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The finale of S5 set up the perfect confrontation between Nacho and Lalo, but lets the momentum fizzle out until both die separately. But surprisingly, Nacho and Lalo never encounter each other again. Knowing Gus must survive that final shootout with Lalo almost robs it of its tension—however, that could be easily solved by replacing him with Nacho, who’s not only a closer match for Lalo’s physicality, but whom we’re terrified for given how utterly vengeful Lalo is over this betrayal and massacre of his family by the ‘right hand man’ he welcomed into it.
So, here's what could've happened:
Nacho’s just betrayed Lalo and is booking it through the countryside, and he’s the only one who knows Gus plotted the assassination. Gus has his men follow Nacho around México and ensure he’s captured by Salamanca’s forces, so he can convincingly feed them the lies about the third party’s involvement, while whetting their appetite for revenge (“Sangre por Sangre”).
The Salamanca goons drag Nacho to abandoned warehouse, filled with construction equipment, tie him to a pole, and beat the shit out of him. Early on, he feels a loose rivet in the pole and knows he could rub the ropes on his wrists against it to break free, but since he made a deal with Gus to die here, he can’t. Gus’s men spy on Nacho’s interrogation, prepared to kill everyone if he says anything that incriminates their employer. But unbeknownst to them, Lalo tracked Nacho, and one by one, he kills Gus’s spies, then dismisses/kills the goons so he’s alone with Nacho, and no witnesses.
Lalo already knows Gus must’ve ordered the hit, because those were his spies he killed, but he wants a confession recorded for Don Eladio/as payback. There are many tools hung on the walls—nail guns, hammers, nails, staple guns, a chainsaw—but Lalo decides to resume Nacho’s torture in a different way. He puts a phone up to Nacho’s ear, and calls his father’s shop. But it’s one of Lalo’s guys who answers, and has Nacho’s father held at gunpoint. Lalo instructs the man what injuries to inflict, one by one, eyes glued to Nacho’s face for a reaction.
Nacho fumes as he hears his dad‘a limbs break, but he can’t say anything, because Lalo’s got a camcorder in his face, awaiting the confession that Gus ordered his assassination. When he stays silent, Lalo breaks a few of Nacho’s fingers and let’s his father hear it, just to twist the knife in both of them. All Lalo needs is a confession, and then he’ll let his father go. No one’s family needs to die.
Back in Albuquerque, Mike disapproves of Gus’s plan, but believes it‘s better than rescuing Nacho only to execute him. At least this way, he has a chance to escape…
Nevertheless, he checks in constantly on the situation. One of his men sent to spy on Nacho reports he’s been successfully captured, and Mike grimly awaits news of his death. But when that man goes silent, Mike knows something’s up, and on a hunch, drives out to check on Nacho’s dad.
Nacho only promised to die for Gus if his father was safe, and he clearly isn’t. So, he confesses, each word hard with loathing. He confesses to spying for Gus, to jailing Tuco, to ousting the twins, to causing the downfall of every Salamanca he’s ever met. He caused Hector’s stroke, he enjoyed every moment of his humiliation (this alone gets to Lalo. His eyes darken). Nacho continues, years worth of wrath waking up inside him. Hector may still be alive, but his time is over. Lalo’s the last Salamanca that matters, and Lalo will be the last one he kills. Nacho finds that rivet, rips himself from the pole, and lunges at Lalo.
Lalo and Nacho use every screw, pole, rock, hammer, and wrench to bash each other to a pulp until they can’t move. They just lie in their blood, the shattered remains of the camcorder between them, waiting to die. But Nacho has unfinished business, so he crawls to the phone Lalo dropped, and dials. It doesn’t pick up. He dials again. A few feet away, Lalo stirs, wheezes, and grabs Nacho’s ankle. Nacho shakes him off, drags himself forward a foot, and calls again. He doesn’t hear Lalo drag a pipe behind him. He doesn’t hear it come down.
Mike pulls up at the automobile shop and sneaks in, and spots Mr. Varga tied to a chair in his own garage, beaten bloody, and the guy responsible holding a phone and a gun. Mike shoots the man, strides over to the groaning Mr. Varga, checks he’s alive, then picks up the phone.
Nacho’s still clutching the handle of a bloody chisel—the rest of it is in Lalo’s eye. His ears are ringing, but he recognizes his father’s voice. He understands what he’s saying. He can’t speak, but he clutches the phone to his chest, and he knows this is victory. There’s blood running into his eyes and he’s dizzy. The world spins, and fades, and he lets it, but chuckles one last thing:
”Fucking Salamancas.”

