Woman who lives in the Breaking Bad house absolutely roasts man trying to visit

The woman who lives in the Breaking Bad house did not hold back when a tourist came sniffing around.

Scott Thompson went to visit the house that is home to the Whites in the hit series, and he shared a video of the resident 'roasting' him upon his arrival.

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In the clip he can be seen walking towards the property in Albuquerque, in New Mexico, donning a hat that is presumably supposed to look like that worn by Heisenberg.

"Oh God," she said. "Get out."

She added: "What's that f***ing top hat for?"

When Scott explained that he thought it was 'stylish', she replied: "I think it's stupid. Halloween's over.

"You don't look like him, so go away."

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Fair play, he doesn't look like him. And also fair play, it must be quite annoying having randoms come loitering about your house all the time.

There are loads of videos circling around social media of the homeowner berating visitors, so perhaps Scott can comfort himself with the knowledge it was nothing personal.

His video has been viewed 1.3 million times, and in the comments, one person wrote: "People go just for her now, it’s like a Karen’s Diner experience."

Another commented: "This is the nicest she's ever been"

While another added: "I feel like ppl are coming to see her instead of the house."

The property was bought by Louis and Frances Padilla back in 1973, and they lived a quiet life until they agreed to rent it out for the crime drama, which proved to be more popular than they ever could have expected.

Fans have flocked to the home, and many have even thrown pizzas on the roof, mimicking Walter in the show. It got so bad, the family had to erect a metal fence to stop food flingers.

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Frances died in 2020, and the woman in the viral videos at the property appears to be her daughter, Joanne Quintana.

In a rant on Facebook, she said that people wouldn't even keep their distance during the peak of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Writing back in August 2020 – not long after star Bryan Cranston (Walter White) had tested positive for the virus – she wrote: "Okay Bryan Cranston made the announcement that he has the Covid.

"My question is why are people coming to the house he's not laid up here his character died in Breaking Bad.

"I have been flooded with tourist and people asking stupid questions like 'Can he come out?'

"I'm like, 'Seriously, would you want someone who has covid come out and stand next to you and take a picture? I don't think so."