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[@kevinebert1439]

I just realized that Lalo first asks for the receptionist in Spanish to see if she speaks the language. Then because she doesn’t, he can talk to Hector without her overhearing anything. That’s clever!

[@andrewkessler2020]

Yeah, big Mindhunter vibes.

[@shitchops]

@@andrewkessler2020 hahaa

[@thehuhu]

Whoa nice catch

[@scottvelez3154]

One of the underrated benefits of speaking multiple languages - you can talk about private stuff without other people knowing.

[@asasyan1]

@@scottvelez3154 be coarse i speak 3 language , Georgian , russian and English )))) but i need more, i like Spanish and German languages, but time is problem

[@jsimmons12]

The "no refunds" actor is a friend of mine. Great guy, but in almost all his parts he gets killed or beaten up. One of these days I hope he gets to be the good guy.

[@danielwormald4666]

Whos your friend? Tell him I wish him luck!

[@jsimmons12]

@@danielwormald4666 His name is Derek Russo. We were both comedians, believe it or not, and played some of the same shows together. He's a really good, really smart, really funny guy, but because of his appearance seemingly always has to play meatheads.

[@sebastiancaris]

Tell him he is a lucky b because of sharing a scene with Tony Dalton, and please get me an autograph of him 😅

[@kesgamingbot1249]

Hi I'm gay.

[@yungchildsupport4445]

Rick Flagg: “you’re a goddamn liar”

[@AdityaSharmaaaa-w8r]

I would binge watch an entire series about Lalo. Literally doing anything. He can just hang out in his house and l'd tune in nightly

[@baremangus3576]

Same

[@velvik]

Lalopalooza!

[@fbispecialagentfrancisyork457]

What’s he up to man? What’s he doing?

[@juliovillagran4105]

@@fbispecialagentfrancisyork457 I think he's playing guitar right now

[@AdityaSharmaaaa-w8r]

@@fbispecialagentfrancisyork457 he is cooking for Hector in hell

[@unknownvariable9239]

I cringed when they told him “no refunds”. We all knew that was an instant death sentence. It’s amazing how Lalo can be both charming and scary at the same time. Huge props to Tony Dalton for portraying Lalo to perfection.

[@Cuckmoneyproductions]

Lalo is such a gentleman, he is so dreamy 😍😍😌😌

[@mattygee1402]

@@Cuckmoneyproductions Average Jeffery dahmer enjoyer

[@andrewdestefanis8225]

@@mattygee1402 Ted Bundy

[@Evanxbdlt]

@@mattygee1402 fan*

[@maxl5423]

What was Lalo expecting? He wasted days / weeks of planning for them , and then wants money back for calling it off ? I don’t think the cartel operates like that.

[@tychoazrephet3794]

“I told you…be nice.” I love that line so much. For as much of a cruel, sadistic, soulless monster Lalo is he still clings tightly to the grace and aires he cultivates. Always polite, affable, accommodating. It’s like he takes offense to anyone being as viscous as he is without plastering a smile over it.

[@DrShemp-sv6gf]

I love that too

[@pozloadescobar]

Vicious man. Not viscous. But also viscous too

[@firstlast9846]

I think outside his cartel life he’s a genuinely wholesome human being.. enjoying cooking, talking to people and normal everyday things.. but his cartel life requires him to be so cold and calculated.. and he switches off either side so quick it’s what makes him such a psychopath - - he’s not faking his nice side like Gustavo and doesn’t have to force his evil side like Walter sometimes did.

[@pozloadescobar]

@@firstlast9846 Do you remember how Lalo's ranch servants were terrified of him? And how he killed them? Hard to separate the man from his cartel life, the cartel was his entire life. Yes, a soldier can generally compartmentalize his military service, but it's different for Lalo - his entire family was in service to the cartel 24/7

[@firstlast9846]

@@pozloadescobar hmmm that's true.. but I seem to remember the staff loving him.

