Breaking Bad Season 2 -

: A fan-favorite "text-like" audio message is Jesse’s voicemail greeting: "Yo 148, 3-to-the-3-to-the-6-to-the-9. Representin' the ABQ. What up, biatch? Leave it at the tone!" .

: Jesse Pinkman is particularly vocal this season, using his signature "Yo" 54 times throughout Season 2.

: Jane Margolis has a similarly memorable greeting: "If you're trying to sell me something... Do Not Call List. However, if you're cool, leave it at the beep" . Breaking Bad Revisited: Season 2, Episodes 11-13 Breaking Bad Season 2

While Walt is in the middle of teaching a high school class, his hidden second cell phone vibrates in the ceiling. Upon retrieving it, he finds a single text message: . Significance of the Message

This text is the catalyst for several major developments in the series: : A fan-favorite "text-like" audio message is Jesse’s

In the context of Season 2, "the text" typically refers to a pivotal one-word message received by Walter White in the episode "Mandala" (Season 2, Episode 11) . The "POLLOS" Text

If you are looking for other "texts" or famous spoken lines from this season: Leave it at the tone

: The message is a summons to Los Pollos Hermanos , where Walt eventually meets the owner, Gustavo "Gus" Fring , for the first time.