Walt Replaces Jesse as Cook | Breaking Bad (Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul)

After Jesse (Aaron Paul) becomes the new cook in Gus Fring's (Giancarlo Esposito) business, Walt (Bryan Cranston) meets with him and Saul (Bob Odenkirk) to let them know that things have changed.

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From Season 3, Episode 5 "Más"

Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in the world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.

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[SteadyEddie]

"Ten even. But I can't go any lower and still respect FIVE!" LOL Saul always out to make a buck 😂😂😂

[UgurtanoBartozzolo]

This is Jesse repeating the Gray Matter deal to Walt's face without knowing it.

[koalawithchaingun]

If that really was the last money Jesse ever made in that business, his life would've turned out a lot better.

[Winterstick]

Be funny if the Pollos bag only had fried chicken in it.

[dannypitcherenterprises]

“It’s the way of the world kid, go with the winner.” That’s Jimmy McGill talking and that line makes so much sense after watching Better Call Saul.

[shaunhunterit]

Walt tolerates things from Jesse that he would never tolerate from anyone else

[ArtistNotFound]

Truly love how Walt used to say “it’s just basic chemistry” and how’s he’s all “THIS IS MY FORMULA”

[StainsStainsStains]

Jesse should have been like "fair enough, im outta here" and retired from the business and never crossed paths with walt or saul again.

[iyulien]

2:55 "It's the way of the world kid, go with the winner" this hits harder after the the "Winner Takes it all" episode from better call Saul

[xtiersyt]

This is the moment, when the moment, became the moment.

[jokerraton]

Walt literally sounds like a jaded lover trying to make their ex jealous when he talks to Jesse in this scene

[H.K.]

People blame Walt for every bad thing that happened to Jesse but scenes like this prove that Jesse brought a lot of that on himself.

[i-work-at-enron]

Walt staying firm with his 5% reminds me of a certain bargaining scene in Nightcrawler.

[Ghaltouni]

This right here is the difference between Walt and Gus. Jesse would've died in Saul's office if he were dealing with Gus, Walter likes to make exceptions for Jesse and Hank

[tirthankarsarkar]

The way Walt haggles Saul down to agree on 5% is the exact same strategy Asian moms use to bargain with shopkeepers.

[_Devil]

"Yo Mistah White, this bag, like, smells like chicken, yo"

*Walt opens the bag*

"OH FUCK I LOST THE MONEY JESSE"

[yungthug]

If Jesse had just left it here, it would have been over, in the first half of breaking bad, most things that went wrong was because of Jesse and the 2nd half most of it was because of Walt, Walt started becoming the problem the moment Jesse shot gale

[captainweekend]

This is another one of those scenes that feels like it could have come from a GTA style game, Jesse saying Walt is late because he was busy doing side quests 🤣

[soulpatrolhawaii]

Jesse’s preferred last angry word is always “b!tch” 😂

[calebgideon]

After watching BCS and then going back to BB, It becomes so clear how much of a conniving piece of garbage Walter is. I mean, we all knew he was. But when I first watched the show, my young mind perceived him as such a badass.