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{MAD MEN [1x01]. SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES
MAD MEN
A term adopted in the late 1950s as a term for
executives of advertising agencies on Madison Avenue.
It was to their credit.
Did you call out to me?
Yes. Do you have a fire?
A fan of Old Gold, yes?
From this page Lucky Strike.
Can I ask you a question? Why are you smoking Old Golds?
Excuse me, sir. Is Sam bothering you?
He is sometimes talkative.
No, actually we were having a conversation.
Is that acceptable?
Shall I bring you another drink?
Yes. Again, the same thing.
Let it be old fashioned.
Clearly you need to relax after spending all night here.
I think you do. I don't know myself.
But what's the point? The low tar content?
These new filters? Why exactly Old Gold?
We used to get them during service,
carton per week for free.
So you're used to them, right?
Yes.
It's a habit.
I couldn't convince you to another brand,
say, to my Lucks?
I love my Old Golds.
Well, let's say that tomorrow
some plague of tobacco will come and it will eat all the
Old Golds on the planet?
This is a sad story.
A tragedy, to say the least.
Would you stop smoking?
I think I would find something.
I love smoking.
"I love smoking." That's a very good one.
My wife hates it.
In Reader's Digest they write, That it kills.
Yes, it has flown around my ears.
Women love their magazines.
They do.
You were afraid you would wake me up, huh?
Am I interrupting something?
No.
You're lucky I'm still working
And I'm all alone.
How are you doing?
They came up with something they call
Grandmother's Day.
This will keep me busy drawing puppies
for a few months.
Can I give you a hint?
Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
Because I know most of of your ideas.
I have problems with cigarettes.
So you really came to talk.
The trade commission is trying to crack down
with our health assurances.
I subscribe to Reader's Digest.
Same concerns you had 5 years ago.
You were able to cope.
I know I slept better
With the knowledge, That the doctors were smoking.
Here's the thing.
The whole "safer cigarette" campaign is over.
No doctors, no credentials,
No non-cough inducers, sinus relief,
containing little tar and nicotine filtered cigarettes.
Nic.
All I have is a stiff box,
As well as "4 out of 5 dead people choose your brand."
Is this the moment when I say:
"Don Draper is the best
advertising speculator in the world, and his big, strong brain
finds a way, to lead the sheep to the slaughterhouse"?
I don't want to go to school tomorrow.
Will you try to convince me or not?
Midge, I'm serious. I don't have anything.
I'm finished, and they will eventually find out.
Next time, when you see me,
a group of young executives will kick me in the ribs.
That's a nice picture.
What are you covering?
Nine different ways, to say:
"I love you, grandma."
We should get married.
Do you think she would be make a good ex-wife?
I'm serious.
You have your own business.
You don't mind, what time I come.
What size Cadillac are you taking?
Do you know the rules.
I don't make plans for the future, nor do I make breakfasts.
Sterling meets in nine hours with people from the tobacco industry,
and I don't have anything.
People love to smoke.
And you, the Trade Commission, or Reader's Digest
you can't do anything to change that.
A certain kid comes to my office every day.
You can see where he wants to officiate.
Is he handsome?
Twenty-third.
No rush.
Dude, can you take a longer route?
I really like the view here.
Are you going to Campbell's bachelor party?
Yes, I want to be there before they tie an an anchor around his neck and throw him into the sea.
Apparently, she's a pretty girl.
Who needs this?
Why did you do it?
They will probably assign it to one of us.
So she will know, what awaits her.
You have to make them aware, what kind of man you are.
Then they will know, what kind of girls to be.
I have a feeling that we won't be going to your bachelor party.
Yes, compared to Campbell, I'm a good boy.
Excuse me, is he expecting you?
He's not expecting anything.
Honey, don't be afraid, I will get home safely.
I have an important meeting right now,
So why don't you go shopping or something?
Take your mother out to dinner.
Tell her it was my idea.
Wow. It's quite good.
Honey, it's just a bachelor party.
No, I really don't know, what they have planned,
But given the the creativity of the minds here,
we'll probably end up at a screening of "My Fair Lady."
You know what?
I'll stop by and see you, when I get home.
Your mother can check, what I have behind my fingernails.
Of course I love you.
I'm finally giving up my life, to be with you, right?
What a great girl.
I'm telling you guys, she stole my heart.
And her old man is stuffed.
Here we have the executive floor.
It should be in order, but it isn't,
So you'll find employees responsible for the customer
and the creators, mixed with each other.
- Please don't ask the difference. - Sure.
If you follow my example, you might be able to avoid mistakes,
That I made here.
- Hi, Joan. - Such as this one, for example.
- So how many trains did you take? - Only one, but I got up early in the morning.
In a few years, thanks to good moves,
you'll be living in the city just like the rest of us.
