Foxy jumps on Seltzer.

Foxy’s only defense is that he cannot contain his enthusiasm for jumping on his brothers when they least expect it.

So Foxy goes into time-out, which he says is BS, but Seltzer says is awesome.

Then Foxy just says fine, whatever–that he’ll just use his time to plot his revenge and bulk up his muscles.

…

Seltzer asks about witness protection, but knows we don’t run from our problems here.

So Seltzer just sighs and says he’s a lover, not a fighter. His street days are over.

…

Back in time-out, Foxy forgets why he was mad and takes a nap. Then wakes up and walks out because the door is open.

Seltzer just sighs, again, and says I love you to Foxy.

Foxy says I love you, too; then he lightly jumps on Nacho, who looks at him with dismay and Foxy is reformed. For now.

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