[@Kaisaccountt]

Lalo was the scariest Salamanca. Not only was he the smartest out of all the Salamanca’s he was also the most friendliest which was a disguise from the sociopath killer that Lalo was.

[@ReddSquall]

It was a disguise for Gus. The scary thing about Lalo is he was Gus's two personas at the same time.

[@herrautisto5294]

People like him are called psychopaths. He's not a sociopath, he's a legit psycho

[@randomwords9901]

And also have the same skill set of mike

[@andrew1699]

I think Lalo genuinely want everyone get their money back. Not a complete sociopath.

[@paullee7467]

@@andrew1699 he felt bad he screwed it up for them

[@SirDimi69]

Lalo:recites the entire alphabet for a single word. Tuco: WHAT DO YOU WANT??

[@maicoxmauler2825]

Twins: Break out the Ouija board to transcribe an entire letter. Eladio: dInG dInG dInG dInG dInG dInG

[@Tuco-k1m]

Bolsa: I advise you hector please listen to what I do

[@NecromancerTO]

Shows how patient is Lalo and how impatient is Tuco

[@YonkoAkagamiShanks]

Don Eladio: Ding! Ding!! Ding!!!

[@adamowen3818]

I love how each Salamanca is a different kind of psychopath Lalo is charming but still a killer Hector was cruel and ruthless Tuco was brutal and intimidating The twins were silent but relentless.

[@benitoswagolini3410]

And Abuelita wanted to use club soda.

[@DollanFerinal]

The messed up thing is that all of them save Hector probably don't have Antisocial Personality Disorder. They were just tortured by Hector so much it drove them crazy.

[@alex.g7317]

@@DollanFerinal are you speculating, or is this cannon?

[@Ryan88881]

True, sort of. Not trying to nitpick here but the word 'psychopath' is kind of weird word. The connotations are probably apt to your descriptions but on paper, the word psychopath is just a glorified and/or informal term for sociopath which is a word used to describe someone with ASD; antisocial personality disorder. And tbh, the only Salamanca who presented *true* ASD traits was in fact Lalo.

[@chrisbruzon811]

@@Ryan88881 ​ I agree. All of them have some sort of empathy and moral value. The twins care about their families, Tuco cares about his abuelita and Hector, and Hector cared about the Debose Cansogme

[@tobiasrietveld3819]

Such a nice detail Lalo puts the step out for the people inside truck. His 'nice-guy' persona is so extremely well-polished that it's hard to see through it.

[@FMDedits]

That’s because neither side is fake

[@solidghost1337]

@@FMDedits thank you!! I don't get why people think it's fake. Why would he fake anything to people that he knows damn well he's about to kill?? People are complicated and nuanced. You can be a killer and still genuinely enjoy being nice and polite to people

[@bait5257]

​@@solidghost1337true

[@capncake8837]

Not a persona, he’s just a polite and friendly person who’s also ruthless. Kinda like Todd, but brighter and more charismatic.

[@TomSkinner]

He left them to die of thirst miles from civilization.

[@FreshZCORD]

The way he smiles to hide his anger before the kill

[@arepasxo]

Anger? Thats his joy

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

I love how this shows that Lalo has just a BIT more humanity than his sick twin cousins. They blew up the entire truck of immigrants because they were recognized but here is Lalo, faking his own death, and only murders the bad guys while refunding the cash of the poor immigrants. A man gotta have a code.

[@jasperion8655]

He's tough, but fair.

[@SenorTortas]

@@jasperion8655 like Tuco Salamanca, who has a passion for justice

[@camerongreene3357]

And one of the immigrants on that truck was a pregnant woman

[@RaysCorner]

"A man must have a code." - Detective “Bunk” Moreland

[@kdoka8126]

Psychos doesn't have codes

[@rudyban596]

As a Mexican… listening to the way Lalo raves about “hurting” Gustavo reveals an almost child-like, irrational anger. It also tells you a great deal about the dynamic between Hector and Lalo. Hector is a real twisted individual.