Of course, if your moves turn out to be really good,
you will be living in the countryside, without going to work at all.
You will officiate here, across the hall.
For the time being, we will both deal with Mr. Draper.
I don't know what your intentions are,
But don't overdo the perfume.
Keep a bottle of something in your desk.
Mr. Draper drinks dry.
Also, invest in aspirin, patches,
As well as a needle and thread.
- Rye whisky is from Canada, right? - Better find out.
He can pretend, That he needs a secretary,
But mostly they're looking for someone
Between the mother and the waitress.
And sometimes...
Go home, take a paper bag,
and cut holes in it for eyes.
Put it on your head, undress,
and look at your reflection in the mirror.
Identify your strengths and weaknesses, and be honest about it.
I always try to be honest.
Very good.
Try not to be overwhelmed by all this technology.
Looks complicated,
But the man who designed it, made it simple enough for a woman.
I hope so.
During the lunch break Buy a box of chocolates,
a dozen cloves, as well as a bath salt.
- I'll explain later. - Thank you, Mrs. Holloway.
You are really wonderful, taking such care of me.
Call me Joan.
And listen, don't get me wrong,
But a girl like you,
With those little, cute little ankles,
won't be reigned in.
What's more, men love scarves.
Good morning, Mr. Draper.
And also Mr. Sterling.
How are you doing?
Hello, girls.
You look poorly. Long night?
It's all about tobacco, isn't it?
I keep thinking about it.
Yes, I hope so.
Lee Garner, his father, as well as the entire Lucky Strike family
will be here at 16.
Are you worried?
No.
If I was worried, I would ask what you have,
But I don't do that, because I accept that this is the case,
Which means, that it's you who should be worried.
So you came here, to watch me dress up?
No, I wanted to be sure, that you are here.
Body. Give me half an hour,
and I'll take care of the rest.
How to put it?
Have we ever hired any Jews?
Not in my time.
And that's the number. That's not what I had in mind.
We have an Italian.
Salvatore, my art director.
- That's not going to work. - I'm sorry.
Most Jews work in Jewish companies.
Yes, I know.
Selling Jewish products to Jews.
This is very good.
The idea is that at 11 we meet Menken's Department Store,
and I would like us to have someone who would make them feel comfortable.
Should I go to the deli and bring someone in?
You missed the button.
BREAKING NEWS DONALD FRANCIS DRAPER
Look at you, little one.
Still want to get into that bikini?
Summer is coming.
Without medical assurances, all we have is a white box
With a red eyelet.
This was posed by my neighbor.
Believe me, he always looks well rested.
Of course, he doesn't smoke.
He was holding a pencil in his hand.
Knowing these guys, a small dose of sex appeal would have been better.
You can draw a woman in a bathing suit
Next to your guest?
A sexy girl?
I can do it.
Work with a real model.
Love my job.
When it comes to sexy girls,
Are you going to Pete's bachelor party?
I'm not good at these blocks.
Are you telling me that?
This is so embarrassing.
If a girl shakes it in my face,
I want to be alone, to be able to act.
Shall we have a drink before the meeting or after?
Or before and after?
So is that what this is about?
Relax?
Don't treat me rough.
This is your art.
I thought it was worth a try.
/Greta Guttman came /to see you.
- Let her in. - Great.
Now we're going to listen to the man of science.
Mr. Draper, Mr. Romano, both of you seem to be more relaxed
Than I expected.
Have you prepared a surprise for the tobacco people?
I'm doing my own research.
If you plan to continue medical certificates,
you will only be provoking future government interference.
We need to be on guard.
- Here's your slogan. - The medical issue is over.
- We understand that. - Yes, it's finished.
Apt choice of words, considering,
That people are convinced, That cigarettes are poisonous.
If we can't convince them That this is not the case,
I believe that my recent research has provided a solution.
We can still suggest that cigarettes are part of American culture,
or are too good, to throw them
Or most interesting, demanding their own rights.
Basically, if you love risk, you love to smoke.
We can put on the package corpse skull and tibias.
I like this.
Before the war, when I was studying
Under Adler's tutelage in Vienna, we assumed,
That what Freud called the desire for death,
is as strong a drive as
reproduction and craving.
Freud, right?
What agency is he from?
We are to believe,
That people are living, guided by certain principles,
and secretly they think about something completely different?
That's idiotic.
Please listen to me, Ms. Guttman.
Doctor.
Dr. Guttman.
Psychology can be great at a cocktail party,
But as it happens, that people were buying cigarettes,
Before Freud was born.
The question is not, why people should smoke,
But why people should smoke Lucky Strike.
Suggesting that our customers have...
What did you call it?
The desire to die?
I just don't see it On the billboard.
What about the fact that Reader's Digest writes, That they are dangerous?
They also wrote, That Bambi is the book of the century.
