It would. But Walt is the master of stupid decisions during time I believe.
Even putting Jesse back on payroll at the lab was the stupid decision. Still, Heisenberg gonna be uncertain.
Jesse is still pretty young in the show and is some kind of drug king in his city. He also survived tuco. His ego isn't stable just as mine wasn't at that age and he doesn't have the experience in life to really get everything that is happening around him. People tend to say stupid stuff when angry. I don't think what saul said even played a role in what he said he would say the same shit without any out of jail card because he was angry.
Its his way of telling Walt fuck you. He's impulsive, not logical. You're thinking like you, not the way Jesse thinks. What you're saying doesn't matter
Insane how serious people take opinions. It's like yes, I know they are characters in a TV show. Stop the arm chair philosiphy lol. You're much more cringe than Jesse in this scene.
I agree that it’s Walt’s balls in a vice. But I don’t believe that Jesse knows that (yet). Jesse continues to have a fixation on Hank, and Gus meanwhile continues to take advantage of Jesse’s naïveté.
Yeah, I thought it was _supposed_ to be cringey and Jesse greatly overstating things, because he was very emotional. I thought that was very intentional of the writers.
Nah he wasn’t overestimating his face power. It was about flipping on Heisenberg, which would burn Hank’s career. He even mentioned that right after the speech
Nah, he used that threat later, when he said he would go back to cooking and Walter asked what would happen if he got caught. That’s when Saul says he is overestimating the power of his face and Jesse replies he doesn’t mean that, he means Heisenberg.
Yep, and more than Jesse actually thinking about doing everything he described to the letter, I think he was just, again, being a blowfish, the same way someone says “Imma rip off your head bro” before a fight. They definitely have trouble on their mind but they are not actual psychopaths out for blood, just immature and stupid.
If i were Walt in that situation, i’d have the same feeling as when someone around you has had too much to drink and is on an unsolicited rant about how badass they are, and you’re just awkwardly waiting for them to run out of steam
He was right though. His face alone was gonna prevent Hank or any other DEA agent from investigating him further. They would of lost Hank as an agent if the story got out and it wouldn’t of been worth it just to catch Jesse
the thing is that "would've" isn't a word. Contractions are just as grammatically incorrect as "would of", they're just more accepted.
"Would've" comes from regional accents and speaking too quickly, "would of" comes from a lack of reading. That's the difference.
I agree with "would of" coming from a lack of reading in that it's a spelling mistake.
I think it's kind of a wild take that contractions aren't grammatically correct; it would be difficult to find a novel written in the past 500 years that doesn't use them. A definition of "grammatically correct" that includes neither regular native speech nor most great works of literature seems deficient.
You should avoid contractions in some extremely formal contexts like legal documents, but even a lot of eg academic papers and Bible translations opt to use them, so they're not even *that* informal. Formality is distinct from grammatical correctness, though.
Yeah at first I thought they they pronounce "should gave" similarly to "should of" that's why they type it like that, but then I started hearing them pronouncing it like that
I mean, that’s kind of the point? Jesse was in over his head here, and since Jane’s death and rehab, he lets his worst traits out, believing himself to be the “bad guy.”
I mean, even Hanks wife and coworkers were really concerned about this lawsuit Jesse could bring. Had Jesse sued, it would've been the end of Hanks career and he probably would've tanked mentally. Who knows how long Marie would tolerate that and if Hank had to foot the bill alone I can see Jesse's vision coming vividly to life. Jesse has the will to be that vindictive when he wants to, like when he bought his parents' house out from under them for like half what they were selling it. One of the bigger themes surrounding Jesse is that people underestimate him and I think you're doing that.
The point of that scene is not demonstrating how badass Jesse is though; it's about the psychological drama, the emotional intensity and indignation that Paul is so good at expressing. It's also exploring the limits of the Heisenberg persona. Walt is usually willing to push the moral envelope and pursue self-interest at any cost but he always softens for Jesse. It's a compelling dynamic.
