Hector Salamanca Causes Trouble At Los Pollos Hermanos | Sabrosito | Better Call Saul

Hector Salamanca visits Los Pollos Hermanos to see the boss.
Season 3 Episode 4 "Sabrosito": Jimmy asks for a favour from Mike, new complications disrupt Salamanca's business, and Chuck and Jimmy struggle with a compromise.
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[@mrgaudy1954]

Gus: Can’t stand unprofessionalism Hector: Can’t stand

[@lyraaa6884]

Nacho: can’t

[@CommonCasual]

Bro 💀💀💀💀

[@SertWasAName]

Vector: Can

[@unbalancedlibra9788]

Hector on professionals... *"The boss can SUCK meeeeeee"*

[@ercoleborgiano]

🛎️🛎️🛎️😡

[@ComicalRealm]

Surprised that Lyle showed so much restraint. He could have easily killed Hector with his fryer cleaning skills.

[@_MaZTeR_]

Lyle could've taken lessons from Rorschach

[@RobinHerzig]

👏

[@darthuchiha1418]

Lyle was so badass and he doesn’t even know it

[@sinanengin5756]

Stolen comment

[@bradlauk1419]

"I am the one who mops"

[@Pavkata91]

Hector is the ultimate Karen, he doesn't want to speak with the manager, he wants to see De Boss!

[@WinginWolf]

THE bos!

[@siediousswift8088]

De Boss cansucmi

[@MQhelper]

De Boss can sock him!

[@Issengan]

De BOESS

[@morlarav602]

He is Boss-kun

[@holmegab]

Even then, Nacho shows what a decent person he is - overruling his associate's attempt to block customers from leaving

[@Umirua]

He was literally like: "Dude, no, now's not the time."

[@HooKsONyou]

the people that left will call the cops....

[@SStupendous]

@@HooKsONyou To be honest, by this point there's little they can report. The best the could really do is just keep away.

[@kiosk5595]

A really subtle, yet poignant touch

[@sgtclebeaner6878]

Fun fact that wasn't even part of the script

[@UnknownUnknown-hg7xg]

Incredible how they revealed Lyle was actually the mastermind behind Fring’s operation. The true puppet master.

[@drygnfyre]

This is the moment Lyle becomes Flynn.

[@justinf8649]

@@drygnfyre dude I bust out laughing at that

[@Robert96902]

When did Lyle become such a meme? 🤣

[@curtailedbike4123]

I was so shocked when Walter was taking his final breaths only for Lyle to come on and tell him that he did exactly as he thought he would and that everything that happened in both series was set up by Lyle

[@fjLKA]

Wait, does that actually happen? 😳 (only saw BB)

[@SputnikKaiser]

“I need to see your bawls”

[@mbrammy7]

And Lyle showed him

[@shadow_realm47]

ya'll😂

[@snookermafia6368]

Gaaaaaaaaaaaaay!

[@neroknight1234]

Kyle was chad enough to refer to his bawls as “the manager”. What a Don

[@amadeusoasis5358]

* vine boom

[@Alex88148]

‘It’s a health code violation’ has to be the funniest thing ever said to Don Hector Salamanca

[@alexejgorodnicenko7295]

senor hector is me in mcdonalds after 3 month in gym: I WANT TO SEE YOUR BOSS.

[@WiloPolis03]

By BB era bro was health code violating all over the place

[@PimpMan6]

@@WiloPolis03that boy really shittin everywhere

[@GabrielSzeverenyi]

Your comment has officially reached 900 likes. 😊

[@Stefanonimo]

When you defeat all Karens, Hector is the final boss.

[@бутылкакумыса-х1ъ]

Stolen but golden

[@johnnyguillotine1673]

Nacho showed us all how to take him out

[@epsilonadept7301]

Wrong. Hector is Da Boss.

[@sinanengin5756]

Not the boss but DE BOSS.

