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[@andychang2739]

The funniest part about this scene is when Walt tells Skyler about it later, and says "he was a much older guy so I didn't hit back"

[@mypinis]

Well he did fancy himself the danger.

[@stellarwind1946]

Reminds me of Saul referring to Mike as a “senior citizen” during their conversation with Hank and Gomez.

[@cpassehl]

I would guess Mike was about 15 years older than Walt

[@zerodood]

Right? lol pretending like he “wouldn’t” hit him back when really he just couldn’t.

[@jamaljames9331]

I mean he’s not wrong, Mike is older than him. But that’s not the main reason he doesn’t fight back lol! Mike would still manage to destroy Walt in a physical fight

[@A.I.WarFare1947]

"Drink Up Walter" Mike knew Walter needed some numbing before the punch 😂

[@kyleblack1206]

He also just wanted him to shut up

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

​@kyleblack1206 Yeah I doubt Mike would've hit him if Walt would've taken the blatant hint in that moment

[@Zultan1111]

That make sense lmao ! 😂

[@JustSomeSlavicBoy]

I don't think he was gonna hit him at this point. Walt was telling the truth and Mike knew he would have probably done the same

[@kyleblack1206]

@ no. Mike played his role and knew Walter was out of line. Like he said before he dies if Walt had just shut his ego down and cooked he’s gonna make as much money as he wants

[@nld8985]

Walt discovering someone he cant manipulate 😮😮😮

[@jordywoody14]

He should've just asked Jesse to get Gus sooner

[@dannigro8794]

3:42 the exact moment he realized it

[@Sir_Isaac_Newton_]

Walter is kinda overrated in SCD

[@LordyT34]

I always liked that Mike never stood for Walts bs, he sees right through it and never lets Walt spin things in his favor

[@VenusianLissette]

i love it here 😂😂😂😂

[@Estradat]

Walts lack of street smarts/inability to read the room was frustrating to watch

[@MajorZeroCELL]

I agree with you, Walt misinterpreted a lot of things. He's very intelligent but not that smart sometimes, especially with social skills. This would've prevented so much deaths if he was able to shut up and indeed take "yes" as an answer.

[@guilhermehank4938]

The more you watch BB, the more you see how contrived Walt's constant survival is

[@theformuoli6397]

It’s still a lack of social skills, but I took this more as Walt clearly understanding that what he’s saying isn’t working. But his ego refuses to take no for an answer and thinks the next words out of his mouth will change it. Because he thinks he’s smarter than him and manipulatable. Still tone deaf to the situation, but it’s more nuanced. Mostly based off small looks/not letting the other person speak much

[@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470]

​​​​@@guilhermehank4938I feel like that was the point though. Jesse warns Hank and Gomez that Walt is luckier than them and that whatever they think should happen, the opposite will. Even calls him the devil

[@Ephraim-Michael]

Street smarts are primitive though. It’s like envying a rat for its great talent of scurrying through gutters quickly, not very noble

[@chrisfromsouthaus2735]

Watching this scene, who would have thought that only a season later, the relationship between these two would be so strong, they'd be enjoying the wilderness, side by side on a river bank.

[@S.D.323]

@@chrisfromsouthaus2735 😂

[@peterbutterjelly114]

love how mike could immediately tell he was being bullshitted 😭 mans deadass felt his intelligence being insulted

[@sgodran6903]

How was Mike getting bullshitted exactly? I think Walt was pretty straight here, he wanted Mike to colaborate with him to kill Gus

[@spooningkat6933]

@@sgodran6903 Because he was proposing a plan that could only result in failure as if it was a fruitful endeavor. That's how he was bullshitting him. You can be straightforward and still bullshit someone.

[@rafaelmelo560]

@@sgodran6903 yes, but before getting to this point he was trying to manipulate mike to feel some type of way about Gus trustability and trying to disarm any hard feelings about the previous events like it was not obvious he was doing this entirely out of selfishness and self preservation

[@sgodran6903]

@@rafaelmelo560 I get what you are talking about now, thank you

[@mannaggiatutti]

​@@rafaelmelo560 self preservation is good. You can't be thinking that is not a good reason to kill someone. Plus, how on earth was he manipulative? Gus did kill victor, Gus did threaten Walt's life, from Walt's pov mike and Viktor were the same, so from Walt's pov it was feasible that what Gus did to Viktor he could do to Mike. He wasn't manipulating, he was asking

[@ChicagoScorpion]

Mike gave him that senior citizen punch.

