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Clips from Mad Men (2007) - Long Weekend (S01E01)

"Look, it was crude."
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"You see that ridiculous Psycho?"
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"Hollywood isn't happy unless things are extreme."
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"It didn't seem that extreme to me."
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"You know, Mona had a dream once where I hit the dog with the car."
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"She was mad at me all day, and I never hit the dog."
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"Why don't I call you later?"
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"Uh, Joannie..."
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"The new atrium will make the store brighter and more vibrant."
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"The aisles will be wider,"
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"spotlighting these new chrome display cases."
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"An elegant tea room."
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"Modern classic signs and champagne linens."
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"A tea room is nice, but 30% of my ground floor"
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"Yes, I saw that in the chapter here."
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"that says we have to close our doors while it's getting nailed together."
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"Three months of construction,"
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"during which time we build enormous anticipation."
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"Like a movie premier."
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"Even if you have to pay people to stand in it."
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"We'll do whatever it takes."
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"should let you know that I am not against change."
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"And let us assume that this is the most"
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"amazing idea in retail since "buy one get one free. ""
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"Can't I keep what I have and just build on it?"
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"Your customers cannot be depended on anymore."
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"They're prosperous."
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"Over the years, they've developed new tastes."
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"They know full well what they deserve, and they're willing to pay for it."
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"Why would I want to own a store that I wouldn't want to shop in?"
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"Mr. Menken, I don't know if that's true."
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"You had no problem abandoning that second-floor hosiery store"
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"And that's a story you'll be proud to tell your grandchildren."
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"As much as Grandpa likes that marble palace,"
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"I can promise you, they won't."
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"They'll look at it and they'll say,"
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"Everybody's jumping to forget it."
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"Excuse me, but this is not some phony story"
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"you people print in your Fourth of July circulars."
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"My father actually started with nothing,"
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"and he made it into everything we're talking about."
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"Who here can say that?"
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"I meant no disrespect, sir."
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"None taken."
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"This is the plan, Daddy."
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"It does seem very well thought out."
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"It is."
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"Pleasure to finally meet you."
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"Looks like we both get to keep our jobs a little while longer."
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"Don't screw this up."
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"I think he likes me."
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"I guarantee you there is nothing about you he likes."
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"What about you?"
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"Daddy, can we?"
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"Yes."
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"A little... dashing for my taste."
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"Carol, it's 10:30."
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"Did we have lunch, because even I can't leave this early."
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"No, I needed to talk to you."
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"Why aren't you at work?"
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"Don't tell me you're late again."
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"Do you need to see Dr. Emerson?"
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"No. Good grief, Joan."
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"Then what?"
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"You walked 12 blocks in a heat wave."
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"And I see you didn't take my advice about the dress shields."
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"You know how Mr. Aldridge has had me reading the slush pile?"
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"Yes, writing the rejection letters."
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"I'm so stupid!"
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"This morning in the submissions meeting,"
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"the editorial director asks why we haven't responded"
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"to this poet from Yale, Marlon Rice."
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"Mr. Aldridge tells him we never saw it."
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"The the director asks me, and I cover for Mr. Aldridge."
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"I said that I had read it and rejected it."
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"Then they made Mr. Aldridge fire me."
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"Oh, honey, that's awful."
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"He was really sorry about it."
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"- Of course. That SOB. - I know."
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"- It's humiliating. - Stop it."
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"You shouldn't be embarrassed. There's never enough money."
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"We're constantly building them up."
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"Dinner, jewelry."
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"Who cares?"
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"We need to go out and shake all this gloominess."
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"No movies."
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"Let's look for some actual bachelors."
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"Don't say that."
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"This city is everything."
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"Where's Howdy Dowdy at?"
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"I just got off the phone with Brett Rowley at Dr. Scholl's."
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"Don't tell me they're coming in again about the exercise sandals."
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"Did you tell them summer's over?"
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"What? Why didn't he call me?"
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"Probably because they were disappointed with the creative."
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"Especially one that was here before I got here."
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"He had very strong feelings."
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"Which you don't remember or I'm sure you'd tell me."
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"The day you sign a client is the day you start losing them."
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"Are you going to tell Sterling or should I?"
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"Were you buzzing me?"
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"Leave it."
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"I thought we all had to."
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"We lost Dr. Scholl's."
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"Leo Burnett."
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"Make sure the ink is dry on that raise."
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"Small time."
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"Sales were steady."
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"It probably didn't help that our billings crept up for no apparent reason."
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"Eventually, an accountant is going to read the mail."
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"If you're trying to cheer me up, it's working."
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"The day you sign a client is the day you start losing them."
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"You don't really believe that."
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"Being with a client is like being in a marriage."
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"and eventually, they hit you in the face."
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"So we lost an account."
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"Let's go fire somebody."
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"It's Labor Day weekend."
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"Between now and Monday we have to fall in love a dozen times."
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"Betty's at the shore. I'm headed down tomorrow."
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