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📝 Judah Michael - As of Today (feat Oz) Lyrics

Here we are, we are standing in my room You got that look in your eyes

And you're crying like you always do I never thought that I would be the one to

end it with you But time's still doing what time always does

to you

And as of today I think I'll just stay home

And as of today I blocked your number on my phone

And as of today I don't wanna see your face

I don't wanna do anything with you like I did yesterday

I need to learn to live without you as of today

As of today

There you go, you're walking out on me like that

The worst part is you're gonna find yourself another man

He's gonna treat you well He's gonna treat you how you need

But when he breaks your heart You're gonna run right back to me

And as of today I think I'll just stay home

And as of today I blocked your number on my phone

And as of today I don't wanna see your face

I don't wanna do anything whit you like I did yesterday

I need to learn to live without you as of today

Look, girl, here we go again right Every single day it's like we're going through

the same fights You're hearing rumors

'bout my life through the grapevine 'Cause everybody wanna lie

Tryna' take mine I hate conversatons

Where you test my patients You say that you love me

But act complicated But true love never needed questions

Here's my confessions Look

If I pulled up in a brand new lambo Would you pick up that phone though

And go through all my photos With model chicks and volvos

I did this on my solo Don't get it twisted like corn rows

You see me on my social Like really how he get those

But I can't give away my secrets, baby All I ever wanted was for you to be my baby,

yeah I loved you more than I could love myself

But now your with somebody else

And as of today I think I'll just stay home

And as of today I blocked your number on my phone

And as of today I don't wanna see your face

I don't wanna do anything with you like I did yesterday

I need to learn to live without you as of today

As of today As of today

For more infomation >> Judah Michael - As of Today (feat Oz) (Lyrics Video) - Duration: 3:16.

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My Cerebral Palsy Walk (As Requested) - Duration: 1:27.

ZACHARY: Hello, hello, hello.

I am author and entrepreneur, the Cerebral Palsy Vigilante, Zachary Fenell.

Today I bring you a requested video.

I had a subscriber request a video of me walking so she could compare her gait with my gait.

If you have a request of a something you want to see from me or hear a subject you want

to hear me talk about, leave your request in the comments section below.

And now it's time to walk the walk.

(Birds chirping in the background, crunch of foot steps on pavement)

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F-22 and B-21, How they Work as a Stealth Aircraft for Future Combat - Duration: 5:00.

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K.Price caught with cigarette as she larks about with friends after wearing giant lungs for charity - Duration: 3:14.

Katie Price caught with cigarette as she larks about with friends after wearing giant lungs for charity

Katie Price has been caught red handed.

Or, rather, nicotine-handed.

Horrible jokes aside, the personality was seen holding a cigarette days after wearing a giant set of lungs as she took on the London Marathon for British Lung Foundation – and her mother, Amy, who suffers a terminal lung condition.

The 39-year-old was seen playing around the front lawns of a pub during the week, larking about with a display of stellar dance moves, before she appeared to strike up while talking with a few choice pals 48 hours after the marathon last Sunday.

She was seen playfully jumping about, outside the inn, as a friend watched on laughing, dropping her phone as she put on the display.

The mother-of-five was then seen chatting with two friends in the carpark with the cigarette in her hand.

It was the first time Katie had been seen in public following the marathon, when she bowed out before the 15km mark due to injury.

The Loose Women panelist was seen walking along the course in a giant pair of pink lungs as she raced for the BLF.

The internet was trying to find the star – after she vanished from the marathon's public tracker after crossing the 10km point – but it turned out she's rejoined her family for a spot of ice cream and then for a coffee break.

While she was slammed by some as she revealed she hadn't been able to fully train, however a source told Metro.

uk: 'Katie did her best and set out to do her best.

'In her mum's eyes did her PB – personal best – all for charity; giving up precious free time she dedicate to family.

While Amy shared her pride in her daughter for raising awareness for the organisation.

'I want to say how proud I am of …Katie for doing the marathon,' Amy said, alongside her daughter.

'She may not have completed it but she's brought so much awareness it's been worth it for British Lung Foundation.'.

For more infomation >> K.Price caught with cigarette as she larks about with friends after wearing giant lungs for charity - Duration: 3:14.

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Pesquisa sobre as Forças Armadas: queremos as suas respostas! - Duration: 2:19.

