@@Jambunctious "Stanley was fat and ugly and really, really stupid. He probably only got his job through a family connection, that's how stupid he is. Either that or drug money. Also Stanley is addicted to drugs and hookers."
Agreed. Amazing heat check performance from this guy. Shows up once in this epic show for an explosive cold open with barely any lines. Memorable and twisted. Franch is life
I mean... He definitely just quit immediately after walking out of the room, right? Imagine supervising an entire TEAM of expert scientists, pouring thousands of man hours into tweaking and crafting delicious sauces, and your boss tries each and every one of them once... and then proceeds to raw dog dry hashbrowns immediately afterwards without even considering a second dip into any of them. Pretty sure he just hung up his lab coat in shame, never to dabble in condiments again 😂
I mean considering the drug bust was worldwide news, and that they worked for the company that owned his restaurants I’m pretty sure they knew immediately it wasn’t their fault
This scene was filmed in my high schools culinary arts classroom. The whole scene actually was even in the hallway areas. Not only an iconic scene but also fills me with nostalgia
Knowing that crystal blue was the main income for schuler and madrigal just the shell company. Imagine the ceiling potential of this empire if it reached its peak. Those franchise spread all over the continents and Walt keep his ego checked. Hank would had a report that Heisenberg's blue was found in Shanghai
I feel like at that point Gus/Madrigal is able to influencer global markets on the legitimately side even more. Which calls for federal contacts. They're basically as untouchable as the Merchant of Death at the end of Lord of War
I love love LOVE how long breaking bad and better call saul are willing to wait before a scene 'clicks'. No establishing shot of why we're in this (absurdly clean) test kitchen, no explanation as to the man's dettachment, just a slow reveal with lingering questions which pays off dramatically.
Actor playing the head lab guy did a great job of going from snarky, smiling, sure-of-himself progressively to someone who wishes the floor would swallow him up. Even the bit players on this show did a superb job.
Absolutely 💯 Something not often mentioned is the authenticity of the physical stunt of him falling on his face at the end. I often wonder how they’re able to do these seemingly harmless moves to themselves, but if I tried that I’d break my neck. Another similar scene is when Ted tripped & paralyzed himself 🤔
FYI -- A 'brix number' is a real thing, and refers to the amount of dissolved sugars in a liquid solution. The higher the brix number, the more sugar. That's why he was bragging about upping the brix while using less honey. He made the sauce sweeter while using much less of an expensive ingredient, replacing it with cheaper corn syrup. It's a pretty smart scene actually, because it also shows how corporations are removing natural sugars from our food and replacing them with processed garbage, while patting themselves on the back for it.
Sugar is sugar, and honey actually has a higher ratio of fructose to glucose than high-fructose corn syrup. This appeal to nature BS about using honey instead of sugar is just marketing nonsense to sell overpriced food that is no better for you (and possibly even worse). You even have people now talking about "real" sugar like it's a healthy option now. Imo it does taste better, but that has nothing to do with health, lol.
The extremely unceremonious sequence of him face-planting into the bathroom floor, followed by the overhead shot of the automatic toilet flushing is the cherry on top of this scene. So good.
@@bathenhofenIt’s dark and morbid, tells a story almost entirely visually, with just a touch of dark humor at the end for emphasis, and as a book-end. It’s amazing
since we're talking about symbolism does anyone think there's anything deeper going on with him pushing the sauces to the side and choosing to eat dry hash browns instead of ones with sauce? why'd he do that?
Scientist 1: "He was really quiet after trying the Franch dressing, I wonder how he liked it?" Scientist 2: "Didn't you hear? The first thing he did after the tasting was walk into a bathroom with a defibrillator and killed himself." Scientist 1: ". . . mien got, what have I done?"
Yeah I always wondered why the cops didn't just assume that, like a normal person, he's going to be in the bathroom a few minutes and THEN they can talk to him...or why he didn't buy himself another couple minutes by just saying he's on the toilet... 😂
Nobody, I mean nobody, is just taking a dump when they see a bunch of cops in their office. Well, they might be shitting themselves when they realize they are going to prison for a long time.
