Later on, Tony and Carmela are in bed when she wakes him out of a sound slumber to passive-aggressive a bit about the beach house. Applying the knowledge she gained from her real estate courses, she decides that the house might not be a bad investment, and even goes so far as to say that they probably wouldn't lose money if they decided to make the purchase. "I know you," she adds. "If you don't get the place you'll sulk, and I'll be the wet blanket." "I'll sulk?" wonders Tony, in an unusual moment of perceptivity. "I was sleeping." Carmela reminds him that the real estate agent's number is still on the bureau, and then pontificates, "More is lost by indecision than wrong decision." Um, are we sure it's Furio she fantasizes about, and not Pa Kent? Nothing excites a woman more than a well-turned platitude, you know.