Mr.White, He's The Devil | Breaking Bad scene.

[@slim3rs172]

“You know you two guys are just side characters, Mr White.. he’s the protagonist”

[@Saptarshi_4200]

This was funny as hell

[@RandomPerson-ui3xv]

Hank is a main character Gomez on the other hand is one

[@TheWazzoGames]

@@RandomPerson-ui3xv Hank is part of the main cast, doesn’t mean he’s *the* main character.

[@amitbarua4751]

he isn't the protagonist. He's the tragic villain

[@Seinsmelled]

​@@amitbarua4751 he's the protagonist

[@olivercrespo2329]

I love the line “he’s luckier than you” it gives Walt a sort of omniscience like he actually has some supernatural force watching his back.

[@regularartist699]

i see it as jessie being so scared and beaten by walt that he sees him as a supernatural force

[@spazzboi]

That supernatural force is science.

[@rainsfall4119]

because walter white don't afraid of death, that is what brings him luck everytime the no fear of dying gives you a huge advantage over all situations you can always be 4 step ahead of everyone else

[@TheUnknownDungeon]

"You two guys are just guys, okay? Mr White, he's the *Protagonist.* He is smarter than you. He is luckier than you..."

[@Austin3859]

aka Saul Goodman

[@wkeon]

Jesse explaining plot armor

[@usul573]

I guess at the end of the day our main character is the main character because of the insane amount of shit they survive and get away with.

[@lorandkastrati5052]

@@usul573 Well i believe breaking bad is one of the most realistic tv shows of all time,really rare that characters are protected by plot armor

[@usul573]

@@lorandkastrati5052 Relatively realistic I guess, though Walter White belongs in the hall of "Legendary outlaws" if you will. Some of them got away with so much.

[@abhirammsd3728]

Never thought that there was a lot of plot armour for Walter, though. It was fairly believable, except for the massacre at the end by using a machine gun. That was a bit too far-fetched, I guess.

[@KruggKruscherp]

@@abhirammsd3728 Ironically, Vince Gilligan showed up in a mythbusters episode where they replicated the scene and sure enough it worked out almost exactly like the show, just with some wild bullets going almost into the shingles up high, but not too many. Walt laying on the floor ironically wasn't hit AT all but all the other dudes standing and sitting were hit all over very critical areas.

[@god8348]

I mean this is the guy that killed Gus, Mike, took out 10 guys in different prisons in 2 minutes, and smuggled a bomb into a nursing home. The guy who destroyed one of the biggest meth empires and killed three of the biggest drug lords to ever live right under everyone’s nose…. How can you underestimate him again

[@kingclampz6081]

Exactly he’s literally the devil he brought down everyone else he ruins everyone’s life that comes in contact with him

[@asdfqwert7712]

In a sense walter was a necessary evil he essentially put a stop to everything when he came down he took everyone and everything with him

[@nzbg1132]

@@asdfqwert7712 Not even as evil as they make him to be imo

[@c.a.k.comedy692]

@@nzbg1132 Walt is evil but he started with good intentions. By the end every decision he made was selfish which is why he destroyed everything. He’s still not a morally good character even if the evil things he does have good side effects.

[@glorymemes7910]

Wasn’t there only 9 I know the lady counted Saul Goodman as someone Walter should kill but he didn’t kill him

[@arthuralves3199]

Well... He warned them.

[@therealwelfin]

They were completely correct lol walt wouldn’t have done anything to him and they would’ve caught him if Jesse stuck to the plan but he overthought it and u can’t really blame him for being scared

[@rithikdhakshnamoorthy2974]

Well, Hank thought he was gonna put Heisenberg in jail. But instead, both Hank and Walt have egos that got Hank and Gomez killed and Walt escapes from the cops.

[@franchstar1]

@@therealwelfin so walt got lucky.. like he said

[@cheefqueef6494]

666 likes

[@bumblebity2902]

​@@therealwelfinthat nothing would've happened without any proof.

[@BlueLightningSky]

"He's luckier than you." Walt's plot armor is so thick even Jesse can see it.

