As Bryan Cranston told "Hot Ones" host Sean Evans, Peter Wong was not well liked amongst his coworkers at the restaurant where he and the Cranston brothers worked. In casual conversation, Cranston, among others, pondered, hypothetically, if they killed Wong, how would they do it (via Youtube)? Cranston and his brother were traveling the country on motorcycles as Cranston tried to find work in the theater. While in Daytona Beach, Cranston volunteered in a production, "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad," and supplemented his income with restaurant work, as the The Daytona-Beach News Journal writes.

When asked how he'd kill Wong, Cranston responded — clearly, with an edge of dark humor — he'd chop him up and stir fry him in what Cranston called "Moo Goo Gai Peter," or so he joked with his coworkers. Soon, the theater season wound down in Daytona Beach,  and it was time for Cranston and his brother, Kyle Edward Cranston, who is also now an actor, to move on to their next destination. Little did they know, around the same time they left, Wong actually wound up dead.

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