[@johnnyguillotine1673]

@@sinanengin5756 El Jeffe

[@oN3xShOtxkilL]

I always laugh at the part when Hector pats him on the back like “good job..” and walks away

[@ClassicTophatGaming]

Like a "You're doing your best, keep it up" 😂

[@oN3xShOtxkilL]

@@ClassicTophatGaming he was up to pollos standards that day

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

He respected lyle for standing up to him

[@HK-kz1wu]

Lyle’s behavior… was acceptable.

[@planetphatness]

"Nothing personal buddy"

[@mgs1167]

Rest in Peace, Mark Margolis. Thank you for bringing Hector Salamanca to life and immortality 🕊️❤️

[@lolopap2593]

No one can ever replace Mark's performance as hector

[@princessmarlena1359]

Wait, he died!? Damn! This friggin’ year…

[@mitchellmckenzie3391]

He was great has hector salamanca

[@kingargon]

I love how he has no clue how powerful a man he’s speaking to. Lyle could’ve killed him in a moment’s notice.

[@bajorekjon]

If only Hector knew he was talking to the 3rd best hitman west of the Mississippi

[@sinanengin5756]

I absolutely love how disgusted Hector looks upon entering the restaurant.. LOL 😆

[@mlsaulnier]

With his ahehhh sound

[@Demagora]

Definitely not trying the spice curls today.

[@mrminkman952]

@@Demagora that funny in a deleted scene he actually picked one up and looked at it and was confused as though he had never seen one before.

[@dayschange2]

I had the same thought! The place couldn't be more different from the little restaurant where he goes to do his cartel business. That place is quiet and dark, and the staff doesn't bat an eye at Tuco pummeling an old man in the parking lot, or Lalo waltzing into the kitchen to make his own tacos. This place here is all well lit and busy, and full of people who have no idea that the place is linked to the cartel. It couldn't more against the grain from Hector's point of view.

[@capncake8837]

@@mrminkman952 He probably hadn’t, honestly.

[@liam-no2kn]

As a previous fast food employee, this is terrifying.

[@Highlife-ks2uh]

what happen to you

[@reallyhappenings5597]

Previous? When you're in, you're in.

[@flopsinator5817]

You're in the game son. Just when you think you're out, they pull you back in. "I know you're on vacation, but can you come in tomorrow? We're understaffed."

[@JamesRodriguez10783]

Did hector walk on you ?

[@shadow_realm47]

@@flopsinator5817 nightmares

[@indianapatsfan]

This is the episode where Lyle's wife told him he's in danger and he should consider contacting the police. That's when Lyle gave his epic "I am the danger, I am the one who knocks" speech.

[@shadow_realm47]

Fax. Lyle could have caused a blood bath in there. But he was acutely aware of the families that would lose their lives as collateral.

[@bhattacharya_18]

Lyle: I am not the danger. I am in danger.

[@XGamin1]

@@bhattacharya_18 no u

[@kostiszantos7944]

A guy gets fired and you think that of me?! No. I am the one who starts fires!

[@michaeltownley9144]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that the guy behind Hector ordered a twelve-piece bucket of chicken and jumbo fries, and was about to order even more before Hector lit his cigar. What a unit.

[@wiry7428]

He was big smoke in disguise, awaiting to order his "two number 9s.."

[@sabin97]

@@wiry7428 big smoke from gta? or a different big smoke?

[@stroud__]

@@sabin97gta san andreas’ big smoke

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

Honestly Hector saved his life there

[@khabug]

​@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470😂

[@MajinMist603]

Love how when Lyle says “ No smoking look at the sigh “ Hector just points at it with the cigar in his hand .

[@planetphatness]

Like those "gun free zone" signs

[@sabin97]

@@planetphatness a sign is just a piece of paper/plastic/cardboard/metal/etc with words or pictures on it. if you dont enforce it then it becomes meaningless.....lyle was enforcing it.