The only problem with the scene is that AED's won't function unless they detect your heart has stopped. That's why they're called automatic electronic defibrillators.
For real. It's trendy to say suicide is the coward's way out, but if you're in the position of a guy like this, or a Hitler in the bunker, cowardice is the only reason to NOT end it.
@@lh1411boyJa! Irgendwie klingt's nach schwedischem oder dänischen Akzent. Vor allem im Labor. Als Deutscher kann man das nicht als echt wahrnehmen. Obwohl es um Längen besser ist als z.B. Alan Rickmans Hans Gruber in "Die Hard". Der war einfach komplett daneben. Hier stimmt die Grammatik und das Vokabular aber alles klingt leicht steril ohne die richtigen Emotionen. Ein bißchen so, als würden fremdsprachige Schüler im Deutschunterricht einen unbekannten Text zum ersten Mal vorlesen.
@@karl-heinzepchen1280 Ich bin nicht deutsch aber ich kann das auch wahrnehmen. Die Mexikaner in diese serie reden auch nicht wie Mexikaner, eher wie aus Sud-Amerika.
@ppppppqqqppp or... hear me out... OR have it fall and shatter into a million pieces when someone walks by and nudges it a little. They probably put it there so it was higher up to get a better shot and make it easier for the guy to grab it, tbh
@@1R0QU012 no disrespect but I don't think high trust levels in a society does not warrant someone bumping into a pillar in the middle of an hallway and knocking something out but then again this is germany so yeah
Even though this is a small scene it just shows the scale of Gus Frings Meth business, it was running like clock work, everything went under the radar until Walter White showed up.
One problem: that's an AED. As in an AUTOMATED Emergency Defibrillator. AEDs, especially the kind you would find in an office building are fully automatic so they can safely be used by members of the general public rather than medical professionals.These automatically trigger a shock ONLY when the appropriate heart activity for a shock is found. The shock is not and CANNOT be triggered manually.
He tore off one electrode pad and stuck the wire in his mouth. I assume that made the machine read his heart rhythm wrong and deliver lethal current. Would it work? Almost certainly not. It would give people ideas.
@racookster yeah, this is the mental process I was working with. The first aid courses for these shows them to be fairly fool proof rather than the hospital ones you can just trigger. But the scene was too good for me to not suspend disbelief.
To me as a German this is super funny bc commercial drug trafficking in Germany is punishable by a maximum of 10 to 15 years for crystal meth. The guy ended his life for nothing. Edit to all of you talking about extradition: Germany usually doesn't extradite its citizens, especially if it's into a non-EU country or if the possible sentencing there would be unusually harsh compared to a possible sentencing in Germany for the same act.
15 years at his age plus losing his reputation may have been enough to push him over the edge BUT let's be real, the ones at the top hardly ever get punished. Still, I choose to believe lmao
Well, he was involved in international drug trafficking. Is that different? Also, had connections to murderous criminals, is there an extra penalty for that?
@@caiodecastro7956 I used to post on this channel but voided/privated all of my videos. My YT is linked to my Twitch where I stream regularly (not much atm cause life is lifing right now) so maybe some people followed from there
I really wish the writers provided more background for Shuller and Fring and their activities in Chile years before. They were important enough for Lalo to bring up to Juan Bolsa in BCS.
Yeah, it is correct and all, but sounds like they had a native speaker teach a non-native speaker a long time to get it right. Like a Scotsman or Welshman trying to sound very Texan. xD
I like how the guy went into detail on how he and his team went about changing seasonings to the smallest ingredients but then left the ketchup essentially how it already was. Can’t fix perfection.
I barely remembered it either, probably only saw it when the episode originally aired 10 years ago. He was gonna go down for being connected to Gus and did this
@@24Ruiner I had to look it up and read the plot synopsys for a refresher. I haven't watched any episode more than once, as seeing the entire series once through satisfied me, but I've watched many clips on YT, for old time's sake.
The scene and character was revisited in Better Call Saul for a very good reason, it was extremely abrupt and too vague regarding Schuler's affiliation with Gus. Apparently he was a good friend and a long time associate of Gus and used Madrigal Electromotive to not only run his shipping network but also to launder and embezzle money by being Los Pollos Hermanos' parent company
"We call it Franch!" And at this point, Peter decided that death was the only way out.
