Lalo couldn't control himself and caused that himself. If he were smart he would have known he already lost Mike. He added that hit and run on with no benefit... Dumbass.
@@silasbarnaby8870 I’m half and half on Gus right now, he seems a lot more violent and arrogant in season 5 especially! I liked the calm yet intimidating posture he always had in BB but maybe he grows to that point!
@@hutchinsonfilms1406 i think the gus you're seeing right now is the real Gus and the one you saw in breaking bad is an act. He's only calm when he needs to be calm but he's a smart angry man mostly - pretty much led to his downfall in breaking bad.
@@sagharkakkar164 most of the anger we see is due to the old salamanca. There’s just more interactions with the old salamanca in BCS than BB is my idea
@@darkprinceofdorne Walter White always outsmarts Mike. Remember when Mike put Walter in handcuffs? Walter improvised to escape out of that situation in one of the most intelligent and unpredictable ways ever. Walter is much better at improvising than Mike.
I love Mike's expression when he notices he's being tailed. He just sighs and looks like he's thinking, 'What, really? Oh all right...' This whole thing is just a minor annoyance to him.
These kinds of scenes are what I love about Vince Gilligan because he demonstrates creative solutions to problems that normal people wouldn't think of. This is a pretty smart way to lose a tail.
@@damiaangroenhart4138 its the breaking bad credits. everyone remembers Vince's name plastered across the screen at the start and end of every episode. Other writers names aren't given that much screentime.
Another thing about it is that it also serves a purpose a whole season later! The dude who got hit by Lalo's car filed a hit and run report, which ended up helping boost evidence of Lalo's crime.
I think it's more like the reconstructed archetype of a pro We were used to see "pros" in old movies in their 30's or 40's, and I think Mike is a more like a real life pro, and old man who knows how the water flows because he has seen a lot through his life
@@BIGDZ8346 Seriously tho I think if the gate stayed open, the result would be the same. Guy in the middle would still gonna try putting the card in, Lalo would be more pissed by this imbécil.
They always ask you "how could YOUR previous experience benefit the company". We always bullshit. I guess Gus Fring's HR department is better than EDS.
@@johncastillo2194 That's literally textbook definition of forshadowing. If you take the time to show chekhovs gun, you better use it in the next scene, no pointless elements.
Newer cars are built to break easier because when you get in an accident you want the car to absorb the blow so you slow down slower. With older cars they don't break so it's an instant stop. Remember it's not the fall that kills you it's the sudden stop
Old cars, armor on the outside, new cars, armor in the inside. Tesla's, freakin tanks heavy as a F350 just daring someone to get in their way and find out
The MacGyver moments in the Breaking Bad universe are my absolute favorite. Genius writing. Mike reaches in his glove box and you see his gun on purpose simply to throw off the audience. Then when you see him chewing the gum, you’re thinking, “what is he doing”?
I love when later in the series that Lalo singles out Mike and asks to meet him in front of Fring and Bolsa. At first it seemed like it was kinda of a power play by Lalo, but Lalo knows the game and simply wanted to meet the adversary that out witted him. There was an unspoken respect for Mike.
@@dog_owner vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvverneeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr zieeeeeegggggggggggggggggggllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrr what's he up to man? whats he doing?
To check if a car is following you, just drive around the block. Make four left turns or four right turns. If they make all the same turns, you know you're being tailed. It also tells your pursuer that their cover is blown, which may or may not be a good thing, depending on the situation.
I don't know why but this is one of my favorite scenes. Something about how simple and effective and creative it was. And watching the gum inside the machine was so satisfying.
I love that they think of everything like the fact that Mike has to have precise timing, when to pull out so that he got another car between him and Lalo
I love the small detail that there's a gun next to the chewing gum and you'd expect for a moment for him to take the gun but he takes out something else that you don't know what he'll use for. It's the counterpart of another scene from BB when Skyler confronts Walt and there's a phone next to a knife and you'd expect her to pick up the phone and call the police but she chooses the more radical option of drawing out the knife.
i appreciate that when the writers give mike scenes like this, they make him smart in a way thats in line with his character. mike worked parking security, so it makes sense he'd know how to abuse the gates in this way.