[@obamgma]

wouldnt call it irrational considering that gus attempted to have him murdered and killed all of his workers in the process

[@rudyban596]

@Professor Thinker yeah, I know. I’m saying listen to the tone. He’s serious about proving Gus is who he is to his uncle.

[@Emily-5124]

DING DING DING

[@redrick8900]

"Irrational?" They guy murdered his house staff.

[@redrick8900]

@MyMotif Nah. Lalo is polite and reasonable. Hector is just a hate machine.

[@LatinaCreamQueen]

I love the patience that Lalo has for Hector. Lalo seemed to really respect Hector and vice versa. He was the only person who gave him the respect that Hector demanded from others. Once Lalo was killed, you can tell Hector sorta gave up. He was the only Salamanca who seemed to live up to Hector's ideals.

[@thavinduwijesena743]

This is the exact moment Lalo became disappointed of their no-refund policy

[@thorbynumbers5368]

Bavro, Binve!

[@cmafilmproduction]

Can we talk about how good Margolis is as Tio here. His show of emotion when he realised it was Lalo was amazing given his limited performance!!

[@andreiboroianu946]

R.I.P. Mark Margolis 😢

[@dunkev4152]

2 Lalo videos in a row, just goes to show how great of a character he truly is and how many memorable moments he has.

[@Crandaddy81]

I like that Lalo isn’t just charming, but he actually has some principles too. He could have just taken everyone’s money, but he chose to give it back to them instead.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

Yeah first time I saw him was in this scene and I thought he was a good guy, like the hero of the show or something. Only later did I find he's actually so evil.

[@johnlui887]

He is highly-disciplined , from the performance of him tracking and monitoring Mike's team

[@Haktarr]

It's basic common sense, not principles. First, he doesn't need that money, his family drug trade makes so much that he actually could have given those people some extra just to keep'em silent. Second, he knows those people are poor and scared so they're more likely not to snitch on him considering that weird mixture of fright and gratitude they fell towards him. And third, in case they are caught by police or some other gang, the absence of money would suggest there was a third party involved.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

@@Haktarr why would the absence of money suggest there was a third party involved?

[@joshz3788]

Principles LMAO. This is how the Cartels win over the populace, exploitation. There's nothing principled about it. By giving back the money, he paints an image that the Cartel are good, whilst these people return back home to suffer their fates under the Cartel because they weren't able to escape North.

[@u121386]

I love how, despite his ruthless and psychotic nature, he was still level headed and kind enough to return everyone’s money

[@jonathanbaron-crangle5093]

Kind, or just doing the right thing? Criminals can have morals (note he didn't kill them, like the twins killed the smugglers in BB)

[@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437]

@@jonathanbaron-crangle5093 he doesn't have morals. If he had morals he wouldn't have killed the skinny guy in the store for no reason.

[@reservoirfrogs2177]

@@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437 Not for no reason, he was a witness. But that doesn't make him less of a psychopath

[@yurifairy2969]

he isn't cruel for no reason, only when it's advantageous for him

[@warlordofbritannia]

@@mustaquimahmedtanbeer2437 Even criminals have some morals, if only to justify their actions to themselves.

[@sammy.1976]

You notice how he brought down the milk box so they can get down safely. We want a Lalo spinoff

[@nunka34ify]

Better Follow Lalo

[@claudioolate2516]

1:59 learning the spanish alphabet with Lalo Salamanca😊

[@brolo7234]

Love the contrast between Lalo and the Twins in how they handled being smuggled across the border with other immigrants.

[@kevinmartin5969]

The Twins definitely had a different way of doing things...

[@capncake8837]

@@kevinmartin5969 They were less clever. Lalo was smart enough to know that these migrants were obviously too scared to rat on him.

[@ED-ej3bu]

I like how Lalo would also call the Nursing Home and speak Spanish first, make sure the nurse could not understand him, and then switch to English, so he knew he could have a private conversation with Hector in Spanish

[@ChesterManfred]

The show becomes even better when you know what they're saying. It feels different.

