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Clips from Mad Men - The Fog (S03E03)

"No, I'm not as upset as I look. I can't help this."
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"- I am mortified. - It's not a good time."
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"No, and it really should be, shouldn't it?"
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"Sally does need more attention. She's grieving."
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"There is a very special pain to losing someone at that age."
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"I can."
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"Mrs. Draper, I was just talking to your husband and this really can wait."
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"Are you sure?"
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"Because I just want to put it behind us."
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"I really just want everything to be okay when the baby comes."
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"It's better to have a bit of Don Draper than no Don Draper at all."
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"I'd like that in writing."
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"It seems strange that the two of you went on the same overnight trip"
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"and you put in for $70 and he put in for $82."
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"- Not that Don's lying. - I signed his receipts, didn't I?"
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"Which brings us to the undocumented portion of my assessment."
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"The amount of pencils, pens, pads, paper and postage"
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"that are currently being consumed suit a company four times our size."
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"It has also been brought to my attention that a credenza has disappeared,"
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"a theft that I believe necessitates a conspiracy."
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"and whatever you think of his solution, the problem he posed"
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"was about the catastrophic up-and-down of the marketplace."
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"Tell the folks at Admiral that Karl Marx says everything's okay."
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"Boom and bust. Bull and bear. "I need a TV." "I have a TV.""
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"Damn it, Paul, someone helped Ken cherry-pick"
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"all of Burt's successful accounts and I've been left with the dogs."
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"- Admiral is not a dog. - Sales are flat. It's all over their memos."
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"And now I have to look them in the eye with nothing. Except maybe new creative."
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"Stop it."
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"Now you're interested. There are some areas of growth, and I mean literally, areas."
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"Greatjazz cities."
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"And I left out St. Louis and Kansas City, also growing."
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"Lois caught her scarf putting paper in the Xerox."
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"Maybe when Joan leaves I can finally get rid of her."
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"Can you pretend like you're back in the media department"
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"and tell me what this says to you? Look at the cities."
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"Is it possible that negroes are out-buying other people two-to-one?"
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"You could jump to that conclusion, I suppose."
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"Did you hear about Lois? You got a winner there, Kinsey."
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"- Did you see it? - I did."
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"So what's everybody doing tonight? Baby. Married. Kinsey?"
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"- Why, thank you, Birds Eye. - Does the watch say "Birds Eye" on it?"
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"No, it says, "Hamilton Electric." What time is it? What time isn't it?"
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"- Admiral is happy. We're happy. - They're not happy!"
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""Morris, comma, in reference to retooling the factory"
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"I thought I'd bring you the minutes to the meeting, since you had to run off."
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"They waste paper because they use it to sop up spilled drinks,"
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"right after their mid-afternoon naps."
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"and part of that is letting our creatives be unproductive until they are."
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"Pennies make pounds and pounds make profits."
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"I don't want to talk to you this way. I've tried it before and it never works."
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"- You're not usually this emotional. - You want to make money?"
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"Start getting your nails dirty with Bert Cooper and Harry Crane."
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"Clients love to pay for media and creative needs pencils."
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"And lay off of expense accounts."
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"You've obviously seen Bridge on the River Kwai."
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"Your uncle Herman is on the line. He won't leave a message."
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"- Who is this? - It's Peter. Dottie's boy. You called me."
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"- It's Duck. Duck Phillips. - Duck."
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"Sorry for the cloak and dagger. I didn't want to set off any alarm bells."
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"My name is Herman, you know that."
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"Except that I actually have an Uncle Herman and he's 91."
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"That's a sick joke. I apologize. It's been too long."
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"I don't know if you heard, but I'm at Grey now."
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"People walking around the halls all the time, laughing their heads off?"
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"Campbell, this is beyond "No hard feelings.""
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"I won't waste your time. Haven't I always been on your side?"
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"- When? - I'll have my girl call your girl."
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"I'll say it's Clorox."
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"Hello? Anyone home?"
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"I'll get it. Hello?"
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"This is Suzanne Farrell, Sally's teacher. I'm not interrupting dinner, am I?"
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"Why?"
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"Well, I..."
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"and I might have overdone it, relating to Sally in that way."
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"I guess I can get a little caught up in things and lose perspective."
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"I don't know why I'm calling. I'm embarrassing myself."
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"No, you're fine."
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"Betts!"
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"Thanks for the call."
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"- It's time to go. - Okay, we're going. Let me get my keys."
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"They're in your hand."
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"Francine took the kids. Who was that?"
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"If you're parked in emergency, you'll have to move soon."
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"First, let's make sure it's not a false alarm."
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"No, third baby."
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"Your job's done. The solarium's down the hall to the right."
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"Hang in there, Betts."
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"I came in early to cover for a friend,"
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"Daddy!"
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"You can scream and yell as much as you want in this hallway,"
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"- but we're about to pass the nursery. - Of course."
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"Excuse me."
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"Are you planning to give the baby the breast?"
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"- No. - Last time you ate?"
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"Lunch. Toast, cottage cheese, pineapple."
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"Pineapple? What were you thinking? Anything else, sweetheart?"
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"- Life Savers. - Has your water broken?"
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"My water never breaks. When will Dr. Aldridge be here?"
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"Joseph Waddell?"
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"- Well, we've had a shift change. - My wife, Pam, Pamela Hobart."
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"She's fine. The baby's breech. We're calling in a specialist."
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"- What? - Didn't somebody get your permission?"
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"Please don't raise your voice."
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"- Do whatever you have to do. - We'll update you religiously. Promise."
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"You know, I brought this because I thought it'd be a party in here."
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"Whenever you want."
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"I am so bored."
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"- You done this before? - Twice."
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"- And yet I never thought to bring a bottle. - Well, what are we supposed to do?"
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"My daughter took forever. I remember being pretty worked up."
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"- The other one a boy? - Yes."
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"You throw the ball around?"
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"Not enough."
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"All right, Mrs. Draper, I'm going to need you to get on the bed"
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"I'd like to have a gold watch one day, but I can't, you know?"
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"You don't want to have anything on you like that."
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"Would they attack you?"
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"I knew it was just a matter of time before you started with the questions."
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"I bet you have a nightmare where you end up in Sing Sing, right? Everybody does."
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