Squat Cobbler | Cobbler | Better Call Saul

[@Bluecloudprod]

"Not all pie sitters cry." - Saul Goodman, Attorney at Law

[@Boo.....]

I always thought it was Sun Tzu - Art of Apple Pies

[@kitdaberserker555]

I read that quote exactly as Saul said it.

[@kmgilani]

““Not all pie sitters cry” - Saul Goodman” - Michael Scott, Regional Manager, Dunder Mifflin

[@monsterzero9456]

"Amongus" - Saul Goodman

[@ratofthecity6351]

"Among us" - Better Call Saul after being accused of being suspect (better call saul) 0:29

[@BlackIronHero]

I love that at a certain point, they're not even questioning him for the case, they're genuinely intrigued

[@tunasandwich8049]

It's like hearing about furry fetish. It's absolutely repulsive but you can't stop listening about it

[@InstaFiz]

@@tunasandwich8049 Wh- what does that even mean?

[@galuademg6958]

@@InstaFiz Seriously you don't know? Never heard of ridin' the gardevoir?

[@DirtyHarry44MAG]

@@InstaFiz bro what do you mean? You’ve never heard of a Blitzkrieg Bukkake?

[@nguyeninhtri1155]

@@DirtyHarry44MAG "Blitzkrieg Bukkake"... mind if i uhh, use that at some point?

[@succulentmeal3777]

The most hilarious thing about this is Nacho being the “art patron”

[@WesCoastPiano]

Na cho pie

[@Wizardofgosz]

Was he in a video or something on the DVD extras?

[@succulentmeal3777]

@@Wizardofgosz no, if you follow the story it’s implied.

[@Wizardofgosz]

@@succulentmeal3777 It's all made up. So the idea that nacho was his patron is just your head cannon.

[@Paandaas]

@@Wizardofgosz Nacho is the one that steals the baseball cards; Jimmy/Saul says his art patron is the one who had a disagreement and stole the cards. Therefore Nacho is implied to be the patron.

[@ATier87]

'you gotta be shittin' us' 'yeah, like i would make this up' He totally made it up. Best performance ever.

[@nickentros]

“Pies? Like Apple?” “Guys I’m not the filmmaker here” Promptly makes the film

[@ATier87]

@@nickentros That's even more hilarious i didn't noticed that, he slipped my mind, he really is slippin' jimmy

[@grunge-616]

@@ATier87 slip in jimmy 😳

[@mck7646]

This was hilarious, genius.

[@toldyouso5588]

Incompetent cops, they could have said - wait a sec leme google that to see if you tellin the truth

[@SmokeyBCN]

Saul's a genius here, intentionally being vague, deflecting and defensive in order to further drag the detectives down the wrong path and away from the truth.

[@pareesgillard]

Exactly why I love Saul. Could just jumped straight to 'he sits on pies' and the police would instantly not believe him. But the way he gives information slowly and reluctantly makes it believable. So clever

[@Turtle1631991]

He also invented lie so disgusting that people might not wanna know more.

[@casedistorted]

Yeah but i don't think real detectives would've bought it. Def makes for a fantastic episode though.

[@dasefora123]

Where does your profile picture come from?

[@rfichokeofdestiny]

@@casedistorted I wonder about that. Especially with the personalities involved. An incredibly awkward dorky middle aged white man with a baseball card collection vs. two black cops. There’s a lot of commonplace cultural bias you could count on in this situation.

[@gannicusfinch7068]

3:07 At this point, their professionalism has gone completely out the window and they are operating on pure curiosity.

[@yoshi9538]

"Yeah c'mon man, what??" Man, that detective was no longer working as detective, he wanted to know just for himself, he quiped that in so quick! Lol

[@redneckhippiefreak]

Id say it was a few seconds later, The cop on the left was still skeptical with his sarcastic wincing, " Doing What?".. Then, After the Hook of "Squat cobbler" was set.. He sat upright and Leaned into the table.. That is what we call, "Fish on!"..

[@jamesbell2724]

@@redneckhippiefreak Plus this is really a small issue- they just need a decent reason to give up on this whole thing.

[@cordyceps7531]

1000th

[@gregoryborton6598]

@@redneckhippiefreak Lmao yeah. Guy on the right was still skeptic on it, but after cobbler was said they're just in it fully for personal curiosity.

[@TN-jb4jk]

These actors should get Academy Awards for being able to keep a straight face through this gag.

