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When Junior and Richie sell cocaine on Tony's legitimate garbage routes, Tony argues with Richie and has a panic attack, almost having another when Janice and Richie announce their engagement. Tony's lawyer advises him to keep his nose clean following Matt's murder, but he finds himself bored at his no-show job. Junior is released from the hospital but placed back on house arrest, and he gets his hand stuck down the kitchen disposal for hours. Melfi begins drinking more before her sessions with Tony, but continues to treat him despite Kupferberg's warnings to stop. She suggests to Tony that he may have an antisocial personality and uses his criminal activities to distract himself from his immorality, but he shrugs her off. He returns to Satriale's, the deli he and his friends use as a front, and is welcomed back by them and a recently discharged Chris. A car crash happens out front and the men observe it before going about their day.
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