Well it seems that way, but remember this is Gus were talking about. This was a guy that slit the throat of his most loyal henchman for basically no reason. He holds no emotion for anyone or anything except his business, and thats what makes him so powerful
I lived in ABQ, and I remember years ago seeing this building(on Gibson Blvd just outside of KAFB) randomly have a Los Pollos Hermanos sign with a fence around it. It looked like it had been blown up, and they would cover the LPH sign during the day. I watched BCS in anticipation of seeing this exact scene for so long
@@nixxonbaybay1 Well I believe they film the entire season before the first episode of the season debuts on TV, especially if the episodd airs in the end of the seaon. So you figure they spent 3-5 months filming the sesaon then a similar amount of time to edit the season . So they probably filmed that episode at least 6 months before it
@@santyarma7877 chicken slowly slides down the tray into the deep fryer. When the chicken the splashes into the fryer, hot oil splashes up. The room has a gas-oxygen mixture in the air. Hot oil + oygen + gas = combustion.
@@santyarma7877 for a given quantity of fuel, combustion requires a certain amount of heat and oxygen. Within the fryer there is lots of heat, but little oxygen or gas. The splash diffuses the heat to parts of the room with the right fuel-air mixture. A chemist could give more details.
1:26 Love the little detail of him checking how clean the fryer basket is. Wants to make sure that Lyle is earning his keep before he burns the place down anyway 🤣.
I think that's missing the point. Nacho for obvious reasons hates working for Gus and this scene depicts him taking out that anger and resentment on his restaurant.
@@chavzone I wonder if nacho did that stuff, so investigators would see that it was, likely, a gang or something, because they busted up the place. Obviously it's being burned to the ground, but some of that "busting up" will be evident...
at 2:53 that little tremble. either from rage, frustration or dare I say sadness. even if it was just a front, he put years of work in this store. real, exhausting work. The perfectionist and hardworking Los Pollos Hermanos Gus was just as real as the drug lord Gus. even if the true intent was just to hide his side business... he still poored his heart and soul running a business. must have been gut wrenching at the very least. and judging from his expression and body language, maybe a bit heart breaking.
i think that's not a tremble, i think that's his breathing, it would make sense that his breathing would be panicked, given he was just near ground 0 of an explosion
@@alexbowlin7044 I would say it is his meditative breathing - Giancarlo makes a big deal out of Gus taking his time to take a deep breathe in and compose himself, many times throughout the show - I'd say he's absolutely LIVID but bringing himself back to composure with a long deep breathe
This scene is very poetic. Los Polos Hermanos have thrived in business for using only the freshest ingredients when making their food. And it shows that GUS knows that the one thing that could ruin the restaurant is if they ever switched to FROZEN chicken - which is why he used it to destroy his store.
This was probably the easiest task for Nacho to do. "I get to completely wreck and destroy one of the restaurants of the person who is blackmailing me to keep my father alive? HELL YEAH DUDE!"
I love how different they are in executing the plan. Nacho is chaotic, he breaks everything in his path, he stabs, he destroys. Gus knew where he was going and did so, without hesitation. A fabulous contrast.
Nacho's job was to make it looked like the place was wrecked on purpose and then blown up. If you simply just blow it up it'd look like an accident whereas here he's creating a fake crime scene like the place was vandalized and then blown up
True,with Destructiveness Nacho managed to mess the entire restaurant up,But with Gus Calm and planning,he managed not only to destroy the restaurant or anything,he demolishes the entire restaurant. Really shows how destructive and plan difference
@@spy1679 No? Nacho was there specifically to make the store look like it was ransacked before being blown up. Do you really assume he thought kicking down chairs, tearing upholstery up, and spray painting the logo would destroy the store?
I can't believe these people in real life would never turn around to watch the explosion. Explosions are hella interesting. And nobody is watching you be a badass by not turning around.