[@ragrag5470]

I just thought the same. Have a straight face in that scene, that must be a torture.

[@Fr0st1989]

The one on the left of Saul probably broke character when he snorted I think xD

[@bigfriki]

To be fair, it's not a one-take scene. There most probably were bloopers in between.

[@jimsty5222]

Actually it would be an Emmy, but point still taken -- these guys did great!

[@michaelpipkin9942]

There's a video of the outtakes, but it was stolen.

[@MynameisBrianZX]

I love how Pryce was probably actually crying from the humiliation of doing the video and Jimmy just works it into the story as a “specialized” cobbler squatter.

[@carloandresl]

Your comment made me laugh out hard 🤣

[@alessiocaddeo201]

There was no video, he made it up on the spot and later he asked the guy to make it

[@nickhy9223]

After this scene, jimmy tells pryce that he is going to have to make a video as they are walking away in the parking lot. This means the video was filmed after Jimmy mentioned the crybaby squat. The crybaby squat idea was not based on anything that happened during the filming of the video.

[@abramsullivan7764]

@@rodpec9097 funny KZbin wasn't even a thing back in 2002.

[@flamingbanana5831]

@@abramsullivan7764 😐😐😐he means you can view it on yt

[@GiantsFan1734]

You left out the best part when Jimmy is walking out of the courthouse with the guy and he says “You’re gonna have to make a video”

[@dielaughing73]

... which actually exists. In our world

[@glenkeating7333]

Great scene!LOL!

[@glenkeating7333]

"Dutch cobbler pie"!!! "I can't make this up"! He made it up on the fly!LMAO! Love Bob Odenkirk!

[@MattExzy]

Not to mention Kim eating the spares.

[@Onmysheet]

Also in this scene both cops look back at Pryce through the glass after everything Jimmy just told them. 😄

[@TaylorBlack0]

"Guys, am I not speaking English here?!" Bob Odenkirk is so brilliant. He can come up with this stuff on the spot, but when it's written still ACT like he is.

[@remi-D]

After just naming off a bunch of random alternate names for this lie he made up😂, the show is truly brilliant

[@painkillerjones6232]

I actually, physically laughed at that one!!!

[@kaisouseru2466]

That's literally what good acting is tho

[@tiananman]

the way Jimmy weaves a tale so curious that he has these cops continually begging for breadcrumbs is amazing

[@FatGouf]

false breadcrumbs. 🤣

[@fohn208]

Begging for "piecrumbs"! I'll show myself out.

[@xhelloselm]

Yeah like I would make this up 🙄

[@seanharmon713]

Neat detail: Jimmy keeps on taking sips from his drink to stop making eye contact/to minimise interaction with the police- all to help seem like he’s keeping his client’s details confidential. He makes it seem like an awkward situation, thus making the police think he’s uncomfortable talking about a middle aged nerd making fetish videos.

[@csnide6702]

How they keep turning around and looking at him....... 🤣😂😅😆

[@NormAppleton]

Like three car monte distraction

[@londonisboss52]

The best part is the cop on the left constantly looking backwards at the guy and putting it together in his mind

[@CptnMango9108]

That was the day something woke up in interrogation officer #1

[@redneckhippiefreak]

That was the Moment Saul knew they had taken the bait of his Art, He sets the hook with the reluctant, "Look, I'm Not the the film maker here alright?" .. But, He was the artist and the Picture he painted, landed him Two big ole fish.

[@PstruhovaAsistentka]

Maybe he was interested. If you know what i mean. :D

[@RamneekSD]

Lmao 😂😂😂 Anyhow, idk how they managed to keep a straight face in this scene.

[@اسامةالشمري-ه6م]

Because there is very smart director👏

[@quelorepario]

The acting of the policemen are quite superb, it really makes the scene work. The script is great but the subtle changes in their reaction really helps to sell it. The range from suspicion, skepticism, utter confusion, incredulity, curiosity to relief/belief. It is a masterclass in acting.

[@chillout2nyc]

All of Better Call Saul is a masterclass in acting. Bring on Season Six.

[@cheesus9512]

The way Jimmy says "Yeah like I'd make this up, is the best delivery from the character and the actor." The character uses it to dispell the last doubt from the cops with a "yeah I'm here because he's paying me a lot and I'd rather not talk about it."

[@ForcesInMotion]

"You got to be shittin' us." LMFAO. IMO, the funniest scene in the entire series. And as we all know, there are hundreds of absolutely brilliant comic scenes/moments in this series. But this scene is just off the charts. Every word, every detail, from every department, is PERFECT. Miraculous. Endless love and respect to all things BCS, the greatest show ever produced in the history of television.