The researcher was really proud of their wit. Though he also brough "basically catchup".
Heard the narration in the voice-over from Stanley Parable
@@Jambunctious *As you should have.*
💀💀💀
@@Jambunctious "Stanley was fat and ugly and really, really stupid. He probably only got his job through a family connection, that's how stupid he is. Either that or drug money. Also Stanley is addicted to drugs and hookers."
Talk about a depressing last meal, he nailed the look of a man who is in preoccupied despair comfort eating lol.
I'd be absolutlely fine with tater tots for my last meal. Hell, I'd probably request it! :3
@@jamesgizasson what's with the ":3".....
@@Juhg. Why do you care?
Agreed. Amazing heat check performance from this guy. Shows up once in this epic show for an explosive cold open with barely any lines. Memorable and twisted. Franch is life
@@Juhg. It's a smiling cat face. Meow!
When i started this episode, i legit thought i had clicked on the wrong show.
It was an intro and prob the best intro scene on breaking bad besides the first episode when walt is without pants
@@eightyoutube11 That was so hot 🥵
Me too. th-cam.com/video/cEpKcBkkVMY/w-d-xo.html
That's why BrBa intros are so special
@@eightyoutube11 what episode was this?
We owe a great deal to Peter for sacrificing his life to prevent Franch from hitting the market.
😂nooooooooo
No, I've seen it. It exists. Sorry.
Frainch
Ranch dressing, okay
No, frainch!
"The following people will stay here. Keitel. Jodl. Krebs. Buchdorf."
"THAT WAS AN ORDER! HERR SCHULER CO-OPERATING WITH CHIEF INSPECTOR KUNST WAS AN ORDER!!"
“Herr Schuler, I cannot permit you to insult the Franch”
@@officialFredDurstfanclub "Herr Schuler I object to your silence on the franch"
And Fagelein
FEGELEIN!
It was either end it all or have diarrhea for a month from the Cajun kickass.
A shocking way to go
😂😂😂
It was a reformulation meant to reduce gastric distress, would have only been two weeks of diarrhea
Hahaha
I've rewatched breaking bad several times and I don't even remember this scene.
"My boss hated our sauce so much he killed himself"
damn this guy CAN NOT put this on his future resumes
Can not not*
His reference died with it as well 😂
I mean... He definitely just quit immediately after walking out of the room, right?
Imagine supervising an entire TEAM of expert scientists, pouring thousands of man hours into tweaking and crafting delicious sauces, and your boss tries each and every one of them once... and then proceeds to raw dog dry hashbrowns immediately afterwards without even considering a second dip into any of them.
Pretty sure he just hung up his lab coat in shame, never to dabble in condiments again 😂
@@georgemartinez932 Sauces shouldn't even take 1000 of hours to craft in a laboratory, shame on them lol
Really did not like the Franch.
I wonder how long it took the scientist to realize the boss didn't kill himself because he didn't like the food.
@@SamBrickell they'll never know
He liked the food. The sauce, on the other hand...😅
I mean considering the drug bust was worldwide news, and that they worked for the company that owned his restaurants I’m pretty sure they knew immediately it wasn’t their fault
What!?! I thought he killed himself over the food?
@@LCaddyStudiosk, thanks Francis.
This scene was filmed in my high schools culinary arts classroom. The whole scene actually was even in the hallway areas. Not only an iconic scene but also fills me with nostalgia
Meaning the whole building is actually a high school?
@ correct! I think the part in the bathroom is a studio because the bathrooms in the school were definitely not that nice lol
@ that’s really creative by the stagehands. I wonder if it was for a reason?
But you don't say which highschool or at least which state or city? 😢
@@kilroy4123probably the tax credit incentive for filming in New Mexico + creativity and working with what they had.
Knowing that crystal blue was the main income for schuler and madrigal just the shell company. Imagine the ceiling potential of this empire if it reached its peak. Those franchise spread all over the continents and Walt keep his ego checked. Hank would had a report that Heisenberg's blue was found in Shanghai
Franch-ise, you say?
