Saul Blatantly Disrespects Heisenberg | Mandala | Breaking Bad

[@akkayeps7867]

"Our friend and dealer died" 2 mins later Saul "Why the long faces?"

[@madrasaalbusiness]

LMAOOOO

[@rickyk4583]

But guys, call it an occupational hazard, common in your line of work!

[@SaladBoi37]

"A pint of blood is worth more than a pound of gold." -Whoever tf made that quote

[@madrasaalbusiness]

@@SaladBoi37 lol fr

[@31redorange08]

He never said friend or dealer. He said "one of our dealers". Big difference.

[@Alwaleed-y1q]

3:06 "Someone who has been doing this for 20 years and never been caught" Walt: "Im about to destroy this man whole career"

[@andrelavandero3041]

Bravo, Vince!!

[@landlockedcroat1554]

gus still wasnt caught, he was blown up before anything could happen

[@H.K.5]

Gus died before his career did lol

[@H.K.5]

@@landlockedcroat1554 Yeah his empire never would’ve fallen apart if he was still alive.

[@AJ0223]

​@@H.K.5that's not really true though the story could have gone a dozen different ways at any time, that's kind of the point of much of the tension, in fact.

[@Durwood71]

"As to your dead guy, uh, occupational hazards, alright? Drug dealer getting shot? I'm going to go out on a limb here and say it's been known to happen." Saul's complete lack of empathy and straightforward practicality is hilarious.

[@toolofthelord]

to be fair was he aware that jesse was close friends with him?

[@Durwood71]

@@toolofthelord Saul isn't the kind of guy who really cares.

[@rickyk4583]

@@Durwood71 having empathy, that was a Jimmy McGill characteristic.

[@roddydykes7053]

It’s so crazy watching the way Jimmy interacts with people in BCS after getting used to Saul in this series

[@Heretic1981]

Hey, empathy costs extra

[@DaScorpionSting]

Saul set off a series of events when he did this.

[@ynwajft9612]

Walt asked for it

[@simsey33]

😂😂😂 ya reckon 😂

[@EwTZ2xpQwpA]

@@lk0324 Bravo Vince

[@NewWesternFront]

@@lk0324 ahhhhhhhhh...wire!!!

[@rickyk4583]

Saul is literally the reason that BB happened the way it did, bro's so connected. If not for him, Walt and Jesse would've never been able to sell again AND then Gus would kill them. Makes Better Call Saul all the better

[@stormtraitor6545]

I love Saul’s “World’s Greatest Lawyer” mug.

[@Wolf-wc1js]

He probably got that after his divorce from Kim because she was no longer a lawyer

[@macdemauro6219]

It's like The Office's Michael Scott's mug

[@wheatleypurse]

He was only able to become the greatest lawyer after Kim quit

[@alexanderfrancis3008]

@@wheatleypurse also helps that Chuck and Howard aren’t in the picture anymore

[@wheatleypurse]

@@alexanderfrancis3008I mainly say this because Kim have him the “World’s second greatest lawyer” implying she is the greatest, but when she resigned that bumped him up

[@Wolfencreek]

"He Defecated through a Sun Roof Jesse!"

[@abecx]

"He's up to nothing but chicanery, Jessie!"

[@bluntweaponenjoyer]

“He’s Breaking Bad, Jesse.”

[@Treeeee2008]

"You're Slippin' Jesse!"

[@JoelKotarski]

Saul only knew a guy who knows a guy. That extra "who knows another guy" was a misdirection.

[@ggm000]

Its still correct tho

[@davidguthrie6316]

@@ggm000No it isn’t. Saul knows Mike, who knows Gus. Simple as that

[@thebiolibrary5572]

He actually told Mike to tell _Victor_ to tell Gus about Walt.

[@BoxStudioExecutive]

@@davidguthrie6316 But Mike also knows guys who know Gus, so Saul's statement is still correct.

[@SCJ_AFC010]

He knew the veterinarian who knew Mike who knew Gus

[@brandonmcgrew4367]

1:00 😂dude the acting in this show is so genuine. The casual “do you mind” as Walt is talking about his cancer just feels like a real conversation, and the touch of comedy in Jesse/walts conversations get me everytime😂

[@lukekiba8424]

38 pounds... Sauls face after that's said is the best 😂

[@mobilelegendsmemes]

Walt: You know someone like that? Saul: No *Credit Rolls Directed by Vince Gilligan

[@drygnfyre]

"If you are who I think you are, you will give me a second chance." "Sorry, I cannot work with someone who has poor judgment." "Okay, then. Thanks anyway." EXECUTIVE PRODUCER VINCE GILLIGAN

[@UncleTwoSix]

Bravo vince

[@LeninistLink]

twins get walt ending

[@nickmorris6597]

“Would be cool if I did though”

[@adamsinclair1959]

Saul really is a great advisor, laying everything out how it is and coming up with a good solution. Things didn’t work out for anyone in the end, but that’s not really his fault so much as everyone else being nuts on some level.

