Guzman Lopez's deal is like, super interesting because it shows how far you gotta go for just one mistake... I mean, kidnapping someone and then trying to get credit for it? 
Like, what was he thinking? His brother Ovidio already took a hit, and now he's trying to save himself by cooperating. It's all so... complicated. 
And those guys, the Chapito brothers, they're like total ruthless animals, you know? I mean, torturing people and feeding them to tigers? 
That's just messed up.But what really gets me is how this whole thing affects the Sinaloa cartel's dynamics. Like, El Mayo was a major player for so long, and now he's down, and all these other guys are trying to take his place. It's like a never-ending game of chess, but with guns and violence...
I'm not saying it's right or anything, but you can't help feeling like there's gonna be more twists and turns in this whole thing.And what about Guzman Lopez? Is he really thinking that cooperating is gonna save him from all these years in the slammer?
It's a tough road ahead for him, that's for sure. But hey, at least he's taking responsibility for his actions... or trying to, I guess. 