Pablo from Medellin is really having an uncomfortable time now.
The "Anti-Vi Alliance Army" he intended to lead hasn't even begun to organize, and it's already fallen apart due to the internal chaos among the Yanks.
Clients in Europe are dissatisfied with Medellin's shipping speed and quality, and they keep turning to the Three-leaf Association or the Golden Triangle forces. With such a decrease on one side and increase on the other, his drug empire is experiencing a "winter."
What Pablo likes to do most every day is hold the teddy bear left behind by his daughter and sit on the steps singing her favorite Colombian nursery rhyme.
When Ochoa and the third leader, Carlos Leder, walked in, they saw their elder brother singing and exchanged glances, feeling a bit helpless.
Psychological illness can't be helped.
He has to walk out of it on his own.