[@blackbeast9268]

It's not plot armor. He's legitimately smart af

[@rolledup3118]

First of all he is way smarter. And nooo way the main character has plot armor and doesnt die in the first episode because the entire story is about him????? Thats crazy

[@smalf00]

plot armor makes it sound like sloppy writing, every situation where Walt was screwed he got out because of his intelligence, not cause the plot needed him to live

[@andyb6400]

@@blackbeast9268 Walt is a genius, but he also benefits from a lot of luck. I think karmic justice exists in the BB/BCS universe. And walt had bad luck for 50 years, which led him to have amazing luck for 1 year of his life

[@Tasaq313]

I always think about it that way - if you take a real historical figure that had a lot of luck and near-death expieriences, and then write a book or make TV series about that person, would you call his luck a plot armor too? Modern writers model their stories on such people, simple because we find that entertaining.

[@kaeland38]

Hank and Gomez really should have taken him seriously. Jesse’s had to deal with Tuco, Lydia, Todd, the Cartel (briefly) and Gus, and out of all of them, he calls Walter the Devil. That’s some serious shit.

[@Pianoman999]

and he MEANS it

[@levone8958]

They definitely didnt take him seriously and you saw them pay the price when they overextended themselves going to find Walt’s treasures not telling the DEA where they are. They essentially just saw gold and ran out of their trenches to get it only to be completely exposed. This is why if you have a risky job, you never try to be superman and jump into dangerous situations by yourself. Unfortunately people in such jobs will break protocol and do just that because they think life is a movie.

[@kingclampz6081]

Literally why Walter white is the greatest

[@ValiantInstance]

@@levone8958 Hank was so obsessed with catching Walt, he forgot he was Heisenberg.

[@gonzalo4658]

@@levone8958 lol no butt all super correct

[@yamensw4578]

Jesse was so accurate when he said: “whatever you think is supposed to happen, the exact reverse opposite of that is gonna happen” Like when Hank and Gomez arrested Walt in the desert where he hid the money, the idea that they were gonna die within the same 10 minutes wouldn’t have crossed their minds not even in a 100 years. What they thought was gonna happen is that they would put Walt in prison and that’s it. But the exact opposite happened, they died and Walt was free.

[@belkYT]

Also, they thought Jesse would talk to Walt in the plaza and they would be able to record it. But the exact reverse opposite of that happened.

[@gandrew5363]

And of all that, Neo-nazis no less, come to his aid. Can’t make this shit up.

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

​​@@gandrew5363 That's funny cuz that's *_EXACTLY_* what somebody did😂

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

You know what? That also explains the ending. Jesse would've never thought his salvation would be Walt, after everything they went through. Walt not only comes through with the improbable, does the impossible, and saves Jesse at the last minute. He may have died but he was smarter and luckier than them.

[@NormalChannel95]

The Neo Nazis also thought they'd kill Walt as soon as he came back to their place, but within just minutes, all of them were dead, with a begging Jack trying to plea with a Walt who made up his mind months ago.

[@Traye76]

Hank just couldn't fathom that the guy he made fun of for all those years was smarter than him. That arrogance got him killed.

[@tankdogization]

Hell Walt got out of Mikes zip tie using a broken wire from a coffee pot.

[@ControlTheGuh]

Nah he said it with his last words:"you are the smartest guy I know..." he just didn't care for jessy and wanted Walt bad to repair his image

[@bijuutamer729]

You missed the point of Hank’s journey through Humility where he’s brought down to Walt’s level at the start of the series. He doesn’t have that same arrogance, but he is blinded by rage.

[@ResurrectionSmith]

Hank was 100% right here, though. Walt didn't have a plan, he wanted to meet Jesse for real to talk about what he'd done and explain his reasons. If Jesse had gone along with it they get him in the Plaza with a confession, game over.

[@snowyy3028]

@@ResurrectionSmith yeah but it's jesse we are talking about, the mans always make the worst decisions

[@JW-wr4ep]

FINALLY! This was the greatest line ever. Great foreshadowing of Hank's demise.