[@bjnartowt]

Yeah. Saul is both narrator and comic relief. That's an unusual combination for such a dark show.

[@andrelavandero3041]

“I know a guy who knows a guy.” = Mike

[@Durwood71]

Who knows a guy...

[@BBCBOY919]

@@Durwood71finger

[@varuniit9579]

who knows another guy= gus

[@roddydykes7053]

People like to say that the vet is involved with this whole equation

[@malleableconcrete]

@@roddydykes7053 Personally, I think that Mike was just telling Jimmy that there was an additional layer to this whole thing that didn't really exist so that he didn't have too deep an understanding of the operation.

[@namedescriptionproductions497]

aaron paul communicates jesse's humanity with such nuance and detail. the little disgusted turn and shake of his head when walt says "some kind of turf dispute, and... apparently we lost" is SO GOOD. really highlights how little walt thinks of their dealers' lives, while meanwhile they are jesse's friends that do exactly what he was doing months before. it's just a good early indicator of the contrast between walt and jesse's attitudes towards the lives of others

[@oreji3987]

Saul just referring to Combo as just the "Dead guy" is funny as hell

[@nathanpierce7681]

omg hollow knight pfp its so cute

[@jpiny4854]

@@nathanpierce7681 I want to put it in my pocket

[@drygnfyre]

I think it demonstrates that Saul has a good understanding of the business. As Eladio put it, you can't really have emotion in any of this. Saul knows that dealers getting shot is a sad reality of the game, and you have to just kind of accept that. (Even Walt wants Jesse to put aside any revenge for Combo, as it was a pointless turf dispute. Him being unable to is what drove the wedge between Walt and Gus).

[@PhantoMace2012]

Yeah, really In character for Saul, but we know he can be kinda insensitive. Also, I too love the Hollow Knight!

[@jeffreyferreira3811]

3:26 It's crazy to think Gus and Saul only met once. And Saul thought he was just a fast food employee. Didn't even register it as a possibility.

[@kingDowahs]

2:51 If Saul knew who their previous boss was I think he’d agree with them…

[@buggo9357]

He met Tuco and was very well afraid of him, too. The whole Salamanca family, for that matter. Saul knows them all. But he knows that Walt and Jesse don’t know that and I’m sure Saul was just playing Tuco down as just “some speed freak” to convince them to work for Gus. Who is, in comparison, a much more level headed man to work with.

[@charlie-j4o7u]

You do realise Saul/Jimmy knew Tuco before Walt right

[@crimsonfire6932]

1 step forward and 2 steps back, welcome to the world of being a small business owner Walt.

[@hoosier3060]

Why did I hear this is Paula Abdul’s voice?

[@knurdyob]

I love how this moment just so casually introduces the greatest villain in fiction

[@mkultra2456]

WHY DON'T YOU LOVE MEEEEEEEE?!?!?!?!?!?!??

[@Conan_the_Based]

What? Gus? Did you consider Gus a villain? I get that he became the antagonist to Walt's protagonist, but he was always doing things to serve an ends he set out long ago to achieve. If he never got involved with Walt, he would've taken out the cartel and went back to quietly making money.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

​@@Conan_the_Based don't you think Gus is a villain after threatening Walt's family including his baby?

[@Conan_the_Based]

​@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor Not in the sense you're thinking of. He's reacting to Walt's actions against him. The sensible thing to do when faced with an existential threat is to eliminate it.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

@@Conan_the_Based sorry what? It's Gus the one who attempted to end Walt first, not the other way round!

[@crazyotto2860]

Let's just say I know a guy who knew a guy who killed a guy I knew and sent a girl I know to kill the guy you want to know who killed the second guy, who I also knew

[@xCorvus7x]

Spoiler Alert. Saul knows Mike who knew Lalo, who killed Howard and sent Kim to kill Gus, who in turn killed Lalo, whom Saul also knew.

[@crazyotto2860]

Couldn't have put it better if I tried...wait I did

[@DianAmini]

You guys are awesome

[@MobTalks204]

I remember the scene right after this Saul gave Heisenballs a big smooch on the lips

[@mkultra2456]

Heisenballs is a real niuggah. His life matters.

