My best one so far that involves Tony and Spacehey

However, things start to go wrong when Carmela finds out that Tony has been seeing one of his goomahs, a young waitress named Tina, who works at a nearby diner. Carmela confronts Tony and accuses him of cheating on her. Tony denies it and tries to calm her down, but Carmela is furious and refuses to listen. She tells Tony that she is not going to let him get away with his lies and that he can forget about getting any pizza from Sam’s.

Tony is enraged and feels that Carmela is being unreasonable and controlling. He storms out of the hotel and heads to the boardwalk, hoping to get some pizza anyway. However, when he arrives at Sam’s, he finds out that the place is closed for renovations. Tony is disappointed and frustrated, and decides to vent his anger on SpaceHey, a retro social network that he recently joined.

Tony logs into his SpaceHey account and writes a long rant about how Carmela is ruining his life and how he deserves to have some pizza. He posts it on his blog and waits for some sympathy from his online friends. However, instead of getting support, he gets a barrage of mocking and insulting comments from a bunch of teenagers who think that Tony is a pathetic loser and a bad husband. They make fun of his weight, his hair, his accent, and his taste in pizza. They also question his credibility as a mob boss and call him names like “Tony Baloney” and “Pizza Face”.

Tony is shocked and humiliated by the online abuse. He tries to defend himself and threaten the trolls, but they only laugh at him and make more jokes. Tony feels powerless and helpless, and realizes that he has no control over his life or his image. He starts to have a panic attack and collapses on the boardwalk, attracting the attention of the passers-by and the police.

The episode ends with Tony being taken away in an ambulance, while Carmela watches from the hotel window, wondering what happened to him. The final scene shows Tony’s SpaceHey profile, with his blog post and the comments still visible, and a message saying “Tony Soprano is offline”.