Complete story — includes the ending
Despite his parents offering him work, A.J. spends his time sitting around the house or in nightclubs. He takes a knife to Junior's facility, but drops it when Junior, mistaking him for Tony, begs him to take him home. He is arrested, Tony is forced to bail him out, and A.J. insists that he was trying to avenge Tony like in The Godfather. A friend asks A.J. to get Tony to help with a financial dispute, and he has a panic attack. Vito finds himself taken with local chef Jim Witowski and they kiss, but he instinctively punches Jim, leading to a fight that leaves Vito beaten. Several days later, he apologizes to Jim and they have sex. Tony, sexually active for the first time since the shooting, is accosted by a realtor who offers to buy a local store to turn it into a Jamba Juice. He rejects the deals until the price reaches half a million, and they kiss after agreeing on the sale. Tony stops himself from having sex with her and redirects his frustration at Carmela when he returns home.
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