Breaking Bad

Gus ran a high-tech meth superlab under a laundry factory. Walt on the other hand runs an operation that had to move form house to house, and never really had Gus' level of resources. The purity of the dope also fell from 96% to 60% after Walt left, which speaks about the low quality of the operation that Walt left after retiring.

Lol, the european distributors that Walt benefitted from were also connected with Gus. Walt's so-called "Czech Empire" is nothing to brag about when you're being compared to Gustavo Fring.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Gus put his life on the line and took down the entire Mexican Drug Cartel. Walt had to hide behind a crippled old rata and manipulate the guy closest to being his friend in order to take down Fring. Fring went out in a classy manner even in death. While Walt's death is yet to be shown on the series, I bet it won't be even half as badass as Fring's.

Walt will always be a pale imitation of Gus.

Walt had Gus killed. Smarter than Gus is with less manpower, etc.

Walt had him killed. Direct game of wits and with less resources Gus died.

Who cares how he does he had Gus killed.

Godammit Jesse! You are such a b!tch! And Walt, so are you! Jesse must be put down.

Yeah, all traitors must be given the true death.

I told you guys, Walt would never ever kill Jesse unless it was absolutely necessary.

Skyler and Hank gained some major levels in Complete Assh*le this episode. Even Marie is getting astonishingly vindictive.

Can you blame Skyler? If a drug addict criminal tried to burn your house down, would you just forgive and forget?

Originally posted by Lestov16
Can you blame Skyler? If a drug addict criminal tried to burn your house down, would you just forgive and forget?

Going to 'kill him Walt' is still quite a big step and pretty evil. Skylers been getting alot darker over the season but I think thats the point shes officially broken bad.

Also let me just say that I love that Jesse calls out that Walt's plans always work because he's a combination of ruthless, brilliant and lucky, and then the plaza meet saves Walt from providing actual taped evidence by his ruthless rep and just plain luck.

Anyone care to speculate about Jesse's plan and what he meant about Walt's 'real home?'

Cuz I've got nothing.

Furthermore, I love the contrast. Hank tells Jesse how much Walt cares about him and that he'd never kill him (and he's right) and then immediately goes on to talk about how little he cares about Jesse or if he gets killed.

Skyler has a lot to lose (her kids, freedom) so killing Jesse is the next logical step. Like she said "What's one more?"

Jesse calling out Walt's genius/luck was pretty sweet. He knows better than anyone what he is capable of when he sets his mind on something(car battery, Gus).

As for what Jesse meant, I was wondering the same thing. I was thinking maybe he'll go after Walt's money but I don't think nobody knows where he buried it. My guess, his "empire", go after Lydia to shut the whole operation Walt created.

Originally posted by Nephthys
Furthermore, I love the contrast. Hank tells Jesse how much Walt cares about him and that he'd never kill him (and he's right) and then immediately goes on to talk about how little he cares about Jesse or if he gets killed.

And I think Jesse will go after the meth industry. Try to ruin it somehow to make Walt pissed and screw up.

Walt and Jesse are the Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid of meth, they need to go out in a hail of bullets together.

I wouldn't be surprised if Walter Junior knew what was going on the entire time, and has just been keeping it to himself.

Originally posted by -Pr-
I wouldn't be surprised if Walter Junior knew what was going on the entire time, and has just been keeping it to himself.

I like the way you think. BOOM!

^^ That's how it would go Down!

The final scene of the show is going to be Walt Jr. leaving his family's funeral, tears streaming down his face as mourners wish him well in overcoming his grief. He is going to walk around the corner, out of their sight and then toss away his crutches, stand up straight and adjust his tie before getting in a sports car. Or a suped up Aztek.

He will then pull a slip of paper out of his pocket, and we will see it is the lottery ticket. As he punches the code into his GPS, he picks up an object from the passenger seat. The final shot is a reveal that the object is the Heisenberg hat as Walt Jr. puts it on, smiles crookedly into the rear-view mirror, and revs the engine.

Flynn was the mastermind the entire time.

😄 kayser witman eh?

Originally posted by Nephthys
The final scene of the show is going to be Walt Jr. leaving his family's funeral, tears streaming down his face as mourners wish him well in overcoming his grief. He is going to walk around the corner, out of their sight and then toss away his crutches, stand up straight and adjust his tie before getting in a sports car. Or a suped up Aztek.

He will then pull a slip of paper out of his pocket, and we will see it is the lottery ticket. As he punches the code into his GPS, he picks up an object from the passenger seat. The final shot is a reveal that the object is the Heisenberg hat as Walt Jr. puts it on, smiles crookedly into the rear-view mirror, and revs the engine.

Flynn was the mastermind the entire time.

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Originally posted by Mindset
Walt and Jesse are the Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid of meth, they need to go out in a hail of bullets together.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Jesse better die first.

Originally posted by Mindset
You better die first. babby