Was Nacho's burglary of Pryce's home sort of foolish? [closed]

It seemed like he had a good and very rare thing going -- there is almost no way to reliably obtain prescription drugs that are in such high demand. He was able to get factory-sealed Oxys in large amounts; Pryce was quite a hookup.

I don't know if Nacho did not think that Pryce would connect the burglary of his home with him, but given that the drugs were stolen, it certainly was a possibility that Pryce would suspect him.

I wonder if the writers were trying to show us that Nacho really did not make the best choices -- this was part of a pattern. What's more, Nacho, even if he did not think Pryce would continue to sell Oxy to him, would end up needing this guy for the pills involved in his Hector scheme -- while Nacho did not at the time know he would need Pryce for this, what he did know is that Pryce was a very unusual sort of individual -- someone with the computer skills and the willingness to use them to obtain illegal stuff. Most people in Pryce's position would be worried about jeopardizing a decent job, not to mention the very stiff prison sentence which would be not just selling drugs illegally but also grand theft -- Pryce was facing decades in prison and he almost certainly would have been convicted if caught and maybe he would have served a reduced term, it still would have been many years in probably a pretty rough prison (he was not committing a "white collar" crime, and he could have ended up sharing a cell with someone he would not like much -- prison for him, let us be frank, would have been a nightmare).