A Fake Village In A Warehouse | Piñata | Better Call Saul
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Season 4 Episode 6 - Piñata: Kim (Rhea Seehorn) considers taking a job to secure her and Jimmy's future as law partners. Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) looks to re-launch his burner phone business as work on Gus Fring's (Giancarlo Esposito) meth lab gets underway.
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"It'll take 6 months, which means 8 at least, but probably 10"... I work construction so this is so true. It's stuff like this is why I really like Mike. He is like that wise old man people seek sage advice from.
It also speaks about Gus' management style where he listens to advice outside his own expertise.
That's how he managed to last so long being profitable while keeping a low profile
This is the opposite of Japan where construction sometimes finishes ahead of schedule. We are the most hardworking people on Earth.
@@roku_nineExcept for the high speed rail lol, although the wait was definitely worth it.
Except then, it actually takes 12 months irl! That means Mike was thinking about a more intense regime. I know from experience and seeing projects around me.
Yeah being in high rise construction (I'm a Plumber) is funny like that. The builders say "We plan on having our first move-in's in January" and everyone laughs and says "You mean January 2026 right?". It's crazy how things get pushed back and get pushed back and then even further back. They say "We need to do this right away!" ends up not even being touched for like another 2-3 months. I've been in the trades over a decade never seen one project finish on time.
This is the moment Tyrus was too embarrassed to admit he’d forgot his pen.
Tyrus doesn’t forget anything.
Miyke cood beet uhp Tieriss
😂
@@Taco_Raider lol tryuss iz wey stronger ten mayk. no way he cood loz
@@alex-dc2zx Miyke cood beet yew ent Tireiss boath uhp
Fleshlights- you’re gonna wanna check wholesale providers, these guys are gonna tear right through consumer grade
Lol
This guy isolates
This comment this is the one. Read it in Mike’s voice
On submarines we used socks.
@@Shootskas the crunch didn't trip sonar?
What I always enjoyed about this sequence is that Mike has to explain to dedicated workaholic Gus why the workers will need all these amenities. It's a great demonstration of how detached Gus has become from humanity.
True but Gus is understandable. He knows he’s different and knows Mika is right
@@Obi-Wanthepyromaniacif it wasn't for gus murdering his employees he would be a decent boss.
What I like most is Gus doesn't bat an eye at all at Mike's suggestions and he straight up says "I'll get what you need." No argument, no "what makes you think they need that?". He asked for Mike's opinion and he provided it and Gus trusts his judgment completely. A literal crime boss is a better manager than what you'd find in the corpo world, lmao.
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"A wise king knows what he knows and what he doesn't."
Sure, Tywin may have been saying that to make Tommen his puppet but the sentiment is correct and it's hilariously averted in corporate management and in government. People are given positions based on their people skills rather than their knowledge of the position. So you'll have a team leader who has no idea how to do their team's jobs, a Minister of Defence who was never in the military, someone in charge of Agriculture who's never seen a farm let alone operated one and a CEO who doesn't know how to stock a printer with paper.
Gus is wise enough to deputise. Mike knows security, Lydia and Peter know the inner workings of a mega-corp, Gale and Walt knew chemistry... Sadly Gus didn't realise in time that Walt wouldn't stay in his corner.
Now I want a full episode of Tyrus shopping appliances and furnitures like in a home makeover show😂
I just hope he remembers not to buy it all in one place.
Beanbags. Treadmills. Basketball hoops. Spread it around. You don't want to draw attention.
I want a full episode where the Germans tear through commercial treadmills
😂
No, shut up
😂
It's a good thing Gus had Mike for this. Gus is a psychopath who can just wake up, eat breakfast, prep lunch, work for 14 hours, go home, eat dinner, go to bed, and do it all again tomorrow. Something like providing amenities is a serious blindspot for him. If he didn't have Mike, the entire crew would've rebelled and probably spilled the beans to law enforcement within a month.
I think that was an actual plot point in Breaking Bad. Gus knew the police were investigating him and so set it up to make it seem like all he did was go home and go to work. This made Hank even more suspicious because who only goes to work and home every single day with no other stops? No trips to the grocery store or the bank or one of a dozen different places a normal person needs to stop at once a week especially when they own a business.
You are on Point. Gus IS a Psychopath like all the others. And this behaviour of working sleeping working is what they do.
Sometimes they pretend to be social and stuff but when you Look close you realize that Something is off.
Walt went crazy but gonna be honest He had it in him all His life.
This is the actual scray thing about it. So many people are sociopaths and Psychopaths but thanks to good parenting, Education and good living standards they never get the chance to Fall out of place or be truely themself.
They are like homelander. Once you let them of the leash they Go nuts. Just like the whole cartel.
What I love is that Gus doesn’t question Mike or try to cut back on his suggestions. He understands the value of happy people and knows any investment will more than pay for itself.
@@joec9693I’ll be honest. For a week I just went to work in the mornings and then went straight back home after the day was over. Just too tired to do anything else and just wanted to go home 😂
I think Gus does have a level of understanding for ordinary people considering his Los Pollos Hermanos employees seem to be happy working there. Plus there’s many moments in BCS and BB where he’s seen treating his employees with respect.
Love the emphasis of the humming/buzzing light sounds. Adds to the unnaturalness and liminal feel of having to live almost a year in a fake environment with no natural light. Imagine how annoying it must be to live for a whole year in this metal box with that sound in your ear constantly. Can't blame Werner for leaving.
you sure as hell can, he messed up the whole thing!
I mean, prisoners have to live with that for much longer and they don't get paid an obscene amount of money for the trouble. In fact many pay the prisons hundreds or even thousands of dollars just to have a few of the comforts Mike is setting up for the German team.
Though I've been told by a friend who went to prison that the most valuable things where visitations and calls from home. Which Gus obviously wouldn't allow. So I can understand why Werner did what he did. Even if it was the stupidest decision he could have possibly made.
I like to think that Mike’s time as a Marine is what gave him such a good idea as to how to “keep them climbing the walls”.
Half of being an NCO is taking care of your men, and half of that is learning how to direct the energy of a bunch of exhausted, pent up, frustrated young men in a direction that isnt putting holes in things for fun.
As an NCO who worked on submarines, we were very interested in keeping anyone from punching holes in things.
Aside from that its also common sense to realize that the ppl he hires are not robots. If Mike didnt mention it Gus would do it 'his way'. Especially since for all we know he doesnt have other consultants like Mike lol crazy
I dunno why but Mike's line saying "We can't just keep them alive" is hilarious to me
The whole lab construction part was my favorite part of the series! Interesting both visually and emotionally.
Same. The visual storytelling was good.
It really puts into perspective how much of a threat Walter White turned out to be.
Seeing everything that was put into the lab and what would later happen puts a while new perspective on it
The only thing I don't like about the lab part is we never see who or how they finished it. Did they hire a new guy and crew? They don't really say. I've rewatched BCS 4 times so I don't think I missed anything lol
@@jaidsalgadoThey do address it briefly, in s6 e9 at Gus's house, Gus and Mike's final scene together is a conversation along the lines of "We need to resume construction, start looking for a new engineer immediately"
Every business should have at least one Mike. He knows how to get things done, sees the possibilities of problems long before they might arrive, and isn't shy about speaking truth to management.
And he even got the upper hand against Axel Foley
He allowed Zigler to run off, not intentionally of course but should've kept an eye on him
@@yegord3519 Well okay, he does mess up from time to time. :)
Don't desire a Mike, be the Mike in your business.
@@yegord3519…but he did predict that they might want to “climb the walls” and that it could be a problem.
why is this so fun???? i could watch michael giving groceries list to underlings for hours
cause like the rest of BB/BCS it's a very intelligent, logical way of approaching a completely insane task none of them need to be doing.
me too. I feel like this should be some kind of assignment in a psychcology 101 class. What it would take to make a 'community' in a vacuum enviroment
“Mike gives you the shopping list for the week: asmr”
@@homiejosh How to give yourself motivation each day lmao, imagine Mike telling you to do everything in a concise and logical way.
@@emulatorisland7417 that actually does help to do yourself when things get messy. STOP what do you need to do?, what's the priority on those things?, GOOD. Now we got the first priority, what's the first step in getting that done?. Boom! now you're in business and it only took you ten seconds.
The sound of the lamps would drive me crazy in a day
Imagine how Chuck would feel.
This is the moment Walter White was teaching Anions and Cations during class
Actually Walt had already killed Gus by this point of the show.
@@H.K.5 when did gus become undead?
@@ahyredgunn6305 This isn’t Gus, it’s his twin brother Sus. Gus is the one with short hair who looks like Obama.
@@H.K.5 Sus? As in Sussy Bacca?
@@H.K.5nah bro💀 I literally laughed at that comment. Bruh imagine if his name was sus instead😂
Quit bullshitting Tyrus, your boss ain’t around. There’s no way he remembers everything
He does though. At no point of the show was it implied or mentioned that Tyrus forgot anything.
Imagine him freaking out in the store trying to remember something on the list lol
@@knowsomething9384 "SPEAK INTO THE MIC, BITCH"
@@H.K.5 He forgot windows can be shut and locked.
memory palace makes this easy, but you gotta do months/years of training beforehand.
Mike and Gus got along so well and were never offended by each other…they were meticulous.
They had their disputes
Now Mike and Tyrus, that's a whole other story. Lol.
Both consummate professionals
I know this arc isn’t well liked by some BCS/BB, but watching Mike and Gus work together like this is awesome. Mike and Gus planning and calculating every little outcome and a simple laser pointer fools them
Watch Mike and Lalo play cat and mouse was badass
by some what?
fan? by some breaking bad?
Who doesn't like this arc? This was one of the best BCS/BB arcs, gives a lot of depth to both mike and gus.
@@Thaddeus61 I think has to do with the Lab plotline. People didn’t like it because of an expected big payoff or just uninterested in the lab being built.
Love Giancarlo's acting in this moment 0:27
"...all wired and plumbed?"
"😊 Yes!"
"It's a good start."
"🤨"
Good spot
It just shows that Gus was a genius and got incredibly far in the drug business, but with Mike working with him it really did elevate him operations even more
The most safest and secured warehouse wasn't that actually secured all thanks to Werner Ziegler and his life too
I know you have to accept certain details and ignore the reality of things for the plot to move on, but it was kind of funny how much money they put into this place, and then used like $10 padlocks to secure parts of it.
Bro threw his life away to hangout with wife 😂
@@mcbdllc2848Well, he did marry her because he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her. Who wouldn’t?
@@FranciumBoron True but all he had to do was wait a few more months then as Mike told him he could afford to never be away from her again. Such bad judgment from the oldest guy in the crew who should have known better.
@@TheAtkey It’s easy to judge and say what you would do when you’re not in his shoes.
The interactions Mike has with everyone is some of my favorite stuff from BCS. So well written and acted 💯
@@Wes_Bradley-TaubnerThe two sets of interactions are great in their own ways. Mike and Saul allows for more comedic sort of buddy cop feel to it. But with Mike and Gus it allows for the more serious side of the show to take focus. I do like the mutual respect Mike has for certain characters in the show like Lawson and Werner
mike would be very good at managing the happiness at a Falllout settlement / sims village
"Cage up your power armor so you don't have these idiots walking around in it ."
A lot of us agree this part of the series had a certain enjoyment and satisfaction. Almost like a real-time strategy game. The logistics being thought out and discussed, really exploring the practicals, probabilities, and eventualities.
Gus built some houses in minecraft hoping villagers would spawn.
LOL
Naaaah
They could have easily just run a legitimate business without all the hassle with all that experience.
That makes hundreds of millions per batch?
It wasn’t just about the money for Gus
I've always wondered if Gus planned to continue operating after obtaining his revenge, or if he would be satisfied with ramping down, paying all his minions enough to retire on, and being a legitimate businessman. If it wasn't for Walt he could have straight up won at crime.
@@poisonbonbons8684 But he also had other people working with him who relied on his operation, which is why Lydia made Walt the offer after they took care of Mike's guys. People with money, resources, and connections beyond what Gus had. And rich people like to get richer.
Considering that Gus had Jesse dragged back to work after firing Walt, forcing him to cook on his own, I don't think Gus was planning on shutting down. He might have had eyes one something bigger later down the line that we don't know about because Walt took him out.
You clearly don’t understand the difference in how much money cartels make each year compared to a normal business crime pays my guy
I have to tell you what really impressed me - the very beginning. I've worked in this enormous rooms before. The lighting is extreme and takes time to lighten up. You never simply put a button and they all turn on like that. You'll see a faint light and then the bulbs will be in their full brightness in about 30 seconds. Vince Gilligan has this room lit to ensure these lights will turn on in a hot second. That's impressive.
They're studio lights. This was an unused soundstage - makes for a very, very cheap set.
I thought that happened because there isn't enough power flowing to supply all the lights warming up simultaneously.
I liked this interaction for its professionalism. Gus had the foundation done, but Mike expanded on it with ideas that he didnt consider. Love how Gus actively listens to Mike here, taking account his concerns and suggestions.
well in the grand scheme of things the Village project was pennies compared to what Gus would make with the Lab
Better Call Saul will go down as one of the best shows of the last decade.
One of the best shows ever made.
💯 yes
also i'm actually watching Better Call Saul,finished season 4 as now
Concluded this decade
No because of the ending bcs is a 8/10 Show
@@Caschibait's right behind Breaking bad The Wire and The Sopranos imo. It definitely should have won an emmy. I like Sons Of Anarchy as well. Its a 8 outta 10.Just my personal list.
2:43 I hate when you go to tell a server your order and they don't have a pen. Far too often they think they can remember it but will get something wrong.
I really like those scenes and parts about the logistics for some reason.
Realism
Better Call Saul is a masterpiece.
The real crime here is that Gus never installed a gym so everyone could weightlift. No wonder why Zeigler tried to escape.
I mean, don't really need to weightlift when you work heavy construction every day.
man just made another Manhattan project for building his lab
Gus thinks of everything except for entertainment. He's too strict for that.
i just so love how Gus trust Mike more with his operation. God, the mutual respect, and understanding between these two is so good
This scene is always in my head. No way Tyrus remembered everything
Dont worry.. he used to work at cheescake factory. Hes a pro
To think that Walt tried to get Mike to flip on Gus years later.
He never read Sun Tzu. Being a sociopath is not enough. If your enemy hates you more than the person you're asking them to flip on, you're screwed.
@StarWarsMoments Thank you for the strategy and obsolete psychology terms RUclips commenter “Star Wars Moments”
@@StarWarsMomentsGus literally saved his life. Gabe him purpose and provided him with a livelihood.
@@JvjfjHghxc even if Mike liked Walter and hated Gus He still wouldn’t dare kill him because he knew if anything happened to Fring the DEA would immediately start arresting anyone connected to Gus, and he would lose everything he had cause that’s exactly what happened in the show.
nice touch to make mike care about the entertainment and well being of the workers first, and then talk about security stuff such as cameras.
might just be a coincidence but it kinda shows how mike has a kind heart
It's not about having a heart. Mike is a pragmatist. Always has been. You keep the workers fed, entertained, and distracted because otherwise, they won't last 6 months of isolation. 6-10 months of being in the same place, in the same environment, and working with the same people is psychologically hard on the brain. They need distractions from this. Mike doesn't want these people performing a mutiny or escaping their warehouse. If you spend a bit on their quality of life, it will pay dividends later on. It is like office vacation days. They don't come from the goodness of the manager's heart. They are there to incentivise workers to stay and build PTO as well as motivate new potential employees to join the company
@@colechapman6976 This. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Imagine watching this scene and thinking Mike is doing all this because he's "nice". LMAO some people can't get the obvious even when it's literally explained in their faces.
@@colechapman6976You're right. That's why they're working hard on AI and robotics.
I could thrive there. Honest physical labour during the day, hang around and do whatever after work. Therapeutic.
Unless your wife at home is begging to see you 😅
Not seeing the sun for almost a year would be a prison for me.
"Honest" 🤔
Easier said than done. Because these guys are essentially kept in isolation all day and night. I don’t care who you are, it doesn’t seem easy to be closed off from the entire world and be confined to working in a cave 10 hours a day, and then come home to a warehouse to spend the rest of the time.
@@gabrielsandoval7331 Would be fine for me, they all have each other for human interaction. It may be their coworkers only, but for me, that would be fine. I'm not a "people person" so a close knit group of 5-10 people would be ideal.
In case someone tries to find a way in .. or out ...
One Verner later
One Lalo later
Just from the lights we can see, that's 44 kilowatts, assuming they are 1000 watt bulbs.
It was at this moment that Jesse was known as the infamous Captain Cook
The way he switched from recreational to security.
Honestly, a secured attached outdoor area would have been a major improvement.
I think rather than acquiring a warehouse, Gus should have bought an old resort in the mountains, somewhere nice and isolated, refurbished it and added an electronic perimeter. These are *Germans*. They need LUFT. Locking them in a warehouse will not work.
It did work.
And the reason why everything went south still would have happened with your plan.
@@superking-nicolaslucau7252 It didn't work. They succeeded in building the lab, put the whole security thing failed - Lalo got the information. And a large part of that was because Zeigler went stir crazy and started calling his wife.
Real reason why Werner went insane, he couldn't open a window and do a "durchlüften"😂
They could have ascertained their location from the stars.
Subtlety was supposed to be part of this plan
Honestly, as someone that works in a heavy labour intensive industry… I could go for this if the pay is right.
Don't think you could. It sucks.
I had to work in a major city when the covid shut downs happened. There was nowhere to go and nothing to do after my 12 hour shifts. Luckily I got to go home for a day per week otherwise both me and my boss would have gone insane. And we had the ability to wander around wherever we wanted after work.
The construction of Cajun-kickassland was definitely one of my favorite moments in the show, vravo bince!
Can confirm the Treatmill part, I used up 3 consumer grade treadmills, each lasting about 3 months. Turns out these are made to be used like twice and then forgotten about, they cannot handle being used 4 hours a day.
"Next time you bring a pen. No more half-measures Tyrus."
2:17 Gus rushes his line because Tyrus comes through the door early 😂
This was the Walter Fring that Mike Bukowski became moment
Better Call Saul makes you more angrier at Walt each season, he ruined everything
😂😂😂
What's your agenda against walt? He indirectly brought down a drug empire. Isn't that a good thing.
Istg 80 percent BB community thinks they are geniuses. All they do is blame everything on "ego this ego that".
@@307nishchay8 Do you respond this way to every light hearted joke ? You take yourself way to seriously 😂 Go write a book on it
@@woahblackbettybamalamTo be fair, everything that went wrong between Gus and Walt was Jesse's fault.
@@307nishchay8troll detected, opinion ignored
This is the moment the Warehouse had a Fake Village
it wasn't a fake village, it was simply a secure and comfortable housing quarters
1:28
knowing Mike and his trustworthy/careful nature we can assume he did indeed make the list and subsequently checked it twice
subtle, but this is the moment Mike Ehrmentraut becomes Santa Claus
😂
Mike's pragmatism was always something I deeply appreciated. He's simultaneously big-picture and details oriented. Masterclass of a character.
I like how Mike actually cares about his workers by making the warehouse fun for them, most bosses wouldn’t care
It's not so much that he cares, but that's he practical about what the workers will need. Fail to attend to those needs and it will cause problems, jeopardizing the project. Bored men sitting around with nothing to do after putting in a hard day's labor tend to resort to destructive behavior. Fights would break out, some may go stir crazy and look to escape, etc. Mike knew they needed recreational distractions. It's not compassion so much as common sense and enlightened self-interest.
Mike enjoying all of these
Werner threw his life away and almost his wife's all because he was desperate to see her bro was too naive
Should’ve just stuck it out a little longer and then saw his wife when he got his check and ticket home. Would’ve been set for life and could’ve spent everyday at home with his wife
This is the kind of love I'll never know 💀
I think of him in the same category as Pryce, too naive and good-hearted for the cartel psychos in this show lmao
imagine living there having that buzzing in your ears 24/7. Id run away too
When you think about it, after all that work, the lab didn't pump out product all that long, relatively speaking.
Los House of Germanos
Mike explains to Gus how to be a human locked in isolation working nonstop
Lovv how "Gus" respects "Mike". Good writing, great acting.
Man I even loved Tyrus in this show. Every actor has such a powerful presence in this show.
Gus: “make a list”
Mike: *continues to rattle off things they need*
Imagine if this was Walt’s hideout instead of the little shack in New Hampshire
The reason I like this scene so much isn't just because it shows Mike explaining how and why Gus needs to keep his workers happy, something that Gus being such a work orientated and efficient person woudn't have considered necessary. I like the fact that it shows Gus' trust in Mike, being attentive enough to listen to Mikes expertise and reasoning and he essentially grants Mike a blank cheque to get what he thinks is needed, despite it being something that he personally doesn't feel a need for.
Me building my own Village Trading Center in Minecraft
Good times, memories. Cheers for that.
Seeomg this kind of thing in "Control" now makes more sense.
Those two work super well together
It wasn't a fake village, it was a comfortable secure place to house the workers
Showmakers understand, what companies don't. As Mike said, you don't just keep your working people alive, they need to be provided with a life of their own. Even when a lot of money is on the table, it doesn't keep you sane if you would be doing nothing but work for months on end without any fun and change between work hours.
I could easily see myself in such a closed community for a while, if I got everything needed to keep myself entertained. Although one crucial element might be missing - I love to go biking, long tours. But for a lucrative job, I think I could keep this down for a while. =)
The way they explain how they built the lab would work very well if they ever make a Batman show to explain how the Batcave came to be. Switch out Mike for Alfred and Gus for Bruce.
A short hand for the show was "Process". The show covered the process of doing anything. What most shows skip, this show showed us in grave detail.
All this effort just for a High School teacher to destroy everything
In New York State having 2 double wide trailers in a warehouse, living like that would be a dream. Just open the garage door in the winter get enough speed to go in the warehouse or leave the warehouse. Don't have to shovel snow or use snow blower or plow. Just need a awd or 4wd, V6 or V8 engine.
i love the Tyrus character
For me, this was definitely where Season 4 started to pick up! Beforehand, it was probably one of the slower seasons of the show
Lol, I wasn't expecting to see you here
@@Theshyguy67 Yeah I'm a huge fan of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul lol!
they invented liminal spaces with this one
oh
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Tyrus has to be very intelligent to remember everything Mike listed, Gus only hires the best of the best
This is the exact moment Walter White became Heisenberg
All you had to do is blow it up,
Now we understand what Mike meant and how much this Lab meant to him.
imagine ur body hurting like hell after 8 hours on ur feet doing hard labour and thinking the guys have the strength or even will to go on a treadmill....these are construction workers not space station crew that require their daily exercise.
German construction workers. The cultural difference does make an impact - Germans can work for a long time and still find joy in exercising. Mike had the right ideas across the board.
No I think thats just a you problem, the concept of exercise is beyond you.
They're German construction workers so they'll need there prayer rugs, turbans & halal food 🤠
@@costilla1212 unfunny
The best motivation is to show WW2 films on bombed out cities, and tell them if they don’t work hard, their ancestors will not forgive them
Heartbreaking to know that Mike's visionary plan to include a biergarten and home theater system did not, in fact, prevent the Germans from climbing the walls 😢
This place looked like a minecraft village generated in a superflat world
This reminds me so much of Higgs Village from Old World Blues
Keep doing this! This is what America needs!
Mike going all out for the good stuff! 😁
Am I the only person thinking this set up is pretty cool, like I’d live willingly in the finished product
For 10 months Europeans starved off of nookie. Mike should've taken some precautions regarding that too
Well, he did take them to a strip club.
they had each other, its their own fault really
I commented that Mike took them to a "club" but RUclips deleted it
Mike probably would've ordered them some Real Dolls.
@@MobKnowledge "these guys are going to tear right through consumer grade"
This was better than any of the deployments ive been on. And we did 12 hour shifts with a day off every month. Envious....
Gus is like "uhh idk" but at least he listened
Imagine a real construction project where Mike was the project manager and Werner was the construction manager. It would come in under budget and in programme.
Tyrus must have a damn good memory, id forget mikes list in a heartbeat lol
This was the moment Walter white planned his next chemistry lesson with his students (probably)
How is wholesale different from consumer?
Because it'll be easier to replace wholesale than consumer.
Mike has an oddly soothing voice.
All that space and only two little homes so the crew has to share rooms! Mike should've stepped up there.
best relationship in the shows
Would it not have been a good idea to truck these people, every couple months, to a beach in California for a week's time, for some real vacations and not just a night out at a local bar? Much better operational security and much better vacation too. Could have prevented the Zeigler incident
I’ll be sure to tell the writers before they write the rest of the season lol
@@MegaZeta act quick before so that ziegler doesnt have to die!
I could absolutely live here
This is how batman got his bat cave built!