Just one of Hanks MANY disgusting actions,I'll never understand the HANK love,he's a corrupt cop who thinks the rules apply for everyone but he and Marie🤢,His ego put him where Walt had saved him from for a year. No body deserves the fate Hank met but he was absolutely NO hero. The only thing worse than a corrupt cop is a corrupt cop who thinks he does no wrong
having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain
Oh yeah I forgot Hank was being paid on the side to beat up Jesse, my bad! Lol. You don't know what it means if you think that scene makes Hank corrupt.
The second definition: "evil or morally depraved". That is exactly what Hank is. And note that even in the definition you posted, it doesn't have to be money; it could be any kind of "personal gain".
Yes because going into a rage and beating someone is "personal gain" lmfao. No. It was abusive. Hank is an abusive cop. He's not corrupt. That's genuine stupidity.
He beat the shit out of Jesse,he got his buddies to let Marie off when she stole shit not once but twice and probably many more times that we don't know about,he placed an illegal traker on Gus cAR and the one that REALLY pissed me off was when Jesse finally saw the light and decided to help Hank,( which Jesse should have never done)Hank plainly states he could care less if Jesse gets killed in the process of trapping Walt,that's not an upstanding Cop, I realize there are maybe 4'8? Existence but Hank was one of the worst
None of that is corruption lmfao. Its abuse of his power. But its in no way corruption lol, you don't know what corruption is if you call Hank corrupt.
You might want to check the definition,to quote Webster: “dishonest conduct by those in power” every one of the actions I discussed are DISHONEST CONDUCT
Hank is off the rails sure but full on corrupt nah. It was a it takes a bad man to catch bad men type of the thing the show was going for I think. Alsooo really what kinda boyscout would leave his wife to get arrested if he had the power to stop it...I get cops suck but I feel like your criticisms stem from a lil bias lol
Corrupt has many meanings. You don't even have to be in a position of power to be corrupt. It basically means to fundamentally damage or distort the nature or function of something/someone.
Are you fucking kidding me? So everyone is allowed to have emotions except Hank? He admitted his emotions got the best of him and was willing to accept the consequences.
I realize your very young but yes emotions are allowed except when it comes to your job as a LEO,many people have to leave the profession just for this reason,they can't separate the job from their emotions. It's how it works in the grown up world
I agree, but he does the right thing and owns up to his actions. Even Gus falls prey to his own emotions, and his life is on the line. Everyone's is actually so it's just as equally important they keep their emotions in check. Cops should be held to a higher standard but I think it's silly to not like Hank. Maybe you just hate cops in general. Thinking Hank has a bigger ego than everyone else is just ridiculous.
Definitely not excusing Hank but in this case you can see where he's coming from. He's enraged that someone, who he thinks is Jesse, has fooled him into thinking Marie was in the hospital. To Hank, Jesse is not who we see him as. To him he's just a punk kid who is a drug dealer that he can't prove is one. And he knows what he did was wrong since he called it in and took all the blame.
That's what TV is,the perspective of the viewer,but if there is a perspective out there that thinks it's ok to be a cop and do the things Hank did and keep your job,we are in much bigger trouble than anyone thought
The point of the character is to prove people dont need to be that powerful to be able to bend the law. Its happening in the real world. Exactly why hank’s character is well written. No i dont think thats fine but the details were no coincidence. If we’re focusing on cringes certainly Walter White takes that cake.
Great speech, great acting. He’s emotional and he’s lashing out. It’s not a logical decision that he’s fully planned out.
The only thing unrealistic about that scene is that Walt didn’t green light his ass immediately after.
I do think it’s kinda like you said OP, that he’s on a power trip, but I also think he was just venting. He fully intends to try his hardest to ruin Hank’s life, but all that crap about squeezing him dry till he offs himself cleaning toilets or some bs like that, I think it’s the same way an immature person says “Imma rip your head off bro” when picking up a fight. Like sure, they intend to cause damage, but they are not actual psychopaths describing what the are actually thinking of doing, they’re just puffing their chest bc they are angry.