I love how the writers portray how Mike chooses cleverness over violence by pushing the gun aside and grabbing the gum. It‘s these small details that make that show so great.
The more I watch BCS, the more upset I become of how quickly and easily Mike was killed off in BB. I mean, Gus was blown up, Hector sacrificed himself, already injured and bleeding out Tuco shot in a gunfight, Hank executed after a massive shootout, Jack's gang demolished with a robotic machine gun, but Mike gets a cowardly shot in the chest. He deserved more dignity in death than he got.
@@EdNorty I agree with both of these replies, he still stuck it to Walt in his own way, and it really helps to absolutely drive in the stake of Walt's decent into madness where he is no longer careful and controlled, because he immediately realizes that killing Mike was pointless. Leaves a sour taste in your mouth and lets you realize that his downfall is imminent
Dude as bad ass he is he is still old man who might of been exhausted and tired of having to perform at high efficiency in extremely dangerous situations. The slip up is not an insult to his character
@ThisIsALongDrive Exactly. In life, sometimes people don't get what they deserve. No dignity, no fanfare. Just a storied life that just ends up in a barrel of acid.
love this frame on 0:19, where they visually show what the character Mike is, the primitive gun-solves-everything mind is opposed to using an original and creative type of weapon. Mike is not a straightforward brute force guy but more subtle and smart.
@@SangreFriasBack As someone with small connections to Albuquerque, I appreciate the genuine nod to the place. But so many omissions to the 2000s BCS setting, takes me out of immersion. This and the ant street scene are the biggest offenders of anachronisms, followed by some other stuff.
surprised how many newer model cars can be seen in the parking lot, usually they're amazing with details and getting the right model year cars in shots.
@@hewasaskaterboyshesaidseey5927 Lmao I keep seeing this little joke but some people say that in a serious manner.. like towards the end Walt was absolutely positively not just 'some chemistry teacher' 😂
I hate seeing things like that, as this is not the first time a newer Tacoma has been seen in BCS. This is set in 2004, but although it is, the identical cab of the 2005 Tacoma also debuted in 2004. Tbh, no one in New Mexico had an '05 Tacoma until November 2004, so it's pretty ridiculous to be seeing that.
Mike always has gum in the glove compartment for this scenario exactly. Mans is always prepared for someone following and he jams the ticket reader with a wad. True soldier.
I swear to god, You can rely on someone like Vince Gilligan to create an escape scene with something as obscure and simple as a 'Strip of Chewing gum' and make it memorable and ingenius.
It's funny how Lalo chose to rear end a car which caused the smoothie guy to tear down the barrier when all he had to do was back up, go out the entrance and break that barrier. Would have been cheaper.
He already wasted time by waiting for smoothie guy to go, if he wastes more time by reversing and breaking the entrance then he's certain to lose mkke. Besides paying to repair that car is literally nothing for lalo.
The giddy anticipation in knowing that Mike being tailed and choosing to start chewing some gum means that gum will have serious and possibly hilarious consequences, which of course it does
V Cool acting AND writing. Now we know where the expression ''gumming up the works''' comes from. The writers take creative advantage over previously scripting Mike as an honest security gatekeeper at a parking lot. From his experience in arguments with Jimmy McGill, we infer that he knows much about the intricate, inside workings of an automatic payment machine. Brilliant writing! It really is.
One thing I’ve always disliked about this show is how even though it’s supposed to be set in the early 2000s, you always catch these new cars in the background Just a thought
But jeez I can’t help but feel bad for the smoothie guy for a shitty day he’s had, first an old man cuts him off just to leave the lot first. Then another crazy ass rear ends his car just to catch up to the old man. imagine what he’s going to tell his wife what took so long to get home
To be fair lalos driving an old chevy monte carlo, and bumpers on cars from those days have solid metal bumpers. The other dude seems to be in a 90's oldsmobile or something and cars from that time and today just have plastic shell bumpers
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All that time as parking security led to this moment
It was home game for him
@@f.s.1429 “home court”
😂😂
Heyyy i was the 1k like. 🤟🏾👍🏿
Damn, you think it’s coincidence or VG made it on purpose.. what a genius..
