He notices Lalo's clouded expression, and that's enough to tell him to not touch that area. Poor Abuelita probably had her age catch up with her, that's the only thing he can think of, and that it's a miracle she managed to live as long as she did with a family as stressful as hers. But he's not about to tell Lalo that.

"Now, uh, let's just say I'm hip to how all this is going to go."

The bail, he means, assuming anyone would even go for it, and that Lalo is going to end up long gone and never to be seen again once he's free from prison. And in fact, that's what he wants! Please, go have fun over there.

"But that family stuff, that plays well with the judges. So, introduce me to Jorge De Guzman. That's who I'm here to represent. A... fine and upstanding family man from the greater Albuquerque area, who ended up in an unfortunate mix-up with the law."