[@retardmaxxed]

@@sabin97 The point is that just like padlocks, those signs only stop the good people.

[@slamrobot6584]

I always thought Hector was jealous of Gus in a different way when it comes to each owning a business. Hector had no customers that we really see at his establishment, yet Gus' restaurant is filled with happy people and families. Just another thing Gus has that Hector does not. I always loved when Nacho gives that look regarding the family leaving. Little moments.

[@mrgaudy1954]

I don’t think Hector cares about that, perhaps only in the sense that it provides a better front and makes Gus seem more “professional”, similar to how Hector gets triggered by Gus’ neatly organised cash at Eladio’s. It’s just another case of Hector viewing Gus’ less barbaric and cultured approach to the trade over his more “traditionalist” and old school approach as a threat to his own worth to the cartel and thus his own perceived value.

[@Balloon410]

It could also be some more petty rivalry too. Like he's thinking, "even his fake business is doing better than my fake business, and I owned an ice cream store in New Mexico."

[@H.K.5]

Eladio also respected Gus more than he respected Hector and Hector knew that himself.

[@CornholioPuppetMaster]

After watching Better Call Saul I kind of feel like Gus and Hector are like Jimmy and Chuck. Hector is really unlikable and narcissistic and has a grudge against Gus who is really charismatic and nice. Hector was jealous of Gustavo‘s interpersonal skills but also he didn’t care about pleasing the customer

[@ojman6548]

Hector is literally Plankton

[@emeralde3875]

Arturo blocking the woman and child from leaving Los Pollos was one of the most infuriating moments in the entire series for me. Made it all the more satisfying when Gus executed Arturo personally.

[@TheErolking]

The execution of arturo was terrible,a real Horror death

[@ScottZapp024]

I agree with it but he could've went a lil easier on dudes execution like he was waaaay too brutal with that one imo that death really got to me even though it's just a show a bag over a man's head while his arms and legs are hog tied while he suffocated was just wow and the noises he made while that was happening were disturbing to say the least.

[@Gooner184]

He's not the brightest bulb in the box.

[@sinanengin5756]

After Gus killed him infront of Ignacio, Gus no longer "believed fear to be an effective motivator".. in his own words.

[@johnphillip2566]

Dork. “Infuriating” 😂 BETA MALE!!!

[@102-d7i]

I love how Hector taps Lyle’s shoulder like “I respect what ur doing but this is a little above ur pay grade”

[@LWT1331]

Condescending rearwipe is what he is.

[@ArjunSingh-pl9ss]

2:29 That was such a good scene & a nice gesture from Nacho ❤️

[@The-Deadite]

Nacho was a good guy despite being a cartel member, i remember when he scaped of Lalo's compound he asked about the rest of the people in there and if they made it out.

[@grimmywizard]

@@The-Deadite and almost cried when he understood that they got killed as well

[@SamsarasArt]

Nacho is one of my favorite characters in this show

[@moldiworp9143]

id argue overall it was an objectively neutral thing. but relative to the shows morality? nacho might as well be a saint.

[@KGillis]

@@The-Deadite I think it was mostly that Nacho realized they were stepping into the civilian world, and needlessly escalating the situation was gonna end up with the police showing up in force.

[@starzzz-lol4585]

0:52 6 year old me when McDonald’s gives me the wrong toy in the happy meal

[@beatsbyelvis6890]

“I need to see ronald macdonald”

[@troxx2393]

I wait.

[@tontonkarim2260]

@@troxx2393 You forgot to include the "cabron !" part. Which is the least when not given the proper toy.

[@tvwizard369]

That small scene at 2:20 with the woman and child trying to leave, being blocked and Nacho's nonverbal communication to let them go was always a favorite of mine

[@NtoTheM]

I love that Hector is trying to act all bad and tough and wants to intimidate the workers and they're just feeling immensely awkward almost the entire time over some random old fart walking around behind the counter.