I could seriously watch an entire show dedicated to Mike outsmarting people.
Agreed Mike should have his own spinoff.
I think lalo should have a spin-off
I think we should have flynn spin off
@@Asterics. We need an IFT spinoff.
And then getting shot by a chemistry teacher
Mike really gummed up the works, put Lalo in a sticky situation, and foiled his plan.
You're that guy ! the one wich people force little laughs to avoid a cringe situation
That was actually impeccable 👌. Nice work.
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CARLOOOOS
Lmaorotf
Bonus: Mike just got Lalo's car tagged for hit and run.
Lalo couldn't control himself and caused that himself. If he were smart he would have known he already lost Mike. He added that hit and run on with no benefit... Dumbass.
Like Lalo cared.
@@sartainja It's probably stolen and he'll just get another stolen car to replace it.
@@T1Oracle Judging by how in the next few episodes he replaced the car's carburetor and it "sounds like a racehorse", I highly doubt he stole this
@@theknitby it’s the same car at least the same model a Monte Carlo either he got a new one or had a new paint job
This is a callback to Mike being a parking attendant in Season 1, he has an instinctual hatred for automated parking machines, excellent writing!
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vravo bince!
And at the final season when kim backs to ABQ there was a parking maching at the court replacing him. A great irony from a great writting
Vravo Bince!
if this was a mission in GTA :
Mission Failed
*you lost Mike*
SUCCESS
*You lost Lalo*
ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS FOLLOW THE OLD GUY LALO
@@TheBarber5550 Thumbs up for the san andreas reference.
Press E for input gum paper
And you read that in Big Smoke's voice
Feeftie tousand and the gum is yours.
Lmao.
I take a small joy in being the 69th like for this comment
this is the moment hector gave mike feeftie tousand
You come back and bring me more gum? Brilliant.
Anna Gunn is yours.
God it’s small scenes like this that show how great of a character Mike was, I’m glad he was brought back for this show.
Him and Lalo are the best parts of the show. Gus is the worst. Loved him in BB but not in Saul.
@@silasbarnaby8870 I’m half and half on Gus right now, he seems a lot more violent and arrogant in season 5 especially! I liked the calm yet intimidating posture he always had in BB but maybe he grows to that point!
Also he got solid development instead on badass grumpy (wich was cool to watch but still)
@@hutchinsonfilms1406 i think the gus you're seeing right now is the real Gus and the one you saw in breaking bad is an act. He's only calm when he needs to be calm but he's a smart angry man mostly - pretty much led to his downfall in breaking bad.
@@sagharkakkar164 most of the anger we see is due to the old salamanca. There’s just more interactions with the old salamanca in BCS than BB is my idea
For creating a plan Walter is a genius, but for improvising in risky situation Mike is the king
Idk, Walt did have the play he pulled with the “hospital” calling Hank.
@@l1348 I think he called saul and asked for advice though, so I'm not sure it was necessarily his idea (but it probably was)
This is arguable. Walter White, who improvised in a risky situation, outsmarted Mike when he was about to be killed by him.
@@Creeporium "Because your boss is gonna need me."
@@darkprinceofdorne Walter White always outsmarts Mike. Remember when Mike put Walter in handcuffs? Walter improvised to escape out of that situation in one of the most intelligent and unpredictable ways ever. Walter is much better at improvising than Mike.
he even waited for another car because he knew lalo would just break the barrier
Or follow Mike straight out without paying like I do
He did that anyways lmao
Yup I noticed that as well. He knew Lalo would use aggressive force if he was directly behind him
@@camerongreene3357 he hesitated and that's what got him
No duh.