[@EugeneOneguine]

Masterclass, that's stretching the term a bit far don't you think ? It's great acting, but if you want a masterclass watch Laurence Oliver in Spartacus.

[@ForcesInMotion]

@@EugeneOneguine "...that's stretching the term a bit far don't you think ?" No. I don't think it's stretching. Not at all. Also, this: "It's great acting, but if you want a masterclass..." I wasn't speaking to just the acting in this scene (though the acting is great, of course...), which is why I wrote, "Every word, every detail, from every department..." But, yeah. Of course Olivier is great. That's kind of a given ;)

[@GlassesAndCoffeeMugs]

Can't believe these cops had never heard of Hoboken squat cobbler. That's day 1 type stuff

[@Custerd1]

Well... maybe day 2.

[@jamesm3471]

Or the detectives are closet pie squatters themselves, and are simply feigning ignorance because it sits a little too close to home...

[@jayrowe6473]

I've started making these videos, and you know what? It's an actual thing now! Big money in cobbler squatting.

[@RogueReplicant]

@@jayrowe6473 Are qualifications necessary? Training? Or can I just let loose my artistic juices and improvise? 🤔

[@jamesm3471]

@@jayrowe6473 You go live your truth my friend!

[@justfrank6774]

There has got to be a blooper reel for this. There is no way the cast and crew kept straight faces and got this in just a few takes !

[@argabriel8250]

I personally think Troy Winbush actually broke with a genuine snort after "there is a costume involved." 😂

[@anukoponen2015]

I’d be happy to watch an hours long video of making of this scene and its bloopers 😂 They must have needed so many takes. Such a cleverly written and superbly acted scene!

[@rhrobbins6834]

@@argabriel8250 You're right. The delay in laughter and then his hand over his mouth.

[@NormAppleton]

@@argabriel8250 Probably the best take they got.

[@PixelPenguin77]

100%

[@botz77]

I love that Saul is actually really smart and a good lawyer when he cares to be.

[@Onmysheet]

But still lies and fabricates evidence.

[@jonothandoeser]

He's a good Con Man... Well... OK I guess that's pretty much the same thing.

[@Vulture2918]

@@Onmysheet Dont fool yourself into think being ethical and lawful are the same thing, laws have been designed by man and man is sinful dont u think?

[@neontime8507]

6ixObaid that’s terribly vague

[@DPowered2]

define "good lawyer" lol he can help you but he will broke some rules and morals to do it

[@GeddyRC]

I've rewatched this scene probably more than any other in the BCS series. The way Jimmy strings them along offering barely any details, slowly building their curiosity while giving them nothing, but constantly reiterating the fact that his client is free of any wrongdoing. Then finally, when they are completely on the line and need to know what the "art" is, he drops the words "squat cobbler", which is nonsensical to anyone, but then doubles down and gaslights them making them think they're the ones who are crazy for not knowing what it means. It's such a fantastic scene.

[@SquidwardLSDSquirtingOctopussy]

What makes this whole fabriacated story even funnier is, that you'd actually believe that a guy like Pryce would do that. Plus then again Jimmys story isn't too far fetched since theres a fetish or past time activity of people farting on pies & cakes. So yeah......lol

[@barrybarnes96]

funniest scene in the series

[@IPAcmaniak]

in my opinion, the real trick here, beside this funny story, which is very pleasant, agreed to Jimmy's typical story-telling, is in fact how he is able to bring the conversation from a very messy place for his client where the cops pointed out drugs, to a trivial situation, where the cops completly forget the basic purpose of the interview. Godlike jimmy

[@mr.robinson1982]

ALAN SHORE FROM BOSTON LEGAL, is really great @ hooking the jury with a story....

[@MsJavaWolf]

There is something simpler here. When you are in deep shit and you have to lie, create a story that is bad for you but not quite as bad as what actually happened. People assume that if you lie you would try to get out of the situation completely, if you admit to a minor offense or something embarrassing, they are more likely to believe you. It's the same as Walter in season 1, he was making meth but he told his wife he was buying weed from Jessie.