It makes sense in this context. Gus is an extremely pragmatic, no-nonsense person, and he's especially not going to be entertained watching his own business go up in flames. Giancarlo does, as usual, an excellent job conveying Gus's state of mind just with his body language; you can tell he's seething at being compelled to do this. He's not going to manifest his rage, because that's not his style, but he's using all his will to maintain his composure and to that end has absolutely no desire to observe the destruction.
It's a nod to the breaking bad explosion with the brothers. *edit* They had to get it right in one take, they told them don't flinch you'll be ok! They didn't have the budget to do it twice.
I thought it was funny at the time i first watched this how into destroying all of gus’ stuff nacho was, but looking back, it’s cause he was. He hated Gus, and even though he was told to, and Gus lost essentially nothing, I’d imagine this was pretty satisfying for him, even the idea of destroying something Gus had built up for once
It had a very poetic quality of him releasing all the pent-up anxiety and anger of the situation he got caught up in with Fring and the Salamancas. Music choice was just perfect by Gould & Gilligan.
Very similar to the destruction of the lab sequence in BB. The way both of these duos are people with different values who work together to destroy something is so poetic
Woulda been funny if that chicken never went into that oil… maybe if it slipped sideways onto the floor. The unwillingness of anyone attempting to go in and check why/what happend would be hilarious
@@jamesduffy7549 thx a lot, i really lost my brains about how that chicken falling into the fryer would cause the gas to ignite. Thought that maybe the chicken would at some point start to burn, or the splashing of the oil could ignite the gas, but that seemed way to far fetched. Now I have an answer thx. (And I definitly will never throw a deep fried chicken into a frying pan!)
@@FinianFhomhair yeah, something about the huge temperature difference and the speed at which the ice evaporates into steam and expands causes a massive amount of pressure until boom
I don’t know why it cracks me up every time when it shows Gus being gentle and precise with every movement then cuts to Nacho whacking stuff with a crowbar
Ive been working in kitchens for a good chunk of my life, and i can tell you, yea, this is totally feasable way to blow up a kitchen, but the explosion would likely stay inside the kitchen, resulting fires would take the rest of the building, and doing it this way ensures the fire safty system has no chance.
Gus turns the gas on at the very beginning, and there’s a whole bunch of cuts indicating that more time has passed than we’re aware of. I’d estimate they were probably in there for 20-30 minutes? By that point I doubt the explosion would still be confined to the kitchen
2:52 the face of a man who's had to destroy a part of himself, something he was very proud of, once the mask falls away. He's sad, but he knows that there will be other restaurants. It's just a building. He can certainly afford to rebuild it.
This scene actually proves that Gus has OCD. As Lyle couldn't clean the dishwashers properly, Gus was not satisfied and he blew up the whole restaurant. This shows that you should never mess with Gus.
Gus is legit business man at heart. He checks the properness of his equipment even when he is going to destroy the entirety of it. His quality control is 10/10. Both legit business and non legit business 😂
His labs have top of the line commercial equipment, his valuable batter buckets use an ultraviolet stamp, his kitchen and freezer are impeccably clean. He keeps low stock and even then only uses a cooler, avoiding frozen food. He holds all his businesses to very high standards.
@@hexagonist23 yeah i read your comment on accident so i had to waste your time in return, counting the characters in my response is more than i could have ever hoped for
@@hexagonist23 i actually just read your youtube channel description and i am formally apologizing for being rude, happy good friday man, christ is king!
I like how Gus casually checks the Grease fryer nets to make sure they’re clean… all the while filling the whole place with naturally explosive gasses that will just char them over 😂
Anyone notice how Gus leaving the chicken to fall into the oil to create the explosion similar to how Walt destroys Gus' lab by leaving the wire on the floor
it's the little details that make this show a masterpiece!!!!!
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Great acting from giancarlo. I love how he didnt break his acting when the whole building blew up and managed to keep calm while entering the car and then leaving off without the scene cutting at all. I love it
This is on par with Walter and Jesse blowing up the laundry. Jesse thrashes the chemical barrels, Nacho thrashes the restaurant. Walter uses the chemicals, his forte, for the explosion. Gus, his forte, the chicken in the kitchen!