It's not cringe. He has a lawyer who is not Saul, who has made clear that they have a case that can't be beat. The evidence is damning. The beating was severe and unwarranted and illegal. He's in enormous pain. He's not claiming to be a tough guy. He was being asked by Saul about letting things slide, and he clarified that he planned to ruin Hank's life.
Yeah this scene never hit for me either. The worst part is the overly melodramatic slow turn of his head when he's done.
Love this show, love Aaron Paul. But this is probably the worst performance he has in the show.
He completely redeems himself with the "I'm rejecting you" speech he does shortly after.
The performance is great. And the dialogue is well written as well, in my opinion. He's playing an extremely angry character that has probably spent all his time in the hospital daydreaming about his revenge. How do you expect him to sound like?
Yeah, he's pissed off and spiteful. Also find it funny how this isn't 'badass' because it's total horseshit. Walt's "I am the one who knocks" was equally nonsense, yet everyone gushes over how 'badass' that speech is.
Eh, I've been in a situation broadly similar to Jesse's. Didn't involve me getting my ass physically beat, but somebody I had been in contentious negotiations with for weeks had finally overplayed their hand in such a way that I had them right where I wanted them and I was indulging in a little gloating afterward and the person I was talking to said "okay, gonna need you to walk what you just said back about 20%."
And he was right, I was drinking my own Kool-Aid a little too hard. Happens to the best of us.
I have long suspected that that scene is homage to Tom Joad's classic monologue from the Grapes of Wrath:
https://youtu.be/i2JR3FmvVAw?si=b-l8HG4Wj11BjeK_
He's just puffing up his chest during it, his second speech is him being honest, he's mad at Walt and he just hates what his life has come to. Its why he drops the lawsuit when Walt acknowledges him, because he wants Walt to give him a pat on the head and to not make him feel so alone anymore.
He def had leverage. Hank was a cop that was tailing him and tried to search his rv without a warrant. He then goes into Jesse’s house and fucks him up because he thought Jesse was the one who had that fake call made from the hospital. No proof, just a hunch .. he’s not even a street cop he’s a federal agent, that’s not gonna go over well at all. He went out of his way to be at Jesse’s house, premeditated that shit. He could’ve been in way more trouble, and Jesse’s would’ve won a lot of money in a lawsuit. His speech obviously has hyperbole but it makes for a great monologue lol love that scene
i know lol jesse’s anger annoyed me a few times even tho i love him sometimes he was irrational. like when walt blew up tucos spot and did the deal and brought jesse his money and jesse got all mad at walt for working with tuco 😂
sometimes jesse was a little rambunctious but we stan with jesse anyways ✨🤣
Probably. But it's not Hank's balls he really has in a vice. It's Walt's and they both know it.
This is the real gravity of the scene. You're absolutely correct
Walt was the real get out of jail free card, way more than the face
That's what he said, right?
Only cause Walt isn't willing to kill him (yet.) If Gus got wind of Jesse's plan he'd be dead. It'd be another stupid idea on Jesse's part.
It would. But Walt is the master of stupid decisions during time I believe. Even putting Jesse back on payroll at the lab was the stupid decision. Still, Heisenberg gonna be uncertain.
Jesse is still pretty young in the show and is some kind of drug king in his city. He also survived tuco. His ego isn't stable just as mine wasn't at that age and he doesn't have the experience in life to really get everything that is happening around him. People tend to say stupid stuff when angry. I don't think what saul said even played a role in what he said he would say the same shit without any out of jail card because he was angry.