Imagine if the US had single payer healthcare that covers Walt's cancer treatments
@@dillon5155 I misspell that, right?
@@MM-vs2et be real, man! US with proper health care. That's way improbable than Gus drug empire scenario
I feel like at that point Gus/Madrigal is able to influencer global markets on the legitimately side even more. Which calls for federal contacts. They're basically as untouchable as the Merchant of Death at the end of Lord of War
He wanted 4% more smoke flavour. That was all he wanted.
You nearly killed me. I nearly choked to death eating a sausage roll and reading this comment. I forgive you though.
he compromised. he ate grilled franch off the rahdiator instead
Hahaha good one
@@hydroxide5507ohhhhhhhhhhh a cross tv series joke
lol awesome
@@hydroxide5507 he didn't wanna spend 20 years in the Fran(ch), he compromised... he Cajun Kickassed in a tissue
I don’t think he liked the franch dressing
I like to think he was already on the border of killing himself earlier in the day. Then, when he heard "Franch," it was game over.
No he realized he has experienced everything there is to life after trying the franch dressing so there was nothing left to live for
Yes. That must’ve been it.
😂
@@4N9vxO3WnK😂
The Franch dressing was so good he was speechless, then realized he would never taste anything better so there was no point living any further.
Bravo Vince
Dude, it's not Mulan Szechuan!
He could have just eaten everything with Franch for the rest of his life
He had reached... the peak of flavor 🤣
Top tier comment
There’s something about this scene that’s so intriguing. He knows he’s screwed, the walls are closing in and there’s nothing left
I love love LOVE how long breaking bad and better call saul are willing to wait before a scene 'clicks'.
No establishing shot of why we're in this (absurdly clean) test kitchen, no explanation as to the man's dettachment, just a slow reveal with lingering questions which pays off dramatically.
Yes!
Actor playing the head lab guy did a great job of going from snarky, smiling, sure-of-himself progressively to someone who wishes the floor would swallow him up.
Even the bit players on this show did a superb job.
Also at 0:52 the short guy with gray hair looking around like "is anyone noticing this?"
Absolutely 💯 Something not often mentioned is the authenticity of the physical stunt of him falling on his face at the end. I often wonder how they’re able to do these seemingly harmless moves to themselves, but if I tried that I’d break my neck. Another similar scene is when Ted tripped & paralyzed himself 🤔
He’s gorgeous
This show did so many things so well. I sometimes wonder what the world would be like if GOT had the same attention in later years
@@kevinhibbard320GOT was soo good untill it wasnt 😂
I heard the Franch is to die for
LMFAO YOU WRONG FOR THIS
L O L
Icy what you did there.
The real question tho, is it good enough to kill for?🤔
Gives u terrible heart burn
the Franch drove him to commit his ultimate decision.
In Germany its call the final solution
@@Senior3835 lmao
@@fullysemi-automaticmemes3888 What a sick joke
@@Dowl15 You should've stopped him when you had the chance.
@@Senior3835Beat me to it. By NEIN days, but still.
I dated a German girl once, she made me feel the exact same way.
Little did he know those agents were only there to congratulate him and his company on the Franch
FYI -- A 'brix number' is a real thing, and refers to the amount of dissolved sugars in a liquid solution. The higher the brix number, the more sugar. That's why he was bragging about upping the brix while using less honey. He made the sauce sweeter while using much less of an expensive ingredient, replacing it with cheaper corn syrup. It's a pretty smart scene actually, because it also shows how corporations are removing natural sugars from our food and replacing them with processed garbage, while patting themselves on the back for it.
Hmmm, I've read your note and I find it does nothing to improve the scene by knowing that...
Whats so smart about using a different ingredient…
@@foxbat1766he’s talking about real life food companies.
Honey is just sugar processed by bees instead of machines.
Sugar is sugar, and honey actually has a higher ratio of fructose to glucose than high-fructose corn syrup.
This appeal to nature BS about using honey instead of sugar is just marketing nonsense to sell overpriced food that is no better for you (and possibly even worse). You even have people now talking about "real" sugar like it's a healthy option now. Imo it does taste better, but that has nothing to do with health, lol.