I said this is one of the few scenes in BCS where Gustavo Fring actually feels like Gus from BB. The actor and writers do a great job throughout, but generally it feels like 2 different characters. This is BB Gus Fring.
I just realised something. In around late season 4, Gus says he currently has seven los pollos hermanos restaurants. Him and Nacho blow this one up leaving Gus with 6 branches. Six. “Salamancas always get six.”
What's funny is how Nacho goes destroying stuff which is going to burn anyway...I think he just wanted to get it out of his system. And Gus is inspecting how clean Lyle has left the fryer.
Gus: We will be doing this tomorrow. Nacho: Why? We need to hurry or Lalo will find out something's up. Gus: *Looks at fryer / No this is unacceptable.
I like how Gus still softly whispers "go" while Nacho just destroyed the restaurant in the loudest way possible
Gus never raises his voice in the whole BB and BCS series, only time he does is when he realized Hector was gonna blow him up.
@@oldaccount9401 doesn't he speak louder during his confrontation with Walter in the desert
@@oldaccount9401 HAAAAAAAAAAW
He yelled out to the survivors in the hacienda after he killed the cartel.
@@Ichieftain7 I hope the hell that worked!
Checking to make sure the fryer "is acceptable" before he blows up the whole restaurant. Legendary.
Lyle would be all sweaty if he saw that.
Underrated comment lmao
😂
@@KAzik10001 😂😂😂
As manager its important to maintain quality, even before demolition
Before this remember when Gus did that donation to the fire department and told them “I hope I’m never in need of your services”
How ironic
DANG
Gus sure knows to make use of it
😂😂😂🤘
At least he’s sure they are prepared
Legend says Lyle had to clean the entire place top to bottom the next morning
He quit that day and got a job at Circuit City as store manager too bad it only lasted until April 2009.
After Lyle cleaned the entire place up, Gus said to him, "This is acceptable to you?"
it's acceptable
@@METALMAN4Wii and then went to block buster while depressed and got sad when he was layed off in 2013
@@Jay-uu5lu After That Kmart Lol!
Gus isn't wearing gloves to prevent fingerprints, he's just concerned about food safety
I mean just because his restaurant exploded doesn't me he doesnt have to worry about a health inspection.
Its to give the chicken a false sense of security before being brutally murdered
@@HowToChangeName imagine that skinned chicken was still alive lol. gus is evil
what would it matter if he leaves finger prints or not? its his own restaurant after all.
@@arjentromp12 yes and no.
I like how Gus seems genuinely sad that he had to destroy Los Pollos Hermanos. Like, it was so much more than a front to him
I think it was more, he didn't like giving Lalo what he wanted, to burn the restaurant to the ground
Back to what Mike said in Breaking Bad. No half measures. Gustavo Fring is the epitome of that sentiment.
Well it seems that way, but remember this is Gus were talking about. This was a guy that slit the throat of his most loyal henchman for basically no reason. He holds no emotion for anyone or anything except his business, and thats what makes him so powerful
The same Gus who is scared shitless of Lalo but still has to make sure his guards are up to Pollos standards.
@@krypticunlimited6925 the reason was because he was spotted by witnesses at the scene of gale’s death. Idk how people still don’t get this
I lived in ABQ, and I remember years ago seeing this building(on Gibson Blvd just outside of KAFB) randomly have a Los Pollos Hermanos sign with a fence around it. It looked like it had been blown up, and they would cover the LPH sign during the day. I watched BCS in anticipation of seeing this exact scene for so long
How many years ago? This scene couldn't be recorded years in advance.
@@nixxonbaybay1 Well I believe they film the entire season before the first episode of the season debuts on TV, especially if the episodd airs in the end of the seaon. So you figure they spent 3-5 months filming the sesaon then a similar amount of time to edit the season . So they probably filmed that episode at least 6 months before it
Was it the Twisters right next to Stripes across from the hospital?
@@joshuafischer684 no, just up the street. Idk what business it was but it was closer to the intersection of Gibson and Louisiana
@@nixxonbaybay1 you got spoiled by this little restaurant
The extent Gus was ready to go to avenge Max’s death from the Salamancas is poetic.