[@Chrunchmunch]

“Call an ambalanse”

[@Faazzz]

That hitterrrrrrr son. Gang gang

[@ChicagoScorpion]

​@@ChrunchmunchBUT NOT FOR ME!

[@memestrous]

And walt gave him a bullet in the head in return

[@lucianene7741]

Walt's mistake was to believe he could play Mike just as he did with Jesse. Mike was able to read him and was deeply insulted even by the idea that Walt thought he could manipulate him. Besides, Mike was a man of honor, and he wouldn't betray anyone, much less Gus. He was a "good criminal", as he pointed out to Pryce in BCS.

[@sweetsemen1498]

Walt literally played mike before this by making the phone call to jesse but hey mike never gets manipulated

[@Synthwave89]

This exactly. He thought he could manipulate anyone but he was dead wrong

[@kevinfloiger7197]

Mike is no "man of honor." He simply did not team up with Walt to kill Fring because he knows that Fring is his source of income.

[@Mikehawk567]

@@kevinfloiger7197 exactly, no idea why everyone gets this idea of Mike being some moral angel. He’s not much better than Walter.

[@AdaptedInfiltrator]

@@Mikehawk567arguable that Mike is morally worse than Walt

[@richle905]

Old guys run out of gas fast, but most fights are over in 15 seconds.

[@oceanmanly]

What? I bet if someone like Mike punch you, you get out of gas too

[@zerodood]

I get Walt was desperate, but holy shit, this was one of the dumbest things he’s ever done.

[@skins4thewin]

Rather than die? Not much in the way of options there.

[@prod.superior5434]

This was the only move he could make that would involve him surviving longer, therefore making more money

[@skins4thewin]

@prod.superior5434 Was bout to say, this was his only play if he wanted to survive. He didn't exactly have a choice

[@Moriningland]

Like someone else mentioned. He almost no street smarts

[@AdaptedInfiltrator]

What do you expect Walt to do in this situation?

[@baconian_road_construction]

This has to be the dumbest thing Walter has done in the show. He went up to the guy who's main job it is to protect Gus, and asked for his help in assassinating him. Obviously Mike told Gus about it afterwards, which is when they started training Jesse to replace Walt

[@hawkinatorgamer9725]

Dont bring up work outside of work, rules to live by.

[@Cursedsoul-7]

I’ll keep that in mind

[@THEGODDAMNDINOSAUR]

kinda hard not to when youre there for many hours out of the day, day after day.

[@Graham_Joshua]

You still can bring up work outside your work hours, but come as a friend not as coworker

[@kaj7135]

@@THEGODDAMNDINOSAUR That should only encourage you more to never speak about work once you’re done with work.

[@JustCrash]

@@THEGODDAMNDINOSAURoh boo hoo, shut up and drink your drink, like any working man.

[@kdaltex]

If mike wantes gus dead why would he even consider walt when he could do it himself. Walts plan made no sense

[@SandNebula232]

Good point. If Mike had any reason whatsoever to want Gus dead, then Gus wouldn’t be employing him in the first place.

[@xALTIMETERx]

It's possible Walt may have been offering up himself to do the job to show Mike he's serious in hopes Mike would take it upon himself to do it

[@Westhelockpicker]

Walt got the job done

[@Bret7898]

I don’t understand your logic. How would Walt know this?

[@andrewcruzsmith2343]

Walt didn't know how deep this whole ordeal really was .

[@tinti7]

This is the moment when Mike thanked Walt for the drink

[@SonnyPattison-b1v]

XD

[@dmz7696]

This is Walt finding out he can’t manipulate Mike in the same way that he manipulates Jesse.