[@_lordphoenix]

Your ultimate villain is in this room

[@gnalkhere]

more like Heisenberg consistently disrespects Jimmy

[@PatzersOpeningRulz]

This is the moment when Saul is thinking about changing his name back to Jimmy McGill

[@tokyo8236]

Compare how Saul speaks to Walt as he does Lalo. He's terrified of Lalo and the cartel but never, until the later episodes, sees Walt as a drug making school teached and not a fearful drug lord

[@jryan9547]

I love how Lalo is only mentioned in BB and becomes a force in BCS...it's so good! make the BB scene so much better

[@mkultra2456]

You gotta learn to proofread your comments.

[@mkultra2456]

@@jryan9547 I love lamp. You should too.

[@Gooner184]

I mean, obviously. Why wouldn't you be more scared of a freaking Mexican cartel member than a guy like Walt?

[@thebiolibrary5572]

By this point Walt is just that, he got Tuco killed but he hasn't done much of note besides cooking incredibly pure dope.

[@smilinmenacediecast]

This is the moment when Saul knows a guy, who knows a guy, who knows another guy.

[@simplifier_]

Saul knows a guy (Mike) who knows a guy (Victor) who knows another guy (Gustavo)

[@iamthekingof1omillionsunsets]

@@simplifier_ mike knows gus as well lol

[@OkadaKek]

Notice how he pauses before adding the third one. My personal headcanon is that it's him trying to add another layer of separation between his old life and his current one.

[@PhantoMace2012]

1:36 i’m glad I’m not alone in repeating Saul’s classic reaction to 38 POUNDS. Top tier acting in subtle expressions of surprise like this.

[@josiahgonzalez942]

Ok blabbermouth

[@rabronin]

No disrespect here, just the blunt truth.

[@horseradish4046]

Saul: "he sounds a little like you" Jesse: 3:44 "great, now theres two of them"

[@SFisher1993]

"This is getting out of hand. Now there are TWO of them!"

[@t221000]

Now that we’ve seen Better Call 📞 Saul we know that Saul didn’t know Gus’s name also I wonder 💭 if he knew that Tuco knew Walt 😮😂

[@WarmNitrogen]

I like how Walt never tried to do anything against Saul because he knew "couldn't have done it without me"

[@jryan9547]

This scene is sorta the defining moment in Saul's confession at the end. .The center of the BB/BCS story is Saul.

[@LucasA84]

The beginning of the end for so many people. In hindsight it's one of the depressing moments of the show.

[@chi6423]

saul telling walter that he was like gus probably boosted his ego so much 😭

[@enigma7310]

*Saul Goodman was Walter's Sylvio Dante but he ACTUALLY gave good advice most of the time...😂*

[@QuasiRus]

consigliere is the word

[@nathaninostroza7655]

Saul was more like Tom Hagen. Sil could get his hands dirty himself and was level headed most of the time, but wouldnt ve made such pivotal business advicing moves, especially as connected as Saul was. Sopranos were nothing but a glorified crew, word to the wise.

[@QuasiRus]

Saul had the makings of the varsity attorney

[@napoleon3026]

Sil gave plenty of good advice what are you talking about? Tony was just even more immuned to good advice than sil

[@enigma7310]

@@napoleon3026 *"Maybe you should buy him a dog..." 🗿*

[@joshuakincaid8238]

Saul Goodman and Tuco are the closest thing we'll get to a GTA character on the big or sliver screen.

[@chrisperrien7055]

On the flip side , Ray Liotta basically used his Henry Hill role in GTA Vice City

[@SAK1855]

Saul: “He’s a little like you.” Gus: “I don’t think we are alike at all, Mr. White.”

[@torrey88]

Saul actually always gave them sound advice every step of the way - Walt just rarely ever listened.

[@MrBell-iq3sm]

Walt only stopped listening to Saul after season 4.

[@noelleelizabeth9991]

"Who do I look like Maury Povich" took me out 😂

[@tyrionlannister1852]

"I am the guy" - Gus

[@SFisher1993]

1:02 “Do you mind?!” “No, I don’t mind at all….care for one?” -Broken Arrow (1996) reference. 🤣

[@ChicagoScorpion]

He's right though, at this point in the game, they did suck at this illegal trade.

[@houyhnhnm6883]

Saul stole this show from Walt.

[@Alexisawesome-um5ty]

I mean if it wasn’t for Jimmys brother being such a meanie to him. This wouldn’t ever happened.

[@Graycent7326]

No he didn't walt is a better character(closely)

[@mrautismo420]

This is the moment Saul cooked everyone

[@oldashfifa]

Saul’s face when Jesse says “lbs” lmao

[@TACT1LE]

Saul looked so much fatter, greasier and scummier in the OG series 😂😂

[@mcbethen5805]

And he had more bass in his voice

[@baruwuch]

Te amo saul goodman

[@mkultra2456]

Speak English or leave.