would you rather
a. get to spend a day in the Fantasy Factory. the whole crew is there, rob, chanel, drama and even big black (this is hypothetical of course). you can skateboard, play dodgeball, pull pranks, get in the foam pit all you want etc… you also get 3 meals payed for and an autographed copy of the complete rob and big series on blue ray and rob dyrdek does free cameos for you for a year
b. iron man/tony stark is real and he pays for all your paper based products for a year. toilet paper, paper towels, greeting cards etc… YOU CANNOT PROFIT OFF THIS however you can “bulk up” on these products and get up to 2 years worth of paper. you can also take a pic with tony stark and put on your hinge or whatever
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Well, we'll start with the basics. I'm young, stupid, and talentless. Dropped out of high school in sophomore year and continued the 9-5 that made my situation worse at full availability. This was all during covid by the way. Lockdown was lifted by the time I was a sophomore.
Growing up, I remember watching Rob Dyrdek and Big Black's MTV show where they had this giant ass indoor skate park, and a bulldog or two. And something about a guy crawling through a giant tiger's rectum? Whatever. Point is, Rob Dyrdek was my very first skateboarding idol between the ages of 7-12. This was followed by me playing the (skate.) videogames throughout my entire childhood, even up to this day. Kinda led to me discovering more skateboarding legends, like PJ Ladd, Pat Duffy, Lizard King, Danny Way, Jason Dill, Paul Rodriguez, and more that I can't seem to remember the names of.
Being the age that I was, exposed to ancient skate brands, has kinda had a nostalgic affect on me. DC, DVS, Osiris, Emerica, éS, Etnies, Globe. Not really a big fan of Nike, Vans, or anything else that has been kinda taken over by mainstream pop culture. Guess I'm just not a corporate kinda guy. So, you'll probably only see me wearing the merchandise of those brands I've listed. Never grew up in the 80's, but I'll also never let it go.
Fast forward back to current time. As it flew by, I was learning. I had friends in school who were skating, and figured they could teach me everything I need to know. Now I'm the one teaching them somehow. Anyways, this segment was supposed to be about how much skateboarding media I was exposed to in the meantime. Full length skate videos, documentaries, movies that I still have yet to watch, like Mid 90's. My favorite full length skate vid probably has to be "Deep Fried 'Pescado'". Second to that, Baker 3. Bangers, all of em. All of this eventually led to more inspiration and drove me to the stage of wanting to become a pro.
My favorite skate teams/brands gotta be Anti-Hero, Alien Workshop, Krooked, Blind, Independent, Shorty's, Thunder, Spitfire, Baker, Chocolate, Enjoi, and Bones. Alien Workshop mostly because of Rob, same thing with DC.
Favorite music genres consists mostly of Thrash Metal (example: Testament, Slayer, SYL) Hard Rock (example: RATM, Kid Rock), Nu Metal (example: Snot, Saliva), and some rap here and there, for example, something like A Tribe Called Quest.
Now, I'm just trying to figure shit out on my dangerous and grueling journey to becoming a pro skateboarder. Figured I should post my progress on social media, and try to help others while they help me.
P.S, guess I should've started by saying I first began learning during the summer of '23. Yeah, I've come quite a distance since then. I think.

Dusty Monkey is the name of the 1st season finale of Rob Dyrdek’s fantasy factory and i really wanna know what the song was from the end of the episode if you could oblige

I now see how blatant the media is trying to get to our primate brain to get clicks.. I for some reason had "5 minute crafts" followed on Facebook and they had a half naked chick every single time as the first picture of the story. What does a half naked chick have to do with different ways to use rubberbands? (don't answer that..)
I have went through and blocked those, now blocked tmz, and what else I have found is the ads while scrolling through Facebook, the ones where it's obviously triggering, I click "not interested" in the top right of the ad. I see wayyy less triggering ads now. If they try to sneak one in, I report it as sexually inappropriate too so that way they think I'm some prude and realize to stop showing me it. I blocked out some of the photo so that way it doesn't trigger anyone else..
Good luck out there boys and gals! Stay strong! 💪🏼