I love Mike's expression when he notices he's being tailed. He just sighs and looks like he's thinking, 'What, really? Oh all right...' This whole thing is just a minor annoyance to him.
Omg you noticed that in every singe scene too!!! Effing amazing.
@@EyeTunz ratio
Classic mike tbf😂😂😂
Yeah because he has to waste time trying to shake this dude off his tail instead of looking for his friend.
These kinds of scenes are what I love about Vince Gilligan because he demonstrates creative solutions to problems that normal people wouldn't think of. This is a pretty smart way to lose a tail.
Why do so many people only credit Vince for things like this? Sure he’s a genius but he has an entire team of writers + Peter Gould working with him
Most of Better Call Saul is Peter Gould's writing, not Vince Gilligan's
@@damiaangroenhart4138 its the breaking bad credits. everyone remembers Vince's name plastered across the screen at the start and end of every episode. Other writers names aren't given that much screentime.
Another thing about it is that it also serves a purpose a whole season later! The dude who got hit by Lalo's car filed a hit and run report, which ended up helping boost evidence of Lalo's crime.
Actually it's mostly Peter Gould. Vince is responsible for most of the intense action scenes.
I feel bad for the guy in the car. Dude had nothing to do with that, yet he got his car destroyed and his drink spilled on him
🤣
@@bjrnbrynemo9059 you made my day hahahaha fat
@@bjrnbrynemo9059 You look like a social outcast that hasn't showered in weeks and people aren't picking on you, are they?
@@DropkickNation Are you the best friend or brother of the actor or something? Chill out. I was making a joke
@@bjrnbrynemo9059 I wAs mAkInG a JoKe As WeLl, BrUh!
Mike is literally the definition of a badass grandpa.
Like….literally??
Grandpas usually do have a bad ass.
He’s an actual grandpa too.
I think it's more like the reconstructed archetype of a pro
We were used to see "pros" in old movies in their 30's or 40's, and I think Mike is a more like a real life pro, and old man who knows how the water flows because he has seen a lot through his life
Grandpa Mike used to work for the Mafia which is why even Cartel members can’t outsmart him.
2:44 Mike uses his knowledge from his previous job xD
Imagine if the gate just stayed open instead 😂
@@BIGDZ8346
Seriously tho I think if the gate stayed open, the result would be the same. Guy in the middle would still gonna try putting the card in, Lalo would be more pissed by this imbécil.
Ziolek2000 No way this goodie two shoes would run through an open gate
@@zachblakemore3567 truth
They always ask you "how could YOUR previous experience benefit the company". We always bullshit.
I guess Gus Fring's HR department is better than EDS.
Opens the glove compartment, we see the gun, Mike pulls out the...gum. Little touches, little touches.
It was a foreshadowing to a scene later in this episode. You know, when he has to use the gun. :(
@@davidci Thats not what foreshadowing is buddy
@@johncastillo2194 that's absolutely what foreshadowing is. It's actually a really well known "rule" in film and theatre called chekhovs gun.
He's not worried about de gon
@@johncastillo2194 That's literally textbook definition of forshadowing. If you take the time to show chekhovs gun, you better use it in the next scene, no pointless elements.
I wonder if this is the same way Mike was losing his DEA tails in season 5 of breaking bad
One of his thousands of tricks of losing a tail 🔥
Tails FFS.
Do you write loose instead of lose as well?
@@JustAWriter12 Exactly
Took the words right out of my mouth
Love how there is 0% damage to Lalos car after that ramming
Newer cars are built to break easier because when you get in an accident you want the car to absorb the blow so you slow down slower. With older cars they don't break so it's an instant stop. Remember it's not the fall that kills you it's the sudden stop
Old cars, armor on the outside,
new cars, armor in the inside.
Tesla's, freakin tanks heavy as a F350 just daring someone to get in their way and find out
They just don't make um like they used to.
