[Gus confronts Hector, who is sitting behind Gus's desk in his back office at Los Pollos Hermanos.]
Don Hector.
Took you long enough.
[Hector rests his feet on Gus's desk]
Don Hector, mine is a cartel business. But it is mine. And it is legitimate. My employees are civilians. Your actions here today have endangered them, my interests, and those of the cartel.
I am the cartel. And from now on, you are my mule. You are going to bring my product north.
[Hector notices what looks like dog feces stuck at the bottom of his shoe.]
Mierda.
[Hector takes a pen and picks the feces off on Gus's desk.]
I understand that your supply line has been compromised, and this is most unfortunate. However, my trucks are already at maximum capacity.
[focused on his shoe] Make room.
Don Hector, you must understand that I answer to Juan Bolsa.
[still focused on his shoe] You want to cry to Bolsa, cry to Bolsa. Or hell, Eladio.
Adding more product will threaten the reliability of the entire operation. May I ask, did Don Eladio approve this?
[looks to Gus] I approve this. [rises from his seat and approaches Gus] You are doing it.
[Hector leaves the office.]
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