"You belong to the cartel now" | Breaking Bad | CLIP 

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Jesse would have had his own Hacienda with fully armed guards at all times given that he was more of an asset than the entire Salamanca family ever was... For like a few months until they had a dozen cooks and their main chemist learned the process

Their main chemist would have exact same issue that Todd had. His product would be subpar, because just like Todd, he didn’t understand that cleanliness of the lab plays a very important role.

​@@zekeiwa5837 hmm, using Jesse to teach their other cooks, that sounds like Gus using Walt to teach Gale, and then (according to Gus' initial plan) BOOM! Walt is over.

@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor Gus only wanted Walt gone after he killed the dealers. Before, he gave Walt an open ended extension to $15M

100% true. They wouldn't like some gringo doing business or telling their guys whats what on their side of the border (even for them) but as long as he kept his mouth shut and didn't cause waves he'd likely be fine. Just learn Spanish, stay off the stuff, and know your place then chances are the only risk he would have had was from southern rival competitors.

He had the best teacher though so he was prepared

It's easy when you're copying somebody else's homework without understanding any bit of it

@@valeria262he definitely understands it. He just never cared to try in high school

@@valeria262 "I don't care if he's a PIG FARMER! He cooks better meth than you do, with your fancy college degrees."

@@valeria262except we get a couple scenes that demonstrate that jesse DOES understand it, the two that come to mind are when he’s cooking with badger and he corrects him multiple times and the time that he cooks on his own and walt tries to find an issue with his meth but jesse did everything right so walt gets pissy

That’s wild cause I feel the exact same way with The Sopranos. I lived in Bergen County Nj all my like, so watching the scenes that incorporated iconic landmarks, restaurants, or gas stations I recognized in their sets also gave me same feeling. I will say Breaking Bad had a way more significant impact on the communities they filmed at cause all of North Jersey is way more dense compared to Albuquerque. The real homeowners of the White’s residence is a perfect example of that alone

Had a similar experience with Grimm. They had a gang shooting scene and described a neighborhood as “real bad” and I was like “Yo my old elementary school is literally a block down that street.”

Please give this to your car wash professional and have an A-1 day!

I wish I had that experience watching a show

Anytime a show is set in Hawai’i my entire family gets together to identify the sets it’s really fun

Oh, let it be the latter one.

did i miss it here or did the creator of this video skip the best line of that scene?

in this context it isn't true. this video has 120,000 views so probably at least one person is not going home and the rest of us are. they will not necessarily die. they might just stay somewhere else for a day. ironic huh. What do you think of that vince. Loser

@@nootcracker Mike says that to Jesse afterwards by the pool, not when they're in the lab

I use that quote all the time.

lmaooo

What? What's this in Reference to?

@@fishertheadore6095 Tuco Salamanca ( the antagonist of season 1 )

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Majid Sadiq really changed after Splinter Cell: Blacklist

being suspicious of Ted with that kind of money was Saul's middle name

A high level snake oil salesman can always spot a lower quality one.

As you should with anyone

@@EskmoFabiothats actually really well said 😅😂

Its not Sauls skill, honestly. If someone has issues with money, lending/gifting them more will not solve the issue. See... managing money is a skill. Some people, plainly speaking, dont have it. Their motto is "spend money to make money", except they forgot the first part about how to make money in the first place, so they just spend money and run themselves down to the ground... rapidly.

Punching bad

It ain’t exactly “little”

@@JustAnotherNamelessGuybig

It's actually a power unit for an industrial oven, the numbers are the thermostat settings lol

"little meth calculator" absolutely sent me 😂

except in this case, it wasn't even like a threat. It was just so matter of fact, like the guy saw no issue at all with belonging to the cartel

Because tuco was already dead.

"what did you say?"

@@Slowzinn143 nothing man, just saying, like they gotta remember they're working for you

i felt the same, kinda thought that gus would kill him right there

Just because you recorded the process in some particular conditions doesn't mean those conditions (like ambient temperature and humidity) can't change and the process have to be altered. This was already explained earlier in the show: Víctor knew the process by heart from watching Walt and Jesse and he tried to replicate it, but Walt told him it's not just blindly following a recipe. Also todd was taught by Walt yet he couldn't hit that high level of purity by himself, so he had to keep Jesse to do the cooking.