[@jontoven2467]

Speaking Spanish?

[@ChesterManfred]

yep

[@roddydykes7053]

I started dating a girl from Mexico a year ago and the first show I showed her was Breaking Bad 😂 it’s really cool when she can explain the Spanish better than the subtitles

[@haroldnecmann7040]

@@roddydykes7053 Metastasis gang☺️

[@jontoven2467]

@@ChesterManfred cool I also understand the Spanish

[@reepicheep66]

It's so funny that Hector's home is functioning as a go-between for the biggest criminals and they only find out when Gus comes walking out of that door with half of his face of.

[@jonathanbaron-crangle5093]

I was surprised Gus survived that blast as long as he did (although he didn't survive for long) but the visuals of how damaged he was in that blast WOW

[@primeministersinister625]

@@jonathanbaron-crangle5093 he wouldnt have, even if his face was only that badly damaged which is unlikely given the nature of the explosion, the concussive blast would have liquefied his organs

[@capncake8837]

@@primeministersinister625 True, but we don’t know exactly what he did during the brief moment before the blast. He might’ve somehow moved away a little or tried to shield himself. Probably just wishful thinking, though.

[@primeministersinister625]

@@capncake8837 that’s not how explosions work, if your face looks like that, your lungs heart and brain are goop,

[@shmoke6135]

​@@primeministersinister625 The rest of his body was still completely intact and he was running on adrenaline.

[@cnote2458]

Mark Margolis facial expression are some of the best acting in the whole show. The way he looks depressed before hearing Lalo. And the second he hears you see the look of tearful glee. Just tremendous acting.

[@cakirusta]

It’s so crazy that both of these characters are objectively horrible people who have done so many evil things and somehow I found it heartwarming when hector reacted to his nephew being alive

[@humblesparrow]

Anyone else notice that his grey streak gets larger after he's attacked in his home?

[@saparapatepete]

They are ruthless criminals, but have empathy for the people they care about, which might not be too many.

[@sephondranzer]

Love the difference in style between Lalo and the Cousins. The cousins killed all potential witnesses, whereas Lalo takes the risk so he doesn’t kill people whom it would give him 0 pleasure to kill.

[@banjeshiwanteshi9819]

It's chilling how he can change his personality so fast.

[@alfredohumberto2222]

Did he?

[@bm-ub6zc]

this IS his personality. he's a psychopath, that's why his fearlessness is in such a degree so that he can be very casual about anything he does.

[@thahoule7924]

@@bm-ub6zc he is NOT a psychopath. hes a sociopath, most likely. but definitely not a psychopath. theres a very clear difference between the two, and lalo falls very much under the sociopath category.

[@doublexp568]

@@thahoule7924yeah no he’s a psychopath

[@nickhy9223]

I love how this shows Hector is actually really smart and strategical. Even though we mostly see him as a dumb ruthless brute, he was smart enough to build the Salamanca’s cartel and this is a little glimpse at that prowess. He knew Lalo’s plan wasn’t enough because Don Eladio would never side with them even if they got their revenge without proof. Lalo is already very strategic but Hector was able to correct his plan immediately after hearing it once, and Lalo knows Hector is wise and has a point so he respects his input and reframes his plan.

[@bruuuuuuuhh]

smugglers: no refunds Lalo: *I Diagnose You With Dead*

[@ubermass4202]

one moment hes a peoples person and a good guy, next one hes cold blooded psychopath killer.. amazing character.. gus and howard moments were my favourite..

[@the-boring-car-guy]

Love the excitement on Hector's face when he hears lalos voice. They're awful people but you can't help but root for them in moments like this

[@Mackinstyle]

Not that I live anywhere remotely close to unsavoury types of people, but Lalo is the hypothetical person that scares me. He's charming and doesn't look scary. I want my baddies to advertise that fact so I can keep clear. Also: I absolutely love a show that RESPECTS its audience's intelligence. Nobody has to say out loud, "I just wanted to make sure the receptionist doesn't understand Spanish."