They have no evidence.
There is conclusive evidence, that none of these
limiting the effects of of smoking systems
has some impact on the amount of incidence of lung cancer.
Please give me the damn report.
I think you will find it convincing.
Yes, certainly.
It is to you that we owe all our medical credentials.
- That's true, Mr. Draper, but I... - Has anyone else seen this?
Of course you haven't. These are your papers.
And well.
I don't want to hear any more about it.
I'm sorry, but your approach seems perverse to me.
Good luck at the meeting.
I'm sure, That it will go smoothly.
Sal, I'm going to have a drink now.
Mr. Draper.
Sorry.
Mr. Draper.
Sorry to wake you up, but Mr. Campbell is waiting outside.
He doesn't know that I'm sleeping here, doesn't he?
- No, sir. - That's good.
Who are you?
I'm Peggy Olson, a new employee.
Can you go over there and keep him busy with something?
I know it's my first day
and I don't want to give the impression of being uncooperative to cooperate, but do I have to?
I know what you mean.
I brought you some aspirin.
Let him in.
You look poorly.
Ready to pander To the Jewish traders?
It's hard to bear you first thing in the morning, Pete.
No one ever complained.
Speaking of which, who is your friend?
She's a new employee.
You always get the new ones.
Management rakes in all the bonuses.
Where are you from, baby?
Miss Deaver's School of Secretaries.
Primary.
But I was asking about where you live. Do you belong to the Amish community or what?
No, I'm from Brooklyn.
So now you're in the city.
It won't be a sin, if we see your legs.
If you pull in your belly a little, maybe you'll look like a woman.
Is that all, Mr. Draper?
Hey, I'm not done yet.
Going up.
That will be all.
Peggy, right?
Yes.
It's already time for your meeting at 11.
I'm sorry to hear about Mr. Campbell.
Manners left him while he was still in college.
She's a little too young for you, Draper.
The future Mrs. Campbell is very lucky.
- When are you getting married? - Sunday.
Did Ken tell you about tonight's bachelor party?
Well, sure.
So can I be the first try my hand with it?
Apparently she has taken under water more sailors than the Arizona.
How old are you, Pete?
I just turned 26.
I bet the whole world looks Like one big bra strap,
waiting, for you to take care of it.
You have a gift of words, Draper.
Campbell, we're both guys, so I'll be honest.
Christ, are you already sleeping with her?
Advertising is a very small world,
and when you defame the reputation
staff girls, on her first day of work,
you make, it even smaller.
Keep it up, and even if you get my post,
you will never be in charge here.
You will die in this corner office.
A middle-ranking executive, With a bit of hair on his head,
With whom women go home By mercy.
Do you want to know why?
Because no one will like you.
Here are our miracle workers.
Of course you know Pete Campbell,
your referent, if you decide to to use our services.
And the handsome man is Don Draper,
the best creative executive in New York.
Or at least under this roof.
I am very pleased to meet you.
- I'm very sorry about that. - I'm Rachel Menken.
Sorry. I was expecting ...
You expected me to be a man.
Just like my father.
And you?
Don, you don't recognize David Cohen
From the art department?
Ah yes! David.
One of the rising stars At Sterling Cooper.
How about a seat?
Ms. Menken, we'd love to hear what it's all about.
Great.
Very subtle.
Isn't that your shirt?
I had to go all the way to the mailroom, but I found it.
CENTRAL MEDICAL CENTER
You must be Peggy Olson.
Joan Holloway sent you here.
She's a great girl. How is she doing?
She sends her regards to you.
She is a cheerful grandmother.
It must be hilarious working with her.
Yes, it's amazing.
Try to get comfortable.
Relax.
I can see in the papers, As well as on the finger,
That you are not married.
That's right.
And are you interested in In contraceptive pills?
Yes, I wanted to...
There is no reason to be upset.
Joan recommended this place, as I will not judge you.
There is nothing wrong with, That a woman is practical,
when it comes to the possibility of sexual activity.
Please spread your legs.
Enjoy.
However, as a doctor, I prefer to think,
That putting a woman in such a situation,
will not turn her into some kind of counter.
Bring your pussy closer. I won't bite.
But be warned, That I will take them away from you,
If you abuse them.
It's for your benefit, really.
The fact is, That even in our time,
easy women do not find husbands.
I understand, Dr. Emerson.
I really am a very responsible person.
I am sure, that you are not one of those women.
But Joan...
Just kidding. You can get dressed.
I'll write you a prescription for Enovid.
It costs $11 per month, but please don't think about it,
That you have to let go left and right,
just for that, So that it doesn't go to waste.
Please forgive my French.
Don is trying to say, that thanks to
diversity of media, including airtime
During The Danny Thomas Show, if you can afford it,
we could really raise awareness.