[@newcentury_1]

“You wear it if it makes you feel better, but if push comes to shove it’s not gonna help” 😂 love the way mike says this. Like he’s speaking to his little brother

[@princebpolar8429]

It’s a funny line in retrospect, now that we know Mike knew that Gus single handily gunned down Lalo. Lol 😂

[@cactocrotone2645]

​@@princebpolar8429 yeah gus is actually good with a gun as weird as it sounds

[@שטניסטהקדוש]

​@@cactocrotone2645What's so weird about that? He's Chilean military, obviously he's been trained in weapons. Plus he doesn't mind getting his hands dirty, and that sniper scene. He prefers to work cleaner and sneakier, but if he had to shoot, he'd be perfectly capable of handling a gun.

[@Iamme516]

"You won, Walter. Learn to take a yes for an answer".

[@JaimeGirl]

This right here showed Walt’s ego was going out of control-to think he could turn Mike of all people against Gus? If Mike wanted to kill Gus he could have done it himself. And to so seriously underestimate Mike-a man who lived by a code which included loyalty-he makes an offer like that? That is beyond insulting. Even worse, Walt isn’t reading the room-because Mike tries to end the whole thing more than once before Walt says too much, and he just runs right through the red lights anyway. And if Gus hadn’t needed him alive, Walt would have been dead. That’s ego-to think you’re so smooth that you can play a man like Mike Ehrmantraut the same way you play a troubled kid like Jesse. Serious hubris. And it got almost what it totally called for, because treachery like that usually gets a bullet. Walt was lucky it was only an ass kicking

[@memestrous]

Walt talked too much but at the end of the day, he killed Gus, he killed Mike, he killed Uncle Jack's crew and Lydia, he build the greatest meth empire of all time, and he died to his own bullet. You could say whatever about his ego, pride, etc. but all those things allowed him to die doing what he loved. He always got dealt the bad hand in life. Lost his company, his life's work, got paid less than minimum, got disrespected by his family, even his son didn't respect him, got disrespected by Hank on his birthday, and to add salt on wounds, got terminal lung cancer. If I was walter I would have done EXACTLY the same things as he did. Yeah he lost his family and a part of himself un the process, but it no longer mattered to him. The same family (which he sacrificied a lot for btw) that disrespected him, cheated on him, and hated him up UNTIL he got money and felt good about himself? Why wouldn't you want to lose them? All this morality, "knowing your place", being "humble" and accepting things wouldn't have taken him anywhere in life. You people see it through the outside perspective, but imagine you were Walter. Would you just accept being constantly put down? The show is a realistic portrayal of what happens when society keeps egging on a broken man. He ends up breaking bad. Walter is like the Joker. Different motives but same message. And he, for the first time in his life, had everything. Self-respect, respect from other, respect from his family, pride, money. Do you think he would have had any of those things had he not done what he did? Maybe he would have had money from the guys who got successful on HIS work, but for what? What's the point? He knew his death was coming, and he did what others would have been too afraid to do.

[@Kai97119]

​@@memestrousexcept Walt is literally the cause of what happened in the story. everything with Grey Matter happened because Walt was jealous that Gretchen's family was rich which therefore wouldn't make him the provider of the family. he threw away everything regarding Grey Matter to Gretchen and Elliot which resulted in them obviously being the ones that take credit because it was now LEGALLY their work. he got cheated on by Skyler BECAUSE Walt was becoming a monster and putting the family in danger because of Walt's obsession with becoming the big macho drug dealer. He is the reason that any of this happened in the first place. its like Mike said "all of this falling apart is on YOU". i don't know where you got that this was the equivalent of the Joker considering the story literally spells it out for you that he ruined everyone's life because of his actions and made Walt into a full on monster by his final season, getting Hank killed, getting Jesse enslaved, having Holly threatened at gunpoint by neo-na*is (all of that happening because of him btw). this story isn't just "sOcIeTy BaD" it's a deconstruction of toxic masculinity, something VINCE GILLIGAN HIMSELF has said. Yes you can like and even feel for Walt but Walt's ego and ambition is what ultimately caused the events of the story.

[@primedemarr]

@@Kai97119nah Skylar was always a cheater

[@primedemarr]

@@memestrous Gus> Walt

[@Kai97119]

@@primedemarr Literally no proof of that anywhere in the show but ok.