@@powerlifting1012 One DOES NOT need a parachute to go skydiving.... Just to go skydiving twice
@powerLifting 101, Agreed. still I love the Detroit muscle of 66 to 72
The MacGyver moments in the Breaking Bad universe are my absolute favorite. Genius writing. Mike reaches in his glove box and you see his gun on purpose simply to throw off the audience. Then when you see him chewing the gum, you’re thinking, “what is he doing”?
Lalo was also probably thinking "what's he up to man, what's he doing?"
Mike Gyver
chekhov's gum
Also, that gum is only worth 30 seconds of chewing before it's worthless
@@paulharper4196 lmao
I love when later in the series that Lalo singles out Mike and asks to meet him in front of Fring and Bolsa. At first it seemed like it was kinda of a power play by Lalo, but Lalo knows the game and simply wanted to meet the adversary that out witted him. There was an unspoken respect for Mike.
zeegler
Zeeeeeeeeeggglleeerr
zeegler
Verner zzzeeeeeeeegler.... whats he doing man
@@dog_owner vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvverneeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr zieeeeeegggggggggggggggggggllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrr
what's he up to man? whats he doing?
To check if a car is following you, just drive around the block. Make four left turns or four right turns. If they make all the same turns, you know you're being tailed. It also tells your pursuer that their cover is blown, which may or may not be a good thing, depending on the situation.
what if they also think they're being tailed and also make four left or four right turns?
@@barzu8266 Then you both have a problem.
I would just go in circles lmao
Or, a phrase they teach also is “make 3 rights or run 3 lights” and if they’re still there they’re following you.
@@barzu8266 at that point go to the nearest police station
This is how I lose griefers in gta online.
love your vids
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I don't know why but this is one of my favorite scenes. Something about how simple and effective and creative it was. And watching the gum inside the machine was so satisfying.
The greatest technology shuts down by a bug.
And that is why I love this show. It's not the guns or the violence, it's the brains.
The closest we have is Lalo being a straight up asshole ramming into someone’s car. but that’s a lot more entertainment than just guns
The guns and violence ain't bad either
I love that they think of everything like the fact that Mike has to have precise timing, when to pull out so that he got another car between him and Lalo
I love the small detail that there's a gun next to the chewing gum and you'd expect for a moment for him to take the gun but he takes out something else that you don't know what he'll use for. It's the counterpart of another scene from BB when Skyler confronts Walt and there's a phone next to a knife and you'd expect her to pick up the phone and call the police but she chooses the more radical option of drawing out the knife.
Vince is a great at sight gags lol
Nah people know mike is smart
He’s not gonna shoot lalo from the car. Then he’d get arrested
great comment
Nice observation. It takes a more careful watcher to notice that stuff.
@@ProdbySino I agree there’s tons of moments like that, but that was a pretty obvious one to point out
"I'm sorry, Lalo! You don't have enough stickers!"
i appreciate that when the writers give mike scenes like this, they make him smart in a way thats in line with his character. mike worked parking security, so it makes sense he'd know how to abuse the gates in this way.
Another Clown enjoyer I see.
"¡Muévete, imbécil!"
Makes me laugh every time, along with the dude spilling his shake all over himself
I love how the writers portray how Mike chooses cleverness over violence by pushing the gun aside and grabbing the gum. It‘s these small details that make that show so great.
It's because his name starts with the letter M he chooses guM instead of guN. Very clever writing , bravo Vince
The more I watch BCS, the more upset I become of how quickly and easily Mike was killed off in BB. I mean, Gus was blown up, Hector sacrificed himself, already injured and bleeding out Tuco shot in a gunfight, Hank executed after a massive shootout, Jack's gang demolished with a robotic machine gun, but Mike gets a cowardly shot in the chest. He deserved more dignity in death than he got.
Well at least Mike died peacefully looking at the sun over the river and even got walt to shut up. None of the others got that.
Perfect death to me because it's unsatisfying.
