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Clips from Mad Men (2007) - Love Among the Ruins (S03E03)

"My father has a stroke."
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"Lord knows Don could afford to build him a house in his backyard if he wanted to."
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"Stop calling other people money."
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"- He's leaving me. - I want you to be my wife."
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"It's business going on and I'm not invited."
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"Synchro: Hutch"
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"Mad Men S03E02 - Love Among The Ruins -"
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"Is there more? I love her."
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"She was great, but she didn't have that."
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"It's not going to be her, but they want that scene frame for frame, as they say."
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"So something about how desperate she is for a Pepsi?"
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"It's for Pepsi, but it's not for Pepsi. It's called Patio,"
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"and it's a dieter's kind of Pepsi to help women reduce."
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"It's Pepsi's diet-rite cola,"
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"and there's claims that their lawyers went over..."
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"And if we land Patio, I'll be at lunch with Pepsi."
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"I think Pete Campbell just broke a sweat."
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"I'm coming to casting."
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"We're going right to casting?"
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"You don't have to if you don't want to."
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"I understand why you like this, but it's not for you."
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"I'm the one who would be buying Patio."
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"Thank you."
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"and let's assume we can get a girl who can match"
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"Ann Margret's ability to be 25 and act 14."
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"Is that what she's doing?"
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"Is it just a knock-off?"
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"Are we allowed to make fun of it, at least?"
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"She's fun and sexy. Don't be a prude."
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"It's sexy, and it's what they want."
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"Clients don't always know what's best."
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"When we land them, you can start talking to them that way."
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"Pick it up."
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"Bobby, back away from the stove."
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"We're out of Melba toast."
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"Jesus, Betts, have some oatmeal. That baby's gonna weigh a pound."
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"Carla must have had some,"
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"because I would have thrown the box away."
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"Are we gonna collect the whole set?"
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"I thought you didn't mind her doing the legwork."
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"You didn't need a decorator last time."
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"And I can't really judge by a picture."
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"I'm late."
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"We should really spend a day in Tarrytown."
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"It'd be so easy."
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"We are going to Tarrytown..."
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"the buttons are gonna seem interesting,"
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"and then we'll go to carvel."
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"What are you doing?"
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"I hope you received the package showing our campaign to ease the way"
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"for the Ravenswood nuclear power facility."
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"Kinsey was responsible for that."
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"Almost a year and nary a peep of opposition."
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"It was very impressive."
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"I've told Paul"
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"that you're facing an onslaught of negative public opinion"
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"in your attempt to demolish the Pennsylvania railroad station this year"
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"and replace it with the new Madison Square Garden."
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"We should've torn the damn thing down during the newspaper strike."
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"Now let's take a look at the landscape, as it were."
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""Save Penn station.""
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""Rape on 34th street.""
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""Stop fascism!""
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""How to kill a city.""
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""Architects' inhumanity to architects surpasses understanding.""
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"People know that she's an angry woman with a big mouth."
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"Who writes for "The New York Times.""
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"I don't care if she wrote for the 10 commandments."
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"She's trying to sell papers doing what they always do..."
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"if he had known that this city would one day be filled with crybabies."
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"So what's your best weapon against lunatics?"
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"vaulted ceilings, pink milford granite columns..."
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"I don't think it's crazy to be attached to a beaux-arts masterpiece"
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"through which Teddy Roosevelt came and went."
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"I've met the opposition. I know crazy."
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"Do you know where the greatest roman ruins are?"
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"They're in Greece, Spain,"
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"because the romans tore theirs all down."
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"They took apart the Coliseum to build their outhouses."
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"This is the Coliseum. Have you seen the plans?"
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"In "The New York Times.""
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"- Do you have a problem, buddy? - He's looking for an angle."
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"You know those snide ad men you see in the movies?"
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"Right here."
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"like him who'd rather live in a teepee."
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"This is the greatest city in the world. If you don't like it, leave."
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"Out with the old, in with the new who says that's a good idea?"
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"I'm going to have to talk to Don about this."
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"Don't do that."
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"Now they'll trust me more when I help them."
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"Do you ever listen to yourself?"
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"I hate you. You know that."
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"Other than Wilma Flintstone, I haven't seen anyone carry so well."
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"It's smoke and mirrors. I've busted plenty of seams."
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"Greg has made it perfectly clear that come July 1"
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"and he's chief resident, I'd better watch out."
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"Hello, Mrs. Draper."
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"Can you get Mrs. Draper a glass of water?"
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"What's so urgent? London Bridge falling down?"
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"In a manner of speaking."
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"I appreciate you stopping by."
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"Didn't you just call us to your office?"
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"Yes. I thought it best if I told you in person."
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"I just heard from London. We've been sacked by Campbell soup, Great Britain."
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"It's not so much the account we lost"
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"as the account we failed to gain."
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"So now B.B.D.O. has all of Campbell's soup?"
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"Why didn't we have a meeting with them?"
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"Perhaps I should drag Burt Peterson in and fire him again?"
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"Obviously Don would've loved the shot."
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"How did this slip through the cracks?"
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"I don't usually set meetings, I attend them."
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"If this is where we wanted to end up, we all did everything perfectly."
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"You ever get three sheets to the wind and try that thing on?"
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"Nothing to fret about as long as there's new business."
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"It's definitely side to side."
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"Is that a boy or a girl?"
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"Princess Grace just swallowed a basketball."
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"Good night, Mrs. Harris."
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"Chateau Fafite Rothschild'49."
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