[@thomastakeshita4979]

wouldn't describe it as pleasant lmao

[@jackeldridge1319]

As Ricky from Trailer Park Boys says: "Cops are fucken stupid"

[@josejavierbruzual6116]

That my friend, is completely true. When I was in Highschool, I skipped a math test that I needed to get a passing grade. When my teacher asked about it, I told him I went to the doctor. Obviously, he asked for the note, and I told him I didn't had it because it was an urologist. I said that I got unsafe sex, and got some red spots (truth is I was just at my home playing Resident Evil 4 on my ps2). He asked if I got an STD, and I told him that it was a common infection, and he just laughed, advised me that I should always use condoms, and gave me the passing grade I needed. Those were the good days xd

[@Artcat932]

“And who among us is without sin?” This is the exact moment Jimmy became Sussy Jimmy.

[@matt4048]

📮

[@kefkaROX]

"The flop-sweat is kinda sus"

[@twentiethcenturyboy6328]

“yeah, like I’d be making this up” Best line!

[@yoshi9538]

I did one of Ednas' "Ha!" laughs at that lol

[@birdman5939]

It is the funniest line.....

[@rock1145]

I love how the cop on the left sits upright when Jimmy first mentions Squat Cobbler. He *needs* to know more, his curiosity has fully taken hold.

[@RealAzK]

The most hilarious thing is how not only he gets them to believe it, but it gets them interested

[@JakeKoenig]

You know those cops did some serious internet searching that night after their shifts ended.

[@13Gangland]

​@@JakeKoenigInternet searching in 2003 wasn't as big as it is today.

[@shiptj01]

​@@13GanglandThose were the days.

[@crystal.starr0]

It's genius. He's describing the actual robbery and relationship between Nacho and Pryce but just using different description of what actually happened.

[@ALJ9000]

Easier to sell a lie sprinkled with truths than a full on tall tale

[@shiptj01]

Hi.

[@crystal.starr0]

hi@@shiptj01

[@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3]

​@@shiptj01lol yea she cute

[@yuarentlucky]

Damn I can't believe they were lovers the whole time.

[@A_Dopamine_Molecule]

This plays out just like a comedy sketch. Wouldn't be surprised if Bob wrote this himself.

[@primarchechs7139]

My understanding is that Bob wanted a name to call the act, sort of like the other stupid sex-things that float around out there (teabagging, etc). It would put the cops at a disadvantage because they hadn't heard of it before, and who hasn't, right? In my opinion that's the brilliance of this scene. If Saul had just gone in there saying his client was withholding because he was a pie-sitter, that wouldn't have nearly the effect of saying he did crybaby squat cobbler. Life is a rich tapestry, my friend.

[@coryboy345]

He did, as well as much of the material of his.

[@spiewajit4ncz]

@@coryboy345 proof?

[@BackTheNerd]

@@spiewajit4ncz He might've have asked if he could put that in himself, fmand I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case. Bob actually isn't some complete stranger to comedy either, he started with SNL and ran show on HBO with David Cross before BB and BCS.

[@ReMattch]

I think he improvised

[@jarrodbarkley9061]

"Pies? Like apple?" Whenever I hear the cop ask that, I lose it. 😂😂😂

[@sebdoesnothing6889]

This was the funniest but most bizarre thing that they could have possibly come up with, and I'm trying to think of some original insight or joke to add onto it here but I'm just... stumped. Happy pie sitting, everyone

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Cakefart. That's the original.

[@cbrreezzyy69]

@@NoJusticeNoPeace so many fond memories of sending that link to people in on aim

[@corbeau-_-]

@@NoJusticeNoPeace alex horne also sit on cake. Naked. Open...

[@widjiro]

what abaout Pastor Jimmy from Louisiana

[@slovenc79]

i actually have a thing for watching women doing exactly that, and have some videos :D and believe me there are even more bizzare things people get turned on with, and many more people have these weird fetishes than you might think. we do hide them well, though.

[@eugenesteinbeck9469]

I've watched this video so many times now. I love how Jimmy sold this; he knew the police wouldn't let up until he gave them the full story, but to make it sound natural he dragged out explaining what happened and with a sense of great reluctance. He had such a disapproving look on his face when he said "Squat Cobbler," as if saying the silly, made up phrase were enough to establish his client as a sexual deviant who'd fallen from the good graces of society. If I were him, there's simply no way I could've held out these five minutes without bursting out laughing.

[@amandeepdash9014]

The whole ridiculous (and absolutely brilliant) idea and 5 random ass perfect names that could be movie titles - Hoboken Squat Cobbler, Full Moon Moon Pie, Boston Cream Splat, Simple Simon: The Ass Man, Dutch Apple Ass.. he came up with these ON THE SPOT. Slippin' Jimmy with a law degree isn't a chimp with a machine gun, he's an unstoppable force! If this guy really existed, every lawyer would've either hated him or idolized him.