[@andrealagravinese6498]

👿

[@Filya-chan]

I like it when he said "He is smarter than you are, he is luckier than you are, he is breaking badder than you are". Exceptional writing.

[@lightningmonky7674]

LMFAO

[@juancarlosmendieta8206]

Bravo Vince 🙄

[@Ynox54321]

And then he turned himself into a Heisenberg... funniest shit I've ever seen

[@pickleneck526]

Recent studies have shown that Mista White is not only breaking badder, he is in fact the breaking baddest, yo.

[@Boofpack-cz8yz]

Vravo Bince

[@absolutedrumsya]

This scene foreshadows Hank’s fate perfectly. Hank treated his brother in law like a nincompoop and therefore he never truly understood of what Walter was capable of.

[@Onigirli]

You mean like accidentally summoning back-up after he tells them to back off? That IS nincompoop behavior, so maybe A$AC was right

[@chiragpatankar2013]

"Or have me sit on a poison needle or something, you know?" Just funny how terrified Jesse is about the love for poison stuff Mr White has!😂😂😂

[@doc6978]

I find it interesting how Jesse still referred Walt as Mr. White. Even though he hated his guts

[@lewanbroski504]

Huh? He calls him Mr White all the time he barley every call him Walt or Walter

[@cornpop3159]

He's been calling him that since he was 13 years old. Walt Jr is Walt's son. Jessie is Hessienberg's son. Walter White was the fictional character that the psychopath Heisenberg created to appear like a "normal" person.

[@georgerockwell149]

@@cornpop3159 I don’t buy that. Heisenberg was a psychological creation of Walter White, a means of rationalizing his ever-escalating infatuation with power and control. To say Walter White was a psychopath from the beginning is a pretty flimsy premise, as we see no signs of that before he decides to enter the meth business.

[@cornpop3159]

@@georgerockwell149 Walt was always a power hunger lunatic. It's why he abandoned his fiancé, Best Friend and dying/dead company. Then quietly seethed in rage for 20 years as they thrived without him. He wasn't always a violent madman, melting the kids he murdered in barrels of acid. But he was always a megalomaniac psycho. Vince fooled you into believing Walt's lies.

[@georgerockwell149]

@@cornpop3159 That… doesn’t make someone a psychopath lmao. Yes, he was a bitter man with broken dreams and a chip on his shoulder. I’ve known plenty of guys like that who weren’t psychopathic in the slightest. Your ignorance of basic psychology is showing, badly.

[@corvino630]

"He is luckier than you" is perfect here because the entire reason this plan doesn't work is cus Jesse sees Walt has a "bodyguard" that just happens to be a random guy at the plaza and everything falls apart due to luck

[@shahanahsan05]

"He's luckier than you" well he tried to warn them

[@epicfan1598]

He should have listened to them though🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hank literally said nothing was going to happen and literally gave a reason that nothing is going happen. ANd nothing was going to happen to him until he got spooked by a bald dude and threatened walt which is what caused him to give in and put an actual hit on jesse

[@treygraham2]

Such a great explanation of the last year Jesse spent with Mr White. Walter really was the devil.

[@frankybarrel]

Oh yes! Someone who let you get out of that business (without even arguing) giving you 5 millions is the devil. Not someone who force you to work for him, put you in a cage, kills your girlfriend in front of her kid?? Walt was an angel compared to proper criminals.

[@tf2freakshow870]

@@frankybarrel Compared to people like Gus, the cartel and Jack's gang, yeah, compared to these guys Walter did seem like a more moral person.

[@ajay316]

Jesse wasn't an Angel either.

[@bigbubble4282]

@@ajay316 He just didn't have the right people in his life.

[@ajay316]

@@bigbubble4282 There could be such reasoning for every other criminals.

[@SamsarasArt]

Man Walt really broke Jesse.

[@jsmiller0605]

Oh boo hoo Jesse was a whiney ass rat 😂 Walt should’ve let him get killed several times during the show but has to save his stupid ass all the time

[@Toxic282]

Jesse really should have just listened

[@ajay316]

@@Toxic282 agree. Jesse got manipulated by Hank. He always gets manipulated by someone. Walt, Gus, now Hank. Hank would have thrown Jesse into jail after he gets Walt.

