Contains spoilers for this episode and earlier episodes.
A flashback takes Jimmy and Marco into the McGill family’s abandoned store in Cicero. Jimmy retrieves his childhood coin collection and tells Marco how his father once tried to return a rare coin a customer had mistakenly spent. In Albuquerque, Mike visits the ice-cream truck robbery site and finds the body of the Good Samaritan killed after freeing Ximenez. He anonymously calls police with the location. Chuck tells his doctor that he suspects his condition may be psychological, and she warns him not to rush his recovery. When Howard visits, he tells Chuck that his malpractice insurance has become a problem.
Jimmy makes a successful commercial for a music store, but its owners refuse to pay. He uses a slip-and-fall con to get the money and gives Kim his share of the rent. Kim tries to repay HHM for her law-school loan, but Howard refuses and accuses her of betrayal. She says he should not have covered up Chuck’s condition. At community service, Jimmy threatens a supervisor with a class-action suit and earns money by getting a drug dealer released early. Nacho swaps Hector’s real heart pills with lookalike capsules. Mike asks Gus to launder the cash he stole from Hector; Gus agrees but warns they must keep their connection quiet.