The extremely unceremonious sequence of him face-planting into the bathroom floor, followed by the overhead shot of the automatic toilet flushing is the cherry on top of this scene. So good.
what makes it so good?
@@bathenhofenIt’s dark and morbid, tells a story almost entirely visually, with just a touch of dark humor at the end for emphasis, and as a book-end. It’s amazing
The flushing toilet symbolizes his descent into hell
@@bathenhofen So good not in a good way lol. The cinematography and music
since we're talking about symbolism does anyone think there's anything deeper going on with him pushing the sauces to the side and choosing to eat dry hash browns instead of ones with sauce? why'd he do that?
Scientist 1: "He was really quiet after trying the Franch dressing, I wonder how he liked it?"
Scientist 2: "Didn't you hear? The first thing he did after the tasting was walk into a bathroom with a defibrillator and killed himself."
Scientist 1: ". . . mien got, what have I done?"
Did you mean to spell "Mein Gott"?
@@SuperGlitschM no its his accent. Listen again.
@@SuperGlitschMCajun Kikoss
It's typical German behavior to weaponize condiments. They can never leave well enough alone.
@@SuperGlitschMgrammar police! Almost said the n@$i word but thought better of it.
The way Ms. Tromel looks at him, it's like she knows. She's like "you won't actually be with them shortly, will you?"
Yessss
Hanging his clothes instead of throwing them onto the floor is a peak german automation
Franch was so peak he had to end it all
He realized he wasted 60 years of his life without the Franch
This person knows Germans.
You don’t come back from Franch
Funny thing: in Europe ranch dressing is called ‘American’ and French dressing is vinaigrette.
So instead of Franch it would be vinamerican
It's possible they were creating something purely for the American market.
Amerigrette is catchier
But Franch is so much zippier.
Literally unwatchable
But it's for the US market, not the German market
1:59 The belittling finger pointing is just perfect
Absolutely yes
The most shocking thing about this video is me finding out they're hasbrowns and not popcorn chicken bites like I'd always thought.
I thought they were chicken nuggets.
They’re tater tots! I believe they mentioned that
Imagine he actually is just taking a dump. Like damn bro, i'll be out in a minute
"Sorry Officer, this KickAss Cajun is going right though me!"
Yeah I always wondered why the cops didn't just assume that, like a normal person, he's going to be in the bathroom a few minutes and THEN they can talk to him...or why he didn't buy himself another couple minutes by just saying he's on the toilet... 😂
@@elektro3000because it didn’t matter, he was able to get it done without explaining himself.
Yeah, that policeman is a real Cunst
Nobody, I mean nobody, is just taking a dump when they see a bunch of cops in their office.
Well, they might be shitting themselves when they realize they are going to prison for a long time.
The shocking thing about this scene is the idea of franch
so true, such an amazing flavour obviously can not be real. what were they thinking???
Sounds gross. Sweet tomato-y ranch? 🤢
Restaurant people have been mixing ranch and french dressing for fifty years
Homey's last meal. Allow him to enjoy his Cajun Kick-ass in peace.
The only problem with the scene is that AED's won't function unless they detect your heart has stopped. That's why they're called automatic electronic defibrillators.
An AED actually stops your heart, so it will only trigger if it senses ventricular fibrillation (your heart spazzing out basically)
Shake the disconnected cable. Or fiddle with your tongue on it. Bam. Lore accurate
I think that’s why he bit one end, it probably bypasses that system.
Imagine if the police were there for a completely unrelated reason…
Herr Schuler... we got first contact from the aliens after they heard about your Franch Dressing
It was the drug thing or the fructose syrup in the sauce.
Both unacceptable.
"Herr Schuler, we just have to quickly talk to you about some speeding tickets"
As he presses the button on the defib
he literally was like “mah, I lost. gg” amd left the game.
For real. It's trendy to say suicide is the coward's way out, but if you're in the position of a guy like this, or a Hitler in the bunker, cowardice is the only reason to NOT end it.