[@deatheternal720]

Idolized unless they were elderly

[@NeoStoicism]

"Am I not speaking English here?" 😅

[@bait5257]

Lmao

[@adamlebeck9482]

It's great but he probably practiced this ahead of time

[@bait5257]

@@adamlebeck9482 doesn't matter

[@stevie2times256]

One of the funniest scenes in television history.The pace Odenkirk tells/explains makes it work.Any slower/faster doesn't work.Genius stuff.

[@lupaloops4166]

too many funny scenes to count in better call saul

[@jv-lk7bc]

actually he'd have been better hesitating just a smidge more, like he didn't really want to tell them.. and too much detail. all those different names, if none of them googles.. he's screwed.

[@Philush97]

​@@jv-lk7bc In fairness this was set in the early 2000s when the internet wasn't as dominating as today

[@JonnyCrash]

"The world is a rich tapestry, my friends."

[@FlyNAA]

I've been using this one regularly since I saw the ep!

[@tiltil9442]

@Dino Sauro True! It has the word "world" in it, which definitely belongs to Shakespeare ...and Shakespeare ONLY!

[@tiltil9442]

@Dino Sauro Well if everyone something, something... ...and then just some more BS... Sorry mate: not convincing.

[@fulldisclosureiamamonster2786]

@Dino Sauro ...No. Just no. Shakespeare did not invent the concept of analogizing something to another thing. The two things the world is apparently akin to are not even remotely similar.

[@fulldisclosureiamamonster2786]

@Dino Sauro ... Bruh. First of all, the original comment was a quote from the video, because they wanted to point out a line they liked and possibly cause discussion around it. They were obviously never intending to "steal" from Shakespeare. Second of all, you've missed the point of what I was trying to tell you entirely. The two analogies are not even similar. In what way is Shakespeare cynically comparing life to a play comparable to Jimmy saying the world is a diverse place? It makes it look as if you're saying this line "rips off" Shakespeare because both the line and the Shakespeare monologue use the words "the world" (in different contexts so just... why?) or because the line makes use of analogy... something that Shakespeare did not and could not have invented. I don't know how to put this more succinctly, it literally doesn't matter who "came up" with it first, the concept of saying something is like another thing to prove a point belongs to nobody. It's like trying to say by speaking English you're stealing from the British, or that by putting flashbacks in a story you're ripping off Citizen Kane. It makes zero practical sense. Third of all, _you're not even remotely correct._ Not only was Shakespeare _not_ the person to invent analogy, he wasn't even the first recorded person to make this exact comparison. Richard Edwards' play Damon and Pythias has the line "Pythagoras said this world was like a stage." Damon and Pythias was first produced in 1564, the year Shakespeare was believed to have been born. Unless Richard Edwards is a time traveller, he could not have stolen the analogy from Shakespeare. He wouldn't even have to; he didn't come up with the analogy either! You have chosen a very bizarre hill to die on, my friend. Not only are you on the wrong hill, the hill you wanted doesn't even exist. Perhaps you'll better understand if I use a phrase from the playwright you seem to like so much. "Pedantry gets you nothing other than scorn." - William Shakespeare, inventor of words and human language apparently.

[@Paddydukes89]

I love how the argument he presents demands you ask further questions until you absolutely do not want to know more

[@summ.3433]

The part of this scene that absolutely kills me is the cops who keep staring back at Pryce throughout the entire discussion.

[@csnide6702]

hits me right on the funny bone !

[@seanellio]

When he starts riffing the different variations. I crack up at that every time. "You two guys are cops? Hoboken Squat Cobbler, Full Moon moon pie, Boston Creme Splat."

[@mrfatlad2910]

0:29 Wherever we go, it'll always be there

[@ivangelion030366]

4:40 "You've got to be shitting us." "Yeah, like I would make this up." haha

[@NormAppleton]

Little did they know. LOL

[@Elias-iu5lr]

I wish if he was explaining this to Hank and steve gomez

[@BFree-ge6ms]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dorreyeet1529]

Fr that’d be hilarious

[@nicolastrujillo7999]

That would've been amazing, they'd probably know that he's lying, but there's nothing they can do about it (or it isn't that necessary for them)

[@ireviewshtuff]

I can see one of those two going "Wait! Yeah I've seen that shit before" lool

[@dielaughing73]

Hank would see right through it. I mean he heard the 'all good, man' in Saul Goodman the moment he met Jimmy.

