Calogero spots an old friend who had been dodging him to avoid paying back the money he owes. Calogero is overcome by wrath, but Sonny has a chat with him to change his perspective on the situation. He suggests that Calogero worry about his friends, family, and the people that are important to him.

Oskar Schindler gives his definition of the word "power".

Businessmen try to outshine each other with their business cards. The cards themselves have only slight differences and the men's reaction to the unveiling of each new card is comical.

Rudy's ambition is to play football for the University of Notre Dame. He loses confidence in himself because he did not make the dress list, but Fortune reminds him to have persistence.

A medical student treats patients, illegally, using humor and gets accosted by his peer who reminds him the seriousness of his occupation. His roommate encourages him to the situation from another perspective- as a patient- would he really want to be treated by a doctor who barely skimmed his textbooks? The root of this discussion comes from the roommate's pressure from himself and his family to become the best doctor possible.