It's kind of insane how Gus goes through this whole act of sounding empathetic and professional, understanding, and wholly convinces Gale of Walt's health condition and Gus' intention of keeping him as long as possible, and it all immediately washes away with demanding the least amount of further cooks together possible
Well remember gale had Gus over for dinner after bumping into him in pollos Hermanos and offered Gus an investment opportunity which Gus declined and about a week later Gus read about him in the paper.
I actually think he's unreasonable. The implication is basically that you better be ready because Walt's dead and you are on deck, and if you're not prepared, you're dead too.
i love that he tells the truth with gale not knowing that gus wants to kill walter. If gale were to ask walter about his health problems, it wouldn't cause any alarms
@@rhys2040thats the point… he *sounds* reasonable but in reality its a very scary offer. Gale might not fully grasp it, we as the audience know it though. but Gus is able to deliver it in a way that on the surface sounds reasonable and like he is a nice and fair man. Its a testament to the excellent writing and the actor. of course none of this is actually reasonable
@@isaacwesterback4499 It would raise alarms as Walt would wonder why Gus told Gale about his cancer. Walt was already not on great terms with Gus here.
People talk about how Victor barreled his way face-first into a crime scene with half-a-dozen witnesses or how he stepped out of line by trying to cook Walt's formula but how about when he blatantly sticks his nose into Walt and Gale's conversations here, possibly tipping off Walt on what Gus has planned for him. Victor is the worst evil henchman ever!
It's very easy to forget in BB and BCS that the characters are working for a drug cartel. Guys like Gale, Max, Pryce, they all seem like such innocent victims sometimes, you feel that there's good cartel guys and bad cartel guys. People like Gus, Hector and Eladio are definitely more evil but the fact is that they all broke the law, they were all willing to do what they did for personal gain, in the expense of other people. Like Mike said, there's honorable thieves and despicable cops, it's not so black and white. But facts are facts.
Always loved the skill level between Walt and Gale. Gale himself is an extremely skilled chemist with his own extensive background, and even he still admits that WW’s skill is far beyond his.
@@FedSmoker64 I don't think it did after having watched the show multiple times. What I'm saying is that an intelligent man like Gale should have known what Gus was implying.
@@dolanddrumpf6344 I agree with that. I feel your original comment didn't tell that on the surface. With the addition to your opinion I am on board with you now. Gale was an intelligent man, too intelligent to have been played by gus. It was poor writing on their part, gale should have been portrayed as the true clone of walter given his 'talent' just as a younger man (walt's equil, which I imagine he was in the original draft and cut for time or some such reason), not some flamboyant ditz who is just smart enough to copy a recipe. He was a researcher as interested in the project as anyone could be and had the resources to maximize it's output given his resources. They really did his character dirty. In my opinion there could be a spin off show revolving around gus that rivals 'Better Call Saul' although more technical and for the nerd audience His cartel alliance in BCS was the least interesting part of the show to me. Maintaining is more interesting than rising. "A trigger is easier to pull than a thought to be made"
@@dolanddrumpf6344 It’s been years since I watched the show, but I don’t think Gale was particularly clued into the rivalry brewing between Walt and Gus at that point. So, he had no real reason to doubt that Gus was being honest with him about why he might soon need to replace Walt. And it’s not like those two employees were his only overhead. He also had the laundromat up above ground, whatever expenses came with running the superlab (utilities, materials/ingredients, etc), his hired thugs like Mike and Victor, and a network of street level operators who answered to him and thus presumably worked for him, maybe not on payroll necessarily, but they were all dependent on shipments from him. Then he had his chicken business that he laundered his own money through and used to transport the product, who knows how much revenue it actually brought in and whether it was actually self-sustaining or not. He may have had to subsidize the clean front businesses with funds from the drug operations. Then you have his relationship with the German company that Mike was involved with and whatever amount of money he’s sending to those people. And before he jammed up the cartel’s business by getting the cousins to get into a shootout with Hank he also was expected to consistently kick up a significant amount of money to Don Eladio too. We see him meet with people in a trailer out in the desert, so presumably that’s property owned by one of his businesses or himself that he uses for conducting meetings he wouldn’t be comfortable having in his office at the chicken restaurant. Dude had crazy expenses everywhere you looked. Honestly, if you looked at his balance sheet the cook team was probably one of his lower expenses. Jesse did the math at one point and figured out that for every 100 million in product Gus was paying them around 3 million and some change and $96 million-ish was going to Gus’s operation. His expenses were probably massive given the scale of the illegal operation he was running and how it overlapped with multiple legitimate businesses that may have also needed to be subsidized to some degree by the drug money.
It's amazing that Gus's voice here is the perfect halfway point between how he talks to his staff and how he talks to walter or the other gangsters. It shows that none of them are the fake Gus but it's him who is in command of his own emotions
@@saparapatepetethat sounds reasonable but anyone involved in this business would have some kind of awareness regarding how things work. murders, hits; it’s an illegal business you are getting into after all. Wives of mob members like to act oblivious to their husbands’ line of work, but they know. Similar with Gale.
@@saparapatepete Now that I'm watching this scene again, I feel like Gale had a sense that something more is going down. He's not stupid. It doesn't make sense to have to urgently learn the cook in a week because of cancer, you know?
I don’t think Gale was socially aware what Gus was implying.. This is why Gus was being truthful about Walt’s health issues BUT omitted that the real reason is that he Wanted Walter out of the picture?
@@SuperJutah unless he’s completely naive, I think he probably understood the implications of Gus’ unannounced visit informing him to be ready to take over at moments notice.
@@stellarwind1946 That's what I'm thinking. If he really were gonna die at some point in the unknown future due to cancer, then why get Gale down to 1 cook? Walt's not even on his death bed yet. I think even someone as unaware as Gale would at least be questioning the need for such urgency
I think Walt enjoyed Gale's company a lot more than ANY other person on the show, including Skyler. The problem with Skyler, Jesse, Walt Jr, Hank, Marie etc is that conversationally, they all bored the living hell out of Walter. Only Gale was close to his intellectual level. It's really a shame their partnership broke up so soon. Goddamn Jesse, arrrrgh😢 😡
@@OGVadeNah man, did you watch the show? Walt wasn't threatened by Gale's intelligence, he appreciated the hell out of it. He only brought Jesse back so Jesse wouldn't sue the pants off Hank and destroy his life.
@@usdtisallineedMaybe not at Walt's level, in chemistry. But he read a ton of poetry, philosophy, probably literature too. He was the only one Walt could have a stimulating intellectual conversation with. There was nobody else.
Two definitely different door openings to Gale's apartment. To be honest, Walt is the one who did mess things up and then fixed them and then messed them WAY UP then fixed most of it in a weird halfway measure.
Walt was always his worst enemy. All he ever had to do was stfu and cook, like Jesse did, but his ego wouldn't all that. He always wanted more, and it got him into more and more trouble as he took bigger and bigger risks.
I cannot read Gus at all. Not for a second. I have a mild cause of autism and i assume his personality is ever so subtle? Cause to me it is same same? But i read in the comment about him being polite and intimidating at the same time. Can someone care to explain?
Gus basically has 2 personalities that he switches on and off. 1 is sort of like a mask and is the one he uses when dealing with civilians or speaking business. He’s a very kind, understanding, and soft spoken person when he needs to be. The other personality is more of his true self, a cold-blooded, cutthroat killer. His voice is also lower and sounds menacing.
Before that even. Gale was meant to be the main cook before he himself recommended Walter. Gus already knew that he was taking a risk working with an incautious man, an arrangement that would not last indefinitely but was advantageous in the short term, and Gale would be the backup to take over when necessary.
If Gus had his way and Walter was killed in the lab and no attempt was made on Gale’s life, how would he have explained the news to Gale who the night before he had a discuss with about that very prospect. Gale can’t just think that’s a coincidence.
Probably not gus would just pressure him to agree and if somehow gale refused which very unrealistic than honestly gus couldn’t do anything he could threat him but having the backbone of your business be on a guy that hates you is a recipe for disaster
What's crazy is that everyone would have lived their lives fully is there wasn't a psycho maniac cancer patient running out of control ruining everyone's lives and seeming innocent until it's too late.
Soooooo ... Any chance Gale was able to read between the lines and guess Gus was basically saying he intended to kill Walt as soon as possible and Gale had to go along with it?
That’s a good question. I think he liked him a little bit, but mostly he was using him. Gale is such a nice dude, honest and easy to read. I reckon Gus at least enjoyed being able to relax a little bit in his company. Most of gus’ associates were hiding info from him and playing complex games. At least with gale he could chill
Both. Gus’s life goal, which is revenge, greatly supersedes any relationship he has or may form. Doesn’t mean he won’t like or respect some people he meets along the way. I think he liked some qualities in Gale. To him, Gale was probably like a little puppy. I think the show hinted that Gus liked Gale. When Gus grabbed the green box cutter and stared at it contemplatively, I think it was pretty obvious that the box cutter reminded him of Gale, and that made him momentarily upset.
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How nice of Gus asking Gale to take over in case Walt's cancer becomes too much. He always looks out for his employees.
Cringe.
@@Missingno7 ur cringe.
@@Missingno7Seemed like a good quality comment, in fact I even liked it myself.
What here exactly is cringe worthy?
Insert same tired played out joke again
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Gale: Maybe a couple more cooks?
Gus: 👁️👁️
one more ?
@@luc7478👁️👁️
😂😂😂
@@eanderson9599 zero more
@@underwaterlevelz1947 😊 i believe in you
1:13 “He’s a very private person” is hilarious coming from Gus.
"I believe we're alike in that way"
@@motazfawzi2504 "I don't think we're alike at all."
Gus to Victor, "Not to be cold blooded, but I'm running the meeting here".
😂 very "CEO-like"
How nice of Gus asking about Gale's availability before just giving him the roster. Most managers are not that considerate.
Gus always giving that look:
-(👁️)(👁️)-
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That looks like yo mama
@NowLedgeOutpost your dad
I believe in you gale
My God! Is him! 🎉
Don’t EVER type that abomination AGAIN
Teach them everything they know, never teach them everything you know.
The way Gus was being civil and intimidating at the same time was funny 😂
He's like that in 99% of the time 😂
Passive aggressive behavior
Gale: One or two more cooks?
Gus: Look at me Gale!
*rips shirt chest start pumping
Gale: One more I guess will do it
That better not be from the meme I am thinking about.
@@1Guason3yep! It is THAT meme.
@@NowLedgeOutpost noooooooo
Look at me.. I am the captain now
Gale: A couple more Cooks, 2 days tops?
Gus: *STARES INTO HIS SOUL*
Gale: Ok maybe 1 day
Victor just acting so inconspicuously.
victor was careless and toopid, even for a henchman lol
Victor was sort of just your stereotypical muscle-head. Not exactly a subtle operator.
God gale was so sweet. He sounded so genuinely sad when he asked how long Walt had left
Victor is such an attentive student, leaning in to learn all the chemistry he can. I'm sure he'll go far.
It's a cutthroat business.
Literally dying to be a part of the chemistry. I mean Victor has heard that the foundation of the lab was built on those dying to know.
3:20 how my chihuahua looks at me whenever I feed the other dogs first
LMAOOOO
Could Victor do anything more to make Walt suspicious? I mean cmon bro. No wonder Fring had to slice his throat.
If Victor hadn't been snooping on them so obviously Walt might not have gotten wise to what Gale was up to.
It's kind of insane how Gus goes through this whole act of sounding empathetic and professional, understanding, and wholly convinces Gale of Walt's health condition and Gus' intention of keeping him as long as possible, and it all immediately washes away with demanding the least amount of further cooks together possible
That's how Gus left his DNA on Gales leg. Hank got him there.
4:02 how considerate of victor to listen to them !! im sure he learned a lot and could take over the lab if anything were to happen to them
i wish gus would have had gale over for dinner
Probably did at some point, just not on screen
Well remember gale had Gus over for dinner after bumping into him in pollos Hermanos and offered Gus an investment opportunity which Gus declined and about a week later Gus read about him in the paper.
Gus sounds so reasonable here. The writing is incredible.
I actually think he's unreasonable. The implication is basically that you better be ready because Walt's dead and you are on deck, and if you're not prepared, you're dead too.
@@rhys2040well then who’s gonna be the cook? 😂 he had to keep one of them alive.
i love that he tells the truth with gale not knowing that gus wants to kill walter. If gale were to ask walter about his health problems, it wouldn't cause any alarms
@@rhys2040thats the point… he *sounds* reasonable but in reality its a very scary offer. Gale might not fully grasp it, we as the audience know it though.
but Gus is able to deliver it in a way that on the surface sounds reasonable and like he is a nice and fair man. Its a testament to the excellent writing and the actor.
of course none of this is actually reasonable
@@isaacwesterback4499 It would raise alarms as Walt would wonder why Gus told Gale about his cancer. Walt was already not on great terms with Gus here.
“Gale! It’s wonderful to see you!” says Gus as if Gale rang HIS door!
People talk about how Victor barreled his way face-first into a crime scene with half-a-dozen witnesses or how he stepped out of line by trying to cook Walt's formula but how about when he blatantly sticks his nose into Walt and Gale's conversations here, possibly tipping off Walt on what Gus has planned for him. Victor is the worst evil henchman ever!
So this is what Hardman was doing in his time off from Pearson-Hardman.
I guess the firm loss affected that much. This is probably why he came back for vendetta.😂😂😂
Gale was a good boy. He didn't need to be there.
A Gale type if person cannot think about the consequences
@@CrazyDiamond7297 yeah until he becomes Wagner in 'Billions'
Gale knew exactly what they were talking about with respect to Walter. He's not innocent.
It's very easy to forget in BB and BCS that the characters are working for a drug cartel. Guys like Gale, Max, Pryce, they all seem like such innocent victims sometimes, you feel that there's good cartel guys and bad cartel guys. People like Gus, Hector and Eladio are definitely more evil but the fact is that they all broke the law, they were all willing to do what they did for personal gain, in the expense of other people. Like Mike said, there's honorable thieves and despicable cops, it's not so black and white. But facts are facts.
Yeah, good guy who was secretly reverse engineering and producing methamphetamine for a drug lord from the beginning.
3:18 the silence LMAOOO
Always loved the skill level between Walt and Gale. Gale himself is an extremely skilled chemist with his own extensive background, and even he still admits that WW’s skill is far beyond his.
I can’t believe gale was the bay harbour butcher
That is not a reference I expected to ever see here😂
@@FreneticFolklore I know right lol
Breaking Bad 🐐
2:00
Not to sound cold-blooded
-The literal Drug Baron
1:57
So much overhead that he pays his two employees 12 million a year.
*WOOSH*
Talk about over head, this scene went over yours.
@@FedSmoker64 I don't think it did after having watched the show multiple times. What I'm saying is that an intelligent man like Gale should have known what Gus was implying.
@@dolanddrumpf6344 I agree with that.
I feel your original comment didn't tell that on the surface. With the addition to your opinion I am on board with you now.
Gale was an intelligent man, too intelligent to have been played by gus. It was poor writing on their part, gale should have been portrayed as the true clone of walter given his 'talent' just as a younger man (walt's equil, which I imagine he was in the original draft and cut for time or some such reason), not some flamboyant ditz who is just smart enough to copy a recipe. He was a researcher as interested in the project as anyone could be and had the resources to maximize it's output given his resources.
They really did his character dirty. In my opinion there could be a spin off show revolving around gus that rivals 'Better Call Saul' although more technical and for the nerd audience
His cartel alliance in BCS was the least interesting part of the show to me. Maintaining is more interesting than rising. "A trigger is easier to pull than a thought to be made"
@@dolanddrumpf6344 It’s been years since I watched the show, but I don’t think Gale was particularly clued into the rivalry brewing between Walt and Gus at that point. So, he had no real reason to doubt that Gus was being honest with him about why he might soon need to replace Walt.
And it’s not like those two employees were his only overhead. He also had the laundromat up above ground, whatever expenses came with running the superlab (utilities, materials/ingredients, etc), his hired thugs like Mike and Victor, and a network of street level operators who answered to him and thus presumably worked for him, maybe not on payroll necessarily, but they were all dependent on shipments from him. Then he had his chicken business that he laundered his own money through and used to transport the product, who knows how much revenue it actually brought in and whether it was actually self-sustaining or not. He may have had to subsidize the clean front businesses with funds from the drug operations. Then you have his relationship with the German company that Mike was involved with and whatever amount of money he’s sending to those people. And before he jammed up the cartel’s business by getting the cousins to get into a shootout with Hank he also was expected to consistently kick up a significant amount of money to Don Eladio too. We see him meet with people in a trailer out in the desert, so presumably that’s property owned by one of his businesses or himself that he uses for conducting meetings he wouldn’t be comfortable having in his office at the chicken restaurant. Dude had crazy expenses everywhere you looked.
Honestly, if you looked at his balance sheet the cook team was probably one of his lower expenses. Jesse did the math at one point and figured out that for every 100 million in product Gus was paying them around 3 million and some change and $96 million-ish was going to Gus’s operation.
His expenses were probably massive given the scale of the illegal operation he was running and how it overlapped with multiple legitimate businesses that may have also needed to be subsidized to some degree by the drug money.
Victor might as well have been wearing a sign that said, "We're going to kill you, Walter."
This is the moment where Gus pats Gale on the leg
Gus just straight up negotiating with his eyes.
This is the exact moment gale became geilenberg
This is also almost the moment that Jesse felt the need to kill Gale.
😂
What a nice pair. Hope nothing bad happens to them 🙏
Gale will totally land back on his feet like Howard Hamlin.
These are comments are always cringe as hell.
They all die. Gale, Victor, Gus, Walt.
@@Missingno7your pfp even more
The kettle in the background perfectly placed foreshadowing 😅
Unbelievable that Daniel Hardman was such a good cook on the side
Intimidation only works if they're not willing to die.
Gus reminds me of a boss I had at Winn Dixie
Pretends to be nice?
@@kb4903 Meaning I could never get a good read on him. Something like that.
DFW TX right ??.
Glad I’m not the only one back on this show
It's amazing that Gus's voice here is the perfect halfway point between how he talks to his staff and how he talks to walter or the other gangsters. It shows that none of them are the fake Gus but it's him who is in command of his own emotions
His last night on Earth.
I think it was his second to last, because he had one last cook with Walt the next day before Jesse shot him
@@lucasseakins8920 Spoke too soon.
😢
Gus literally in every scene possible
-(👁️ 👁️)-
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God Damn, Gus is a master manipulator
It's a bit easier here, because of how much Gale wants to please Gus, but yes, he is.
I think Gale is one of the few people Gus gets to be himself around, or rather the person he wishes he could be
People feel sorry for Gale but he was ok knowing Gus would kill Walter after mastering the cook.
I don't think Gus knew that. As far as he knows. Walt might die because of the cancer so he gotta get ready fast.
Real
@@saparapatepetethat sounds reasonable but anyone involved in this business would have some kind of awareness regarding how things work. murders, hits; it’s an illegal business you are getting into after all. Wives of mob members like to act oblivious to their husbands’ line of work, but they know. Similar with Gale.
@@saparapatepete Now that I'm watching this scene again, I feel like Gale had a sense that something more is going down. He's not stupid. It doesn't make sense to have to urgently learn the cook in a week because of cancer, you know?
Did you watch the video Gus told Gale it's because of Walt's cancer
I wonder if Gale REALLY knew Walt was going to be killed…
I don’t think Gale was socially aware what Gus was implying.. This is why Gus was being truthful about Walt’s health issues BUT omitted that the real reason is that he Wanted Walter out of the picture?
@@SuperJutah unless he’s completely naive, I think he probably understood the implications of Gus’ unannounced visit informing him to be ready to take over at moments notice.
@@stellarwind1946 That's what I'm thinking. If he really were gonna die at some point in the unknown future due to cancer, then why get Gale down to 1 cook? Walt's not even on his death bed yet. I think even someone as unaware as Gale would at least be questioning the need for such urgency
Gale should just study law and go to Harvard.
“Crème de Mint?” Lmaoooo 💀
So does Gale realize that Gus is basically asking him when he can kill Walt in this scene?
I think Walt enjoyed Gale's company a lot more than ANY other person on the show, including Skyler. The problem with Skyler, Jesse, Walt Jr, Hank, Marie etc is that conversationally, they all bored the living hell out of Walter. Only Gale was close to his intellectual level. It's really a shame their partnership broke up so soon. Goddamn Jesse, arrrrgh😢 😡
thats why walt brought Jesse back. walt couldnt fathom someone being smart as him. its the reason walt gaslights gale into thinking he messed up
@@OGVadeNah man, did you watch the show? Walt wasn't threatened by Gale's intelligence, he appreciated the hell out of it. He only brought Jesse back so Jesse wouldn't sue the pants off Hank and destroy his life.
He wasn't at Walt level, just closer than the rest. Walter is supposed to be genius, basically Einstein
@@usdtisallineedMaybe not at Walt's level, in chemistry. But he read a ton of poetry, philosophy, probably literature too. He was the only one Walt could have a stimulating intellectual conversation with. There was nobody else.
@@CheerfullyCynical829 , Walt was well read too.
Whats insane. Is if he did learn this, or say someone else who knew it well. They would be set for life.
Two definitely different door openings to Gale's apartment. To be honest, Walt is the one who did mess things up and then fixed them and then messed them WAY UP then fixed most of it in a weird halfway measure.
Walt was always his worst enemy. All he ever had to do was stfu and cook, like Jesse did, but his ego wouldn't all that. He always wanted more, and it got him into more and more trouble as he took bigger and bigger risks.
I cannot read Gus at all. Not for a second. I have a mild cause of autism and i assume his personality is ever so subtle? Cause to me it is same same? But i read in the comment about him being polite and intimidating at the same time. Can someone care to explain?
Gus basically has 2 personalities that he switches on and off. 1 is sort of like a mask and is the one he uses when dealing with civilians or speaking business. He’s a very kind, understanding, and soft spoken person when he needs to be. The other personality is more of his true self, a cold-blooded, cutthroat killer. His voice is also lower and sounds menacing.
Wonder if Gus was planning this the moment he found out Walt had cancer
Before that even. Gale was meant to be the main cook before he himself recommended Walter. Gus already knew that he was taking a risk working with an incautious man, an arrangement that would not last indefinitely but was advantageous in the short term, and Gale would be the backup to take over when necessary.
If Gus had his way and Walter was killed in the lab and no attempt was made on Gale’s life, how would he have explained the news to Gale who the night before he had a discuss with about that very prospect. Gale can’t just think that’s a coincidence.
mhh seems like gale was asking silly questions and also trying to speak to him in private about his health
Gale wouldnt have lasted one month on his own under pressure. Gus was grooming him to be a disaster.
No one gonna point out how the description says this is season 5 episode 13?
Gale is not an idiot and has a good poker face. Gus showing up unannounced at night is not a good thing most the time
This must have been before Gale was hired by Bobby Axelrod
Want to back up with that chair Gale?
Gus should’ve stuck with Gale from the beginning, but like a lot of characters Gus could not keep his hands out of the cash drawer.
What if Gale said he wasn’t interested? Would that have been the end of him at that stage of the show?
Probably not gus would just pressure him to agree and if somehow gale refused which very unrealistic than honestly gus couldn’t do anything he could threat him but having the backbone of your business be on a guy that hates you is a recipe for disaster
Creme De Menthe? Golf Sweater? Dino in guest room?
It's honestly just a hunch, but I think Gus wants Gale to get the cook right so he can get rid of Walter. Don't you agree?
Nah he is just a concerned business man worried about his chicken restaurant special recipes surviving the head chef's passing.😢
Absolutely, but Gale could not believe, "grasp" it
when I first watched this I thought they were gonna kiss
Knowing Gus that wouldn’t be impossible
🙄🙄🙄🙄
I’m pretty sure they’re both gay 💀
They did in the deleted scene
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What's crazy is that everyone would have lived their lives fully is there wasn't a psycho maniac cancer patient running out of control ruining everyone's lives and seeming innocent until it's too late.
Soooooo ... Any chance Gale was able to read between the lines and guess Gus was basically saying he intended to kill Walt as soon as possible and Gale had to go along with it?
Why Gus Fring even bothered with Walt is baffling to me. He could have just had Walt and Jesse killed and used Gale and saved himself the aggravation
I wonder if Gus ever purged Gale's catalyst 😂
So this must be Daniel Hardman’s cousin I see the family resemblance.
It's interesting Gale didn't believe Gus and figured out they were going to whack Walt, Viktor just confirm it for him.
Why would he believe that when he wasn't allowed even 3 cooks (3 weeks) with walt?
It was clear Gus was telling him without saying it outloud.
Damn, I never got to know about this side of Hardman.
Is there a hookah on his coffee table?
Did Gus actually like Gale or was he just using him?
That’s a good question. I think he liked him a little bit, but mostly he was using him. Gale is such a nice dude, honest and easy to read. I reckon Gus at least enjoyed being able to relax a little bit in his company. Most of gus’ associates were hiding info from him and playing complex games. At least with gale he could chill
Both. Gus’s life goal, which is revenge, greatly supersedes any relationship he has or may form. Doesn’t mean he won’t like or respect some people he meets along the way. I think he liked some qualities in Gale. To him, Gale was probably like a little puppy. I think the show hinted that Gus liked Gale. When Gus grabbed the green box cutter and stared at it contemplatively, I think it was pretty obvious that the box cutter reminded him of Gale, and that made him momentarily upset.
Gale is the most forgotten Character and I don’t know why
He deserves with Steven Gommez more love
Gale gets talked about a lot.
This is not season 5 bruh
why the f would victor come up to them to listen?
Gale: I'll need a few more cooks.
Gus: 😐😐😐
Never underestimate Walter white😂😊
1:22 god to 5 months olds for some reason
This is the moment where Gus asks gale if he can take over
That is very much the qoaestian
Yo, my dude, its season 3 ep 13, not season 5
The system wouldve been clockwork if it wasnt for Walters pride and ego
who's here after watching anti-littering ad commercial with Bryan Cranston?
i liked it more than the pop corners ad! i don’t know if that’s an unpopular opinion or not
I can't even find the ad. I can only find videos of news stations talking over it.
@@Zack29810 it’s on a youtube channel called 900M - only the ad no talking over it!
victor was like uwu don’t mind me
Do you think Gus would vote for Trump? I think Gale would vote for Chase Oliver libertarian
trump definitely would have gone to los pollos hermanos over mcdonald’s to help make french fries
?
Trump can cook great fries. He is up to Los Pollos Hermanos standards
Absolutely. A vote for a more corrupt government is an easy choice for someone like Gus.
@@RustedRustI think he would vote for the party that goes after their political opps like he goes after his opps like the Democrat party.
The manipulation that Gus does to Gale here is astounding
Victor's most comic moment