When a man has a mission he can accomplish anything
yeah and he failed. Hector had the last laugh
No one won really, everybody ended up blind
@@DrDemetrio ultimately only Jesse won in the end
@@aaronwylie6928 Eeeeeeeehh... Yes but actually no?
Destruction Percentage:
Nacho: 2%
Gus: 98%
Yes
Wouldn't it be more fair to say Gus did a 99.1% while Nacho only did a measly 0.9%
@@butteredsalmonella they had to make it look believable that it was a gang. Gus wanted this for whatever his plan it?
@@butteredsalmonella I see what you did there, and of course... you're goddamn right
Nacho working so hard to destroy the restaurant
Gus just uses what he learnt in school to do more damage
Little did Gus know he’d end up even worse than that a few years later.
Ding ding ding ding 🛎
@@mrttripz3236 HOAAAAHHH
@@zye. I can hear that yell in my head
@@zye. WIU WIU WIU WIU WIU WIU WIU WIU WIU WIU
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Love that the ignition trigger is a whole chicken straight from the chiller, never frozen
Hey man, Do you know how that trick works? i'm lost 🤣
@@santyarma7877 chicken slowly slides down the tray into the deep fryer. When the chicken the splashes into the fryer, hot oil splashes up. The room has a gas-oxygen mixture in the air. Hot oil + oygen + gas = combustion.
@@Ozymandias83 what is the needof splashing the oil? why wouldn't work without the splash?
@@santyarma7877 for a given quantity of fuel, combustion requires a certain amount of heat and oxygen. Within the fryer there is lots of heat, but little oxygen or gas. The splash diffuses the heat to parts of the room with the right fuel-air mixture. A chemist could give more details.
@@Ozymandias83 OHH I SEE
1:26 Love the little detail of him checking how clean the fryer basket is. Wants to make sure that Lyle is earning his keep before he burns the place down anyway 🤣.
It is acceptable 😂
already read this somewhere
Frysenberg*
@@damiandobransky2893 more than one person can notice a detail in a show
Lyle doesn't work at that location
I love the dichotomy of their styles, Nacho is violent, while Gus is calm and calculating.
nacho acts violent only if hes asked to
I think that's missing the point. Nacho for obvious reasons hates working for Gus and this scene depicts him taking out that anger and resentment on his restaurant.
@@chavzone I wonder if nacho did that stuff, so investigators would see that it was, likely, a gang or something, because they busted up the place. Obviously it's being burned to the ground, but some of that "busting up" will be evident...
@@chavzone I figured that they wanted it to look like some kids broke in and trashed the place
i'd say nacho is less violent and more desperate, or chaotic, or disorganized. one of those works better i think. violent, to an extent, they all are
1:24 The _real_ reason Gus destroyed the restaurant is because he knew Lyle didn't clean the fryer to Los Pollos Hermanos standards.
The whole pollos restaurant wasn't up to pollos standard
It was very surprising to see Vaas Montenegro and Anton Castillo working together to burn down a Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant.
Funny way to think about it
Now we just need Heisenberg for Far Cry 9
To arson? Sorry for the grammer question.
@@Maxknell I don't know if that's a joke but those are the characters they play in the Far Cry series
@@Maxknell gus' real name is giancarlo esposito
at 2:53 that little tremble. either from rage, frustration or dare I say sadness. even if it was just a front, he put years of work in this store. real, exhausting work.
The perfectionist and hardworking Los Pollos Hermanos Gus was just as real as the drug lord Gus.
even if the true intent was just to hide his side business... he still poored his heart and soul running a business.
must have been gut wrenching at the very least. and judging from his expression and body language, maybe a bit heart breaking.
