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My interpretation is that it's sort of a Schrodinger's death kind of situation- Tony once said there's only two ways it can end for him. He's always been torn between family life and the business, and realized he could never reconcile the two. In the final restaurant scene, even after everything (seemingly) blew over, he's still paranoid- looking up at everyone who comes in, analyzing his surroundings. Regardless of whether or not he got shot from the 3 o'clock, or died at all, he's essentially dead anyway because he'll never be able to enjoy life with his loved ones because he knows he'll either get popped or arrested. That's why Chase hates being asked what happened, it doesn't matter, the story is over.

I can't believe that guy is a dad and I'm not.

when did you realize something was wrong with your heart? what were the symptoms? I'm curious because I'm a 20 year old male and my family has a history of heart disease and lately I've been noticing some weird feelings, definitely going to be telling my doc.

This is an amazing question and I wish more people would notice it