[@emilyanderson9559]

In America literally anyone can pull a giant gun out from under their jackets so yes stuff like this will freak people out I'm surprised more people didn't just get up and run out the door

[@user-np6dt2py8y]

​@@emilyanderson9559 Same in Ireland tbb, we have a few arms dumps. IRA. Nvm.

[@rumrain838]

​@@emilyanderson9559luckily you have the right to own a Gun in defend yourself. As long as you dont live in a commie state that choices criminals over your life.

[@LukaZibar]

@@user-np6dt2py8ythe IRA is still around? If so, how come?

[@SéaFid]

​@@LukaZibar Long story. Splinter groups and all that, some may or may not be involved in gang activity. But I was referring to the past, and was partially being humorous, I don't really care.

[@crazygamer241]

I'm kinda surprised that Gus was able to keep this front going for so long. With Hector, the cousins, Nacho, Walt coming into his restaurant and constantly requesting to speak with Gus and looking weird and all, you'd think some employees or customers would have noticed over the years that something was off with the place.

[@Wyrm7774]

They probably knew but either continued working keeping to themselves because they liked Gus or quit and didn't want to say anything out of fear

[@roddydykes7053]

He probably paid well above the industry standard. It likely didn’t happen very often. Gus was a prominent figure in the city too. But yeah I would’ve been freaked out working there lol

[@scottvelez3154]

Later this episode Gus vaguely explains that he knew Hector and the Salamancas back in Mexico and that they harassed him for money back then. I guess they understood he had history with dangerous people but just didn't want to get involved in that.

[@13Kr4zYAzN13]

That sweet, sweet chicken though 😩

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

@@roddydykes7053 well if this company pays way more than the others for the same job, that too might be suspicious

[@xZippy]

My favorite part of all this is how Hector just pats Lyle on the back. "Even though I won't comply, you're doing a good job."

[@TihetrisWeathersby]

One of my favorite Hector scenes, He was establishing his dominance, Gus couldn't wait to get his revenge

[@MrSamulai]

Desperate, old man bullying a teenage fast-food worker. Guess the taller they are...

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

200th like

[@Eskimoso]

@@MrSamulai he's his enemy so we understand why he's doing this

[@MrSamulai]

@@Eskimoso Hector was braver than most to make an enemy out of Lyle.

[@ese_KAST]

Swear to god all I heard was, “CABRON! I need to see your bAwlzz”

[@vipbeef2174]

I cant unhear it lol

[@comadoof184]

We all can't

[@Bdhdheksnsb]

Hector is just an amazing actor, speechless.

[@audiovisualcringe]

speechless 💀

[@TreeKharma]

@@audiovisualcringe ding ding

[@funkyreapercat5280]

Lyle is the superior actor from the show

[@SheldonAdama17]

Dang, Hector looks so familiar… I can’t remember where I’ve seen him, but his face really rings a bell!

[@dougpeters1625]

lolol

[@Bdhdheksnsb]

Scarface, he was the guy trying to blow up the kids in the car and Tony Montana shot him in the head and killed him. Hector was amazing in that movie too.

[@stevenpiquette6055]

Ace Ventura Mr chickadance

[@epsilonadept7301]

"You don't worry. Fring won't be angry at you."

[@BiffGreggle]

@@stevenpiquette6055 ....yes Satan?

[@gkv633]

Lyle's job here was upto Pollos standards as he called Gus and not the Police. He has learned well from Gus' employee training videos.

[@Csnich96]

Actually in the deleted scene he went to call the cops but Nacho stopped him

[@811chelseafc]

2:45 love Hector’s little “keep up the good work” pat.

[@asagara34]

That guy is such a good character actor I’m really glad Better Call Saul took advantage and gave him a larger role with more mobility.

[@DanTheRoadRippersCollector]

Mark Mangolis just passed away. RIP hector

[@rylu2828]

Ironically Gus was probably wondering what took Don Hector so long? His plan to take revenge for Santiago had started and damaging Hectors supply line and making him depended on him was part of the plan.