[@santiago6676]

He broke him bad

[@ajay316]

@@santiago6676 Yeah Jesse broke walt bad. But it is walt who took went deep in the game. Season 1 - Jesse was bad, walt was good. Season 5 - Walt broke bad, Jesse broke good.

[@lampy922]

Greatest show of all time

[@andyb6400]

🥱 better call saul clears

[@bookeblade]

The wire is awesome

[@raldseviIIa]

@@bookeblade Copper?

[@BrolyClappinHinata]

@@andyb6400 maybe

[@iwatchfamilyguy]

The shield

[@fenderbender2096]

This is one of the most POWERFUL scenes in the show! It has so much depth. It is very well written and played. Jessie has a first hand experience of his business with Walt, and he understands he and Walt should have been dead long ago, probably in Season 1, Episode 1. Jessie realizes how Walt destroyed all mobsters, Crazy-8, Tuco, Gus and other people who got in his way. Hank is super cocky and cannot see this, but Gomie is somewhat concerned, probably remembering some evidence of Walt's talents (e.g. Gus assassination, police station evidence destruction & etc.).

[@Jogoatmeatrider]

At 0:36 it represents Heisenberg's rule of uncertainty which to me is a genius dialogue

[@TheKickboxingCommunity]

This is the first time someone outright tells Hank that his brother law is more capable than he is.

[@movieman175]

Steve and Hank really did have no idea who they were dealing with. Jesse tried to warn them.

[@epicfan1598]

Except jesse was the one who messed this plan up first lol because he got spooked by a random civilian

[@jangveer7]

Mr white .. he single handedly killed 16 Czechoslovakians

[@RegnodellePapere]

Mr white .. is gay for him

[@eristoff3782]

His house looked like sh#t

[@oscarsrealm]

Guy was an interior decorator! 🤣

[@jangveer7]

@@oscarsrealm his house looked like jesse’s

[@CharlietheWarlock]

Black Magic satanic shit

[@ThePolisher17]

That acting is incredible from pinkman and hank . The admiration/hate/fear from pinkman is palpable, and the jealousy/ego from hank when pinkman say he smarter than him. You can't script that just pure golden acting right there.

[@monkeeyboy0499]

My favorite part of this scene is Jesse trying to explain how he'd get taken out by Walt. Walt has become such an actual hardened criminal, that the people who work for him fear retaliating. Because he's too smart for them to get away

[@bilalashraf1611]

I think they didn’t take Jessie seriously because in Hanks mind, Walt was still kinda just a meek old highschool chemistry teacher. Jessie saw his Heisenberg persona and knew what he really was.

[@1993Redemption]

I have to say growing up playing lots of poker/luck based games, that imagining a villain who is not ok only smarter than me but also LUCKIER than me really makes me legit fear them

[@wlawrence7794]

Mark Twain said I'd rather be lucky than good. WW was both.

[@АлексейСвиридов-у9о]

Never stop gambling

[@xanderepicswag]

it’s like kira from part 4 of jojos

[@Seinsmelled]

​@@xanderepicswag kira got molested in like every fight I wouldn't really call him lucky

[@awesome1ru]

@@xanderepicswag Ik he kept saying in the show that he's lucky, but he's anything but, the repair store incident. Everyone finding his identity because Hayato was taking pictures, him getting hit by an arrow with an OP ability only to lose to a 12 year old. If your taking villans from JoJo then Pucci is easily the luckiest (arguably smartest) one BY FAR. Diavolo got the same drug lord profession and he's quite lucky himself.

[@anuvette]

candace explaining phineas and ferb to their mom

[@arkwill14]

Luckier than me? Did you hear about the time I was about to be killed with an axe but my almost-killer accidently dropped a single bullet of the very caliber I needed for my empty gun, and I killed _him_ with it? Now tell me about luck!

[@TheAireaidLord]

I like how Jesse basically called out what would eventually be Hank and Steve's fates. And to some extent, his own.