I know I saw it and I think it's rage? Thank kod he DIDINT snap the car in 2
i think you mean gus wrenching
Not to mention he built LPH with his dead lover, and it’s one of the few things he has left from Max
i think that's not a tremble, i think that's his breathing, it would make sense that his breathing would be panicked, given he was just near ground 0 of an explosion
@@alexbowlin7044 I would say it is his meditative breathing - Giancarlo makes a big deal out of Gus taking his time to take a deep breathe in and compose himself, many times throughout the show - I'd say he's absolutely LIVID but bringing himself back to composure with a long deep breathe
This is the moment Gus becomes Frysenberg
Fries n burgers?
@@MedalionDS9 makes sense. He's out of the chicken business.
The way Gus walk out of the restaurant while explodes is so badass and horrifying. Dude, he didn't even flinch
He didn't even Fringe!
it's such a cliche in movies and shows, isn't it? "Okay, mr actor, when it explodes, just keep walking and don't look back! Badass!".
Joker vibes
Reminds of the scene where the cousins have their first appearance
@@ZPSBestProfileName In reality, you'd want to see it burn
This scene is very poetic. Los Polos Hermanos have thrived in business for using only the freshest ingredients when making their food. And it shows that GUS knows that the one thing that could ruin the restaurant is if they ever switched to FROZEN chicken - which is why he used it to destroy his store.
Stronggg observation hamzah 🍇
That chicken wasnt frozen. It in a refrigerator and cooled, not in a freezer
@@stroopwafelenjoyer pretty sure it was frozen cause there was ice formed on the outside.
Does this poetic reference to?
Can someone explain how chicken turned into a bomb?
This was probably the easiest task for Nacho to do. "I get to completely wreck and destroy one of the restaurants of the person who is blackmailing me to keep my father alive? HELL YEAH DUDE!"
After this DEA didnt keep eye on him)))
I love how different they are in executing the plan. Nacho is chaotic, he breaks everything in his path, he stabs, he destroys. Gus knew where he was going and did so, without hesitation. A fabulous contrast.
Yeah, and Nacho is just a tool for part of Gus' plan... Point, click, destruction, while I put a bomb together..
Nacho's job was to make it looked like the place was wrecked on purpose and then blown up. If you simply just blow it up it'd look like an accident whereas here he's creating a fake crime scene like the place was vandalized and then blown up
@@FishyLipz she knows that, it can still be thematic for their characters.
They wanted to make it look like a crime of passion instead of a planned arson or a mistake.
All jokes aside, the contrast in shots between Nacho’s destructiveness and Gus’ careful planning is genius
True,with Destructiveness Nacho managed to mess the entire restaurant up,But with Gus Calm and planning,he managed not only to destroy the restaurant or anything,he demolishes the entire restaurant. Really shows how destructive and plan difference
@@spy1679 No? Nacho was there specifically to make the store look like it was ransacked before being blown up. Do you really assume he thought kicking down chairs, tearing upholstery up, and spray painting the logo would destroy the store?
Gus is very Dandori.
That's why gus is a sussy baka😊
vavo brince
Fun fact: the chicken sliding into the hot oil is a subtle reference to the restaurant exploding
Oh my god I actually didnt know that thanks for pointing it out
Bravo Vince
No way really? I didn't notice that immediately!
Really? I thought it was a pretty clear metaphor representing the breakdown of the Reykjavík Nuclear Arms Summit between the USA and USSR in 1986.
Bro really? That’s actually crazy!
I love how in the grand scheme of the show, this scene was used to demonstrate how Gus really never had to do any of this. So thematically powerful.
This is the moment when Nacho told us the definition of insanity
Ok moon shaped Saul
@@heisenmountainb6854 xD
so...you never been married, eh?🤔🤣
This is the moment Saul Goodman became the moon
this is the moment mike became finger
I can't believe these people in real life would never turn around to watch the explosion. Explosions are hella interesting. And nobody is watching you be a badass by not turning around.
It makes sense in this context. Gus is an extremely pragmatic, no-nonsense person, and he's especially not going to be entertained watching his own business go up in flames. Giancarlo does, as usual, an excellent job conveying Gus's state of mind just with his body language; you can tell he's seething at being compelled to do this. He's not going to manifest his rage, because that's not his style, but he's using all his will to maintain his composure and to that end has absolutely no desire to observe the destruction.