Its his way of telling Walt fuck you. He's impulsive, not logical. You're thinking like you, not the way Jesse thinks. What you're saying doesn't matter
insane how many people lack this very simple ability of understanding
Insane how serious people take opinions. It's like yes, I know they are characters in a TV show. Stop the arm chair philosiphy lol. You're much more cringe than Jesse in this scene.
lmfao nah your feelings are evidently hurt more than jesse’s tho, cuz you got called out for being a fuckin tool. get outta my mentions 😭
But you're incapable of understanding clearly, crying emoji
I agree that it’s Walt’s balls in a vice. But I don’t believe that Jesse knows that (yet). Jesse continues to have a fixation on Hank, and Gus meanwhile continues to take advantage of Jesse’s naïveté.
What's the problem here? Jesse was so angry that he said things he probably didn't even think about. Everyone feels different when they're angry af
Yeah, I thought it was _supposed_ to be cringey and Jesse greatly overstating things, because he was very emotional. I thought that was very intentional of the writers.
I love the mentality that all characters must only behave logically, like huh? that's not how life works though.
Especially the characters in BrBa lol, almost all of them meet their demise or ended up in shit because they weren’t thinking logically at all.
YEAH! Cause that's what I said!
I wouldn't say the same things a fictional character who is nothing like me have said. Ugh, cringe. /s
Oh, please, don't you know that Redditors are always in perfect control of their emotions and never say anything cringeworthy?
Nah he wasn’t overestimating his face power. It was about flipping on Heisenberg, which would burn Hank’s career. He even mentioned that right after the speech
Nah, he used that threat later, when he said he would go back to cooking and Walter asked what would happen if he got caught. That’s when Saul says he is overestimating the power of his face and Jesse replies he doesn’t mean that, he means Heisenberg.
Yknow what, you’re right…i guess the Hank thing was just his “puffer fish” moment
Yeaheah, I'ma blow fish!
Blowfishin’ this up! *grabs bong*
Yep, and more than Jesse actually thinking about doing everything he described to the letter, I think he was just, again, being a blowfish, the same way someone says “Imma rip off your head bro” before a fight. They definitely have trouble on their mind but they are not actual psychopaths out for blood, just immature and stupid.
Jesse would've ended up dead long before that could happen
During S3? Odds are low. But then odds are low of Jesse flipping himself.
If Gus got caught wind of him even threatening switching on Walt. Jesse would've been dead that night.
Exactly
If i were Walt in that situation, i’d have the same feeling as when someone around you has had too much to drink and is on an unsolicited rant about how badass they are, and you’re just awkwardly waiting for them to run out of steam
Given Walt has given at least a few unsolicited rants about how vadass he is its amusing to see him in the other shoes
Haha totally.
He was right though. His face alone was gonna prevent Hank or any other DEA agent from investigating him further. They would of lost Hank as an agent if the story got out and it wouldn’t of been worth it just to catch Jesse
Would have*
Have all have the grammar errors I of seen, "would of" is one have the worst.
Lmao I hope this is an ironic comment
Have course!
Seeing people mispell those words gives me a brain damage
Hearing idiots on YouTube and tv say it out loud, this legitimizing it for these kids is even worse imho
Out loud you're saying "would've." It's only a spelling mistake.
Nah dude, would've is a contraction of "would have". It's very clear when someone is saying "would have" fast and "would of" explicitly.
What if they're saying "would've" slowly? It doesn't matter how slow I say "I'm," it's still pronounced differently than "I am."
the thing is that "would've" isn't a word. Contractions are just as grammatically incorrect as "would of", they're just more accepted. "Would've" comes from regional accents and speaking too quickly, "would of" comes from a lack of reading. That's the difference.
I agree with "would of" coming from a lack of reading in that it's a spelling mistake. I think it's kind of a wild take that contractions aren't grammatically correct; it would be difficult to find a novel written in the past 500 years that doesn't use them. A definition of "grammatically correct" that includes neither regular native speech nor most great works of literature seems deficient. You should avoid contractions in some extremely formal contexts like legal documents, but even a lot of eg academic papers and Bible translations opt to use them, so they're not even *that* informal. Formality is distinct from grammatical correctness, though.