@@EdNorty I agree with both of these replies, he still stuck it to Walt in his own way, and it really helps to absolutely drive in the stake of Walt's decent into madness where he is no longer careful and controlled, because he immediately realizes that killing Mike was pointless. Leaves a sour taste in your mouth and lets you realize that his downfall is imminent
Dude as bad ass he is he is still old man who might of been exhausted and tired of having to perform at high efficiency in extremely dangerous situations. The slip up is not an insult to his character
@ThisIsALongDrive Exactly. In life, sometimes people don't get what they deserve. No dignity, no fanfare.
Just a storied life that just ends up in a barrel of acid.
Love the detail at 0:18 shows the gun first and suggests a chaotic shootout, when he just grabs a gum to help keep everything cool
Mike was always very calculated and precise, always able to evaluate a situation well enough to improvise in even the smallest amount of time.
Mike: It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum...and I'm all out of- oh wait... **Checks glove compartment**
love this frame on 0:19, where they visually show what the character Mike is, the primitive gun-solves-everything mind is opposed to using an original and creative type of weapon. Mike is not a straightforward brute force guy but more subtle and smart.
I love how deliberate the shot is of Mike reaching past the loaded gun to grab some gum lol
He gave so much to the parking lot, and the lot gave back to him
0:42 It's early 2000s but a 2015 Ford Explorer somehow time traveled.
Vince Gilligan has confirmed that this scene took place in the future!
There’s also a 3rd gen Tacoma trd pro at 2:27
Horrific anachronism. With a bigger budget, they could've shut down the area and banned newer cars.
@@nwezetx1With a professional budget, they could’ve built a whole replica of Aliquiqui to film in
@@SangreFriasBack As someone with small connections to Albuquerque, I appreciate the genuine nod to the place. But so many omissions to the 2000s BCS setting, takes me out of immersion.
This and the ant street scene are the biggest offenders of anachronisms, followed by some other stuff.
Bro this scene is so funny lmao 3:16 instant replay!
@@memocourtade1582 lool yeah I still feel bad for him
@Jan Novotný 😂😂😂
Honestly thought he was going to get t-boned at the intersection and killed there 😬
I love how it makes it look like Mike will reach for a gun.....instead he reaches for gum. Mike is the father of McGyver.
Mikes too smart for that and if he did he’d have the whole cartel gunning for him.
3:20 Lalo's car didn't break a *sweat*
his car simply built different
Lalo's car is made out of metal. Where new cars are made out of plastic and tin foil.
@@RMJ1984 lalos steel car will kill him if he ever gets into a crash
@@RMJ1984 And the occupants took the punishment.
Today’s cars take the punishment, and the occupants walk away.
@@RMJ1984 I would not want to get in a crash if I were sitting in a 1970s automobile.
This is the moment when Lalo becomes Luigi.
This might be the best "this is the moment" joke I've seen 😂
@@kingkunta7058 Nah, it's just stupid and unfunny as all the other "this is the moment" jokes...
@@bryanbravoa5113 Nah, it was funny.
@@bryanbravoa5113 This is the moment Bryan Bravo A became Walt Jr.
@@bryanbravoa5113 Scoreboard
surprised how many newer model cars can be seen in the parking lot, usually they're amazing with details and getting the right model year cars in shots.
Unless you are as efficient as mike....You will always need a 'new dust filter for Hoover MaxExtract PressurePro model 60' to get out of this game!😉
🤣🤣🤣
Only to be killed by a chemistry teacher
even mike couldn’t get out of the game sadly :(
@@hewasaskaterboyshesaidseey5927 Lmao I keep seeing this little joke but some people say that in a serious manner.. like towards the end Walt was absolutely positively not just 'some chemistry teacher' 😂
@@CommanderLongJohn He was also an ex-car wash employee.
When trouble is brewing, Mike reaches for his gun.
Gum... sorry!
He reaches for his gum.
50000 and de gum is yours
Too good!