[@praisebe9063]

“So your plan is to do his plan?” 💀

[@UltimatePiccolo]

The opposite of what Hank expected did happen in the end.

[@darthuchiha1418]

Being prideful was a really bad flaw to have in Breaking Bad, it will either end up getting you killed or destroying your life or both, Hank obviously became obsessed in capturing Walt because Walt arrogantly swore to him that he will do everything in his power to escape jail, his comeuppance and get the last laugh by dying on his own terms as seen how Jesse was warning them to not underestimate Walt you would think Hank and Gomez would take some of his words into consideration considering that they might know Walt outsmarted and killed an extremely intelligent and methodical crime lord who had years of experience and managed to evade him for a long time. but Hank and Gomez were too obsessed, careless, overconfident and impulsive to listen and believed he was just exaggerating

[@nathanmonka5958]

Yup and there pride and arrogance was there down fall

[@rithikdhakshnamoorthy2974]

Nah, Gomez was just following Hank. Wasn’t his arrogance or pride that got him killed.

[@seth5394]

pride is adeadly sun for a reason! lol

[@SAK1855]

Except Walt was the most prideful of all and he basically got everything he wanted. Everyone else paid the price.

[@Dave-sk9mn]

Not only that but Gus took down the leadership of an entire Cartel of professional psychopaths in a very methodical manner, part of that led to him looking at Walter as if he was a joke and it got him killed as he wouldn't expect a former high school chemistry teacher convincing a crippled ex-Don to strap a bomb to his wheelchair and wait for Fring to come and kill him. It wouldn't enter his mind that a man who seems so different than that would do something so ruthlessly cold blooded - yet even in that Walt wasn't cruel or spiteful, that bomb was specifically designed to destroy everything in the room and nothing else, no additional casualties, no mounds of dead people, just 3 dead bodies that were dealt with in perfect calm assurance.

[@mendigov9178]

0:23 Jesse should have listened to himself here, the whole situation was worse for him than it was for Walter lol

[@Fujikorific]

Isn’t the irony here that Jesse was actually wrong? He couldn’t see that he was one of Walt’s big blind spots, it never occurred to him Jesse would roll and he was so attached to him he did not want to kill him, despite everyone around him telling him to.

[@alevandet5377]

And funny enough, exactly the opposite happened. Hank believed he was going to arrest Walt and bring him to justice, while in reality, both Hank and Gomez died.

[@epicfan1598]

Except for what they're discussing here it would have gone according to plan if jesse didn't get spooked at the plaza. So jesse wasn't technically correct here

[@SuperSnowMoonVODs]

Ironically Walt was gonna just meet him that day, his paranoia messed everything up lmao

[@epicfan1598]

exactly. People here saying JEsse tried to warn them. Except for the fact that they were right about this and jesse got spooked by a bald man who was just a civilian

[@RafaelFerreira-zq7jo]

jesse told him...

[@Zapdos97]

Walt is what he is, but at least he cares about Jesse enough to not want him to die. Hank manipulated him not caring what happened to him.

[@edernnz]

When Jesse says "he's smarter than you" Hank thinks "damn I can't believe my brother-in-law could be smarter than the DEA, how could I be so stupid?"

[@benmaketh]

This is a strong contender for my favourite scene in the show. And I really like the way Jesse talks about Walt like he's something more than a man - it really underlines his transformation into *Heisenberg*.

[@sucukmitei5436]

„Whatever you think is supposed to happen, I’m telling you the exact reverse opposite is gonna happen.“ Jesse is right tho. He snitched on walter to get him behind bars and in the end he got himself in a cage. Hank and Gomez wanted him to rot inside the jail, but they are rotting themselves now.

[@Carloshernandezmma]

Vravo bince!

[@mysteryghost7972]

Even when Jesse absolutely hates the man, he still practically deifies him.

[@stefanstenroos6344]

Walter's the kind of guy to play Uno and only get wild, reverse, and draw 4 cards.