@@goldenblack459 Yeah, honestly this is an example of the "cool guys don't look at explosions" trope done right.
It's a nod to the breaking bad explosion with the brothers. *edit* They had to get it right in one take, they told them don't flinch you'll be ok! They didn't have the budget to do it twice.
i feel like the guy who doesn't turn around when the explosion happens would always be the most suspicious if seen by a witness or caught on film
@@user-vh4nk5yy6s That was how the caught some bombers. The bombers were the only ones not to look when the explosion went off.
2:03 imagine the chicken slipped by accident before Gus got out of the building
*Looks at the chicken menacingly*
"That would not be acceptable"
*The chicken stays put out of sheer fear*
Props for the cameraman who stayed inside
And the little person wearing the chicken costume who suffered 3rd degree burns and shrapnel wounds to sell that chicken sliding into the fryer.
I thought it was funny at the time i first watched this how into destroying all of gus’ stuff nacho was, but looking back, it’s cause he was. He hated Gus, and even though he was told to, and Gus lost essentially nothing, I’d imagine this was pretty satisfying for him, even the idea of destroying something Gus had built up for once
That's what I got from it too.
Yeah he shouldnt even have turned on the salamancas in the first place
@@FantasyFantasy934 he had no choice as it was either he disabled hector or hector killed his father for not wanting any part of his operation
best part of this scene is you can tell Nacho legitimately enjoys getting the chance to wreck the place.
It had a very poetic quality of him releasing all the pent-up anxiety and anger of the situation he got caught up in with Fring and the Salamancas. Music choice was just perfect by Gould & Gilligan.
Very similar to the destruction of the lab sequence in BB. The way both of these duos are people with different values who work together to destroy something is so poetic
Woulda been funny if that chicken never went into that oil… maybe if it slipped sideways onto the floor. The unwillingness of anyone attempting to go in and check why/what happend would be hilarious
Hey man, do you know how that chicken trick works?
@@santyarma7877 because of the ice in it a frozen bird will make the oil ignite violently, look up people trying to deep fry turkeys
@@jamesduffy7549 thx a lot, i really lost my brains about how that chicken falling into the fryer would cause the gas to ignite. Thought that maybe the chicken would at some point start to burn, or the splashing of the oil could ignite the gas, but that seemed way to far fetched.
Now I have an answer thx. (And I definitly will never throw a deep fried chicken into a frying pan!)
@@FinianFhomhair yeah, something about the huge temperature difference and the speed at which the ice evaporates into steam and expands causes a massive amount of pressure until boom
@@santyarma7877 I do but why?
I don’t know why it cracks me up every time when it shows Gus being gentle and precise with every movement then cuts to Nacho whacking stuff with a crowbar
It feels surreal to see this much action before the events of Breaking Bad.
better call saul magic ✨
Ive been working in kitchens for a good chunk of my life, and i can tell you, yea, this is totally feasable way to blow up a kitchen, but the explosion would likely stay inside the kitchen, resulting fires would take the rest of the building, and doing it this way ensures the fire safty system has no chance.
Gus turns the gas on at the very beginning, and there’s a whole bunch of cuts indicating that more time has passed than we’re aware of. I’d estimate they were probably in there for 20-30 minutes? By that point I doubt the explosion would still be confined to the kitchen
2:52 the face of a man who's had to destroy a part of himself, something he was very proud of, once the mask falls away. He's sad, but he knows that there will be other restaurants. It's just a building. He can certainly afford to rebuild it.
He can claim the insurance money
This scene and the soundtrack is Just excellent! Can't wait for season 6!
It's called Chuncho from Yma Sumac 😌
2:42 Badass guy doesn't look back at the explosion cliché still works!
something about the blue and pink soda spraying out is so aesthetic
OMG! Grandes escenas con el fondo musical ''Chuncho'' interpretado por Yma Sumac. Amazing
This was the moment the chicken was cooked.
This is the moment the chicken became fried chicken
This was the moment where chicken blows entire restaurant
You're so far to the left that your dot isn't visible in your profile picture.