@@dengar_tenga4445 😂😂😂😂😂
I love that clueless old man wave lol
03:18 lol it came into his face🤣
That's what she said 😁
3:16 is no one gonna talk about how Lalo's car took zero damage? Like the cars he drives are as badass as he is.
Lalo's car was from the era of heavy steel bumpers and frames. The car he hit was designed with repair shops in mind.
@@billplaney2585 The car he hit is better to be sitting in during a crash.
Lalos Car: 93% Heath
*rams innocent car and totals it*
Lalos Car: 97% Health
Crumple zones, the thing that saves you from dying in a high speed accident.
@@DrummerX77 They don't put crumple zones on the rear of cars that part is designed to keep its shape apart from the plastic bumper cover.
2:27 why is there a what looks like a fairly new Toyota Tacoma in a show that takes place in like 2002
I know. I saw a Kia Soul right in the center frame while Saul was walking.
I hate seeing things like that, as this is not the first time a newer Tacoma has been seen in BCS. This is set in 2004, but although it is, the identical cab of the 2005 Tacoma also debuted in 2004.
Tbh, no one in New Mexico had an '05 Tacoma until November 2004, so it's pretty ridiculous to be seeing that.
Would have been funny if due to Mikes sabotage the barrier would have stayed up
I wouldn't be surprised if they have a fail safe.
Not realistic...
The machine won’t accept a new “card” until the bar is down.
@@arctodussimus6198 I said funny, not realistic you genius
@@ThePetaaaaaa
lol
Meh, the middle guy seems like a good law abiding citizen. He probably would have waited and even reported the issue through the speaker lol
Would have been fun to hear Pryce’s voice when the second car asked for assistance at the gate.
That is a gorgeous masterpiece of a car Lalo driving, understated yet so bomb
When cars were made of metal and Chrome. That'll buff right out Lalo.
Yeah, and in an accident, the occupants took the punishment.
Luckily, today’s cars take the punishment, and the occupants walk away.
This is truly the moment when Mike became a pain in the ass for Lalo. Chilling.
Point of the scene: chrome-plated steel bumpers rock.
Mike always has gum in the glove compartment for this scenario exactly. Mans is always prepared for someone following and he jams the ticket reader with a wad. True soldier.
The most dangerous Salamanca
vs
Mike and a bubble gum
I swear to god, You can rely on someone like Vince Gilligan to create an escape scene with something as obscure and simple as a 'Strip of Chewing gum' and make it memorable and ingenius.
It's funny how Lalo chose to rear end a car which caused the smoothie guy to tear down the barrier when all he had to do was back up, go out the entrance and break that barrier. Would have been cheaper.
lalo doesnt have time for dat
He already wasted time by waiting for smoothie guy to go, if he wastes more time by reversing and breaking the entrance then he's certain to lose mkke. Besides paying to repair that car is literally nothing for lalo.
@@mappingshaman5280 he probably even killed that guy out of rage for losing Mike
@@johncoffey9352 no he didn't, in a later episode its mentioned he made lalos car for the hit and run
@@johncoffey9352 That would make no sense to track down a random guy just to kill him for something that wasn't his fault.
I wouyld've waited until the gums had lost of their flavor before using them.
So a good 5 minutes
youll be dead before the flavor is gone if the guy following you is lalo salamanca. hahahah
Dats exactly wut I was thinking lol 😂
So did Mike lol
Fruit Stripe Gum is always my gum of choice for losing tails. Flavor lasts about 5 seconds
The giddy anticipation in knowing that Mike being tailed and choosing to start chewing some gum means that gum will have serious and possibly hilarious consequences, which of course it does
Better Call Saul is next level. Season6 gonna be a blast 🔥 🔥
Is season 5 on netflix
@@cartelplug8183 yes but season 6 is not, not for USA at least!
@@cartelplug8183 you can now even watch s6 !
Especially for Howard.
The real victim of this episode was the milkshake
V Cool acting AND writing. Now we know where the expression ''gumming up the works''' comes from.