[@yobamayobama8940]

The villains in anime discussing the main character:

[@caseycanon]

Hank died due to his arrogance. He completely ignored Jesse here and refused to believe that he was about to get outsmarted by his brother in law chemistry teacher who he had been teasing for years . The moment he captured Walt, he immediately started celebrating and even called Marie. If he had left any sooner, he could have possibly avoided Jack and his crew.

[@ivandesantis858]

You just know what Jesse said to Hank is more painful to him than a bullet

[@luiszecena4954]

I wish we could hear hanks head as he hears this lol

[@damonedrington3453]

“Whatever you think is gonna happen, I’m telling you- the exact opposite is gonna happen” it’s almost sad how on the mark Jesse was. They assumed they had Walt dead to rights, and a few minutes later Hank was staring down the barrel of Jack’s pistol.

[@Aussie50InspiredDavidZ]

I actually think the best part of this scene is when it shows Gomey asking Hank: what if the kid is right? What if it's a trap meeting Walter? Hank's response to that shows that he doesn't really care as long as he gets Jesse's death on camera. It shows the dangers of what being obsessive is all about.

[@Sernival]

Hank was calm because he had plot armor too. Walt's was just thicker.

[@DirtyAzathoth]

It’s crazy how Walt had such a stomach for this. Hank had obvious PTSD from the explosion, but Walt drugged a kid strangled someone to death. point blank murdered people watched someone shoot a child in front of him had 11 people killed in prison AND caused 200 people to die in a plane crash because he let a young woman die most people couldn’t do what he did and sleep ever again.

[@dj.h4681]

Cuz he was always a psychopath bruh

[@jswajsberg]

Being a High School teacher will do that to ya.

[@Danny-hu9tv]

I honestly believe that after his diognosis, Walt was only seeing red, due to having possibly wasted all his "potantial". I think that feeling of necessary rush, a rush to leave behind a legacy worthy of his potantial, is what made it possible for him to be the unhinged monster we watch him as.

[@Josama0214]

Walter is a Borderline sociopath so yea that would be expected

[@maxvanwig6434]

Ya walt has way thicker skin than hank

[@TR0N117]

Perfect description of Bill Belichick

[@mon5ter651]

After this scene Hank said that "you believe this junky?" And yet exact reverse opposite happen exactly like what Jesse said and he died lmao

[@Fujikorific]

But Hank was also correct that his initial plan to get Walt with the wire in the square would have worked. It was the exact opposite of what JESSE expected to happen, of course.

[@Savebabygorilla]

@@Fujikorificand? Jesse was a part of hanks plan so what he said came true

[@nightmare674]

@@Fujikorific I think Jesse is right. The dessert plan could have work because it appealed to Walt emotions. Having him just use a wire to try to expose him on a public place? Jesse would have been killed.

[@biggsleezy]

Nah, the point was that he thought he could get away with it alive, even if it meant Jesse dying in the hands of Walt on camera.

[@epicfan1598]

Hank was correct that walt wasn't trying to kill him though. He just didn't really care if he was wrong

[@DoomOfTheNoldor]

"He is luckier than you" is such a sharp description to things like the desert shootout scene but also this very plan of Hank's to record Walt. Walt went in unarmed and without backup, actually about to talk with Jesse. If Jesse had followed through the plan would have been successful but because of the uncertainty around Heisenberg Jesse self destructs the very plan that would have worked, without any direct influence from Walt. Amazing.

[@eiyp3]

So no one talking about Hank's reaction on "he's smarter than you", Hank always treated walt as a lesser of a man, its so sad it took his death for him to realise and appreciate Walt in some way

[@yurichtube1162]

Had Hank respected Walt a bit more, he wouldn't had gone after him. Walt has terminal cancer, he did what he did for his family (including Hank). Him dying, even if it was in a warm bed, should had been sufficient punishment. No more blue meth, it's done.

[@trillb05]

in the end, deep down hank knew he played a major part in walt becoming heisenberg

[@thatguybehindtheglass]

​@@yurichtube1162Walt didn't do it for his family. Walt did it for Walt. Everything else is him lying or you not knowing he's lying.

[@epicfan1598]

Hank always respected Walts intelligence. He just thought of him as a little bit of a push over. Its not like had any malintentions or didn't care about or appreciate him. Walt just had an ego and some insecurities, and getting cancer is what caused him to let loose and do what ever he wanted and become heisenberg

[@eiyp3]

@@epicfan1598 back your claims, what exactly led you to believe that Hank respected Walt in any way lol, you can see from the very first episode how he treats him and makes fun of him not being man enough

[@wanderinghuntress8645]

Spoilers without context for Ozymandias

[@jeff8509]

“He’s the devil!” Jesse before he was kept captive by Todd and the gang… makes Walt look like Mr. Rogers honestly

[@nightmare674]

The sad thing is that, is not that they didn't entirely took him seriously (as Hank already knew Walt managed to kill the prison witnesses) but that Hank didn't gave a fuck about Jesse. He said it in a different scene, he expect Jesse to die and just add his murder as another charge for Walt.

[@georgez2702]

Jesse warned them

[@Goblin10532]

To quote gustavo fring "What kind of man talks to the DEA? No man"

[@A1Kirazz]

Jesse warned them… whatever they think will happen the exact opposite will happen. They had Heisenberg in cuffs and by the end of the day they were the ones in a hole.

[@Paleto-A1]

This is the moment i fucking hated hank and gomie, not only they viewed jesse as just some crooked meth head even after he told his story to them, but they didn't even listen to him when he told them about walt's nature, they were just obsessed and excited to catch walter for their own good

[@Gh0st652]

The whole "He is... luckier than you" is fun because it's almost like Walt's "Main Character armor" is working against them.

[@ragingmollusk2640]

Love this line

[@servandobeltran7842]

me too

[@biggsleezy]

By the time Jesse chose to cooperate and tell the story recorded, Hank thought he could get away with this alive, even if it meant Jesse being the sacrificial lamb in this case. It ended up being the reverse.

[@michaelblaine6494]

The way he says “needle” makes me laugh every time

[@maskedmarvyl4774]

Once again, Jesse states what's going to happen, and people disregard him, to their great regret. It's ironic that Walter White, who is slowly and painfully dying of lung cancer as his family is crumbling around him, can be called lucky. It's also ironic that Jesse, who clowned around and blew off this middle-aged chemistry teacher's class, would wind up calling him the devil years later. "Whatever you think is going to happen, the exact reverse opposite of that is going to happen! You know why? Because the frickin' script is Written that way, ok???"

[@tesla9665]

Are you lost director? This ain't your movie

[@maskedmarvyl4774]

@@tesla9665 , yes, I Am lost, in fact. I was directing Jurassic Park, 3D, and wandered off into the wrong dimension.

[@masterzombie161]

Gomez knew Hank was lying about protecting Jesse. He saw that Hank was willing to sacrifice his only witness just to beat his brother in law.

[@yurichtube1162]

Hank was as egotistical as Walt

[@TeikonGom]

This is the moment where Walter White became the Devil.

[@vcrbetamax]

Dude but he was right!

[@fight8the8feeling8]

This was the moment Hank had to fully accept the fact that Walter was actually this bad, hearing it from Pinkman did it for him.

[@dip1481]

Jesse's absolutely terrified Aaron is such an amazing actor

[@thomasgriffin420]

Ironically if Jesse had followed through with Hank's original plan, Walt would be in prison and Jesse would be living with Andrea and Brock.

[@thepope9648]

Jesse would likely be in prison also. This was not a formal plea. Hank is a top level federal agent so he’d likely be able to pull some strings, but in a case this big, it would probably be out of his hands.

[@anotherrealm6176]

Some horrorcore rapper gonna use this as a sample and mumble rap

[@16Vagabond]

Jesse wasn't wrong, they both got killed

[@jareton]

Jessie was breaking the forth wall. He knows the plot armour.

[@thesuperintendent4290]

This is why Hank should have called in a swat team when he arrested walt. If he didn't underestimate him he would have killed Jacks gang and locked walt up.

