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Clips from Mad Men - The Milk and Honey Route (S07E07)

"(SIREN WAILING)"
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"Don't get smart with me."
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"(SIGHS)"
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"I'm terribly so."
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"I'll see you Thursday, Wonder Woman. We'll go to Friendly's."
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"Well, I'm off."
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"Well, the incredible thing is I make her lunch,"
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"If I'm on the yearbook, I won't be a benchwarmer."
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"You think it'll be more interesting than Wyoming?"
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"Well, I'm in Kansas right now."
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"No, I'm a student here."
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"Well, see you around."
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"You okay, lady?"
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"28th? That's top brass."
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"- I've done it before. - (ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)"
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"Nice to see you."
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"- Morning, John, Norm. - Morning."
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"And after Joan cashed in, I saved Avon."
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"There have been whispers about Coca-Cola."
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"- What do you want? - Not here."
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"Everyone's going to think I'm looking for a job!"
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"Look, this isn't about you."
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"So I want you to go to dinner"
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"and recommend that they hire an in-house senior marketing man."
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"Because you're the best?"
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"Yes. And then you can extoll the wonders of McCann."
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"I've paid you at some point."
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"You'd want this business if you knew you couldn't have it."
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"For old times' sake."
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"His name is Mike Sherman."
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"- Sarah. - Yes, Mr. Campbell?"
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"Would you remind me that I need to make a donation to Lincoln Center?"
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"Thank you for your generosity."
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"MAN ON RAND: KOMA, fun-loving 1520."
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"Shit."
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"It's Mrs. Francis."
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"Oh, the boys who dropped you off said that was your name."
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"Well, I took a look at your X-ray..."
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"And I'm going to call Jim. Call, uh..."
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"Henry, I want to go home."
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"- This is Donald from New York. - Don."
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"Do you know where I could get a meal?"
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"I don't want you to go to the trouble."
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"You have vending machines?"
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"Here's two dimes and a nickel."
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"It sure is,"
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"You need a senior marketing executive, and not just anyone."
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"Are you advocating for your agency or for yourself?"
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"I'm aware of that."
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"I told Duck I was looking for a real Knickerbocker."
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"has tricked me into a job interview."
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"I stand by my analysis, but I'm very happy where I am."
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"You want a brandy? Because Duck's going to get the check."
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"DOCTOR: Well, unfortunately, we've discovered"
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"that the cancer has spread from the lung"
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"and metastasized to the bones"
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"Well, I'm gonna recommend a radiation oncologist for therapy"
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"to help mend the rib."
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"She could have nine months to a year,"
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"but these treatments are usually palliative."
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"(SIGHS) There's football at the high school Friday night."
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"Revival church every night."
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"Where can I get a drink?"
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"Don. Maybe tomorrow."
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"I only have one question. I better have gotten that lousy job."
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"I haven't even negotiated, we're already at 100 a year."
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"He wants to have dinner with wives."
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"No."
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"Two last-round dinners."
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"I have four years left on my contract with McCann,"
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"So now we know there's a price."
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"You're talking to yourself."
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"Grill Room at the Four Seasons."
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"Your wife's under the weather but you didn't want to miss it."
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"The other one... (SIGHS)"
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"He's a surgeon. Very aggressive, but he's in Bethesda."
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"You can't waste any more time being in shock."
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"Do what?"
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"He would die!"
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"I gave you $10."
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"I walked into town. And it's hard for me. I got flatfeet."
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"and ain't none of their business how I get rich."
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"And when you see couples with no children..."
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"- You're the quick brown fox. - (CHUCKLES)"
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"Well, everybody who's a vet and likes drinking"
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"Why didn't he ask me?"
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"Wyatt's going to overcharge you, but he'll get the work done."
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"No. Thankfully, that's no longer one of my obligations."
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"I never closed anything. I was just trying to stay awake."
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"Well, then..."
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"How about for old times' sake?"
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"Oh. Of course."
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"I've got to call her."
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"People do."
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"I don't know if she's just being stubborn or vain,"
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"Henry, my ears are still buzzing. I don't understand you."
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"She'll listen to you."
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"I suppose you're gonna be on your way then."
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"I know you were right about your car,"
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"and Sharon said she caught you being handy."
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"(MUSIC PLAYING)"
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"that I know we seem like fine people,"
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"Well, the kitchen..."
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"Rank?"
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"and you have other plans."
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"If you need an alibi, you're going to have to ask."
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"Now, what did you want to talk about?"
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"How do you know when something's really an opportunity?"
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"Well, in banking there's a road and you just stay on it."
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"and how do you feel now that you know that?"
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"Judy's always loved that I was attractive to other women."
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"He really was, wasn't he?"
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"He kept muttering how the man was indiscreet."
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"I have to make a phone call."
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"He was all Ten Commandments rolled into one."
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"He caught us smoking, stealing, cussing."
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"WAYNE: Don was in Korea."
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"FLOYD: Gerald Fanning, this is..."
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"Come on, let me see your face."
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"I was home by then. Have a seat."
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