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Huddersfield 0 Everton 2: Terriers back in relegation battle as Tosun and Gueye net - Duration: 2:56.

Huddersfield 0 Everton 2: Terriers back in relegation battle as Tosun and Gueye net

Turkey forward Tosun's clinical finish gave the Toffees a half-time lead and Senegal midfielder Gueye blasted home the second with 13 minutes left.

It was a damaging defeat for Huddersfield, whose victory over Watford in their last match had given their survival hopes a big lift.

A seventh home loss of the season, though, coupled with wins for relegation rivals Crystal Palace, Southampton and West Brom, has left David Wagner's side three points above the drop zone.

Everton have now lost only one of their last seven games, winning four.

The Terriers started brightly and Rajiv van La Parra's appeals for a penalty were waved away by referee Lee Probert after Nikola Vlasic's challenge.

Van La Parra then fizzed a first-time shot from Alex Pritchard's pinpoint cutback over the crossbar.

But against the run of play Everton broke free to snatch the lead six minutes before the interval.

Theo Walcott slipped the ball out to Tosun on the right edge of the area and the forward shot across Jonas Lossl and into the bottom corner.

Town boss Wagner sent on Philip Billing and Scott Malone for Collin Quaner and Jonathan Hogg, while Wayne Rooney was hooked, replaced by Tom Davies.

Pritchard swung and missed at a free shot on goal from Van La Parra's cutback as the Terriers chased an equaliser.

Wagner's last throw of the dice was to send on striker Laurent Depoitre in place of Van La Parra, but Everton struck a second killer goal in the 77th minute.

Substitute Oumar Niasse's cross was teed up by Baines on the edge of the area and Gueye fired an unstoppable right-footed shot into the bottom corner.

Still Huddersfield pressed but Ramiro Funes Mori blocked Depoitre's goalbound shot and Cuco Martina was equally brave to thwart Malone in the closing moments.

For more infomation >> Huddersfield 0 Everton 2: Terriers back in relegation battle as Tosun and Gueye net - Duration: 2:56.

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Royal wedding 2018: Meghan Markle Won't Pick Kate Middleton As Her Maid Of Honor — Here's Why - Duration: 2:39.

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Last Jeep Wrangler JK rolls off the line as factory tools up for Wrangler truck - Duration: 4:15.

The Wrangler JK is done.

A white Rubicon Recon Unlimited Jeep Wrangler JK rolled off the Toledo, Ohio production

line yesterday was the last to be built, according to The Blade.

The white Rubicon was Wrangler JK number 2,165,678 in a 12-year, record-breaking production run

that began in 2006 with the 2007 Jeep Wrangler model year.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles's (FCA) Toledo Assembly Complex builds the new-generation

Jeep Wrangler JL in another part of the same location.

The line that shut down yesterday will be rebuilt to initiate production of the long-awaited

2019 Jeep pickup truck.

The production line conversion starts immediately to begin building the trucks later this year.

The last Wrangler JKs and the first Wrangler JLs are both still available on dealer lots

as 2018 model year 4x4s.

So you can still buy JKs, but you can't special order a custom Wrangler JK from the

factory.

Note: The quickest way to tell the difference between the generations is to look at the

front turn signal lights — the new Wrangler JL's horizontal headlights are on the front

wheel fenders.

Also, if you get closer, all 2018 Wrangler JK models have "WranglerJK" printed on

the sides, just ahead of the front doors.

JK Assembly Center Manager James Gholston Jr. drove the last Jeep Wrangler JK model

off the line Friday afternoon at 3:36 p.m. FCA line workers posed for photos as they

completed their respective tasks with the final JK and joined a crowd of applauding

employees.

The Wrangler JK was an immediate sales success.

Jeep sold 79,017 of the previous generation 2006 Wrangler TJs in that generation's own

last year.

The TJ Wranglers spanned the 1997 to 2006 model years.

Jeep sold 119,000 JKs in its first year; a 50 percent increase.

During the Wrangler JK generation's 12-year lifespan, Jeep sold an average of more than

180,000 units.

The Wrangler JK's success was primarily attributed to the first four-door version,

the Wrangler Unlimited.

A longer wheelbase and two additional doors widened the Wrangler's potential use.

Jeep built both the two-door Wrangler and four-door Wrangler Unlimited model throughout

the JK generation's 12 years.

The JK was more powerful and had more modern vehicle amenities than earlier Wranglers,

but the four doors did the trick.

