Contains spoilers for this episode and earlier episodes.
Johnny Sack prepares to accept a plea agreement that will cost him most of his assets. He sends Anthony Infante to ask Tony for help selling a company in which he has a hidden interest. Tony initially makes little effort to persuade the reluctant partner. After Janice admires Johnny's house, Tony offers stronger assistance in exchange for a discounted sale to Janice and Bobby. Johnny accepts, then admits his Mafia membership in court and receives fifteen years.
Janice accuses Tony of withholding advancement from Bobby and blaming them for the shooting. In therapy, Tony acknowledges treating Janice badly over resentments from childhood. Obtaining Johnny's house leaves her grateful, but Bobby has another crisis: youths rob him during a collection, taking his gun. A shot fired into the pavement sends fragments into his eye. Paulie calls Tony with the news and also reveals that he is receiving treatment for early-stage prostate cancer.
Vito lives with Jim and admits leaving a family in New Jersey. He takes handyman work and helps the firefighters, but becomes miserable with the slow workday despite their growing intimacy. He leaves while Jim sleeps. Drinking during the drive, he crashes into a parked vehicle. Its owner refuses cash and heads home to call the police, so Vito shoots him in the back of the head. Vito returns to New Jersey, briefly stopping outside Satriale's before driving away.