (Mike being the best example, and his doubts abut Walter confirming that hiring him wasn't exactly something he did lightly). Then again, Tony is just harvesting money, he doesn't need to run a business. He just needs to stay out of the authorities' and other families' face while his guys squeeze money out of people. Gus is running what is essentially a highly complex (and technologically sophisticated) illegal enterprise, so he probably has need for actual talent.

[@JWS1985]

Gus was a distinguished gentleman.

[@Dekoherence-ii8pw]

"His private life is very discreet, a nicer man no you're never gonna meet🎵🎵🎵🎵". (For the Blur fans).

[@gustavglaase4665]

absolutley stunning preformace by Giancarlo, a complete icon and inspiration

[@christiancee6333]

I think its funny that the twins sit side by side to each other at Pollos Hermanos.

[@Melly3112-ox3ey]

More effective.

[@CyberDyneSystems77]

1:00 He walked in like "ugh Salamancas"

[@podrozujacydoauschwitz7109]

5:27 how could you cut Nacho's perfect reaction? D:

[@amipadme3985]

😂

[@Bassetowner123]

Gus' subtle change in facial expression when Walt says that he thinks they're alike is one of my favorite moments of the show. He wants to keep up the facade but that statement makes him take the mask off. Brilliant.

[@rudransh1609]

The way Gus smiles with politeness and when the person is gone, his expression suddenly changes. Like from this😄 to this😒

[@aajbangla841]

The malice inside his false demenour can easily be felt by intuitive people.He is too polite.Thats where he can get caught.

[@reviewerofcomments]

that's because it's a television show. in real life, someone like gus would be less noticeable

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

1:16 my manager’s answer whenever I tell him about about customer’s trashing the place, not following the rules and policies, or trying to hurt and rob us.

[@JustinCage56]

As a former manager, I unfortunately have to admit to doing this. The customer is always right is the biggest BS we have to follow

[@Qwsewjnx]

The sudden change of tone is so eerie

[@TokinMaldito]

I love Gus's versatility, the guy looks like. the nicest person you know and at the same time can make a scary face

[@Otis151]

“C’mon, you can help me cook.” Interesting phrasing considering the circumstances. 😂

[@ariveith9164]

i just want to try pollos ONCE.

[@h_iii]

I live in California and they did promotional UberEats campaign that had a pop up Pollos restaurant. I never tried it but they had chicken sandwiches and such with names of the characters.

[@dextermorgan2402]

Lalos fake face change 5:07 😂

[@ejsampana426]

It was a true face change tho. The cartel believes that Gus' business belong to the cartel, so when Gus said he is the owner Lalo was astounded, like he's hearing someone admitting a crime.

[@dextermorgan2402]

@@ejsampana426 no, lalo was being lalo, acting like he didn’t know who Gustavo is.. it wasn’t a true face change it was more of a fake persona acting like he didn’t know who the owner was, & was shocked to see it was an employee who asked how’s your food.. bc in the office he goes “and you’re Gustavo Fring” he knew who he was.

[@HaiderPlayz_cool]

weally?

[@goodvibez693]

"😀"

[@kingclampz6081]

Damn hank, Lalo, Walter, Hector, nacho, and Salamanca twins have all interacted with him inside his pollos business cool to see

[@moonscar119]

The look Gus give Nacho is so friggen perfect. Its like "really? This jack @ss?" And followed up by Nachos shrug

[@metalcovers9974]

I love how hectors scene at los pollos in better call Saul adds a whole other layer of why Cynthia was spooked by the cousins in breaking bad

[@TommyD1213]

Lalo was much more discreet than the cousins or Hector.

[@kingclampz6081]

You have to do a compilation of Lalo being cheerful and nice next because we all know Lalo and Gus both had these FAKE pleasant personalities Lalos real self came out when he killed the couple especially the guy who looked similar to him you can see Lalos fake smile finally going away

[@ImAGoldenGod-yx6by]

The moment one of the twins would later lose his legs and the other gets his head blown off

[@secondhandevil]

"Be polite. Be professional. Have a plan to kill anyone you come in contact with." -Gen James Mattis.

[@Otis151]

“I don’t think we’re anything alike, Mr. White.” The shift from polite manager to drug kingpin is shocking and awesome. Just so cool.

[@langa1533]

The cleaner they look, the dirtier they are -Harvey Specter

[@Blackridge.]

@4:25 that look when you have had enough of the salamanca clan but they just keep comin back

[@tobiaskadachi]

When you have max disposition with a NPC in Oblivion

[@Giantcrabz]

HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE HIGH ELVES MR WHITE

[@Matt-cr4vv]

Interesting to consider that had his standards of perfection not been so extreme he likely would’ve listened to his warning signs to avoid Walter and just had Gale learn the product from Jesse. It still would have been better than what they were doing but he would’ve driven himself nuts always knowing that even if it was better than before they’d never truly master perfection of the best product unless the process was handed down from Walt and his standards that matched those of Gus. The chase of that feeling would be no financial difference between Jesse or Walt but the standards negate that and led to so many problems. Bypassing concerns for the product in general had to have been lucrative to accept the concerns but still fun to ponder that working to bring Walter in was likely the need to meet the highest level of standards possible over being financially motivated since Jesse probably would’ve gotten to the same monetary result.

[@lambdaweaponscache5394]

I like how every public interaction Gus has with Walt, Walt is like a stuttering child caught doing something he shouldn’t have while Gus keeps up a flawless poker face

[@bthesilentgames]

10:24 Enjoy your meal

[@eazyz2267]

enjoy your meal

[@wetraccoonbetterthantrump]

Thank you

[@ErikRodriguez-d3g]

The way Gus breaks character the moment Walt says we’re alike in that way he was so offended by that

[@__-fi6xg]

god damnit, such a well written show and so well acted holy crap, you just dont see something like this anymore.

[@pandoralover21]

I'd work for him

[@redfront6707]

Gus Fring is and has always been my favorite.

[@Zack-lx2tc]

This man shouldn’t be my icon but he is

[@malcolmjelani3588]

I like how he wrote with the back of the pen 😂.

[@BoomiestBomb]

I'm really glad I watched the show before Gus became a meme. The twist of the unassuming extra being the menacing crime lord Walt's looking for is too good.

[@OB.x]

pretty impressive gus runs a resturant with all the soft drinks unlabled and no mistakes are ever made. ever.

[@Legolas_Schuck]

I treat my customers in a special way at work. Not for them, for me.

[@idea_list7779]

he's like that one coffee bean that makes my nerve tingle

[@paulkingMotion]

I think it's funny that there must've been Karen customers demanding to speak to the manager at Pollos Hermanos, not realising how much mortal danger they are putting themselves into.

[@pramitmitra]

Part of the appeal is how Mr Fring goes from smiling to a stern outlook in a flash ……

[@amelina168]

The man doesn't want anyone or anything to affect his life!

[@ГеоргД]

2:20 that ding.. ding.. ding on the background

[@twoshady518]

7:20 "kids won't eat it" this line throws me because it suggests that he is married with children. however we know he lives alone and is probably gay. was it a throw away line? was he lying to Walter? discuss

[@alejrandom6592]

Giancarlo's delivery on "Do it" 👁

[@Amadmaniac1]

5:27 Gus:(Are you kidding me Nacho?) Nacho:(Not my fault he's like this.)

[@mmorkinism]

That change in facial expression.