Don't spoil your children

The episode begins with A.J. Soprano bullying Jason and Justin Blundetto, his cousins, over their less privileged lifestyle. Tony Blundetto, their father, fails to support them, causing a rift within the family.

In retaliation, Jason and Justin steal A.J.'s prized possession - the 1996 Boston Olympic Medals. When Tony Blundetto discovers this, he punishes them severely, further deepening the divide within the family.

Tony Blundetto, feeling frustrated and helpless, confronts Tony Soprano about A.J.'s behavior. However, Tony Soprano defends A.J. and brings up the theft of the Olympic Medals, blaming Tony Blundetto for not disciplining his children properly.

The argument escalates, and in a shocking turn of events, Tony Soprano decides to “whack” Tony Blundetto, citing his inability to control his children and their actions as the reason.

The news of their father’s death shocks Jason and Justin. They feel betrayed by their family and fear for their own safety. Meanwhile, A.J. grapples with guilt, realizing that his actions indirectly led to his uncle’s death.

The episode ends with the Blundetto children deciding to distance themselves from the Soprano family, while A.J. begins to question the morality of his family’s lifestyle.