[@CheeseYourself]

0:17 THEY SAY "SUSPICIOUS", "SUSPECT" AND "AMONG US" WITHIN 13 SECONDS THAT WAS NOT A MISTAKE

[@venticated]

"Apple?!?" "Guys I'm not the film maker here."

[@coylio33ify]

Love how he gives them just a tiny bit of the story at a time. Makes it believable and also by the end (3:00) the cops are genuinely curious what was on the videos lmao.

[@amandeepdash9014]

Mark Proksch played Pryce just perfectly. But if he were played by David Cross, just this scene alone could've made a great Mr. Show skit.

[@catslino5037]

Holy Crap that'd be hilarious! I can totally see David Cross sweating it out outside the interrogation cell

[@ericcunha7938]

a squat cobbler doesnt wait for pie to cool.

[@jesusisgod2953]

Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell? The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell. John 1:1,14 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. John 1:10 He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.

[@eamonwright7488]

@@jesusisgod2953 Jesus is a squat cobbler. He also likes dancing in the pies in his birkenstocks.

[@robertgift]

@@jesusisgod2953 What does the *laughable 3-n-1 gods, S&M FAKE dying on a cross "magically saves" religious myth of Christian-inanity* have to do withis?

[@JakeKoenig]

4:24 - "Pies... what, like apple?" 🤣 I can't imagine the specific type of pie matters in the grand scheme of things but hey, I'm not a cop.

[@tl3139]

The writers of this show must have had a lot of laughs trying to find something like "Squat Cobbler" in the Urban Dictionary.

[@redneckhippiefreak]

Wait, You think a bunch of Stage hands, Writers and Actors needed to Look that up? Nahh, Thats a normal Tuesday Afternoon screen test.

[@DeathBringer769]

They probably just saw that Cake Farts video and extrapolated to pie from there, lol.

[@boogaloobender3462]

@@DeathBringer769 imagine if Chris-Chan actually had an impact on the writing of Better Call Saul

[@yuarentlucky]

@@boogaloobender3462 WHY DOES EVERYTHING ALWAYS CIRCLE BACK TO CHRIS CHAN???

[@galleryofrogues]

@@yuarentlucky I know, it’s like a curse

[@adequatequality]

I love the strategic build-up of this story despite Jimmy knowing damn well that it's all bullshit. He doesn't just spill all the details in 1 go to get the conversation over with but instead feeds them tidbits of the "fetish" that his client has. Makes it seem much more believable since he's talking about a really weird and awkward detail about his client's personal life. That hesitance is understandable by the end of the story and the detectives get why Jimmy was struggling with telling them everything for the get-go. Brilliant writing.

[@the7thword]

I don't know about the west coast, but in south Florida, they're called Key Lime Keisters.

[@checkoutmyyoutubepage]

Amazing comment! Lol.

[@HeatherSpoonheim]

In Canada they're called Butter Tart Butts.

[@HeatherSpoonheim]

@Lawrence Weston Calisse!

[@dielaughing73]

In Australia we do Lazy Larry Lamington.

[@dielaughing73]

In Australia we do Lazy Larry Lamington.

[@quelorepario]

I love how his mind is running through all the potential illegalities and blocking them as he goes: Not drugs, art... private issue between two consenting adults, no charges, digital art, titillating senses, NOT porn, but fetish, AND FULLY CLOTHED! Lol

[@Will-oj3un]

0:26 “kinda suspect 0:29 “Who Amung us” Damn, Vince is a genius

[@SouthSideOdaiba]

Yeah, Among Us was released two years after this episode.

[@Tinr2d2]

@@SouthSideOdaiba nope wrong amongus was the first thing ever

[@OfficerFlatFoot]

make it stop... MAKE IT STOP!!!!!

[@Saint_Magnapinna]

GET OUT

[@TheDifferenced]

Dingdingdingding ding *DING DING DING* Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

[@jjdvideo]

The funniest part is when Jimmy 's voice quivers when he says "he sits in a pie..." 😂

[@shure81]

And he.....wiggles around.....

[@catslino5037]

I can't believe they actually filmed the "digital media" if i wanted legal representation i would call the BCS writers room

[@abdulheisenberg8781]

Lmaooo

[@kiewie69]

The fact that "suspect" and "among us" were said shortly after eachother fucking kills me

[@realkilju]

Same

[@DblTap317]

What's that mean?

