The Chicken Brothers are a chain of fast food restaurants located in the southeastern United States and specialized in fried chicken, according to the universe of the television series Breaking bad. They were founded by Gustavo Fring and his friend, Max Arciniega.
It should be noted that this restaurant is an essential part for the development of encounters and appearances of important characters during the series Breaking bad, including Walter White, cousins Mike Ehrmantraut and even Walter's brother-in-law, Hank Schrader.
Los Pollos Hermanos was subsidized by the German conglomerate Madrigal Electromotive, which held a significant amount of restaurant shares. This restaurant had two main purposes: to serve as a front for the real business of Fring (the production and distribution of drugs) and to allow the laundering of the money obtained.
In the series, if Fring wanted to meet one of his partners, either at the restaurant or in some other place related to it, he would send a message with the word "Chickens.".
Gus Fring was the owner of restaurants located in the southeastern United States, specifically in Albuquerque and part of Nevada. Employees, those not linked to the drug business, had to serve their customers with the message: "Los Pollos Hermanos, where something delicious is always being cooked".
However, the restaurant concept was created to be a cover for the core business - the manufacture of methamphetamine..
It was then that the alliance between Gus and his friend Max Arciniega, the “brothers” of Pollos Hermanos, was established. Fring would take care of the business and Max, thanks to his training in chemistry, would manufacture the drug..
From there, the events can be summarized as follows (these occurred in the episode “Brothers”):
During the third season, Walter begins to work for Gus in what would be "the farm" or chicken farm, place where they would manufacture the drug. At this point, blue methamphetamine was already well known and popular with consumers..
It should be noted that the transfer of the drug, after packing it, was done by means of the mixtures to fry the fried chicken; thus the distribution was guaranteed.
The plot became even more complicated in season four, as the drug division managed to find an important clue at the crime scene of Gale Boettcher, a chemist who studied with the Max Arciniega scholarship and who worked for a short time as Walter's assistant..
In Gale's apartment, Hank discovered a Los Pollos Hermanos napkin, thus inferring the connection between Gale (who was vegan) and Gus. Other members of the cartel know that Walter is working with Gus, so they begin to sabotage the distribution of the drug..
Little by little, Hank's investigation closes in on Gus's intentions to get rid of the police, despite having an image of a model citizen. It is in the fifth season when the Los Pollos Hermanos restaurant falls out of favor and is removed from the Madrigal Electromotive business..
The prequel to Breaking bad, Better call saul (released 2015) recounts the events that happened before Jimmy McGill became the famous lawyer, Saul Goodman.
Due to this, there have been appearances of several characters belonging to the universe of Breakin bad and it is expected that this year Gus and Los Pollos Hermanos will do the same..
Initially, Los Pollos Hermanos corresponds to the fictitious fast food chain. In fact, the Twisters restaurant, located in Albuquerque, was the space used for the production of the series.
However, in March 2017, and thanks to the promotion of the new season of Better call saul, opened the first Los Pollos Hermanos headquarters, located in Austin, Texas.
Fans who attended the opening affirmed that the facilities are an exact replica seen on television, including the menu. However, despite the furor it caused among the fans, it is still unknown if more franchises will open in the country.
According Breaking bad, Los Pollos Hermanos are distributed in the following cities:
The following is the commercial about Los Pollos Hermanos that appears in one of the chapters of Breaking Bad:
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