And Nvidia entered the chat
Alt+F4
Sauciers in a lab are like the most German thing I can imagine
î just wanna mention it here: they have a very strong accent that indicates that german isnt their motherlanguage/tongue, coming from a german
@@lh1411boyJa! Irgendwie klingt's nach schwedischem oder dänischen Akzent. Vor allem im Labor. Als Deutscher kann man das nicht als echt wahrnehmen. Obwohl es um Längen besser ist als z.B. Alan Rickmans Hans Gruber in "Die Hard". Der war einfach komplett daneben. Hier stimmt die Grammatik und das Vokabular aber alles klingt leicht steril ohne die richtigen Emotionen. Ein bißchen so, als würden fremdsprachige Schüler im Deutschunterricht einen unbekannten Text zum ersten Mal vorlesen.
@@karl-heinzepchen1280 Ich bin nicht deutsch aber ich kann das auch wahrnehmen. Die Mexikaner in diese serie reden auch nicht wie Mexikaner, eher wie aus Sud-Amerika.
@@lh1411boy the food tech def learned German as a second language. The CEO and his secretary are native speakers.
Damn, Since watching this show in real time I always thought he was eating chicken nuggets.
Same. I've never eaten hashbrowns with my hands like that.
But it IS look like a nuggets, not a hashbrown to me🤔
Ditto. They’re chicken nuggets.
@@jeffclark5268 made of hashbrowns
Tater tots
3:37 that's not a very secure way to hang that defibrillator
@ppppppqqqppp or... hear me out... OR have it fall and shatter into a million pieces when someone walks by and nudges it a little.
They probably put it there so it was higher up to get a better shot and make it easier for the guy to grab it, tbh
Benefits of a high trust society.
@@1R0QU012 no disrespect but I don't think high trust levels in a society does not warrant someone bumping into a pillar in the middle of an hallway and knocking something out
but then again this is germany so yeah
The way he hit the ground face first DAMN I'm guessing it's camera tricks but it looked and sounded pretty good.
It was a padded floor. Practical effect
I always thought the same until I saw the behind the scenes lol
I love how German he was. They are known for being very efficient. Even at killing themselves.
😦
The thing is, a Defibrillator wouldn't kill a healthy person
A wet one might@@dnomyarnostaw
@@dnomyarnostawYeah, they didn't want to depict a real life method of suicide for this scene for understandable reasons
@@dnomyarnostaw i mean... he looked quite old, that could be unhealthy enough i guess...
Dude killed himself because he ate all those hash browns but realized they were nuggets instead
If Schuler was a vegan
I always thought they were nuggets, just discovered these are hash browns instead
They're nuggets the title of this video is whack
@@drewjacobs2076 They are clearly tater tots
@@drewjacobs2076 For chicken nuggets, they sure like a lot like tater tots
I could sure go for a fishbowl of mini hashbrowns now.
Them's TATER TOTS
That's a candy bowl, not a fish bowl, put your fish in there and he's gonna need Jesus powers to keep his water at the right angle.
would you like some Franch with that
@@krashd You should never keep fish in a fish bowl. Inhumane
@@krashdyour autism is showing
He chose violence over Franch.
Even though this is a small scene it just shows the scale of Gus Frings Meth business, it was running like clock work, everything went under the radar until Walter White showed up.
Imagine being the lead scientist after learning this man chose to kill himself just minutes later
One problem: that's an AED. As in an AUTOMATED Emergency Defibrillator. AEDs, especially the kind you would find in an office building are fully automatic so they can safely be used by members of the general public rather than medical professionals.These automatically trigger a shock ONLY when the appropriate heart activity for a shock is found. The shock is not and CANNOT be triggered manually.
Not according to the script. 😉
You're right; thanks Continuity Jackal for rescuing us from this tense dramatic scene with your nugget of hyper realism...
That bothered me too, but I tried to over think he'd modified it, even knowing that was unlikely.
He tore off one electrode pad and stuck the wire in his mouth. I assume that made the machine read his heart rhythm wrong and deliver lethal current. Would it work? Almost certainly not. It would give people ideas.
