Complete story — includes the ending
As A.J.'s grades begin to slip, Tony and Carmela argue about how to deal with him, during which she points out that Tony has no real friends and that his men laugh at his jokes out of obligation, which he tests by telling a joke and finds her to be correct. Feech's men steal cars from the wedding of an associate of Tony's, and Tony remembers Feech did not laugh at his joke. He has Chris set Feech up to be caught by his parole officer with a load of stolen TVs, and Feech gazes longingly at the outside world on the bus back to prison. Calluzzo is murdered by Peeps and the Leotardos. Carmela allows A.J. to go to a concert in New York, but he instead gets high with his friends in a hotel room. Carmela sends him to live with Tony. She goes to lunch with A.J.'s guidance counselor, Robert Wegler, who recommends the novel Madame Bovary on the grounds that she resembles the main character. She returns home to find her house empty.
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