[@sinanengin5756]

Santiago?

[@doomeyer]

Dude, Santiago is the Chilean place where he's from. The name the person he is avenging is Max, ffs.

[@TreeKharma]

@@doomeyer Lol exactly. There’s even an episode called “Dedicado a Max”

[@sinanengin5756]

Well excuse me for asking needs..

[@epicfan1598]

Santiago is the capital of chile. You mean revenge for max?

[@project_boredom2940]

RIP Mark Margolis (Don Hector)

[@maulrat588]

Amazing how Hector can cause such a stir only being himself. Ask for the boss, light a cigar, say "eh". Notice how he steps aside after Lyle gives the bottom line argument telling him that there are other customers waiting. "Oh kay. I won't step on your game. But I will wait in the back. (pat pat)" Classic.

[@watchmo2310]

@@redplays7678 we found lyle

[@corndrinker]

I like how Nacho shook his head and the other guy was like "yeah, im doing too much" lol

[@TippedScale]

Realized he had to sit down

[@FlymanMS]

Imagine Gus explaining to his staff later that it was a training exercise on how to deal with an extremely arrogant customer.

[@cems.3144]

He probably had to explain that he owns them money so they came etc

[@beatsbyelvis6890]

@@cems.3144that’s exactly what he did, actually. kinda saw it coming though.

[@epicfan1598]

@@cems.3144 funnily enough thats what he did

[@jaksa05]

0:52 I need to see your baIIs.

[@moodyowlproductions4287]

.....my what now?

[@20footerpython]

​@@moodyowlproductions4287testicles

[@FunniiMan]

I wait

[@tavbf]

Good to see Hector select diet coke - watching his sugar intake at that age taking a conscious effort in his health.

[@tankdogization]

Hector was lucky Lyle was in a good mood that day.

[@sinanengin5756]

🤣🤣🤣

[@megastrimp]

@@sinanengin5756 merhaba ben sinan engin

[@alexanderm.635]

Imagine Lyle and Huell teaming up, they would be unstoppable

[@sylvester3018]

@@alexanderm.635 reasonably

[@luky4487]

Indeed he is, the one thing that saved him was Gus giving Lyle promotion on that very day.

[@dinnerfan19470]

doctors when you turn 12 0:52

[@jrreedve2825]

Hector: “I’ll wait. While I wait, I'll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda."

[@Griggs133]

I always liked how this scene shows the differences on how Hector and Gus run their businesses, and why Gus is successful while Hector isn't. Gus hides in plain sight and works on building himself up as a respected and influential member of the community while treating his employees with kindness and respect, which makes them loyal to him and his operation run smoothly. Hector acts like an old school gangster and barges into the restaurant with his goons, acts like he owns the place, and scares everyone thinking it makes him respected while not realizing that it just paints a giant target on his back and draws unnecessary attention to his operation.

[@Proactivealex]

I love hector's voice it is both terrifying and soothing at the same time.

[@obamid39]

0:41 Subtitles: "Welcome to Los Players Toronto's" lmao

[@Mermer359]

One of the most funniest comments on earth 1000000/10

[@xkevinzee]

Lyle: Sir you’re not allowed back here Hector: You’re not that guy pal, trust me you’re not that guy

[@jgameruav3420]

R.I.P Mark Margolis. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 The guy who plays Hector from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.

[@double_ey]

That "I need fring" gotta be the best line 🤣

[@calebsankey6945]

"I need D.E.A"

[@isaahmed5644]

Better ring fring

[@EliTheGleason]

I love how Hector pats Lyle on the back, I think he actually had a small bit of respect for Lyles loyalty and strict adherence to his work

[@lostskull7467]

While also not being disrespectful

[@LWT1331]

Hector simp

[@logangster1428]

3:01 you can clearly see that the soda machines have soda logos from today, despite the show being set in the early 2000’s

[@ggbabydollworld977]

Good catch

[@compmanio36]

Same kind of thing when they film a scene on the street and it's got some modern car for a show set in the 80s or something. Happens all the time.

