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Everyone has their breaking point, and it seems like the owners of the famous Breaking Bad house where Walter White resided have finally reached theirs.
The house in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where Bryan Cranston’s meth-dealing character lived in has of course become the spot for countless photos, theft, and pizza being thrown on the roof. Why? Because of this moment:
Well now, according to KOB4 news, who have reported that as many as 100 people a week show up at the house, the owners of the house are finally building a fence to keep those unruly fans out.
Unruly fans forcing owner of ‘Breaking Bad’ house to install fence https://t.co/zQN4WThwor #NBC4 pic.twitter.com/wBpzlnU1Gy
— NBC4 Columbus (@nbc4i) October 11, 2017
The owners state they are building a six-foot high iron fence around the house because they are tired of nuisances, like people telling them to close their garage or clear out of the driveway so that they can take a photo of the house. Oh, and apparently people keep stealing rocks.
“We feel like we can’t leave because when we do, something happens and that’s ridiculous,” the daughter of the owners said.
Well, I guess this is the owners’ message to us:
