What is the relationship between Shlomo Teittleman and Silvio Dante?
Shlomo Teittleman, the Hasidic Jewish hotel owner, and Silvio Dante share a friendship. Shlomo seeks Silvio's help in a business negotiation, where he offers Tony a quarter of his business to convince his son-in-law to agree to a divorce without any financial settlement.
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How does Shlomo Teittleman use his connection with the DiMeo crime family?
Shlomo Teittleman, co-owner of the Flyaway Motel, leverages his DiMeo crime family ties to handle a business issue. His son-in-law Ariel, demanding half of the motel while refusing to divorce Shlomo's daughter, prompts Shlomo to engage the DiMeo family's services. Tony Soprano agrees to intervene for a 25% stake in the motel. Following Ariel's defiance, Tony's crew, Paulie and Silvio, take action. The DiMeo family later uses the motel for illicit activities, and Shlomo aids DiMeo member Benny Fazio in a credit card fraud scheme.
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What business arrangement does Shlomo make with Tony Soprano?
Tony Soprano and Shlomo Teittleman, co-owner of the Flyaway Motel, enter a business deal. Ariel, Shlomo's son-in-law, is extorting 50% of the motel's earnings and won't divorce Shlomo's daughter. Tony proposes to persuade Ariel to divorce in return for a 25% share in the motel. Shlomo consents to this deal but eventually reneges.
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Why is Shlomo's son-in-law, Ariel, causing him trouble?
Ariel, Shlomo's son-in-law, is causing trouble by demanding half of the Flyaway Motel's ownership and refusing to divorce Shlomo's daughter. His defiance, even in the face of violence and threats from mobsters, exacerbates the situation.
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What is the significance of the Flyaway Motel in Shlomo's storyline?
The Flyaway Motel, co-owned by Shlomo Teittleman and his son Hillel, becomes a focal point in Shlomo's storyline. Shlomo's son-in-law Ariel demands half of the motel during a divorce dispute. Tony Soprano proposes to resolve the issue for a 25% stake in the motel. Despite this arrangement, Hillel is reluctant to cooperate with the mobsters and eventually reneges on the agreement.
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Biography[]
Shlomo uses Silvio to get in touch with then DiMeo capo Tony Soprano in the episode "Denial, Anger, Acceptance", so that they can make a business arrangement. Shlomo is being shaken down for 50% of his motel by his son-in-law, Ariel, who will not divorce Shlomo's daughter. Tony asks for 25% of the Flyaway Motel if he can get the son-in-law to agree to a divorce. Shlomo accepts the offer. Shlomo co-owns the Flyaway Motel with his son, Hillel Teittleman, who has serious reservations about working with the DiMeo mobsters.
Ultimately, he refuses to hold up his end of the bargain, and (as far as we are shown) is one of the only people in the series to do so in an arrangement with Tony Soprano and survive. It is unclear what happened to Shlomo Teittleman.
