They spend the night in an abandoned van, dining on ketchup packets and blaming each other for their predicament. They still haven't found Valery - dead or alive - or the car. Meanwhile, back in the Pine Barrens, the Outward Bound experience is not going well for Paulie and Christopher.

And although she defends him, saying, 'You don't know what it's like to grow up where we did,' Meadow can't help thinking that maybe her friends are right. Back at her dorm, Meadow's girlfriends counsel her to forget him.

One night, when Jackie tells her he's having his mother's car inspected, she catches him with a woman who is definitely not a mechanic. It started so easy and uncomplicated - what's with unstable women and meat, anyway?ДЄnd Tony's relationship isn't the only one going south Meadow's is, too. er moods turn on a dime and when she's feeling neglected she throws things, notably the London broil that smacks Tony square on the head. Gloria Trillo, the woman Tony told Melfi makes him feel better than 'your Prozac and therapy bullshit combined,' is turning out to be less perfect than he'd thought. Tony, unfortunately, has his own problem to handle. Valery works for Slava - the Russian who launders Tony's money - and so, Tony warns Paulie, 'This guy cannot come back to tell this story.' Tony then hangs up, leaving Paulie and Christopher to solve the problem on their own. But when they call Tony, he, to put it mildly, is not amused. And it turns out Valery's not the only thing Paulie and Christopher have lost: they can't find their way back to the car.ДЄt least they have a cell phone. But despite being hit - in the head, no less - by one of Paulie's shots, Valery manages to get away.

A stunned Paulie and profusely bleeding Christopher go after him, guns blazing. With practiced efficiency, Valery uses the shovel to hit Christopher on the head, then Paulie in the groin then he runs into the woods. But unbeknownst to Paulie and Christopher, Valery is a former Russian army commando. Not to worry, Paulie again assures Christopher since the Russian is still respiring, he can dig his own grave. 'Twenty minutes from A.C.,' he tells Christopher, 'We'll get a ay a little blackjack.the day won't be a total loss.' But when they get to the woods and open the trunk they find something they weren't counting on: Valery's still alive. But Paulie, unruffled, says they'll simply bury the expired expatriate in the South Jersey Pine Barrens. When Valery responds with an unprintable epithet, a nasty, sloppy brawl erupts it eventually culminates into Paulie throttling the Russian with a floor lamp.Д¬hristopher is understandably alarmed that Paulie's turned a routine collection into a hit. All they have to do is knock on the door, get the money and go.Д«ut when they get there, they find that in addition to the money, Valery's carrying a big load of attitude - which Paulie only exacerbates by cracking wise about rubles and Russian toilet practices. Although he'd promised his mother he'd accompany her to the Social Security Office, Paulie grabs Christopher and heads for the Russian's. Laid low by a virus, Silvio can't make a collection from a Russian named Valery. Written by Teleplay by Terence Winter, Story by Tim Van Patten & Terence Winter

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