[@Drnken229]

I really like how Lalo takes the time to go through the whole ABC with Hector

[@bekda4963]

This dude manages his channel so well. The show ended like 3 months ago and he is still active and getting views. He just goes slow and smart with the uploads

[@KikoZenzen]

I swear, I just can't imagine any role from the Breaking Bad universe with other actors. Great actors for great characters.

[@lol3342]

Nice pfp 😳

[@KikoZenzen]

@@lol3342 🙏

[@wilsonedwards8139]

This show is like a well-crafted Bach fugue, presenting a complex web of themes and motifs that blend together seamlessly, creating a rich and harmonious viewing experience. A beautiful masterpiece to watch unfold.

[@integral]

Very thoughtful and considerate of Lalo to place the crate by the back of the truck so the nice folks could step out safely.

[@mrputiton7344]

I still love how they had us wondering for weeks where Lalo went

[@nunka34ify]

I knew it would be Germany

[@asabovesobelow1362]

@@nunka34ify how, how did he know about the German guys wife and how to find her?

[@camerongreene3357]

@@asabovesobelow1362 he knew his name was Werner Ziegler. And he knew that there were only a select amount of Werner Zieglers in Germany. I’m pretty sure he was able to narrow it down because of one recently dying in a “construction accident”. How he found Margarete I do not know

[@dzemilmehovic5271]

​@@camerongreene3357he found Margarethe through Travel Wire. When he killed Fred he got info abt Werner and his wife, adress etc through money transfer. In that scene u can even see paper saying Margarethe has a dog

[@hasanrumi8553]

Looking back at Breaking Bad, this is a big difference to how the Salamanca Twins treated the smuggled.

[@davidkodsy90]

The first time I watched this I thought Hector was dinging aggressively hyping Lalo to keep being fired up to go after Gus and kill him. Turns out he was just spamming “No” ! Imagine if that is what Lalo understood at the time and just hung up with him and crossed the border 🤓

[@BigBoy-ok3eg]

Wouldnt really change the outcome

[@layoramirez4993]

I didnt even know that damn

[@MajinSaha]

Walt was lucky not to have to deal with Lalo at the times of BB.

[@irvinmorales1409]

Lalo would've killed Walt and Jesse in season one if he were the one in charge and not Tuco.

[@TheBfutgreg]

@@irvinmorales1409 Lalo ran so he could be killed off....but then Tuco took up that mantle and walked so Gus could Run.....Then Gus was killed off so Walt could FLY!!!

[@aleksandrssmirnovs6642]

0:06 enter in this truck looks like it was invented specially for Steve from Minecraft 😂😂

[@ghost1786]

I love how respectful Lalo is but brutal when it comes doing bad things. May fav. Salamanca!

[@dtczyk8976]

Do you notice how the nurse says “another” call? That’s probably why he looks so depressed and why he gets so happy when he hears lalo’s voice. They probably called and told him what happened.

[@Sconi71]

What a thoughtful guy, after making sure everyone would get their money back, he also grabbed the basket from the back of the truck and set it down so the folks had something to step down upon when they exited the vehicle.

[@HeisenbergTheFirst]

This is the moment Lalo became Negan.

[@darthuchiha1418]

even if they didn’t know who Lalo is or what he was capable of, if some guy is showing enough confidence to tell two armed smugglers to be more polite to him or to return his money it would probably be wise to do what he says

[@Taishisama]

Idk there’s a lot of hardy individuals out there, he might just be bluffing for all they know

[@gack1015]

3:10 this shot is like a gta cutscene when you get back control of the player character

[@lieutenantflyboy]

I love how the coyotes say “there’s no refunds” when no transaction has been conducted.