@racookster yeah, this is the mental process I was working with. The first aid courses for these shows them to be fairly fool proof rather than the hospital ones you can just trigger. But the scene was too good for me to not suspend disbelief.
This SNL cold open was crazy.
Funnier than anything they've done in decades. Let that settle in...
The toilet flush and the puddle of urine adds to the scene
None of those dipping sauces had the spark he was looking for.
If someone can give a courtesy flush while offing themselves …. What’s your excuse?!?!
I bet this guy has the decency to return his shopping cart before stepping in front of a car to off himself.
Lol😂
I mean, you empty your bowels when you die, so he flushed, then shit his pants
It's an automatic toilet.
@@JimBakkerBonusAnd it's a joke
He was so sad about Gus's passing and wanted to follow him into death.
*Gus'
#grammarfail
@@LostInPhilly89 Your insinuation that "Gus's" is incorrect is indeed a grammar fail on your part.
@@ninjaguyYTit is Gus'
He knew he’d never have anything better than that gussy 😂
He was going to prison for a long time so said nope
To me as a German this is super funny bc commercial drug trafficking in Germany is punishable by a maximum of 10 to 15 years for crystal meth. The guy ended his life for nothing.
Edit to all of you talking about extradition:
Germany usually doesn't extradite its citizens, especially if it's into a non-EU country or if the possible sentencing there would be unusually harsh compared to a possible sentencing in Germany for the same act.
Probably would have lost everything financially. Trying to save his family by killing himself.
@torontoBluejays87 yeah but still
15 years at his age plus losing his reputation may have been enough to push him over the edge BUT let's be real, the ones at the top hardly ever get punished. Still, I choose to believe lmao
I mean he looks to be in his 60s. He probably didn’t want to spend the rest of his life in a prison
Well, he was involved in international drug trafficking. Is that different? Also, had connections to murderous criminals, is there an extra penalty for that?
For those who don't have German ancestry, let me explain. That was exhuberance.
That made me laugh a single, abrupt HA! on the toilet, reverting immediately to silence.
Fun fact they used icing instead of sauce in this scene. Once you see it you cant un-see it
Why would you do this to me? It’s so obvious lol how did i not notice
The perils of substituting high fructose corn syrup for better ingredients.
Eins is the loneliest number that you'll ever do.
Zwei can be as bad as eins,
it's the loneliest number since the number eins.
Genius
that must also mean that
Nein is the saddest experience you'll ever know , Ja it's the saddest experience you'll ever know
@@giuseppepero780 😄
Dun dun dun dun dun
@@vlix123 dun....duh dun dun.
Dun...duh dun dun dunnnnnnnn!
0:11 as a proud Englishman I can confirm they increased it by 5% - vinegar honey.
Uh!
Actually, Veneger means less! They reduced the honey by 5% lol
@@johnparkour5894whoooosh
Also did you even watch the video
Weniger
His heart skipped a beat when they strarted knocking on the door
Dude seemed so proud of these sauces and then
0:42 any thoughts on the...franch? 🥺
He came to a sudden realization ketchup was better than all the rest, and all his work was for nothing. Life became pointless from that moment on.
I always thought they were chicken nuggets. My life has been a lie.
and what were they?
@@caiodecastro7956 looks like little hash browns in circle form
@@Kyphura It indeed looks like it. Now, how did you manage to get 26 subs with no content?
@@caiodecastro7956 I used to post on this channel but voided/privated all of my videos. My YT is linked to my Twitch where I stream regularly (not much atm cause life is lifing right now) so maybe some people followed from there
@@Kyphurathey’re called tater tots
Dude's last meal...
that Cajun Kickass wasn't messing around
I'm sure someone at the morgue will have to clean it up
Yeah................................................
Like a boss.
It is strange when you know you're totally screwed that nothing tastes good or feels good.
He should have made peace with his death earlier, then his last meal would have been incredible.
Life
This scene made me so hungry that I still think about it to this day.
Brilliant writing. Another example why this show had no equal.
I don't know about you guys, but for me, it is one of the most appetizing scenes in movie history so far.
Surprisingly, this is my favourite scene of the series
Perhaps you mean “Shockingly” 😂
@@Run_GMDwire you saying that?