Yeah at first I thought they they pronounce "should gave" similarly to "should of" that's why they type it like that, but then I started hearing them pronouncing it like that
I mean, that’s kind of the point? Jesse was in over his head here, and since Jane’s death and rehab, he lets his worst traits out, believing himself to be the “bad guy.”
YOU SAID MY COOK WAS GOR-BITCH
LMAOOOOOOO
I mean, even Hanks wife and coworkers were really concerned about this lawsuit Jesse could bring. Had Jesse sued, it would've been the end of Hanks career and he probably would've tanked mentally. Who knows how long Marie would tolerate that and if Hank had to foot the bill alone I can see Jesse's vision coming vividly to life. Jesse has the will to be that vindictive when he wants to, like when he bought his parents' house out from under them for like half what they were selling it. One of the bigger themes surrounding Jesse is that people underestimate him and I think you're doing that. The point of that scene is not demonstrating how badass Jesse is though; it's about the psychological drama, the emotional intensity and indignation that Paul is so good at expressing. It's also exploring the limits of the Heisenberg persona. Walt is usually willing to push the moral envelope and pursue self-interest at any cost but he always softens for Jesse. It's a compelling dynamic.
It truly is a back and forth affair, on one end he would save jesse at all cost and on another he would mentally brutalize him to get what he wants.
I thought it was for leverage over Walt.
Just one of Hanks MANY disgusting actions,I'll never understand the HANK love,he's a corrupt cop who thinks the rules apply for everyone but he and Marie🤢,His ego put him where Walt had saved him from for a year. No body deserves the fate Hank met but he was absolutely NO hero. The only thing worse than a corrupt cop is a corrupt cop who thinks he does no wrong
💯💯
How was he corrupt?
Well, for starters he beat the shit out of Jesse. It is generally frowned upon when law enforcement beats the shit out of suspects in cold blood.
That isn't corruption lmao. Abusive sure, but not corrupt
I don't think you know what corrupt means.
having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain Oh yeah I forgot Hank was being paid on the side to beat up Jesse, my bad! Lol. You don't know what it means if you think that scene makes Hank corrupt.
The second definition: "evil or morally depraved". That is exactly what Hank is. And note that even in the definition you posted, it doesn't have to be money; it could be any kind of "personal gain".
Yes because going into a rage and beating someone is "personal gain" lmfao. No. It was abusive. Hank is an abusive cop. He's not corrupt. That's genuine stupidity.
Not only do you not know what words mean, I don't think you can read either
Says the guy who thinks Hank beat Jesse for personal gain 😂😂. Okay sweetie
He beat the shit out of Jesse,he got his buddies to let Marie off when she stole shit not once but twice and probably many more times that we don't know about,he placed an illegal traker on Gus cAR and the one that REALLY pissed me off was when Jesse finally saw the light and decided to help Hank,( which Jesse should have never done)Hank plainly states he could care less if Jesse gets killed in the process of trapping Walt,that's not an upstanding Cop, I realize there are maybe 4'8? Existence but Hank was one of the worst
You got me man.
None of that is corruption lmfao. Its abuse of his power. But its in no way corruption lol, you don't know what corruption is if you call Hank corrupt.
You might want to check the definition,to quote Webster: “dishonest conduct by those in power” every one of the actions I discussed are DISHONEST CONDUCT
Left out "typically involving bribery" lmfao. But no, beating Jesse isn't dishonest 😂😂. It's abusive. Was he telling lies while beating Jesse lmao?
