What if Walter White warned Hank about the Cousins?

Two men in identical grey suits and silver boots have driven up from Mexico for Walter White, and they have been in his house since two in the afternoon, sitting perfectly still. They are Tuco's cousins. They do not speak, do not hurry and have never once been talked out of anything. The telephone in Walt's hand belongs to a man he has met twice, who has just explained that he can make this go away, and who is waiting for an answer.

Gus Fring is on the phone and can point those two men anywhere. What does Walt say?

• Let Gus handle itWhat the show did.
• Warn HankAnonymously, from a payphone.
• Tell them himself whose fault it wasGive them the right name.

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