Mine too. Rewatched it in isolation multiple times. I just hope that's not an actual way to do oneself in.
Not really surprising at all. It falls perfectly in line with what I'd expect based on your tastes and preferences.
@@jem77469 What are my tastes and preferences?
The writers are usually pretty factually tight, but in this case they missed. AEDs will not fire without first sensing a dysrhythmia.
0:48 the shot up from under the table is so good, classic BB to throw in a weird random perspective
This is your last day alive and you still come to work
3:13 Mr Schuler : It's over, they know
I can’t believe Schuler was the Tot Harbor Taster
I really wish the writers provided more background for Shuller and Fring and their activities in Chile years before. They were important enough for Lalo to bring up to Juan Bolsa in BCS.
Is it only me that always laughs when the guy says Cajun kick auss
The auto flush adds the perfect comedy absurdity to the otherwise very heavy scene
that's what happens when you don't add vinegar to your ketchup, shame..
Ain't nobody going to talk about the automated toilet flush at the end. 😂😂😂
I still think he could've at least had a final act if kindness to the chefs.. Might as well go out positive
Norbert Weisser - he was in Down Twisted, one of my favorite movies.
2:40 The moment everyone thought “ah, this is the right show”.
They even had a red toilet because of the Cajun kickass side effects
4:02 Is that red toilet paper? That's fancy.
For Chipotle customers... Reduces alarm.
The fact he knew how to use that device for that purpose makes this scene even more dark. One of my favorite scenes.
I can't believe the German scientists was the Bay Harbor Saucer
The reason he was indulging instead of Rating was because he Was enjoying his last Meal
You must have graduated at the top of your class.
Now that's a stress eater.
What living in Germany does to someone
He could’ve at least smiled. Now bro will think the sauces were so bad he un-alived himself
Dude is enjoying his last meal 💀
Franch should be renamed Rench.
Hash browns? I thought they were chicken nuggies lmaooo
What part of a chicken are its nuggets??
Actually, I don't like chicken, and I don't want to know anymore.
I also always thought they were chicken nuggets. Who dips hash browns in Franch or Cajun kick?
What a scene... Years later I still remember it.
Best joke ever. Was the one about the German industrialist. Literally had him on the floor at the end of it. 😂
*james bond walks into the toilets*
"Shocking..."
As a native-speaking German, the accent sounds like a mix of Swiss dialect and the German they speak in Pennsylvania or something.
No one cares
Yeah, it is correct and all, but sounds like they had a native speaker teach a non-native speaker a long time to get it right. Like a Scotsman or Welshman trying to sound very Texan. xD
Kinda like how they talk on Spanish sometimes haha
He really liked Gus' curly fries,
The Curly fries with the southwestern kick!
I like how the guy went into detail on how he and his team went about changing seasonings to the smallest ingredients but then left the ketchup essentially how it already was.
Can’t fix perfection.
The way he neatly hangs up his clothes echoes Gus in 'Salud'
I have no memory of this scene, or how it connects to the series.
I barely remembered it either, probably only saw it when the episode originally aired 10 years ago. He was gonna go down for being connected to Gus and did this
@@24Ruiner I had to look it up and read the plot synopsys for a refresher. I haven't watched any episode more than once, as seeing the entire series once through satisfied me, but I've watched many clips on YT, for old time's sake.
It explained how Gus was a fast food manager by day but somehow ran his empire at the same time -- the fast food corporation was part of it.
The scene and character was revisited in Better Call Saul for a very good reason, it was extremely abrupt and too vague regarding Schuler's affiliation with Gus.
Apparently he was a good friend and a long time associate of Gus and used Madrigal Electromotive to not only run his shipping network but also to launder and embezzle money by being Los Pollos Hermanos' parent company
4:11 So the police were in such a hurry to arrest him they couldn't possibly spare him a few final minutes of pooping?
Star wars story ?
I don't even know you, but glad you here
@@SharkIey The BB/BCS Universe transcends fandoms
When his top food scientist pitched a flavor called “Franch” he decided he no longer wanted to be a part of this existence.