[@kiewie69]

@@DblTap317 it means that the infiltrator is acting suspicious amongst the other crewmates who are out to do their daily tasks yet a suspect imposter is among us meaning the crewmates are going to have to look out to not get murdered by the suspect imposter yk

[@vaguesoft8445]

@@DblTap317 Among Us

[@UserName-br5zu]

@@kiewie69 what

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

This scene is the epitome of creative writing. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant screenwriting.

[@dannysunay4386]

The way Jimmy takes a sip of his coffee to add to the detectives' curiosity!!! Brilliant!

[@jacobgiedd6543]

What a scene; It was at this moment when Simple Simon became "The Ass Man"

[@navigant321]

'4:14 not all pie sitters cry...' gets me every time

[@carllutz7523]

best line....lol

[@yurakennardokusnar5792]

During this meeting, somewhere over there, Bogdan is combing his eyebrows.

[@TinJ7]

While sitting on a pie!

[@Liry1]

Bogdan is the guy who bought the videos

[@patrickjordan5459]

I love how the detective was just told a man sits in pie on camera and his first question is “What is it, like apple pie?” 😂😂

[@petercashell4834]

I re-watch this scene regularly and it still hasn’t lost a scintilla of it’s comedic punch. That probably says more about me than the show itself… Anyway, It never gets old and I for one have a meeting with the warped mind or collection of warped minds who conceived this on my bucket list. Step forward oh genius or team of scripting geniuses. This is the funniest sequence I’ve ever witnessed……and its beautifully played by Bob.

[@theworstguyinvic]

3:55 - One hilarious element of this scene for me is how the Police Officers are trying to maintain their "Poker Face" during the interrogation to mask their emotions, but their confusion and bewilderment undermines their efforts to do so. Jimmy really knew that the only way to trick these guys was to come up with a reasoning for Daniel's behaviour that was so absurd and disturbing that the cops would think that nobody could make it up. Well played.

[@bigtxbullion]

Holy mother that was hilarious. I need to re watch this entire series before next season returns. I'M in tears 🤣

[@r.r10101]

Just rewatched BrBa, EC and BCS. Cant wait for BCS final season

[@toddingram1198]

All the best to you, Bob, and a speedy recovery. You are an absolute gift.

[@MrJohnybf]

Better Call Saul is so good that the audience will always curious about how Saul will do the trick. This scene is just one of many. Anyway, if i were the vigilance detective, maybe, i would believe the story too. The hesitation and slow release information were so well done that the policemen were satisfied for finally "get the secret"

[@pantslesswrock]

1:23 The single best delivery of a word in the entire show "art"

[@dielaughing73]

That pause before he says it...

[@mt.sefuri3909]

I just bloody love the build up to the punchline of this joke but I wished that they’d show the reactions of those cops after showing them the vid

[@skendeenee]

4:37 A little break of character 😂😂😂

[@lukekiba8424]

The newest The Boys Episode is 100% a nod to this scene To see it come to live was something I never expected to see, let this be a warning to all people who dont want the Image in their head, it's something...

[@stms4411]

The writing…..the acting….simply brilliant!

[@Landroam]

I’d love to see the deleted scenes where these 3 actors lose it and start laughing.

[@FrostBite-oy5us]

I love at the end where Walter comes in and says "oh yeah, it's squat cobblin' time" and squat cobblers all over the room.

[@power13]

Thanks to Jimmy's story, Pryce got out and he took another deal from Nacho for making the fake pills, disabling Hector and eventually leading to the downfall of the Cartel. God I love this show.

[@arlenepace3104]

0:30 this is the moment saul becomes an internet nerd

[@edjones4188]

i appreciate that "suspect" and "among us" were both used within 10 seconds of one another

[@argabriel8250]

This is Emmy worthy acting by Odenkirk during this scene! When he looks away and gives a small head shake of personal disgust when he first reveals 'squat cobbling' and the other subtle nuances he uses as he explains the 'skills being employed are chef's kisses. 😂😂🤣

[@robertsides3626]

It's difficult to disassociate him with his role as an energy vampire.

[@leafenbark6695]

"Who *among us* is without sin?" I hate the internet because I can't listen to those words the same ever again

[@m.5145]

love how the detectives are genuinely curious about the squat cobbling details and not really asking for case reasons

[@memesthatarelit4987]

sauls charisma skills is one thing that i seriously admire

[@MattsChannel97]

0:29 this is the moment when Jimmy became sus...