Cooked to perfection
@@TaxingIsThieving Those people are pathetic.
2:31: You're slippin' chicken!
I love the scene where Los Pollos Hermanos blows up. Shows how explosive the writing can be.
Ah man that was my favourite place to eat
Twisters?
As was Lalo's 🤪
This has to be the most creative way of making an explosion I've ever seen
1:57 That looks like Heisenberg on the left.
holy! nice catch dude
ITS AN EASTER EGG
Yoooo nice catch
Cool guys don't look at explosions. They blow things up and walk away
Django is an exception
Gus did look at the explosion in his rear view mirror
@@8357580 Yea you know he had to have a peek. The suv and mirror were lined up for it ahead of time as well.
Also cool guys value their eye sight and hence dont look directly at the explosion
Who's got time to watch an explosion?
There's cool guy errands that they have to walk to
This scene actually proves that Gus has OCD. As Lyle couldn't clean the dishwashers properly, Gus was not satisfied and he blew up the whole restaurant. This shows that you should never mess with Gus.
Imagine if Gus put that chicken on the baking pan and it fell in too quick.
HAAAAWWW!
HAAAUGH!
He would have gone after Lyle for not setting the freezer low enough.
"What have you done!? You created a time paradox!"
Gus is always well dressed, calm, and methodical. I love his style.
One of the hardest scenes in the show, music was on point. The had no right to make this, this hard
Gus is legit business man at heart. He checks the properness of his equipment even when he is going to destroy the entirety of it. His quality control is 10/10. Both legit business and non legit business 😂
His labs have top of the line commercial equipment, his valuable batter buckets use an ultraviolet stamp, his kitchen and freezer are impeccably clean. He keeps low stock and even then only uses a cooler, avoiding frozen food. He holds all his businesses to very high standards.
Not too many movies/shows can have a 3 minute scene with no words and yet soo much impact
Gus says a word in this scene.
@@Zack29810 Go
0:20 familiar face behind Gus but He doesnt know it yet.
LMAOO
Bro
Wow thats a subtle one lol good spot
Now i wonder if that was intentional
I don't get it
I see Gus has taken the advice of a... certain clown quartet and acquired gloves throughout the entire arson mission.
he didn't act dumb
@@TheRyderShotgunn Let's put this boat in the water and find out if it leaks.
He learned a few things while working as a certain dentist away from Albuquerqe
donacdum
medic bag flashbacks
When they serve your order 5 minutes late so you break in at night and blow up the restaurant
this comment is neither funny nor worth any human beings time to read
@@ppstorm_ But you took the time to write a 68 character long reply?
@@hexagonist23 yeah i read your comment on accident so i had to waste your time in return, counting the characters in my response is more than i could have ever hoped for
@@hexagonist23 i actually just read your youtube channel description and i am formally apologizing for being rude, happy good friday man, christ is king!
what the ell just happened
Gus will go to whatever extent for his customers and give them very well-done chicken.
1:58 beside the door is a Heisenberg reference
I can't see anything
@AndrewWithEase11 11 Ok... ;C
No
Nice catch
Gotta love a good camera being utilised to capture a chicken slipping and sliding.
Edit: Holy Molly that's so many likes!
😂😂😂😂😂
nah fam dw remember that the cameraman always lives
hOlY MoLly
Talking about likes ruined it
Edit: shut the hell up
I like how Gus casually checks the Grease fryer nets to make sure they’re clean… all the while filling the whole place with naturally explosive gasses that will just char them over 😂
Love the music choice. So eerie
I want to know the title so bad!
@@sap13n It's called Chuncho, by Yma Sumac.
i like how gus spins the chikcen before taking it. He clearly has manners
You just know that for like half of that stuff that Nacho was wrecking and breaking and stabbing that he was imagining it was Gus' face
😅😅
Gus: *very quiet and planned out explosion
Nacho: *ever wondered the definition of chaos?
You mean insanaty?
These guys really put 110% into their work
Just imagine being an employee going into work the next day, and seeing your place of business just completely scorched to the ground as you pull up.