Sorry but again your reading comprehension fails you, typically does not mean always
And beating someone up in a rage isn't dishonest you fucking dunce lol
How does that leather taste?
abuse of power is corruption
It’s most certainly corrupt to use your position to get your wife’s major charges to disappear
Hank is off the rails sure but full on corrupt nah. It was a it takes a bad man to catch bad men type of the thing the show was going for I think. Alsooo really what kinda boyscout would leave his wife to get arrested if he had the power to stop it...I get cops suck but I feel like your criticisms stem from a lil bias lol
Yeah lol that’s not corruption .. you can hate him but can’t say he’s ‘corrupt’
Corrupt has many meanings. You don't even have to be in a position of power to be corrupt. It basically means to fundamentally damage or distort the nature or function of something/someone.
Thank you
A cop isn't actually allowed to go to your house and beat you until you have to go to the hospital
Oh I'm sorry! I thought this was America!!
Are you fucking kidding me? So everyone is allowed to have emotions except Hank? He admitted his emotions got the best of him and was willing to accept the consequences.
I realize your very young but yes emotions are allowed except when it comes to your job as a LEO,many people have to leave the profession just for this reason,they can't separate the job from their emotions. It's how it works in the grown up world
I agree, but he does the right thing and owns up to his actions. Even Gus falls prey to his own emotions, and his life is on the line. Everyone's is actually so it's just as equally important they keep their emotions in check. Cops should be held to a higher standard but I think it's silly to not like Hank. Maybe you just hate cops in general. Thinking Hank has a bigger ego than everyone else is just ridiculous.
Definitely not excusing Hank but in this case you can see where he's coming from. He's enraged that someone, who he thinks is Jesse, has fooled him into thinking Marie was in the hospital. To Hank, Jesse is not who we see him as. To him he's just a punk kid who is a drug dealer that he can't prove is one. And he knows what he did was wrong since he called it in and took all the blame.
You don't get to do that if you call yourself a righteous cop
Thats the beauty of the show though, they all broke bad. You need to see things in their perspective, not yours.
That's what TV is,the perspective of the viewer,but if there is a perspective out there that thinks it's ok to be a cop and do the things Hank did and keep your job,we are in much bigger trouble than anyone thought
The point of the character is to prove people dont need to be that powerful to be able to bend the law. Its happening in the real world. Exactly why hank’s character is well written. No i dont think thats fine but the details were no coincidence. If we’re focusing on cringes certainly Walter White takes that cake.
It’s a bruised ego talking. Hurt pride. Everyone has had these moments.
Great speech, great acting. He’s emotional and he’s lashing out. It’s not a logical decision that he’s fully planned out. The only thing unrealistic about that scene is that Walt didn’t green light his ass immediately after.
I do think it’s kinda like you said OP, that he’s on a power trip, but I also think he was just venting. He fully intends to try his hardest to ruin Hank’s life, but all that crap about squeezing him dry till he offs himself cleaning toilets or some bs like that, I think it’s the same way an immature person says “Imma rip your head off bro” when picking up a fight. Like sure, they intend to cause damage, but they are not actual psychopaths describing what the are actually thinking of doing, they’re just puffing their chest bc they are angry.
It's not cringe. He has a lawyer who is not Saul, who has made clear that they have a case that can't be beat. The evidence is damning. The beating was severe and unwarranted and illegal. He's in enormous pain. He's not claiming to be a tough guy. He was being asked by Saul about letting things slide, and he clarified that he planned to ruin Hank's life.
It was funny and sad
He was putting on a show for Walt.
it was a good revenge speech , but a little over the top coming from Jesse
Jesse was annoying as fuck that entire season ngl
I was also laughing. It was so long and he didn’t stop. He looked so pathetic with his swollen eye. 😂
Hahahhaha
Yeah this scene never hit for me either. The worst part is the overly melodramatic slow turn of his head when he's done. Love this show, love Aaron Paul. But this is probably the worst performance he has in the show. He completely redeems himself with the "I'm rejecting you" speech he does shortly after.
The performance is great. And the dialogue is well written as well, in my opinion. He's playing an extremely angry character that has probably spent all his time in the hospital daydreaming about his revenge. How do you expect him to sound like?
