6. Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good....Eh, Screw It

At night, Lip, Brad and Mickey sneak into the shop, stealing equipment and $3,000 from the owners' office. However, Mickey is frustrated that neither Lip or Brad have a contingent plan on where to sell the parts without being traced. They are forced to hide the equipment at the Keg Zone after Kevin agrees to cover for them.

Terry returns from the hospital, now paralyzed and forced to use a wheelchair. Due to his disgusting nature, his family refuses to let him enter the house and just leave him in the sidewalk. When Mickey walks by, he expresses his anger towards Terry and holds a weapon against his chest, but cannot bring himself to pull the trigger. Subsequently, he and Ian help Terry reach his house's porch, but leave him outside as the door is locked. Liam is haunted by his role in Terry's condition after learning he was responsible for the bullet. As he asks others for help in penance, he finally admits his actions to Carl. While Carl is proud of his brother's actions, he tells him to hide the gun.

Frank has sex with a woman named Letty, but he constantly calls her "Monica". While picking up marijuana, he is punched and taken to the hospital. Noticing his speech pattern, the nurse asks him a few questions. When Frank cannot recall three words she told him, she decides to run a few more tests on him. Later, Frank runs into Terry at the porch, who asks him to kill him, but Frank refuses. Tami discovers about the robbery and confronts Lip about it. He opens up about how he is always negatively impacted no matter what decision he takes, but accepts that he cannot become a criminal for his family.

Veronica accompanies Amy and Gemma to school after being selected as class parent of the day. However, she is horrified when the school runs a school shooting simulation. Unwilling to let it become the norm, she contacts Alderman Jenkins to stop the protocol and provide the students with more equipment.

Debbie gets a new job at a lesbian bar, and confronts Sandy over her marriage. Sandy reveals she was married at 15, but regrets her decision, and they reconcile. At a furniture store, Carl defends the clerk, Tish, from an aggressive customer and they go on a date. That night, Tish visits him at home and they proceed to have sex. Carl wants to use condom, but Tish does not allow him. Afterwards, he talks over the situation with the family, and Debbie says he was raped. The following day, he files a sexual assault charge.

Lip and Tami visit the family at their house and reveal that in order to pay for their own house, they are considering selling the Gallagher household. The announcement is criticized and leads to a huge argument. Frank steps outside and reads a letter with the medical results; he has been diagnosed with alcoholic dementia.