“Money goes up.” Tony Soprano has had ENOUGH. Tony gathers his crew and unleashes his frustration over their lack of financial growth. The numbers aren't improving, business opportunities are falling apart, and his top earners aren't bringing in what he expects. The councilman project has “died on the vine,” and Tony is furious that everyone seems to have an excuse. Meanwhile, Uncle Junior is fighting for his life in court, and Tony expects the crew to contribute more money to help cover the enormous legal expenses. His message is simple: the money must keep flowing, regardless of the circumstances. Tony doesn't want to hear about the economy or anyone's personal struggles. In his world, earning is a responsibility, and every member of the organization is expected to deliver. But beneath the angry speech is a deeper truth about leadership: Tony demands loyalty from everyone beneath him while carrying the pressure of keeping the entire organization profitable. Is Tony a brilliant leader holding his crew accountable, or a boss who expects everyone else to carry his burdens? #TheSopranos #TonySoprano #MobLife