[@laughingoctopus6550]

One of the perks of running and illegal operation, you can demand payment before service (see also: Jesse having to pay additional to get vacuumed). It's not like they can complain to customer sevice

[@capncake8837]

But there obviously was one. Lalo presumably paid them prior to this scene.

[@johny_mo8318]

after 4 or so watches I only now noticed Lalo putting down the milk crate when leaving the truck. such a class act lol

[@solmilne3448]

I love that little flash of empathy he shows for the other migrants with a gentle 'cuidado'- fantastic charactor & portrayal.

[@queensmickey]

3:34 the transition is scary how Lalo goes from smiling charmingly to completely devoid sociopathic expression as he says “Be nice.” and then wipes these guys out

[@jackshenanigans7904]

Love how Lalo put that Duramax to the limit as he was leaving.

[@idanlewenhoff2295]

one of this shows greatest achievements is showing us how beautiful the desert is

[@JonnyCrash]

"A mi casa, tio!" One of the few times you see him express unbridled anger.

[@edpankov]

i love it when you can see when members of a family truly love each other!

[@Balloon410]

"It'll just be one more minute." Proceeds to get a word one letter at a time.

[@CarsonHawkins-v6u]

Lalo is a mixed bag of psychotic and sensible. He's not a good man. He'll kill anyone who gets between him and what he wants, innocent or not. He has his own sort of code and you can more or less tell if you're in his danger zone, but he's still a cold blooded killer. At the same time, he seems to harbor genuine respect for working class people. Struggling people. He'll kill them if he feels he needs to. But he won't step on them or punish them just for being poor.

[@cato451]

Lalo is quite possibly my favorite television character ever

[@BOOSETO]

Lalo is a character that shows great writing. He's a monster. But he's a redeemable monster when in frame.

[@R_Euphrates]

The patience and kindness he shows his uncle makes his callousness toward others all the more intense and meaningful

[@Luckiestof13]

A dumb little detail. But I love how he pulls the crate back out of the truck to make a step stool again for the people to come out. He is a bonif8ed killer with a heart.

[@erenjaeger3537]

Good bye Uncle. You will see me soon. _Last online 6 years ago_

[@Happymouth1]

I love how the idea that he turns or angles his shots so they don't go into the back of the truck and hit someone.

[@Vaternal]

I love Hectors eyes his acting with just his face is hilarious to me

[@Haplogroupe_E]

1:29 genius.

[@DoomOfTheNoldor]

The body language detail is great here; the smugglers with their arms crossed, clearly in a very defensive position despite trying to portray toughness, while Lalo has his arms by his side, very confident and not considering them a threat at all. They are faking confidence while he is actually confident.

[@Chub1200]

Bro just killed them cause he felt like it 💀

[@michaelwong8083]

They should have been nicer.

[@dayron9802]

Nope. He needed his money back.

[@CoolJoshido212]

Can’t believe he was wasted on Hawkeye… at least it helped in getting his name out there

[@bandit3009]

Who knows he might return. In the comics he his character is a hero

[@erroneous6947]

This show is so well written.

[@goosefukulardeath7300]

I don’t think Lalo is a total psychopath /sociopath. He actually enjoys human beings. It’s just his loyalty to his family compels him to do whatever it takes to protect their interests , at all costs. He despises rudeness , he’s very polite and he is conscious of social norms. But he is committed to the family he’s born in. He’s no different than a wolf in his wolf pack or a Lion in hjs pride.

[@markxv2267]

Wrong. You would be an easy victim for these guys

[@dayron9802]

I think you're right to some degree but you're forgetting how Lalo was pounding on the aquarium, upsetting the fish.

[@reepicheep66]

So rutheless, yet so charming and funny.

[@yuarentlucky]

Lalo is so patient with Hector, it's so sweet.

[@Rangure02]

Basically Alejandro from Modern Warfare 2 if he decided for a criminal life.

[@kalbininkas]

He's such a nice and polite man.

[@jogman262]

Put that milk crate down so those people can safely step off the trailer. Kind man.

