In the season finale of "The Bear," when Carmy finds the $300,000 his Uncle Jimmy had lent his brother in the tomato cans, I literally burst into tears. The joyous sequence of them rushing to open all the cans is heartwarming, hilarious, and total chaos, just like the show itself. But, honestly, that wasn't the most shocking moment for me. Call me practical or naive, but when the final shot revealed that Carmy would use that money to open up The Bear and bet it all on his own restaurant rather than paying back the debt, I was shook to my core. And there came the tears again. — Charisandra Perez, social media strategist