"There was no competition.

When the four-door came along it opened it up to another demographic, another market,"

Chuck Padden, Toledo Assembly Complex plant manager told The Blade.

"It became not only a great off-road vehicle, but it also became a family vehicle."

The new Wrangler JL is also sold in two-door and four-door versions, although "Unlimited"

is no longer part of the larger version's official model name.

Jeep Wranglers hold a singular spot in American automotive history.

The utility vehicle first built for the U.S. Army in the 1940s has a lasting appeal that

passes beyond generations.

Now we await the first photos and specs for the 2019 Jeep Wrangler pickup truck.

For more infomation >> Last Jeep Wrangler JK rolls off the line as factory tools up for Wrangler truck - Duration: 4:15.

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All Aboard As CBS4 Joins Honor Flight South Florida - Duration: 3:47.

For more infomation >> All Aboard As CBS4 Joins Honor Flight South Florida - Duration: 3:47.

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[Line distribution] Red Velvet (with you as a member) - You Better Know - Duration: 4:46.

The dark night passes and the bright early morning

Wakes you from sleep

The world is busy getting ready to welcome you

Dazzlingly

Before a big wall Standing still alone

Your eyes are closed from being hurt

The first time you had butterflies Radiating attraction

Where are they now

When your precious dream

that used to make your heart beat calls upon you

Will you listen to my song

That will embrace you comfortingly

You better know

I draw each day following the bright light

You better know

There's a world that's been waiting for you as you are

So are you ready or not

Don't let go of this moment

Because the time is flying by

Tick tock tick tock

You better know

I will always be by your side

It's natural that you are lost like a clumsy child

On this unfamiliar path (Unfamiliar path)

It's alright to take a rest, no rush

Like that wild flower that's bloomed slowly (Ah~)

When you need wind to soothe

Your tired heart

Will you listen to my song

That will blow fragrantly

You better know

I draw each day following the bright light

You better know

There's a world that's been waiting for you as you are

So are you ready or not

Don't let go of this moment

Because the time is flying by

Tick tock tick tock

You better know

I will always be by your side

You better know

So are you ready or not

See how all the times that you've been waiting for

Are approaching you

Tick tock tick tock

So are you ready or not

Don't stay where you are

Dream of bigger things

Tick tock tick tock

You better know (You better know~)

I draw each day following the bright light

You better know

There's a world that's been waiting for you as you are (You better)

So are you ready or not

Don't let go of this moment

Because the time is flying by

Tick tock tick tock

You better know

I will always be by your side

You better know

You better

For more infomation >> [Line distribution] Red Velvet (with you as a member) - You Better Know - Duration: 4:46.

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Mortal Kombat Shaolin Monks - Completando a parte 2 ( PT-BR, ativem as legendas ) - Duration: 20:41.

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As Illegal Alien Caravan Reaches Border, Trump Shocks Them With Nasty Surprise - Duration: 4:32.

As Illegal Alien Caravan Reaches Border, Trump Shocks Them With Nasty Surprise

The horde of illegal aliens that's been making its way to the United States for weeks

is now in the infamous border town of Tijuana, situated on the Mexican side of California's

border, just outside San Diego.

Demanding entry into the U.S., the illegal alien caravan, aided by rabid Trump-hating

leftists, were utterly shocked by President Donald Trump's nasty surprise.

Don't miss this.

It's been in the news for weeks, an illegal alien caravan which started in Honduras was

bound for the United States.

Along the way, the thousands of illegals turned into hundreds, as many of the Hispanic travelers

lost interest and went home.

No doubt, these Hondurans didn't start out on this caravan as their own spontaneous idea,

and in the last week, it's been uncovered that they are being backed by American leftists,

illegal alien activists who want a showdown with President Trump.

In fact, Laura Ingraham reported, last night, that the caravan was all but disbanded by

the Mexican authorities who deported many members of the caravan.

But, with the help of CNN and NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations), it was pulled back together,

added Ingraham, who said she got her information from "a source close to the Mexican government."

Not only did CNN and these NGO leftist activists pull the horde back together, they recruited

new members right there in Mexico, hoping for a big showdown with Trump.

They even sent ACLU attorneys down to Mexico to hold seminars to "prep" the illegals,

telling them to say they were under "political oppression" so they could be offered asylum

in the U.S.

This brings us to the showdown in Tijuana.

NPR reported yesterday, "The Department of Homeland Security says it is monitoring

the caravan, promising to enforce U.S. immigration laws and accusing the migrants of having 'the

apparent intention of entering the United States illegally.'"

They add, "That is not what the caravan participants say they plan to do.

They say that on Sunday, they will seek asylum, following the legal process for asking for

safe harbor from persecution in their home countries."

What persecution?

You can see Ingraham's Mexican government source was spot on.

We get these people are coming from crappy third world countries, but that's not the

responsibility of the United States.

The U.S. is not some fantasyland that can take in millions of people just because they

live in "sh*thole" countries.

They are gaming the system, and it's completely unfair to those of us who are American citizens.

Well, never fear, President Donald Trump isn't playing games.

He just doubled down, answering these reports about what the caravan and their leftist handlers

plan to do Sunday.

And, he's just shocked them with a nasty surprise.

First, Trump's DHS says that in anticipation of asylum claims, extra immigration judges

and attorneys are being sent to the Southern U.S. border.

These will be hand-picked judges who won't allow any shenanigans.

"For those seeking asylum, all individuals may be detained while their claims are adjudicated

efficiently and expeditiously, and those found not to have a claim will be promptly removed

from the United States," Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen explained.

Secondly, in a letter to supporters dated April 26, 2018, Trump wrote, "I have ordered

the Department of Homeland Security to STOP the caravan of illegal immigrants trying to

cross our WIDE-OPEN BORDER."

Then, he goes on to make an appeal for the wall, adding, "But that's not enough.

We need a strong, impenetrable WALL that will end this problem once and for all.

I want every liberal obstructionist senator to see the names of every patriot DEMANDING

that we build a wall.

And I want YOU to see the names of every one of those obstructionist senators who refuses

to build it despite massive calls from the American people."

If these rabid illegal alien activists thought President Trump was just going to let them

bombard the border with thousands of illegal migrants and put out the welcome mat, well,

they were sadly mistaken.

I'm sure they are hoping for some type of physical altercations, but that's only going

to happen if our ICE agents need to defend themselves.

Once again, the Trump-haters prove that they are the ones using poor migrants to satisfy

their sick plans.

They lied and promised these illegals quick entry into the U.S., knowing all along that

President Trump was never going to allow that.

So, who are the real racists?

It's those like CNN who are using minorities as their pawns in a political game that they

can't win.

For more infomation >> As Illegal Alien Caravan Reaches Border, Trump Shocks Them With Nasty Surprise - Duration: 4:32.

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Conheça as vantagens e desvantagens dos políticos mais influentes do Brasil - Duration: 4:34.

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Andando de Skate no Precipício - Comentando as Tricks 12 (repost) - Duration: 10:01.

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Truque MILENAR Para CLAREAR As Partes Intimas Em 3 Minutos SEM GASTAR NADA!!! - Duration: 3:09.

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Breaking Bad: Gus Fring - Man as Corporation - Duration: 15:13.

There's something especially chilling about someone who approaches murder

not as a moral problem, but as a logistical one.

Here, Breaking Bad's Gus Fring carefully and deliberately changes into a hazmat suit,

brutally murders his most faithful associate and then just as calmly washes up.

Gus' motivations aren't passionate, they're purely logical:

Victor has to die because he was spotted at a crime scene

and that might compromise Gus' business interests.

Gus needs to teach Walter and Jesse a lesson.

Two birds with one boxcutter.

[Well?

Get back to work.]

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If Walt's evil superpower is chemistry, then Gus' superpowers are optimization

and efficiency.

[Now thank me, and shake my hand.]

With Gus, Breaking Bad explores the questions, what would it be like if drug dealing

was treated like any other business --

and what happens when a person lives his entire life like he's a corporation?

[Ahh es el businessman, Que bien, que bien.]

The always professional Gus is the opposite of what we might expect

when we think "drug dealer."

So Gus becomes a foil to the other drug dealers we get to know

in Breaking Bad --

especially Tuco, Hector and even, Walter.

[Animals.]

Tuco Salamanca is driven by impulse.

[I don't need your punk ass to vouch for me!]

Every move Gus makes is calculated to pay off.

[I investigate everyone with whom I do business.

What careful man wouldn't?]

Tuco controls his minions with fear and erratic rage.

Gus reads people and manipulates them with just the right type

of positive reinforcement.

