Contains spoilers for this episode and earlier episodes.
A flashback shows Hector presenting Don Eladio with cash from his Albuquerque ice-cream operation and a bobblehead mascot called Sabrosito. Juan Bolsa arrives with Gus Fring’s larger tribute, and Eladio’s teasing leaves Hector humiliated. In the present, Mike watches police arrive at Hector’s ice-cream store, then visits Stacey and Kaylee at their new home. Hector, Nacho and Arturo later barge into Los Pollos Hermanos and intimidate the staff while demanding that Gus use his trucks to move Salamanca drugs. Gus wants the arrangement too, but conceals that from Hector. The next day he tells employees that the visitors were extortionists.
Gus promises overtime and offers staff counseling, winning their trust after the intimidation. He later asks Mike why he refused Victor’s payment for disrupting the Salamanca trucks. Mike says he acted for his own reasons and expects no reward; Gus says he may have work for him, and Mike is open to more. Kim cancels Chuck’s appointment to repair his door, and Jimmy hires Mike for the job. Mike quietly photographs Chuck’s house, copies information from papers on his desk and gives Jimmy the pictures with a note. Kim tells Chuck she suspects a second copy of Jimmy’s confession exists. Chuck confirms he plans to submit the original at the bar hearing.