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Larry offends a Japanese art dealer by implying that his father was not a real Kamikaze pilot. Later, Larry accuses his own dad's retirement home of fixing their bingo game.

Larry offends a Japanese art dealer Yoshi (Greg Watanabe) by implying that his father was not a real Kamikaze pilot. Larry is curious to know why the art dealer's father is still alive when he was a kamikaze pilot in the war. The art dealer suggests that his father grazed the ship he was supposed to crash into. Larry implies that maybe his dad changed his mind about "dying" at the last minute. Larry's dad Nat and art dealer's dad are at the same retirement home. Larry orders the Chicken Teriyaki, and Yoshi feels that Larry is calling his dad a Chicken for not fulfilling his duty as a Kamikaze pilot.

Larry is also angry at a scribbling in the wooden table at the restaurant, which says "Cofey was here." Later Larry learns that Yoshi tried to commit suicide. Larry was at a friend's house for poker night whose wife is Yoshi's sister. The friend receives news that Yoshi tried to kill himself and he rushes out to the hospital. Larry convinces the others that Yoshi is still alive, a pizza is on the way, and they should continue playing poker. After a few hours, the friend returns and is angry that everybody continued to play poker after he left. Everyone blames Larry. There is something wrong with Richard Lewis's kidney.

Yoshi had sent a suicide email to Cheryl, who refuses to share the email with Larry. Yoshi has copied a few other folks on the email.

Later, Larry accuses his own dad's retirement home of fixing their bingo game. Larry thinks he got Bingo, but the checker refutes his claim by saying she never called a few numbers that Larry had crossed and wouldn't show her pad to Larry. Then another resident Ruth (Angela Paton) wins the game. Later Larry is blamed for Yoshi's suicide attempt as he insulted his family tradition. Larry is forced to apologize to Yoshi, but he does it over phone & while he is eating peanuts. Yoshi does not accept Larry's apology. Larry wants to know if Yoshi mentioned him in his suicide email. Yoshi shuts the phone on Larry's face.

Larry's dad's doctor writes a prescription for Larry's dad for a blood thinner. But the pharmacist convinces Larry to switch to a different brand. Larry has to ask the doctor to change his prescription & that angers him. Then Larry realizes that the pharmacist's name is Cofey and he was the one scribbled his name on the table at the restaurant. Larry decides to go with the doctor's prescription. But then he finds out that it was a different Cofey who scribbled his name, not the pharmacist.

Larry finds that Ruth wins quite often and feels that she and the checker are in cahoots as they split winnings between them. Larry is talking to his dad loudly when Ruth walks in and Larry is screaming the words "die, die, die" in a conversation with his dad. Ruth thinks it's directed at her. The doctor witnesses this exchange. At the next bingo game, Larry wins but is attacked by the retirement home residents for trying to kill Ruth. Yoshi' father drives his wheelchair into Larry in true kamikaze style.