The Poor Owners Of The “Breaking Bad” House Had To Put Up A Fence Because Of Pizza-Throwing Fans

Stop the madness.

Hey, remember that episode of Breaking Bad where Walt gets pissed and throws a whole pizza onto the roof? Classic.

Hey, remember that episode of Breaking Bad where Walt gets pissed and throws a whole pizza onto the roof? Classic.

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Apparently plenty of Breaking Bad fans remember, because seven years later, they’re STILL THROWING PIZZAS ON THE ROOF OF THE HOUSE.

Local Albuquerque news station KOB4 reports that the owners of the house have been dealing with four years of “vandalisms, tresspassing, and general rudeness.”

It got so bad that a couple of years ago, BB creator Vince Gilligan had to implore fans to stop attempting the pizza stunt on the homeowners’ private property.

It got so bad that a couple of years ago, BB creator Vince Gilligan had to implore fans to stop attempting the pizza stunt on the homeowners' private property.

“Let me tell you, there is nothing original or funny or cool about throwing a pizza on this lady’s roof,” Gilligan said on the Better Call Saul Insider Podcast. “It is just not funny. It’s been done before. You are not the first. … It’s so uncool, please stop.”

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Naturally, nobody listened, so in a new effort to keep fans out, the homeowners have decided to put up a large, wrought-iron fence.

Naturally, nobody listened, so in a new effort to keep fans out, the homeowners have decided to put up a large, wrought-iron fence.

“We feel like we can’t leave because when we do, something happens and that’s ridiculous,” said Joanne Quintana, the daughter of the homeowners, in an interview with KOB4.

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So if you’re a Breaking Bad fan and you take a trip to Albuquerque, please remember Walter White’s words:

So if you're a Breaking Bad fan and you take a trip to Albuquerque, please remember Walter White's words:

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