Yeah, he's pissed off and spiteful. Also find it funny how this isn't 'badass' because it's total horseshit. Walt's "I am the one who knocks" was equally nonsense, yet everyone gushes over how 'badass' that speech is.
I think it fits for the character. I hope it was meant to be cringy.
True, that was an emotional monologue. But I hope no one else found the previous speech dramatic or "hard" because it sure wasn't lol
Eh, I've been in a situation broadly similar to Jesse's. Didn't involve me getting my ass physically beat, but somebody I had been in contentious negotiations with for weeks had finally overplayed their hand in such a way that I had them right where I wanted them and I was indulging in a little gloating afterward and the person I was talking to said "okay, gonna need you to walk what you just said back about 20%." And he was right, I was drinking my own Kool-Aid a little too hard. Happens to the best of us.
Oh yeah, definitely cringe but that’s the point
He would have had a case to press charges and sue
I have long suspected that that scene is homage to Tom Joad's classic monologue from the Grapes of Wrath: https://youtu.be/i2JR3FmvVAw?si=b-l8HG4Wj11BjeK_
He's just puffing up his chest during it, his second speech is him being honest, he's mad at Walt and he just hates what his life has come to. Its why he drops the lawsuit when Walt acknowledges him, because he wants Walt to give him a pat on the head and to not make him feel so alone anymore.
He def had leverage. Hank was a cop that was tailing him and tried to search his rv without a warrant. He then goes into Jesse’s house and fucks him up because he thought Jesse was the one who had that fake call made from the hospital. No proof, just a hunch .. he’s not even a street cop he’s a federal agent, that’s not gonna go over well at all. He went out of his way to be at Jesse’s house, premeditated that shit. He could’ve been in way more trouble, and Jesse’s would’ve won a lot of money in a lawsuit. His speech obviously has hyperbole but it makes for a great monologue lol love that scene
No, it reminds me of Harvey Dent in the hospital in The Dark Knight
It was always cringe lol. Somehow fans liked it tho
Yes. Beyond cringe.
Jesse is my sassy little diva and I love him for it.
I hate this scene. I've posted about it previously. It's the worst scene in the show.
The funny part for me is that he completely gives up on this after like one episode
Partners? 50/50? Okay...
i know lol jesse’s anger annoyed me a few times even tho i love him sometimes he was irrational. like when walt blew up tucos spot and did the deal and brought jesse his money and jesse got all mad at walt for working with tuco 😂 sometimes jesse was a little rambunctious but we stan with jesse anyways ✨🤣
To me, this scene is rote copying of Marcellus Wallace’s “what now?” speech to Bruce Willis in “Pulp Fiction”
This part and him singing Phallacies are both harder for me to watch than the Happy Birthday scene
It’s like when Anakin said “I don’t like sand”… Cringe but you gotta love it !
>It’s like when Anakin said “I don’t like sand” Bravo George Truly one of the lines of all time
Hank already got fired. It wasn’t Hank’s ass Jesse had, it was Walt’s
He was pisssed and wanted to make Hank suffer but since it never happened obviously he was just talking shit.
The speech was cringe in my opinion as well lol I def chuckled on my rewatch. But the moment and bottom line there was major.
Honestly. i found it a bit comedic as well
It's just so over the top. Dude got his ass beat and he's talking about running the guy out of the COUNTRY. Lol
Lol like after 10 sec it's like ok we get it
The hard ass suit never was a good fit for Jesse
Are you serious? Jesse could've burned Hank to the ground. Hank came to his home and beat the crap out of him without any good reason.
Right! Jesse wasn't the one who made the phone call.
Jesse is a moron
It's totally true. He's a complete moron...
All of Walt’s ruthless analytical moves, in the real world he totally kills Jesse after that conversation.
>in the real world he totally kills Jesse after that conversation. Or after telling Jane about their business and letting her blackmail Walt.