Question
In Batter Call Saul, season 6, we have seen multiple times that there is an underground tunnel between Gus Fring's personal residence and the house opposite to his house across the road.
The two houses are in a really good and quiet neighbourhood.
I can only assume digging a tunnel is not legal, letting alone the tunnel is very well constructed with concrete reinforcement and etc. How realistic is it for Gus to pull it off in a quiet neighbourhood like his?
Answer
Many tunnels that are much longer and even “more illegal” have been discovered in the real world.
Earlier in 2022, a tunnel was found that crosses underneath the U.S.-Mexico border that was over 500m long, had steel reinforcing beams, lighting, ventilation, and a rail system.
In 2020, a cross-border tunnel was found that was over 1300m long. Other tunnels for smuggling of various kinds have been found at the U.S.-Mexico border and at other controlled borders around the world.
See: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-61477775.amp
Answered By - Todd Wilcox