[@OmegaRune]

Man this scene was so satisfying By this point (Even way sooner) i really could not stand Walter anymore, his ego, always trying to see himself as a victim, trying to manipulate everyone around him etc etc. On top of that Gus was kind of my favorite character

[@kyleblack1206]

Mike is like the unluckiest person in the entire show. Shows up on time, clean, correct, does it all for his granddaughter, then dies because Walts ego and all his work never ends up in his families hands

[@sasjahuygelen7910]

Mike schould’t be a bitch against Walt

[@punani_slayer4209]

He was a criminal......

[@PrlytheWn]

I thought Jesse left her a package?

[@kyleblack1206]

@@punani_slayer4209 I’m not saying he was a good person. I’m saying his luck was so bad the entire show

[@modernmindsYT]

@@PrlytheWnjesse left a package for brock

[@masterlevi3215]

Very nice of walter to not retaliate as mike is a much older gentleman

[@n.8899]

😂😂😂😂

[@S.D.323]

@masterlevi3215 indeed walter is a true pacifist

[@Adrian21]

I love how Mike always sees through Walt’s manipulative bullshit

[@dudamara]

This is the moment Walt drank his drink.

[@professorchaos8407]

It would've been funny if he deliberately stepped on his hand walking out.

[@MM-hi]

don't mess with finger waltuh

[@skoomaaddict6513]

It’s so jarring seeing the Walter White sigma male edits, when in reality he was in way over his head and was beyond lucky to have lived as long has he did or stay out of prison

[@screech5212]

Most of his fights he win came from his unpredictability and luck. His intelligence was used for manipulating Jesse and making the meth and the money. But his ego clouded everything and that’s why he had complications right after he defeated Gus.

[@drippinwet774]

Walt is alive because of how valuable his ability is to the world.

[@vingasoline5068]

Yeah I loved the moments where you know Walter is a “genius” when it comes to science but his lack of common sense really makes you wonder how he made it so far so quickly

[@skoomaaddict6513]

@ obvious troll bait but cooking meth (a drug with the highest addiction rate that destroys the lives of those that use it and those around them) is objectively not a helpful ability

[@cellophaneoxygen]

not so surprising after american psycho edits of the same kind, the people making these memes are either hellbent on not watching the source material of their content or have the cognitive capabilities of a 6yo ketamine junkie

[@rp4qu]

This is the moment Walter got punched in the face

[@MajorZeroCELL]

Bravo Vince !

[@CarlosMendoza-pk8lt]

Mike was not just mad after Walter mentioned about Victor (which he was responsible for), but also about what happened to Nacho before

[@trystandavies2469]

Walt never knew how loyal Mike was to Gus, that was one of his biggest downfalls.

[@LordyT34]

Mike, the only man Walt couldn't control

[@Joel-wj9ql]

Right hook like a fucking b-52 god damn love this character

[@anthonygerace332]

A great touch in this scene is the sound of the ballgame in the background. Life goes on, and these two guys (and Gus) are as insignificant as ants.

[@brycenie3335]

If only Walt did his research and watched Better Call Saul...

[@bigtate1439]

It’s nice that the other people in the bar don’t intervene so the scene can play put

[@adamdesanti6713]

This is the moment those bar patrons went back to their drinks.

[@kaj7135]

When two old dudes fight, it’s never anybody else’s fucking business.

[@YeLizardLords]

Gus told Walt he would kill his whole family including his unborn child long before Walt made his 1st move against Gus. Only after he was threatened, made to feel replaceable, knew paying him was eating into Gus's profits, Gus's overhead was drowning him & killing Walter would be best for him did Walt act to save his & his families lives.

[@aruspexxviii6675]

Honestly had Walter tried to slow roll him instead of jumping right in he probably could’ve moved Mike to his side

[@kush6846]

The immediate cut from Walt and Mike sitting down to then standing up and him getting decked is hilarious 😂

[@theprelate4219]

Mike never really recognized the danger Walt posed. That got him killed in the end.

[@osmankovacevic6135]

This is great writing. Reason others get hurt by Walt is because he is like thr Joker, impulsive has some plans but reactive to wvery situation and makes him not bound to any code....all the others are more dangerous but have a code....thus they oversee Walt coming to take them down

[@thisprojectisretired1055]

Did Walter copy "Learn to take yes for an answer" when talking to Lidya

[@luliu4572]

Yes.

[@DoomKid]

He takes so much from people and reuses it himself throughout the show, it's a very cool detail

[@det3135]

Mike - There’s a load of my mind is pure sarcasm. He wouldn’t be worried either way if Walt felt some type of way

[@jakehull465]

1:57 mike realised something I don't know what but can't decide who's smarter Mike or Walter haha 😅

[@toptenguy1]

"So that's a NO?"

[@theresawilson7499]

The way Jonathan Banks played Mike made him my favorite character.

[@thebiggerboat3236]

Walt always talks about doing all of this for his family, but he's a bullshitter. Mike, on the other hand, is ACTUALLY doing this for his family, and Gus signs his paycheck. He pays him a SHIT TON of money to do what he does, and he does it very well and does it very responsibly. Gus knows what he's doing, and so does Mike, and here comes this egomaniac shithead asking to be "left in a room with him". Walt never understood how real Mike was.

[@joondagoon6774]

Then why they wanted Walt’s business? Walt made Gus a millionaire with the blue

[@thebiggerboat3236]

@@joondagoon6774 They wanted Walt's business because his product was incomparable. The drawback is that Walt is a deluded egotist and enough is never enough for him.

[@AJtheRastaman]

@@thebiggerboat3236 everything Walt said here was accurate. no matter what you thought of him.

[@frankbridges2171]

I believe walt was doing it for his family but somewhere along the way his ego got in the way

[@Laissez-faire402]

This is such a bad take, and I see it over and over again. Mike is scum, just like Walt is.

[@OfficerShekel]

You won Waltuh You got the Job Thanks for the drink Waltuh

[@popeyefreeze2541]

This was the stupidest thing Walt ever did

[@spiritedtruthseeker5929]

Revenge by the river was sweet.

[@kylephillip6433]

When a guy like Mike is drinking at the bar leave him alone lol

[@sonicnarcotic.]

Fine. Drink up, Walter

[@Xblackhawkx9]

If Walt had just listened to Mike here, he could have finished the contract and walked away. But his EGO

[@pugwhisperer6502]

You’ll notice when Walt said “get me in a room and I’ll do the rest” the second time people in the background track laughed immediately after. Walter had balls but he wasn’t some hauss or cowboy

[@Pizzaguy-jg7so]

Mike even emulated the Allen Iverson step over move! 🤣

[@TheBfutgreg]

This moment is even better after Better Call Saul.....Mike was having no shit from Walt

[@TheBfutgreg]

Without context this makes Mike to look like a monster

[@freefiregaming9712]

This is the exact moment where Heisenberg become puchingberg

[@KK-uw7ct]

Mike doesn't even like a single word coming out of Walter's mouth. He is so done with his manipulation. You know it when Mike makes the pissed off face 😂

[@RAD3S]

cant believe mike bought walter punch for free

[@Sam_Dabboi]

This is the moment Walter wanted to get in a room with Gus

[@deadlypotatoes]

No shit

[@axelsantanah.7900]

This is the moment deadly potatoes becomes annoyed with Bronze Age Sam obvious statement. Bravo vince Bravo

[@drewstar76]

Mike’s biggest mistake. Walt never forgave

[@TobaccoRoadAI]

Mikes a man of honor He was Loyal to Gus

[@AJtheRastaman]

yes. cuz gus was soooo loyal himself.

[@TobaccoRoadAI]

@ I was referring to the relationship between Gus and Mike as a whole. It’s been a while since I watched the whole show however I remember they both were loyal to each other

[@Mayhem242]

It's not about honor with Mike. It's about trust. He knows Gus is an evil man, but he knows Gus is also a pragmatist. He can trust Gus to behave a certain way (although him killing Victor definitely shocked him). Walt is emotional AND egotistical. Walt barely knows himself and how he's going to act. Mike can't mesh with how Walt does business. Mike just wants to make money and be at peace

[@TobaccoRoadAI]

@ 💯

[@boxmonkey1]

Not loyal. Does the job he’s paid to do and he appreciates the situation and the relative security. But mostly, he does what he’s paid to do.

[@thebubbacontinuum2645]

Jonathan Banks is not very tall, he was old when this was filmed, and he was not blessed with an athletic physique. They did a great job, making him look tough.