The writers take creative advantage over previously scripting Mike as an honest security gatekeeper at a parking lot. From his experience in arguments with Jimmy McGill, we infer that he knows much about the intricate, inside workings of an automatic payment machine. Brilliant writing! It really is.
This is the moment Lalo got “paca paca paca mi caballo”d by Mike !!
Damn. The more I see of these clips, the more I want watch the show! "Mike" is an Awesome character- very cleverly written and superbly acted!!
More like "Lalo narrowly dodges appointment with his maker"
Mike and his silver inflatables, remember he used a balloon to mess up power lines once
One thing I’ve always disliked about this show is how even though it’s supposed to be set in the early 2000s, you always catch these new cars in the background
Just a thought
Vince Gilligan has confirmed that this scene took place in the future!
Amen to that, it's annoying.
@@barthoekstra6760Give the lame joke a rest...
But jeez I can’t help but feel bad for the smoothie guy for a shitty day he’s had, first an old man cuts him off just to leave the lot first. Then another crazy ass rear ends his car just to catch up to the old man. imagine what he’s going to tell his wife what took so long to get home
STICKERS, STICKERS! LALO YOU DONT HAVE ENOUGH STICKRSSS!!
Lalo takes BCS to another level after season 4🔥
Mikes got all the old school macguyver tricks. Mike is one of the coolest characters ever
0:47 only 2004 cars behind
x'D
Well this show takes place in the early to mid 2000s of course.
@@j.fhernandez3457 I think he ment if u look to the left u can see a brand new white Nissan Altima and a new Ford Fusion.kinda threw out the 2004 vibe
They guy stuck in his car at the north gate was my favorite character in the series. I wish they would have done more with him
Wow, amazing how they got that camera shot inside the machine. I fucking love this show!
err...they cut the back off lol
The faces Mike pulls during this scene is epic.
Everybody: uses a trusty gun
Mike: uses his trusty *gum*
Mike deserves his own show.
40% of the show of one show and 7% of another is good enough
I just noticed Pryce's neon light vehicle in the parking lot at 01:10
That's a Jeep 🤡, not a Hummer. Got nothing to do with Price.
3:25 Completely takes out a guy's rear bumper, and his own car is absolutely fine with barely a scratch. Can someone give me Lalo's mechanic's number?
(666)-666-6666
To be fair lalos driving an old chevy monte carlo, and bumpers on cars from those days have solid metal bumpers. The other dude seems to be in a 90's oldsmobile or something and cars from that time and today just have plastic shell bumpers
00:04 I dont think this is Mike in the car. Its very clear its a stuntman :D
As much as I love this scene, I can't help but think the machine wouldn't accept another ticket while the gate was open. Still fantastic nonetheless.
Probably set up that way to be able to let people out quicker (can make a major difference when everyone's shift ends at the same time).
Mike was my favorite on the show especially the part with the goofy guy in the Hummer
3:18 🤣🤣🤣
Break bad and better call Saul amazes me every time. They have such great writers.
lalo never should have challenged him in a parking lot, this is mike’s domain
Stay out of Mike territory
Hours later in the parking lot:
Mike & Lalo are still in their cars.
Mike's police knowledge of criminal tactics reminds me of Rambo's military knowledge of how guerillas work.
They served Both in Vietnam!
This was hard to watch. That drink wasn't in the game.
They had to audition alot of different gum for that scene
@3:08
Me whenever I'm stuck behind a slow person on the road
Same
Fr. Especially driving slow on the left lane.
Man I feel so bad for the middle car guy
When your phone autocorrects "gun" to "gum" in a text-based-modern-day-electronic DnD and you gotta improvise
Finally about time someone uploaded this scene to RUclips!
Seeing Mike outsmarting Lalo was very satisfying..
"You might want to learn how to tail better if you're planing on making a habit of it"
- Mike Ehrmentraut
The writing is brilliant as is the photography. The shot inside the card machine just kills me.
This is the moment when something became something else
No one's as bad ass as Mike😁😁
Except "Nobody"