[@theozlander4629]

Twins - executed the entire group Lalo - refunds their money and sends them on their way. I feel like Lalo is the more reasonable of the Salamanca's. If the whole family was Lalo, they'd have been FAR more powerful because they'd have made less stupid, bloodthirsty moves.

[@Zagem]

Lalo needs his own show!

[@chriswhite3692]

Lalo is a vicious psychopath but he has principles when it comes to anyone not in his way. He made sure to tell these people they will have to find another way north and then made sure they would get their money back for what they purchased, since he was the reason they no longer would.

[@Tacolul]

I think the only people in the breaking bad universe who always saw Hector as fully competent were Gus and Lalo

[@Aemilius46]

Lalo was my favorite of the Salamanca's by far!! He was more Noble, Honourable, and had more humanity in him than his relatives! Plus he's not just a brute, but also Intelligent, Diplomatic, Ruthless, and Strategic in one!

[@donotletthebeeswin]

You're insane if you think Lalo is noble.

[@Aemilius46]

​@@donotletthebeeswinNobler than his family members is what I said.

[@donotletthebeeswin]

@@Aemilius46 that makes even less sense. Lalo truly believed in nothing. There's no human being behind his charming facade. No integrity.

[@fredy2041]

@@donotletthebeeswin Wrong

[@sulitjc5yearsago421]

giving the money back to the passengers is probably the nicest thing he ever did

[@yassinseif11]

Probably the only nice thing

[@chinaman1]

poor nurse had to sit there and wait for Lalo to spell "Prueba".

[@AdityaSharmaaaa-w8r]

If you love Lalo leave a like

[@BeeBumper]

I doubt there is an ounce of sincerity in his friendliness just a way of keeping the upper hand on anyone

[@painkillerauflauf5770]

Tuco would have taken the money The Twins would have executet everyone Lalo excused and gave them their Money back.

[@Haldricsfury]

“Would you mind putting him back on it’ll only be a minute” - then proceeds to run thru the alphabet 6 times lol

[@duncanoid4336]

I'd say this was Lalo at his most benevolent, without taking into account that those people Will have to get themeselves new smugglers xd

[@shubhy7]

That Guy's : No refunds ! Lalo : So you have chosen death 💥

[@rollingwithdeep]

So nice of Lalo to make sure everybody got their money back. He would make a great business partner in a legitimate enterprise

[@JESUSLIVESAMEN]

I know it couldn't have happened but I would have loved for nacho to tell the truth to the cartel and start a major conflict against gus fring. I think lalo would have had sympathy for nacho in the season 5 finale if he confessed to being a spy for gus

[@xZippy]

How could anyone be dumb enough to go "no reFuNds" right to someone's face when that person is no longer taking part of the paid service? Did that dude think Lalo was gonna say "eh no worries" and walk away without his money?

[@MatthewJunco]

He had a gun, he commited a mistake that many people commited, rely on their advantage

[@throwabrick]

"It never hurts to be polite."

[@ollieox9181]

Figure, on some level, Lalo had his scruples. He could have killed them all to ensure there were no witnesses - that's what the cousins would have done - but he gave their money back. He even put the stool in place.

[@jamesmmcgill]

2:49 **Having thoughts about Werner Ziegler**

[@kdub175]

Lalo my vato up top bro I gotto give proper props fo that macho solo awesome onslaught at the casa you fought an arsenal an walked off like yah so! 💪🏻

[@go2damoon555]

I think we were all afraid he was going to kill those passengers lol

[@KingThrillgore]

Tony Dalton deserves more work. He's great.

[@chazblank2717]

This type of conversation is exactly how they should’ve handled Carrie Fischer’s passing 😂 a series of vague holonet calls

[@mehrdad4140]

How Hector was sad.... And then his face when the nurse came to him😂😂

[@DeepfriedBeans4492]

I just realized, he spoke in spanish the first time to make sure the receptionist couldn’t understand