[@LMBECIL]

thanks for the drink 🗣️💥

[@allengoyne]

Mike's got too much class to not show gratitude to Walt for buying him that drink

[@Revitalizejourneys]

that's a gift for walt, from Mike

[@luxi378]

There was really nothing but contempt between those two... Mike hated Walter because he thought he was a wannabe badass Druglord, and Walter hated MIke because Mike was the real tough guy and he knew it... at least Walter and Jessie had some sort of love going on.

[@stormyknight427]

I know this whole situation was a script but they were at the best position ever in series. Earning 3 millions for 3 months, they could have probably renegotiated it for more. But they just had it all.

[@sayingnigromakesyoutubecry2647]

Mike wants to work for gus, not Walter

[@humble_and_confident]

“You can wear it if it makes you feel better, but if push comes to shove, it’s not gonna help.” 😂😂😂

[@Brianbrandfas]

I know the whole point was that Walt's ego was his downfall, but I bet he could've went to Mike, even at this point, and been like "tell me what to do to fix this" and they could have went on and just printed money until there was no more left to print.

[@mavetyan]

I wonder what he thought we was gona be able to do in the room with him?

[@jordywoody14]

Kinky

[@Crab_Battle-n8j]

likely chemistry

[@bargyarr]

make out

[@saulofogagnolo2859]

Anal

[@thebubbacontinuum2645]

"Jive Turkey" bourbon?

[@raymondflores6410]

Walter was loyal

[@conorwellman8592]

like the part just before this where mike raises his glass to Saul/Jimmy like "well played you SOB."

[@avataraang4312]

Seat to fill… cetaphil

[@dreday3819]

Louie’s Pub. Best wings in town.

[@IAMEVIL315]

😂 reminds of what Mike said before Walt shoots him😅

[@DeadManSitting]

I know he can GET the job, BUT can he DO THE JOB? ... IM NOT ARGUING THAT WITH YOU!!!!

[@RealestKinga]

Gets. Gets beaten up. Why are these titles all in goddamn past tense??

[@AlbinoGorillaXX]

Funny enough, if Mike sided with Walter, he probably would’ve lived lol

[@matthewmbober4426]

Fire that shaky cameraman.

[@NayaWrap]

You might not be able to guess someone’s motives exactly but you should know when somebody is spitting game on you and trying to play you.

[@UMANGPLAYS]

Walt would still loose with Gun in a room alone with him

[@Strochkin]

Mike✊

[@bootleg8720]

Did Mike just give Walter an occular patdown?

[@wwld9823]

I lost all sympathy for walt here, he showed he was just a kid in the body of an adult

[@oguzhanyagami4185]

thats not jesse, walt!

[@mkowboy13]

Lol so I guess I can see why he shot Mike in the end sorta

[@somedude1666]

Walt asking to get him in a room...as if mike is never armed when in a room with gus. Fact is if mike felt threatened enough he would get rid of gus easily.

[@iheartlreoy8134]

Everyone is sucking Mike but seriously Gus is unhinged he killed victor for no reason and so violently

[@skinnylegend2431]

im such a walt hater i got pissed when he was like "oh the same no ice" okay coward so not the same

[@Erlinghalaand234]

Funny enough Walt killed Mike 😂

[@ew1745]

Any idea what exactly mike is drinking, scotch, rum etc?

[@Brandon-qp9dj]

Breaking Bald

[@FireOccator]

That's one way to get kicked out of a bar.

[@letsgetit7566]

why did he beat him up again? i forgot

[@skillet9141]

My bet’s on Mike, but these two were to fight fair and square, who would you toss your money on and why? (Even if it’s beyond obvious. 😆)

[@JeffreyColey]

Walt. He might not be a fighter in the way Mike is but he has enough intensity to take him to the win

[@KicksPregnantWomen]

@@JeffreyColeyhe is an elderly scientist dying from cancer

[@parkwoojin1875]

Mike is not the saint you all make him out to be. He is honest about being scum which people can appreciate

[@Czesiek123]

Criminal? Yes, scum? I dont think so

[@leafyutube]

How come Mike doesn't like Walter White?

[@Revitalizejourneys]

Bar fight