[@nishanthchandra237]

0:26: Introverts in public

[@s3c0nd1mpact]

2:39 Lyle was fr about to square up

[@ordafles5360]

If people cause trouble they get trouble.

[@Agent-cz9rj]

1:04 First second and only time Hector has ever addressed Gus The Chicken Man as Mr Fring.

[@sykamoreva9803]

I like how this is meant to be some kinda power trip when all Hector is really doing is being a public nuisance in a fast food place

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

It's still a sign of power. You yourself do this in real life, you get kicked out

[@725xoxo]

Rip hector , your role in this bb universe will go down in television history .

[@controlhogger8]

The first couple seconds before anyone says anything is actually really comforting and relaxing

[@timonfischer6515]

0:57 Gus in the back: Assistant TO THE manager

[@ABeastG]

I understood that reference!

[@coleanderson5099]

RIP Mark Margolis

[@cems.3144]

0:25 the hispanic mother recognised hector and immediately knew there was going to a trouble.

[@wiry7428]

The black guy noticed it and left the place first, i think

[@TheGreedyOnion]

​​@@wiry7428bro there was no Black guy leaving the only slightly Black person there was Arturo Colon 💀

[@Goodfella097]

0:19 reference to Scarface? "No women and children!" Tony Montana kept shouting at Mark Margolis, the actor for Hector

[@dannycalypse]

Lyle is really well acted.

[@lordchosen19]

You heard him show him your bawlls !!!

[@swooshie4749]

0:48

[@saymybyshy]

"I need to see your bolls."

[@goojo173]

🗿

[@daniel4g206]

@@goojo173 🗿

[@SAFIS448]

🗿

[@zachgreenninja3885]

🗿

[@ChavitoFlacito04]

Rest in Peace Mark Margolis. You will be missed Tío Salamanca.

[@Adam-gh3bi]

Rip don hector

[@arcanea9598]

2:27 Why the hell did he block the customer from leaving?

[@H.K.5]

Yeah there was really no need for that.

[@flint630]

Witnesses, if someone called the police and hector got caught, the witnesses could be used against Hector in court

[@profesionalz]

@@flint630 Yeah but don't you think having hostages will make the situation even worse? it was a dumb move for Arturo and that could have ruined the cartel

[@delbiancoivan95]

@@profesionalz He follows orders. I'm sure Hector said that nobody leaves. Either they stay or he'll kill them later.

[@doktorzomboss2003]

REST IN PEACE HEKTOR

[@yumotohh]

2:28 the way nacho shakes his head to signal him to let the woman go is just so sweet

[@TheRobWay1]

This is the moment Lyle became acting manager

[@visca_barca____1899]

RIP Mark Margolis.🕊

[@superbigtime]

I love that little pat Hector gives Lyle on the back. Hector can tell he's not in the game, and he's a bit naïve, but even he respects the loyalty Lyle has to Gus' operation, even if he's not aware of the fact that it's a front.

[@karansehgal2299]

Hector has always been a very strong character, despite him being very frail (physically, later on). He died on his own terms after having killed his biggest enemy. Nobody could defeat the Salamanca Family boss.

[@drezzington]

well just thanks to walt tbh

[@mmmye3288]

Hector is juat a stubborn and disgusting character. Strong comes from your sympathy for him being in wheel chair and looking powerless. Don't feel bad for hector he caused gus to become a bad one. Deserved every bad things to happen to him

[@zxera9702]

Walt did

[@shotguneugene]

Da bos kan sok me!

[@live_monkey2485]

I'm pretty sure spending years paralyzed in a wheelchair while your arch enemy wipes out your entire family qualifies as being defeated.

[@shady9206]

I like Nacho telling the guy to not block the customer trying to leave. He was the only decent guy on the Salamanca side in the show

[@johnhoney5089]

I agree. Whenever I get to that part won't Nacho it puts a smile on my face.

[@Etherealsighting]

Honestly, Nacho did a lot to cover for all of the Salamanca's brutal bullshit over the years, no wonder he betrayed all of them.

[@angelm9115]

R.I.P Legend. You will be missed boss🕊🕊🕊

[@Maddest-r2g]

His 🅱️alls

[@sparklepawz1185]

Real talk I think the only reason Hector didn't do anything else was because Lyle was respectful. He called him sir and despite Hector doing all that he did, Lyle didn't get aggressive or call the cops and just kept asking Hector to stop while being as polite as he could. I feel like if Lyle threatened to call the cops or got violent, Hector would have done a lot more than just harass them.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

Interesting point. But yeah probably any other person in the place of Lyle would have called the police or at least threaten with doing so

[@_tenebris25_]

In a deleted scene, Lyle was gonna call the cops but Nacho stops him

[@logger22]

1:45 Boogie2988 after telling his fans he’s dieting for the 420th time

[@FlaxXGD.-]

Rest in peace 😢😢

[@lkr_lkr_9891]

oh no he is rip 😢

[@mikekling7144]

Hector actuality respects Lyle standing up to him.

[@TreeKharma]

This is the moment Lyle becomes Howard Hamlin

[@maulrat588]

Notice how Hector finally moves when he gives the bottom line argument that is clear: "Sir, there are other customers waiting."

[@DaFlashGuy7]

OMG YES

[@Web-Slinger42]

Wow, he is really stupid. Why would you talk to him like that? Don't you realize how dangerous that guy is? He could end you and your entire family. Don Hector is so lucky Lyle chose to have mercy on him.

[@maskedmarvyl4774]

The ironic thing is, I would actually eat at Pollos Hermanos on a regular basis. The food looks super fresh, you Know the grill is always clean, and their curly fries look delicious. Oh, and the manager seems very professional.

[@SAFIS448]

'I need to see your 🅱🅰lls'

[@GeneTakovic-t4n]

Rest in peace sweet old man.

[@nbagoats4819]

In case you didn't notice, the black guy who was the first to get up and leave worked for Gus. He often kept an eye on the place when Gus wasn't available. He no doubt contacted Gus once he left. You can see him in "Better call Saul" walking through the hallway of gus's underground compound.

[@GuilhermeOliveira-cc8fo]

0:27 His disgusted face seeing all these chickens 😂

[@blakespinelli6969]

rip Uncle Hector. la familia es todo

[@sourabhjoshi8520]

Who's here after hearing news of Mark Margolis? R.I.P. one of the most badass characters ever !!!

[@MedalionDS9]

Hector: I need to see your boss Lyle: Why? Hector: So he can SOCK ME

[@zoo05zoo]

Funny how in these Los Pollos scenes, all the gringos are confused about these people but all the Hispanics know exactly what's going on and start trying to figure a way to get out.

[@blackantares]

CABRON I NEED TO SEE YOUR BOSS!🤣 0:50 hahaha epic

[@2ndToLast501]

2:19 Me when mcdonald's doesn't have $1 drinks anymore

[@jvinicius_]

R.I.P Legend, you'll be missed.

[@jogman262]

Nachos expression at the beginning says it all. He wishes Hector wouldn’t do this at this moment with civilians in the restaurant.

[@DarkFactory]

00:51

[@doodlebobascending8505]

This was the moment that Hector Salamanca caused trouble at Los Pollos Hermanos.

[@DonnieBarkie]

RIP Don Hector

[@notamemberofilluminati8382]

Crazy how as soon as Lyle told Hector to leave, he immediately left and apologized for his actions. Show the crazy amount of control Lyle imposes on others.