[@TovenDo.O.Video-]

AMOGUS 😳

[@bakedpanda6502]

AMOGUS

[@willtattersall1940]

AMOGUS

[@diegococa1806]

AMOGUS 😈☢️

[@Imboz]

AMOGUS

[@nutzeeber]

the fact that saul tried to save pryce from humiliation by saying fully clothed and then doubling down by saying he's doing it while tearing up and smearing it around

[@davidci]

0:29 This is the moment all commenters turned off their brains simultaneously to say the same joke over and over again

[@hypnotised-clover]

Hey, you're just raging because you are the sus impostor.

[@Ale-xx2yo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TD0150]

I must say the flop sweat is kinda suspect

[@bait5257]

Yup

[@allen-castle]

Sus

[@CreamTheEverythingFixer]

A quote from the Venture Bros that applies perfectly here "You make a lie embarrassing enough, and nobody questions it."

[@crazydragun1]

This scene kills me every time. Pure comedy brilliance.

[@MrLucky9931]

Price just drinking coffee reading the bulletin board in the background is such a hilarious little detail

[@MrTeach99]

I can’t believe that The Boys made a reference to this…

[@gusmansyah3002]

The only thing that missing is Hughie wearing a swimsuit

[@DontKnowHowToTypeIn2]

when did they do that?

[@fortnight5677]

@@DontKnowHowToTypeIn2 Hughie poses as Webweaver, ends up in a dungeon with Tek Knight, Tek Knight makes him sit on a pie butt-naked and wants him to fart on it.

[@Atheismo9760]

3:54 IT'S WHEN A MAN SITS IN PIE!

[@philiptom2799]

The beauty of it is Saul forces the cops to drag it out of him so it seems like a real thing. The lawyer trying to protect his client from embarrassment, being embarrassed while doing it. Masterful.

[@marshmallowbudgie]

3:19 even knowing it was coming I laughed so hard a lumbar joint popped

[@paulprecour3636]

Pryce wriggling around on a pie in the warehouse of a mid-sized paper company in Scranton always makes me happy for some reason...

[@komment1127]

0:24 A sentence containing "kind of sus(pect)" followed by a sentence containing "among us". Say what you want, I will never belive this is a coincidence.

[@khaleelabulnaja8533]

3:59 that demonstration knocked me out

[@danzam40]

That’s my favorite part when he demonstrated the wiggle 😂

[@bait5257]

Damn. 8 months have passed. I hope the baby will be delivered safely

[@khaleelabulnaja8533]

@@bait5257 it’s a PIE

[@bait5257]

@@khaleelabulnaja8533 congrats. Which did you color you use in gender reveal?

[@conorwellman8592]

1:20 that pause and the we says "....Art." sounds so uncomfortable was great. Theatrics reall was Saul/jimmy's specalty.

[@theshlauf]

2:54 - I like how once started to get their curiosity he pointed at Pryce to make the detectives start looking at him and visualize the videos in their minds.

[@jrreedve2825]

4:28 Sr Officer just unlocked a “new fetish” achievement!

[@highdownmartin]

They literally have to drag this information out of pryces lawyer and they can see he’s breaking client confidentiality by letting them know any of it.

[@ryant2418]

How can you ever enjoy television after seeing this? Nothing will ever be this good.

[@JimmyBoy9878]

The Sopranos is pretty good.

[@1HRBNGR1]

4:00 that wiggle always puts me in tears.

[@GenericProtagonist7]

Saul uses a trick similar to something I used a lot growing up; if I ever felt dread that I was going to get caught for something, I would do something far, far less egregious and then "reluctantly" admit to it. I'd make a show of how much a regretted it and that I really didn't want to be punished. I'd get in trouble for the small thing, and as a result the person accusing me would think they "got" me and taught me a lesson, so they relax, let their guard down, and I'm able to get away with the bigger issue as a result by either fixing the issue or letting it blow over unnoticed. Here though instead of aiming for a lower crime, he goes for embarrassment and humiliation instead, obviously.

[@wlink639]

Damn, you have some scary thoughts.

[@oplatypus]

0:29 this is the moment saul became Ventin' Jimmy

[@untruereal]

saul literally fucking said among us at 0:30 i am literally seething with rage

[@TigerChamp99]

Ah yes, the "artistic" video

[@x3rman]

The boys season 4 episode 6 be like: