One thing that didnt feel real in Breaking Bad is that the gangsters were all business

[Formerly Black Trash]

You can't get into that life without being trusted and knowing each other
Ppl usually grow up with each other

shyt like Hector trying to force Nacho to have his father cooperate in the business probably would have came about a different way

All the underlins act like mercenaries that work for a corp, and not like they came up with each other at all

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Gus men were all hired guns. Many were ex-cops/ex-military and Gus was probably at least hinted that he was also ex-Military. That's how they operate.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Gus men were all hired guns. Many were ex-cops/ex-military and Gus was probably at least hinted that he was also ex-Military. That's how they operate.

Is that a Mexican/Columbian irl?

How can you do illegal activities with ppl you don't know?

 

[Paper Boi]

watch Better Call Saul for more information on how Fring operates

 

[Cole Cash]

The unrealistic thing was the idea that you can murder an entire cartel and walk.

 

[Pillmattic]

Gus fukked up bringing Walt into his operation he prolly could’ve keep running meth in the southwest for years but Walt/Jessie got them too hot

 

[Jazzy B.]

Everything about Walter White was unrealistic.

I enjoyed the show, but it's a nerds fantasy about becoming a high level drug dealer/boss.

You gotta look at it the same way you view Batman and Iron Man. Which is as fantasy.

 

[CapitalforCapital]

That whole show was unrealistic. If it was real Walt wouldn’t have lasted past season 1.

 

[CapitalforCapital]

Everything about Walter White was unrealistic.

I enjoyed the show, but it's a nerds fantasy about becoming a high level drug dealer/boss.

You gotta look at it the same way you view Batman and Iron Man. Which is as fantasy.

Walt wasn’t really a drug dealer he was a cook.

 

[CapitalforCapital]

Black people romanticize criminal activity too much. That’s probably the most realistic part of breaking bad. Maybe cause for black people they see crime more as being rebellious than unregulated capitalism.

 

[Pool_Shark]

The unrealistic thing was the idea that you can murder an entire cartel and walk.

Always wondered this. Eladio was supposed to be plugged in with the biggest most violent cartel in Mexico. No way they’d just let Fring get away with that.


All the money they were bringing in. The cartel would definitely notice

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Is that a Mexican/Columbian irl?

How can you do illegal activities with ppl you don't know?

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Always wondered this. Eladio was supposed to be plugged in with the biggest most violent cartel in Mexico. No way they’d just let Fring get away with that.


All the money they were bringing in. The cartel would definitely notice

I always wondered what was the point of being a drug dealer if you going to work at q chicken restaurant and not show it off

Gus probably had a harem of twinks back at a secret mansion

 

[MoMoneyMoMoneyMoMoney]

Not Tuco

 

[Theodoresolderbreh]

cartels use family members of people in the same cartel all the time or use their family as blackmail to get them to do shyt. also gus didnt kill an entire cartel he killed the leadership of eladio's he didnt catch any blow back or see a power vaccum because he was killed directly after. even tho we never would have anyways but the point stands