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Tony admits to Melfi that he feels an innate anger towards absentmindedly happy people he sees on the street. He takes over Junior's gambling game and is accosted by his non-mob friend, David Scatino, asking to play. Knowing that Scatino is a compulsive gambler, Tony tries to stop him but eventually relents, resulting in Scatino being in debt. As Scatino continues to stall, Tony beats him, forcing him to sell his son Eric's car to him as partial payment. Tony tries to give it to Meadow, but she recognizes it as Eric's and rejects it. At her cabaret night, Eric refuses to perform with her, giving her the solo she had wanted earlier. Carmela notes Meadow's luck and wonders what happened as Scatino and his wife leave the theater, and Tony shrugs.
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