Day off?
For therapy probs
I worked at a firewood packing plant that burned down overnight and ya..it was devastating.
I loved the music. It was perfect.
“It’s not about the chicken. It’s about sending a message”
Anyone notice how Gus leaving the chicken to fall into the oil to create the explosion similar to how Walt destroys Gus' lab by leaving the wire on the floor
lol I love their choice of music when it comes to violent scenes
If you look close enough you can see the los pollos hermanos restaurant explode, nice detail by Vince.
Never noticed that
Good eye!!!!! I never caught that before. Love those subtle moments.
it's the little details that make this show a masterpiece!!!!!
Great acting from giancarlo. I love how he didnt break his acting when the whole building blew up and managed to keep calm while entering the car and then leaving off without the scene cutting at all.
I love it
wait you think that the blase was done while he was there? that is not how movies/tv works
Ever heard of green screen lol
@@shivpatel4912 doubt this is green screen. Look at the lighting
@@harrismazari5484 not to far fetched.
You can see Gus' lip trembling as he looks at the restaurant blowing up in the rear view mirror
I love this scene from the music, to the distant coyote sounds towards the end.
for anyone who was wondering: Yma Sumac - Chuncho (The Forest Creatures) (1953) this is the music
I like how there is only one frozen chicken in the shot, kinda implies that gus always has an explosion chicken waiting to go
"Frozen Chicken, your time has come."
_"Here at Los Pollos Hermanos, our chicken is the bomb."_
This is on par with Walter and Jesse blowing up the laundry. Jesse thrashes the chemical barrels, Nacho thrashes the restaurant. Walter uses the chemicals, his forte, for the explosion. Gus, his forte, the chicken in the kitchen!
A fantastic and heartbreaking scene of an amazing prequel of an already amazing show🎉😢
*little does he know a high school chemistry teacher would out do him*
The way Lalo was laughing when he saw it in the paper and Jimmy was like what’s so funny 😆
It makes it much more legendary since these two were both in the farcry series.
I know
the song :
Yma Sumac - Chuncho (The Forest Creatures) (1953)
I said this is one of the few scenes in BCS where Gustavo Fring actually feels like Gus from BB. The actor and writers do a great job throughout, but generally it feels like 2 different characters. This is BB Gus Fring.
After Walt and Jesse had there montage of destroying the lab, Gus decided he should have one too.
Technically it happened the other way around in terms of the timeline but I get your point
I just realised something.
In around late season 4, Gus says he currently has seven los pollos hermanos restaurants.
Him and Nacho blow this one up leaving Gus with 6 branches.
Six.
“Salamancas always get six.”
The music in the background (Yma Sumac - Chuncho) gives it such a great touch. Its haunting, but pairs great with the scene.
If that chicken slipped sooner he’d be Two-Face much earlier in the cannon
Intersting that this isn’t THE Los Pollos Hermanos. It’s a second location, filmed at a different site.
Love the way Nacho's trashing the joint & Gus is casting an inspector's eye over the deep fryer pans.😁
The epic mega foreshadowing of Gus's fate. Bravo Vincent.
everyones calling anything a foreshadowing now. I could go open a door right now and 10 years later it would foreshadow me opening the same door again
Nacho in real life must have had so much fun breaking things and slitting sofas
What's funny is how Nacho goes destroying stuff which is going to burn anyway...I think he just wanted to get it out of his system. And Gus is inspecting how clean Lyle has left the fryer.
Dude's got standards
The music makes this scene
I keep forgetting just how well shot this show is
Gus is such a cool guy, he didn’t even look at the explosion
one of the few instances where nacho probably likes his job
remove random crits
His business was really blowing up. Literally.
Gus: We will be doing this tomorrow.
Nacho: Why? We need to hurry or Lalo will find out something's up.
Gus: *Looks at fryer / No this is unacceptable.
I love how Gus is calmly setting up a genius contraption while Nacho is just smashing everything up and going crazy
The song is amazing. Morbidly fits the scene.