@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor Jesse learned from watching.

@@paulelunico Except he didn’t just watch. He was helping Walt the entire time.

Todd did the same and got something like 60-70%

While he's with them, he's not working for himself or anyone else.

I thought that’s what the needle was going to be for at first. Instead of putting it in a machine they give it to a tweaker and they can accurately assess how pure it is, lol

Exactly, people don't know when to stop, if they had at a certain point, they would have had a better life than most.

unless, youre a billionaire. then, even laws dont matter to you

It is worth it if you are competent and smart enough to get away with it. That is why I only ever rooted for Gus.

The sad irony, among other ironic things, is that the cartel probably would’ve treated Jesse better than Jack did

@@jakandratchet9930who would win in a fight/shootout war? The Salamanca’s, Gus and mike vs jacks gang?

​@@morgancarolan8680 that's interesting, I sometimes wonder about this too. Jack's gang took down Declan's and Hank and Gómez while suffering no losses so at least we know they are strong.

Thats not joaquin....Thar's Gaff

@@EngineerMikey5 how did you know that

@@t29heavy67 Because joaquin is the one jesse shot remember?

@@EngineerMikey5 i had no idea until you told me I completely thought gaff was joaquin and i didnt even know they were different people😂 i cant be the only one who didnt notice lol. Either way my original comment still applies😂

@@t29heavy67 You can edit it to Gaff

is it really that disturbing though

Nah they would've kept him as a human slave just like Uncle jack and his gang did... The cartel recorded how Jesse made it but they don't know the intrisic details of HOW to cook....

Probably on live leak

Actual device. Could be gas chromatography/mass spec. They did a decent job of showing the vertical lines on the monitor that reflects the chemical composition. The 96% calculator screen is probably whipped up to make it easier to see.

It's basic chemistry

@@tianli9181 In truth, Jesse's meth may have been even more pure than that. The way the cartel chemist mashes up his meth sample... who know how sterile his equipment was.

It Is a gas chromatografy and with his spectrum ,you can know quality and quantity of a chemistry sunstance ​@@komodo420.

Because its very very difficult and expensive to produce pure meth, you need to be able to afford proper equipment, supplies, space to actually produce it, and you need to learn how to sanitize properly so nothing is contaminated.

Would you not want your own in-house big money maker?

SPOILERS BELOW Gus didny plan for the cartel to stick around, he used jesse as bait

Gus set up a deal where he would give one of his high quality meth manufacturers (jesse) to the cartel in exchange for something. Gus had no intention of actually going through with this plan and was merely using it as an excuse to get all of the remaining salamancas together with their guards down so he could kill them and begin his revenge

depends on which time period

Mafia.

@@the-blue-barron2791 now

Wouldn't the outcome be the same? Death

Neither preferably lmao. That's like asking if I'd rather get bitten by a lion or a tiger, either way the outcome is probably the same

welcome to life, Are you new here?

@@Rykojames are you going to pretend to be the tough guy here like you really been behind the real scenes on how drug operation goes down? This scene is portraying a hard working, detailed oriented freak like Gus and a educated scientist, two kinds of men who can do very well in this life without the need of peddling poison. For the non-criminal such as myself it does happen to be an intriguing glimpse about motive. Don’t come out here screaming naivety at viewers, you not that special and it’s just a tv show

@@Dilomight Get butt hurt all you want.. You’re the one who made a comment being surprised that people take advantage of others for profit.

@@DilomightThat is one hell of a reaction from a slightly sarcastic remark lmao, like damn dude if you're this overly sensitive maybe you shouldn't be on youtube

If Todd couldn't make the blue meth after multiple sessions of hands-on training from Walt himself, what makes you think some guys who recorded with their cell phones one time can do it?

The purity of whatever you put in it lmao

This video belongs to the cartel now