[@tesla9665]

Hand and Gomez wen't rogue at this point not calling any backups before even going out there in the desert. They didn't call cuz they need solid proof firstly. So he couldn't risk calling even his DEA troops over there until he found evidence or else he gonna lose his job for the prank

[@MLawrence-z9k]

Honestly this is top three episodes in the entire show & is the only episode to make me tear up because of Walt & Jesse's love for each other & this episode proves that Walt really didn't want to kill or hurt Jesse unless he absolutely had to

[@mr_guy661]

I love this. It's not just that he's smart enough to plan for the most likely eventuality, but also that he's actually willing to carry it out every time...

[@mickvd4]

"The exact 'reverse' oposite" is the same thing lol

[@Julia_and_the_City]

This man has no qualms about suicide-bombing a nursing home. What makes them think the plaza being the busiest place in Albuquerque and it being the middle of the day would deter Walt? They don't think it'd deter him - they're willing to sacrifice Jesse here.

[@EirwenVivantel]

Fr

[@batabatonica]

0:34 Jesse revealing to Hank how Ozymandias will go down

[@styoless414]

If u think about it hank is kind of like Walt in the fact that he breaks code and commits violations all the time just to catch Heisenberg and he doesn’t feel any remorse of empathy for the drug addicts in the show

[@TheKickboxingCommunity]

And he produces his own beers in his garage. Which was also once illegal. It's all very backwards if you think about it.

[@3rdEarlRussell]

Hank can’t say he wasn’t warned. It certainly didn’t go Walt’s way either but that’s because “whatever you think is supposed to happen, the exact opposite of that is gonna happen” and Walt did end up outsmarting the Jack and thugs anyway.

[@ArchiveAcheron]

Walt is a Chemist. His solution is your dissolution

[@hmk5123]

Jesse was right in the end. Whatever they thought would happen, the exact opposite happened.

[@otrocomentariomas9852]

This is what Jesse was thinking when Walter saved him

[@mcnamaraky]

Jesse was completely right: the complete reverse opposite of what they thought would happen DID happen, because he is smarter AND luckier. They have him in cuffs, middle of nowhere by himself, and then at the very last second a crazed gang of Neos, people he called off and told not to come, STILL show up and save his ass? Smarter and luckier and the devil. All rolled into that part of the story.

[@obamastolemyvcr1446]

I love how after all the shit they did and shit he did to him he still calls him Mr White

[@BalcoraMcFly]

He just described this shitty world in a nutshell. Whatever you think is going to happen, the exact reverse opposite of that is going to happen. It doesn't feel real unless you're suffering, right?

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

I'm not trying to be facetious, but you okay, bro? I know I'm a stranger on the internet, but you sound exactly like my boy and he ain't sitting in my garage saying that no more, you feel me. I don't mean to offend, maybe it's just too fresh for me cuz he just died. Sorry if I overstepped.

[@AC-ee2se]

keep ur head up bro

[@rover5058]

The point of this scene is to show the negative impact narcissistic sociopaths have on your life...if you spent enough time around one you would relate to jesse on a very personal level

[@fontofinspiration8591]

There's so much more to the world than just that. You just have to know how to find it.

[@iwenttoohio5045]

@Font of Inspiration dude you shouldn't have to find it. The world is shit if you have to actually "find it".

[@giannifois8948]

“Mistah why, he’s the devil”

[@hkmorhsi]

When someone is way smarter than you, its exactly how it feels like.

[@WALEED_4]

Walter and Hank were both smart but Walter was luckier he got away because Uncle Jack while hank was unlucky there

[@Rorschach003]

Jesse really should've taken his own advice here. The exact reverse opposite happened to what he planned.

[@Metrocop2023]

he was right too LMAOO

[@brucelston]

This has to be some kind of breaking the fourth wall

[@eamonnlogue8856]

Hanks flaw was that he always underestimated Walt... its why he didn't realize it was Walt sooner, why he doesn't listen to jesse here and ultimately why he dies

[@kennethjenkins5578]

The reverse opposite did happen in the end with the executions in the desert. And Walt set that situation up by luck in a way