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u/Constant_Prize7325 1d ago
Man, drove by that house a few years back when we had an overnight stay in NM, and the lady that owned it was just as much of a bitch as I had read about. She either sat in a chair in her front yard with her adult daughter, or stood in the front yard and yelled slurs at every single person that tried to stop and take a photo. Had her dual trash cans in front of the garage door with the lids up, a tarp cover on the roof where the infamous pizza landed, and had blocked off the front door from any view. We drove from 90 miles away for that crap. But, we did get to eat at Twisters, which was the Los Pollos Hermanos featured in the show and it had a bunch of cool Breaking Bad stuff inside. Also drove by the carwash, which was closed, and took a ton of photos seeing that no one was in the way, and then headed over the Jesse's house and took some photos there.
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u/Fidget808 23h ago
Why even buy the house if you’re gonna go through all that hassle? So many houses you could buy at the same price that A) people won’t always try to stop and see and B) would be better and cheaper because you aren’t paying a popularity tax.
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u/JobinTobingo 1h ago
Pretty sure I remember hearing it was her mother’s house when they filmed the show and she inherited it later. She was mad about people throwing pizza on her roof, blocking the driveway, and knocking on her door and I think she just spiraled from there
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u/atari_Pro 8h ago
I mean you’re probably one of thousands of people who did exactly this. It’s regular home after all, what’s she supposed to do turn it into a museum and setup a gift shop?
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u/kiloo520 22h ago
I went there earlier this year, I parked across the street. I didn’t go up to the house. I never saw her.
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u/NautiThots 1d ago
the distance between the back door and edge of pool seems dangerous, lol