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Clips from Mad Men - Lost Horizon (S07E07)

"(MUSIC PLAYING ON TV)"
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"You didn't have to come up here. It's not your fault."
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"Those are actually from McCann."
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"Well, all the new secretaries."
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"They thought I was a secretary?"
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"As well as your mail and memos"
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"They're putting your boxes in storage."
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"I am not setting foot in there until I have an office."
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"Good morning."
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"How are you, stranger?"
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"- Well, takes some time to settle in. - I know."
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"When am I going to do that?"
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"Of that I am certain."
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"MEREDITH: Tell me if you like the general idea so I can take a few risks."
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"Where'd you learn to do this?"
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"Perfect."
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"Are you coming to the Sears briefing? That's a good idea."
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"I'm gonna put in a request to get you involved with this."
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"That's thoughtful."
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"Regarding the Avon transition,"
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"I like Dennis personally."
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"I'm not sure the client responded to him."
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"Say no more. I'll take care of it."
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"Ed, you could easily end up"
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"I asked you to do one damn thing and you didn't even do it."
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"(CHUCKLES)"
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"give me a call."
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"It should have your name on it."
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"Is this the Miller Beer meeting?"
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"BOB: Good morning, gentlemen."
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"Wants a hammock."
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"(ALL LAUGHING)"
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"We all know this man"
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"Not just any beer."
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"A note on the fridge to remind her about her diet."
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"(KNOCK ON DOOR)"
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"Too early for you?"
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"No, of course not."
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"I hope I didn't ruffle any feathers."
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"Like some junior account man came in"
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"He didn't read the brief..."
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"Joan, see it from his side."
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"Peggy Olson was our copy chief."
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"And honestly, I doubt that's gonna continue here anyway."
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"I agree that the best way to keep the business"
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"even if it's to Atlanta."
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"and Avon corporate is blocks away."
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"Hey, I'm easy."
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"Excuse me?"
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"Of course."
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"My first act of benevolence, you can call Charles Butler on your own."
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"We'll take him to lunch next week."
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"We can't lose those accounts. What would you do around here?"
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"And no one thought to call me, I guess."
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"during registration."
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"When do the boys get home?"
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"They won't be back until 6:30."
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"I'll let you get back to your studies."
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"I don't mind playing the house,"
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"but as long as your mother and Kevin are away,"
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"why don't you call in sick?"
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"No."
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"Cape Cod?"
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"It's a big place, and I asked the wrong person for help."
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"They still owe me over half a million dollars."
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"Now, I can help."
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"tie them up in court, cost them some money."
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"What's the second?"
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"You can call a guy."
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""A"
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"What does "a guy" do?"
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"You've really done that?"
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"You're disturbed."
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"Doesn't seem like such a big problem now, does it?"
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"COOPER". Not too sticky,"
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"but I am not ready to say goodbye to the summer."
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"where they're ready to provide all the back-to-school fashions."
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"Maybe some waitress who doesn't care about you?"
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"But I'll feel the emptiness"
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"Can you work at a drafting table"
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"(ORGAN MUSIC PLAYING)"
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"I have a heart condition, you know."
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"Believe it or not, I'm not scary. Organ music is scary."
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"Listen, sweetheart, if you don't mind..."
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"it doesn't matter. They're finally ready."
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"I'd do it for you."
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"Yes, I'm afraid I would."
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"You're sitting in his chair. You're obviously not expecting him."
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"so he might as well take the rest of the day off."
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"Is he on a bender, sweetheart?"
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"but he went to take his daughter to school."
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"I'm not concerned."
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"Look at this. "Christmas Day, 1951"
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"On! (CHUCKLES)"
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"McCann made you wait. You can make them wait."
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"You can have it."
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"You can put it in your office."
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"You think you're gonna have fun like this over there?"
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"You're acting like you had nothing to do with this."
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"I'll have you know, I held this place together."
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"I know you think that, but you actually sold it."
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"You get bought, you get sold, you get fired."
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"Well, hopefully I'll have that problem someday."
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"I mean, I know it's going to be challenging..."
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"it was over 100 degrees every day in the Pacific,"
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"Can't you swim?"
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"We all have regrets."
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"This was a hell of a boat, you know."
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"Yes? Can I help you?"
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"Good evening. I hope I'm not disturbing your dinner."
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"I'm Bill Phillips from Conley Research."
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"including Miller Beer,"
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"- Oh. - (CHUCKLES)"
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"Have a seat. Would you like some iced tea?"
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"- I don't wanna be a bother. - It's no bother."
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"Are you looking for my mother?"
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"If she won something, I should get it."
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"Yes, that makes sense."
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"It was no problem at all."
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"I hope you're finding everything satisfactory."
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