[3 million dollars for 3 months of your time.]

His phrasing here gratifies Walt's ego, by emphasizing how important he is,

how valuable his time is.

[What -- what was the offer, if I may ask?]

[It's, uh, 3 million, for three months of my time.]

Hector Salamanca is an old-school drug dealer governed by rules like blood for blood

and family before everything.

[La familia es todo.]

But Gus recognizes these kind of principles as ineffective.

[This is what comes of blood for blood, Hector.

Sangre por Sangre.]

The only family Gus seems to care about are his employees,

[Those men outside are my trusted employees.]

and even then, still only up to the point that they help his businesses

and aren't a liability.

Like Tuco, Hector solves problems by threatening his rivals.

But Gus, even when baited, remains

completely professional, composed

[Adding more product will threaten the reliability of the entire operation.]

and doesn't reveal himself.

Hector and Gus are set up as life-long foes in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul

because, in addition to their bad blood, they're existential opposites --

each seems offended by the other's very nature

and can't abide his way of operating in the drug business.

Walter, with his scientific and reasoned approach,

is more similar to Gus, or so he'd like to think.

[I was told that the man I would be meeting with

is very careful.

A cautious man.

I believe we're alike in that way.]

But Gus knows better.

[I don't think we're alike at all, Mr. White.]

The key difference between Walt and Gus is ego.

Walt secretly really wants people to see that he's finally rich and powerful.

Gus never flaunts his wealth or power.

[You are a wealthy man now.

And one must learn to be rich.

To be poor, anyone can manage.]

And Gus sees the value in keeping up humble appearances.

After all the idiots and maniacs we've seen,

it's refreshing when we meet Gus,

[Can I help you, sir?]

and witness his rejection of old-school thuggishness

in favor of a more reasonable, corporate management style.

After all, we the viewers are rooting for Walt and Jesse's hardy little start up,

so it's a relief to see it safe for a time under the wing of a capable parent company.

[Your new lab.]

In our American context, this feels like success.

But over time, Gus' character also leads us to question --

how is drug dealing different from other businesses?

And is a corporate mindset applied to crime actually scarier than the old-fashioned ways?

[I need 200 pounds per week to make this economically viable.]

In Gus's mind, meth is a commodity, no different

from the chicken he sells.

He discusses his operation only in the vocabulary of business.

[How much product do you have on hand?]

[I have always done business with certain local manufacturers.]

[I don't believe fear to be an effective motivator,

I want investment.]

Professor David Pierson examines the connection between Gus' business tactics

and neoliberalism.

Neoliberalism prioritizes a free market --

the idea is that the less involvement the government has in the market,

the better it is for the economy and for the consumer.

Pierson points out that for neoliberals, crime is an inevitable part of society

and it can even be a totally rational choice.

In neoliberal thought a criminal is, quote,

"a rational economic actor who contemplates and calculates the risks of his actions."

And who embodies this rational criminal if not Gus,

whose every action is dictated not by emotion, but by opportunity.

Furthermore, Pierson points out that methamphetamine is just one drug

among a class of "performance enhancer" substances,

that "have become both the fuel

and the product for the neoliberal fetish for productivity."

Most products in this class are legal, like caffeine, energy drinks, steroids,

Viagra, and prescribed Adderall --

which by the way is very close to meth chemically.

But looking at this list, it's clear that meth

is hardly the only product that's highly profitable and desired,

while also being harmful to consumers.

And if you think about it, how different is a typical large company

from Gus' drug empire in terms of the collateral damage it causes?

Even if most major global corporations don't trade drugs that directly kill people,

many cut corners in ways that damage lives and the planet.

[It's basic, simple money-laundering, and HSBC had its hand right in the middle

of it.]

[Drug cartels themselves, yeah, you know, in their own words,

it is the place to bank.]

Look at it this way: Gus sells two things --

one is a popular consumer product that is targeted at low income populations

and with long-term consumption can contribute to disease and death;

the other is methamphetamine.

[One taste and you'll know.]

So, through Gus, the show communicates that, if the first priority is always profit,

consumer well-being will always come second, and so will employee well-being

for that matter.

By showing us this fearsome drug dealer businessman,

Breaking Bad points out that the ruthlessness,

immorality and harm we associate with crime

are less connected to the "drugs" part

than to the "business" part of Gus' operation.

[Pollos Hermanos, where something delicious is always cooking.]

So with Gus, Breaking Bad shows the dangers of the capitalist model,

which does undeniably, like Gus, appear so attractive for a while.

Some argue that Gus's inspiration for building his drug empire

was to avenge the death of his partner Maximino.

Gus certainly is fixated on torturing the person who killed his partner --

Hector Salamanca.

And Gus embodies the maxim that revenge is a dish best served cold --

by waiting and crafting the perfect plan, he maximizes his enemies' suffering.

[Don Eladio, Don Paco, Cesar, Reynaldo, Ortuno, Cisco, and Luis.

Escalara.

All dead.]

The cold, burning hatred deep inside Gus,

this desire to settle scores that partially drives him,

may be a commentary on what's emotionally driving

the ultra-ambitious leaders of corporations, too.

This clip from the show Billions supports a similar idea.

[Hate is nature's most perfect energy source.

It's endlessly renewable.]

Yet the show doesn't fully resolve the mystery of whether this controlled,

festering hate causes Gus' need to succeed,

or if he's already programmed to seek corporate success,

and the vengeance motive is simply extra fuel.

Gus was set on selling meth before Maximino's death,

[This product is the drug of the future.]

and if his only priority were vengeance

he could have had that cold satisfaction a lot earlier.

He poisons all of Don Eladio's associates only when the timing is right --

when can't afford to work with them anymore because the cartel's animosity toward him

combined with Hank's suspicions might result in him being found out.

Thus the primary motive in this takeover isn't revenge, but growth --

the goal every corporation reaches for above all,

no matter the cost.

In a competition-based marketplace, a business is considered healthy

only when it's constantly growing, overcoming competitors

and claiming new territories.

[I have a very large investment in this.

There's so much overhead

that I can't afford to shut down.

Not even for a week.]

Clearly, more crystal meth is worse for society,

so growth in Gus' case is a negative for public health.

But the same can be said of many corporations who are so set on growing

that they have no concern for public health, for the environment,

or for whether the world actually needs more of their product.

With Gus' growth mentality, Breaking Bad is subtly questioning the values

underlying capitalism itself.

Gus' dual nature as a person is also a commentary

on the split between the outward faces of corporations

and their true inner operations and intentions.

On the surface, Gus is a benevolent philanthropist

and a model citizen.

[Gus Fring is a pillar of our local business community.]

He provides jobs and security for hundreds of people.

[My friends, I promise you that together we will prosper.]

But the bottom line with Gus is always what's best for business,

[I hide in plain sight, same as you.]

and the show highlights the dissonance between his warm public persona

and his cold private mind.

[A DEA hero should never have to pay for a meal at Pollos Hermanos.]

To convey this duality, Giancarlo Esposito plays Gus with small, disconcerting incongruities

in his speech and physicality.

Gus smiles often, but his smile doesn't reach his eyes.

[Do it.]

Gus' warm and cordial exterior reminds us of companies' consumer-friendly

speak

in their advertising and PR campaigns,

but that down-to-earth rhetoric is often at odds

with their coldly profit-driven agendas.

[Yes, the old ways are still best at Los Pollos Hermanos.]

Ultimately, Gus' two faces are capitalism's two faces.

At first, we're fascinated by Gus and we see a lot of the positive face --

there's his focus on and achievement of success,

his somewhat self-made nature,

his discipline, his meticulous organization, and his amazing work ethic.

But over time, we see more of the negative face,

the lethal, cold, inhuman bottom line.

[I will kill your wife.

I will kill your son.

I will kill your infant daughter.]

By the end, Breaking Bad shows the ugly truths of the capitalist mentality

through Gus' character.

It reveals the destructiveness of the "winner-take-all"

growth-obsessed mindset -- a mindset that can be traced

to many of our crises in recent decades -- the dot com bubble,

the financial crashes of 2008, the Facebook data scandal.

And when it comes to drugs, today's opioid epidemic was largely brought

by the corporate pushing of oxycodone for huge profits --

the founding of corporate drug empires that are somehow legal.

In the moment of Gus' death, his two faces become literal.

And his final gesture is to straighten his tie,

a detail which perfectly captures who he's become.

In his last moments on Earth, Gus isn't thinking about loved ones

or seeing his life flash before his eyes -- he's just correcting his outer presentation.

There's a hollowness in this final gesture that tells us the man inside him is gone.

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