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Clips from Mad Men - Lost Horizon (S07E07)

"Well, that's just it."
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"You know, more independence."
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"Frankly, you're lucky he's taken an interest in your business."
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"doing things the way we do them."
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"I've tried to be patient..."
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"but I don't care about your SC&P partnership."
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"but your little stake doesn't mean anything here."
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"my half a million dollars and be on my way."
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"I'll bet people always say you're the kind of gal"
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"who doesn't take no for an answer."
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"I think the second I file a complaint, I'll have the ACLU in my office"
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"and Betty Friedan in the lobby"
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"with half the women who marched down Fifth Avenue."
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"Look,"
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"to never see your face again."
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"Go ahead."
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"So you get to drive all over America giving people prizes?"
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"That sounds like fun."
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"A refrigerator full of Miller Beer."
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"Yeah..."
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"- Cliff, please. - Let him answer."
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"- Do you have an address? - No."
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"Guess we're not as dumb as you think we are."
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"She's a tornado..."
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"I didn't mean to disturb you."
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"Just starting to get back to even part of the way to where I was."
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"Look, I'm sorry."
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"I was worried about her."
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"She seemed so lost."
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"I lost my daughter to God and my wife to the devil."
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"He'll help you, too."
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"and hasn't come back."
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"He does that."
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"but it's not too late to let the ax fly."
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"I don't want to hear her name again."
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"I'm here and I'm doing my job."
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"Well, thank you very much."
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"Listen to me."
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"You're not going to do better than 50 cents on the dollar."
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"It's not about the money."
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"It's only about the money."
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"Take half my money?"
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"I know it's all my fault. And I'm trying to take care of it."
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"You've started something that could leave you with nothing."
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"Tell him he has a deal."
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"St. Paul."
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"I'm not going to let you spoil the moment. My moment."
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"See you in the funny papers."
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"I don't know what's keeping the building representatives,"
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"Travelers Insurance. My cousin works there."
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"That in mind, I have to say thank you."
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"- Fat lot of good it did me. - (CHUCKLES)"
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"Aren't you sweet to come by? This is Beverly."
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"Karen Schmidt."
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"And to say hello."
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"You can put a request in however you want."
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"Oh, we're going to the Oyster Bar tonight."
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"We are strictly consciousness lowering."
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"There was a mix-up. My office isn't ready."
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"Why would I do that?"
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"Because Marsha's sorting things out over there"
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"Ferg's been an excellent tour guide."
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"- He bought you a gift. - (CHUCKLES)"
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"You're my white whale, Don."
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"For men watching their waistlines."
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"(BOTH CHUCKLING)"
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"Have you introduced yourself?"
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"Mostly because it's hard for me to walk around here"
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"We know that. What Dennis is saying is..."
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"Listen, my girl is telling me that it's time for our staff meeting."
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"- Thanks again for the call. - Of course."
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"Bye."
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"I don't know what to say except Barry is in a wheelchair."
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"(SIGHS) I can't believe you."
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"It's an honest mistake."
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"Mr. Donnelly said you'd be on the call to help with the transition,"
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"All I ask is that you please read the brief"
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"You know what?"
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"An apology. That's classy."
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"- Maybe I should call Joan. - That's not her job there."
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"What happened to all my things?"
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"In the meantime, you can work in the pool."
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"At home?"
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"I will let them know."
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"(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)"
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"- You should come by for a drink. - (ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)"
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"Put me on your calendar."
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"It's been a little bumpy."
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"- Let's make a date for lunch. - Soon."
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"Thank you."
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"You could even end up working for me."
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"When you get settled in over there, which will happen,"
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"(INDISTINCT TALKING)"
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"It certainly is. Bill Phillips, Conley Research."
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"It doesn't matter because that's it,"
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"You don't have to do that, but I accept."
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"We owe him an apology."
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"No, it's just that might be too much."
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"I'm not expecting anything more than a good time."
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"From now on, no one comes between me and your business."
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"Yes. She got a ride with her friend."
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"They left after lunch."
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"She comes and goes as she pleases."
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"That's fine."
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"(WINCES)"
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"Let me take you to Bermuda."
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"- What happened? - (SIGHS)"
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"Well, if you don't like that job, you don't have to do it."
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"You got enough, and you got me."
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"One, you can call a lawyer, throw a bunch of paper at them,"
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"but it loosens the earth."
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"and it should stay that way through the weekend."
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"You like to play the stranger."
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"- Well, I guess right now. - Wonderful."
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"Yes. Thank you."
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"which I will eventually do"
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"as soon as I figure out why she thought my bar wasn't personal."
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"All I found was lighter fluid. I'm not there yet."
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"Three days ago."
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"Would you drink vermouth?"
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