[@baruwuch]

@@mkultra2456 cállate un rato

[@mkultra2456]

@@baruwuch Speak English or leave.

[@baruwuch]

@@mkultra2456 háblale a esta

[@RealityCheck6T9]

@@baruwuch disculpas por mi compatriota intolerante

[@PANCAKEBOTT]

“You know someone like that?” “No but it’d be cool if I did”

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

Executive producer Vince Gilligan *_Music Plays, as the credit rolls:_*_ "I guess I got, what I deserve...baby blue"_

[@spicypickle889]

"What's his name?" lmao are you joking?

[@Abuelo9]

The key for almost everything is... "I know a guy who knows a guy".

[@MrInsomniac19]

"I know a guy" - Mike "Who knows a guy" - Gus "Who knows another guy" - ???

[@jamiesimms7084]

Cartel maybe. Don Eladio

[@ggm000]

I know a guy (Mike) Who knows a guy (Lalo) Who knows another guy (Gus)

[@lancenwokeji6349]

It goes Mike, Victor, then Gus

[@aronpuma5962]

This is one of those interesting scenes in the context of Better Call Saul, where it works a little worse and a little better. Jimmy dismissing this death as collateral with the coldness that it no longer matters to him? It's an established part of the character arc, season six of BCS went to great pains to establish this as part of what becoming Saul meant, but it can't help but feel a little off. I think a big part of it is the acting, that Bob just doesn't have as much to work with in this guy, and certainly doesn't have in his acting yet that this guy has actually seen death so viscerally. But there's also that spark of opportunity. Jimmy saw pots of gold all the time, and there's a very strong through-line in how he pursues this circumstance, chooses now as the time to pull that Gus string. He sees opportunity and pursues it for its own sake, and that of course is what digs his grave.

[@NickTidder-nf3fb]

That's why you hire a criminal lawyer

[@OriginalKarasu]

U mean a Cri Mi Nal lawyer.

[@SIRtrizzytreyofcameltoe]

Saul really did turn into a full-on villain getting involved in drugs. Probably the slimiest part of his career tbh…

[@awnaur0no919]

tha moment saul destroyed all they lives witout realizing it lol

[@delivererx]

Walt is charming. I'm sure everyone wants a boss/ partner like that.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

*"I know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows a guy..."* The last "know a guy" was not a bluff. Gus never makes direct contact with anyone. Victor or Tyrus makes the contact, and then they inform Gus personally. So Saul knew Mike, Mike knew Victor, Victor knew Gus.

[@user-ld8mb1ep5m]

I know a guy who knows a guy. Who knows another guy.

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

Saul ----> Mike ----> Victor/Tyrus ----> Gus

[@zayanmehdi1747]

Saul had no idea just how wrong his statement at the end was

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

*"Walter White couldn't have done it without me"* Yeah, no cap, *YOU* were the one who talked him into cooking more, *multiple* times. *Especially* during end of s2 and beginning of s3.

[@simsey33]

Where's the disrespect???

[@connormchugh8456]

There is zero pity for Jesse here lmao

[@drygnfyre]

"I know a guy who knows a guy... Who knows another guy." So... Saul knows Mike, who knows Victor, who knows Gus? Didn't he really just need to be in contact with Mike?

[@batgurrl]

Overall, enjoyed Better Call Saul, the series, much more than Breaking Bad the series, several reasons

[@AJ0223]

Hard disagree. Several reasons.

[@davidkattan1275]

Both good, Better Call Saul was funnier, but BB was epic

[@lili-nr8kn]

Saul is consigliere or godfather..?

[@S.D.323]

Sounds like Walter named the title 😂

[@NathAnarchy45]

Gus was literally perfect. Why'd they kill him

[@mattscomp]

Just like a wise man said. Mike of course.. but ego, power struggles etc. As in real life. Some people truly can't help themselves.

[@SAK1855]

Guy Saul knows: Mike Guy Mike knows: Gus Who’s the other guy?

[@cvvxtp3878]

Stfu stop copying people

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

Other guy: Victor (or Tyrus) Remember Gus *NEVER* makes *direct* contact with anyone, unless *ABSOLUTELY* necessary. He's a *REALLY* cautious man. Victor or Tyrus makes the contact, and they personally deliver the info to Gus.

[@The-Anti-Zionist]

38 LBs guys why the long faces 😁 💰

[@SophiaAnn12345]

Jesse wack both Walter in Saul.

