Ace got a job at the old folk’s home with the intention of helping the residents, but they aren’t making it easy for him. One scene sees an old man accuse Ace of defecating on his bed and putting it into his pants. Afterward, the old man throws the context of his bowels all over Ace’s face. However, the DWL star deals with it, as he later tells Jack that becoming the Condamned has made him stronger.

Of course, Ace’s past actions will always hang over him to some degree. After he found out that Crystal was dating Bobby Pin (Trey Tucker), Ace intentionally broke her new boyfriend’s leg during a match. In this episode, we discover that Bobby’s doctor has told him that he hasn’t made much progress in regard to his recovery, so he might never be able to wrestle again.

Back in the DWL, Jack tells the roster that they need to discover themselves on a deeper level and use that to inform their promos to impress Continuum. Meanwhile, Willie is still torn about staying in the company or joining Gully’s promotion. She tells Bill that she’s made a lot of mistakes and lost track of what’s right and wrong. Bill tells her that it’s never too late to make a change, but he doesn’t have an answer when she asks if she should move on.

While Jack and his team are figuring out how to impress Continuum, Rooster Robbins (Allen Maldonado) uses his smooth-talking abilities to impress Jennifer on behalf of the FWD. He tells her that the FWD is a “church in a falling world,” and people crave its chaotic elements as they’re true to life. It goes down well.