If your mistakes lead to your death, how can you learn from them? A simple exchange goes awry when greed gets in the way, with Ray having to make a deadly decision; Ray embarrasses Brittany at school.

If you think violence is not the answer, you don't understand the question. Ray's friends work to get his charges dropped; Brittany sees through Ray's lies as he tries to explain away his prison time.

Gary spies on his wife; Ray runs into a pregnant Ally; Ray comes to the aid of Bill, whose health is deteriorating.

Brittany finds Ray's pistol and plays with it. Ray is dispatched to dispose of a body.

Ray and Gary spy on Brittany and her new boyfriend Adrian; Gary starts a home business; Ray helps someone get revenge; Ray's father, Bill, is moved to an assisted living facility. All is fair in love and war but not in business. Forgiveness may be divine but revenge is way more fun.

While mourning his brother, Ray discovers that Brittany is growing closer to learning who he really is. Meanwhile, a new connection with a criminal kingpin only adds to Ray's struggles. Don't live in the past they say, but what if it's a hell of a lot better than the present?

People love to go on road trips.

There's a reason why the road less traveled, is less traveled.