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A Fake Village In A Warehouse | Piñata | Better Call Saul
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A Fake Village In A Warehouse | Piñata | Better Call Saul



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Season 4 Episode 6 – Piñata: Kim (Rhea Seehorn) considers taking a job to secure her and Jimmy’s future as law partners. Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) looks to re-launch his burner phone business as work on Gus Fring’s (Giancarlo Esposito) meth lab gets underway.

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well it’s a good long way from the rest of your operation it must remain completely separate two bedrooms each verer will probably take his own the rest of the guys can double up wired and Plum yes this is a good start what do you have in mind couple treadmills over there barbells weight bench you build out a stock bar beer on tap I mean a German so Entertainment System here DVD player projector and Screen setup might be nice few lazy boys or couches pool table I don’t know foosball H we could even put up a hoop Germans play basketball yeah I believe so know verer said that this was going to take 6 months which means eight at least probably 10 in total isolation these guys are going to be doing 10 hours heavy labor every day on night then coming home to this we can’t just keep them alive we got to keep them from climbing the walls make a list security I’d like a full camera perimeter inside and we’ll keep it low profile and they we be watching we just don’t need to stick it in their faces outside too obviously in case someone tries to find a way in or out I’ll put a sally port on that door we’ll control it from the outside and we’re going to need a trailer to monitor the cameras close by two guys 24-hour monitoring working shifts let’s say Five Guys minimum probably helped to have a couple German speakers as well I can provide you men I’m going to need to vet them no offense of course what is it infection bad one I must leave tell Tyrus what you need it will be done you got a pen I’ll remember yeah treadmills you want to check wholesale providers these guys are going to tear right through consumer grade

42 Comments

  1. @drunknerds7428

    Nothing happens in this scene. It's just men discussing security and plannings that is so fun an satisying to watch

  2. @SpottedHares

    Looking at this scene and the breaking bad scene where Mike is struggling to deal with Jessie and his apathy I’d say Mike did learn from this mistake. He know he needed to keep these men alive and keep them functioning and not go stir crazy. It’s just with this first group he forgot about living a human life which included a going out side and interacting with people outside of the job.

  6. @giftedmonster5293

    And just think…Walt could have made enough money in two years to keep his family, their kids, their kids, their kids and then their kids from having to work. Ego ruins people.

  10. @alilweeb7684

    1:24 i love Gus face here, he isn't frustrated or angry, but you can see this was a clear oversight on his part, as a high functioning psychopath of course he would've miss distractions for the workers. He sees this, rethinks and accepts Michael proposing.

  17. @caitlinkilkenny9433

    Treadmills. U are gonna wanna check whole sale providers these guys are gonna tear right thru consumer grade. Funny i was thinking the same exact thing

  18. @GlassesAndCoffeeMugs

    I'm surprised Mike didn't suggest they prepare weekly pre-approved, supervised off-site visits. The amenities are good and necessary but they're still living inside a warehouse for almost a year. I'm sure Gus could've rented out a beach for an afternoon, or organized supervised hikes in remote locations, rent a boat for an afternoon etc. Also they could've done the same thing for family visits, prepared a supervised location for Werner to see his wife etc. They could've done all of that without revealing the location of the site to anybody

  20. @AN-yg8mx

    Could have given them private rooms, with those buildings it’s not that much more expensive

  23. @yungdre4500

    I like how Mike tries to preface that they need cameras inside but to keep in low profile. Meanwhile in the lab in BB, they installed a camera right in Walter’s face lmao

  28. @liquidthex

    This whole "village" (2 mobile homes = a village?) in a warehouse is so stupid of a concept
    It reeks of "this is what we had the budget to do"

  35. @urbexfester

    You know, staying here like in a house inside a warehouse… Would be absolutely badass to me. Just because of the whole liminal aspect.

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