[@RayRayRay1333]

Saul's last line is literally just a bald joke I think

[@gishigoshi]

Whenever I watch this scene and Saul says “I know who a guy who’s knows a guy” I’m like okay he knows Mike who knows Gus but then he keeps going and says “who knows a guy” and I get confused as to who the third person is

[@lukekiely2450]

Seriously though, who’s fault was it for Combo’s death? Walt or Jesse

[@BillyButcher90]

Well Walt was the one who pushed Jesse into expanding on someone's territory, while Jesse needed to keep a watch on his foot soldiers.

[@ThomasSFH]

He sounds a little like you.... except he is not doing this for a daily adrenaline rush and his own massive ego..... but other than that yes exactly a like

[@dawiddomagala3980]

Do you mind?

[@NeedforspeedMostwanted-nx2uf]

The first bro

[@Redhotshawntexas]

Attempting to re-write history with this stupid title is hilarious

[@nick8666-l5d]

Unfortunately it's a little inconsistent with Better Call Saul

[@Dickfama]

Why?

[@murfurdur4727]

How so

[@fictionnerd78]

How is it inconsistent?

[@StevensonAries-z8s]

Jackson Christopher Martinez Maria Miller Kenneth

[@joecab1]

I'm sure having a KZbin name with a hyphen and random chars after it will never make people suspect you're a bot 😂

[@JohnSmith-qy1wm]

Us bots have feelings, thank you.

[@joecab1]

@@JohnSmith-qy1wm "We," not "us"

[@dadaevan]

----> GUS FRING

[@bvedant]

How did he “blatantly disrespect” Heisenberg?

[@souptikchakraborty.yt.2024]

Clikbaity title 😂

[@michaeljeffery7466]

Lol

[@rvfharrier]

One of the very few continuity errors in BCS/BB. Saul actually knows a guy (Mike) who knows a guy (Gus). While here he claims to know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows another guy. Impressive that two shows as legendary as they are in their own rights and which on top of that were then connected after the fact have such small continuity errors.

[@worthlessfools1]

Nope. He said that last "..who knows a guy" in a rather shaky voice. We see in BCS that he is actually a bad liar, and whenever lying he has that shaky voice. He realized he could have been saying too much when he said he knows a guy who knows a guy, so he added another knows a guy to cover his tracks a bit.

[@bxrzxrk452]

Couldn’t it just be Victor?

[@vinayakraikhelkar]

एपिक

[@darkandwiseman]

Street aspects of BB were always it's weakest point. As with any form of entertainment suspension of disbelief is required to enjoy the show fully as a work of art and a character study, however street aspects of the show was wayyyyy over simplified. 1. In reality Combo situation would have happened much more earlier. 2. They would have never reached 40k revenue from a pound. A pound is a LOT to move if you don't have the proper network, having a bunch of montage scenes with dudes selling small amounts in nightclubs or the streets doesn't make this okay. 3. Let's overlook everything and take the scenes leading to Combo's death at it's face value. Street operations doesn't work with a dude standing by himself on a corner standing it up and moving it at the same time. Crews have lookouts, stash guys, front and muscle. Whole set up is way too simplified. 4. Jesse's crew would have given themselves up to the cops easily and someone would have snitched a 100 percent. Whole operation doesn't make sense. 5. Breaking point of the show/central conflict between Jesse and Gus' two dealers would have never happened the way it was depicted. Depiction of Gus on the show is a cutthroat business man, top guys doesn't meet their street level dudes on clandestine meetings talking openly. Someone at the level of Gus doesn't even speak to their lieutenants face to face, let alone street guys. Fallout part is more believable, someone like Gus would have taken the hits seriously and considered it a coup, however set up is once again over simplified and doesn't make sense. If Gus' set up was like that, he would have been caught a long time ago, so the depiction of him as this shrewd business man who operates out of the shadows doesn't make any sense when compared to on screen actions. Breaking Bad is top 5 all time and may even be the greatest character study, however it can never be considered as the goat due to all these flaws.

[@gipperbanana]

excellent posting , what is your goat ?

[@nathaninostroza7655]

The Wire. True Detective. The Sopranos.

[@talismanbrunski2582]

"i KnOw ThE sTreEts Cuz Im A bAd BoI"

[@lazarusjambon1288]

​@@nathaninostroza7655 true detective na. Wire sopranos bb/bcs deadwood and rome

[@nathaninostroza7655]

@@lazarusjambon1288 true detective season one solos many complete shows with all off their seasons too. But your list is very cool too.

[@jayroi1814]

This is the moment sneed's feed & seed formerly chuck's

[@GoldBlaze]

"World's Greatest Lawyer"