Then a 10% discount coupon, in selected ladies' magazines,
will increase the number of new female customers.
When we attract them to the store,
the rest...
depends on the lady.
Mr. Draper, our store is 60 years old.
We share a wall with Tiffani.
Really, a coupon?
Miss Menken, coupons work.
I think your father would agree to this strategy.
Perhaps, but he is not here, as we recorded our worst year ever.
So it seems to me, that my opinion
is the most important right now.
Ms. Menken, why did you come here?
There are a dozen other agencies,
better suited to your needs.
If I would like, that a guy from the same
village as my father, handled my account,
I wouldn't go anywhere.
Their research also pointed to coupons.
It's not just the research, Ms. Menken.
Housewives love coupons.
I'm not interested in housewives.
Then what kind of people do you want?
I want people like you, Mr. Draper:
People who don't care about coupons, regardless of whether they can afford them.
People who come to the store, Because it's expensive in the store.
Clearly our visions are very different from each other.
Yes, such as, for example, that, That the customer is always right.
Gentlemen, I really thought, that you could afford something better.
Sterling Cooper is regarded as an innovative agency.
This is really a miss.
Don, please. Don't get carried away with your emotions.
We can always discuss this.
What to discuss? This idiotic idea that people will come
To a store they've never been to, because it's more expensive there?
With Chanel it works.
Menken is not Chanel.
You are full of shoes.
Don wanted to say, That Chanel is a very different place.
It's French, European ...
And not another Jewish department store?
Indeed.
You were right, Roger. This place is full of charm.
- This is absurd. - Don.
I will not allow, a woman to address me like that.
This meeting has come to an end. Good luck to you, Ms. Menken.
Hey, Don, I don't blame you.
That was an overkill.
Money and education
don't add decency to people.
Roger will not be happy, so you should be happy.
I will not pretend, that I don't want your post,
But you were right. I deal with people badly,
unlike you. Not including this meeting, of course.
So I'm counting on you to help me somehow.
There's plenty of room at the top.
Listen, I'm sorry, that I was hard on you earlier.
It's because of that damn tobacco.
You'll think of something.
For a guy like you, I would go into battle blindfolded,
and I wouldn't be the first.
Am I right, my friend?
Maybe let's reduce the pace a bit.
I don't want to wake up pregnant.
Fuck you.
Dr. Emerson is great, isn't he?
He seemed nice.
He lives in South Hampton.
I'm not saying I've been there,
But it is beautiful.
Don't get upset, but it is
the most nervous place in the office.
You and your boss rely on an eager
and cheerful cooperation with a few skillful employees.
It's not allowed to growl, shout, nor be sarcastic toward them.
And most importantly, always be humble.
I know you are busy, but there is a new one among us.
Peggy, this is Marge, Nanette and Ivy.
I have something for you.
Something as a welcome gift.
Isn't that cute?
Knowing Joan, I'll get the candy.
Joan, that's not fair.
You know she needs to lose 4 kilos
Before the Christmas party.
To me, you look great.
That's because I'm not moving.
You can always drop by to visit us, sunshine.
Who does she work for?
For Don Draper.
Did they get rid of Eleanora?
She left.
Draper was not interested.
She could not be reached.
A little rogue.
I see that you have your hands full.
It's better not to be intrusive.
Nice to meet you guys.
You have nice legs.
I bet they will please Mr. Draper, if he can see them.
Sterling Cooper. Thank you for waiting. Who do you want me to connect with?
I don't know, what we should do,
to satisfy these government intruders.
They tell us, To make safer cigarettes,
we do, and suddenly here
it's not enough.
I might as well live in Russia.
That's right.
This morning I had a phone call
From my rivals From Brown & Williamson,
and were sued by the federal government
because of health assurances.
Yes, we are aware of that, Mr. Garner,
But you must realize, that through the manipulation of the mass media,
people get the impression, That your cigarettes are associated
With certain fatal diseases.
Manipulation of the media?
After all, that's what we pay you for.
Our product is fine.
I smoke them myself.
My grandfather used to smoke them.
He died at the age of 95.
He was hit by a truck.
I understand. But our hands are tied.
We can no longer advertise, That the Lucky Strikes are safe.
So what the heck, should we do?
We have already set up our own tobacco research center,
To bury this rumor.
And that's a very good start.
But it may not affect sales.
Don, I think, it's time for you to go.
So...
I tried to ...
think it over...
i...
I have always been a lover of Lucky Strikes, so...
I may have a solution.
At Sterling Cooper we are the pioneers
an emerging research field,
and our analyses show, That health risks,
associated with your product is not yet the end of the world.
Every day people use cars to commute to work,
and some of them die.
Cars are dangerous.
Nothing can be done about it.
You still have to get there.
The same goes for cigarettes,
So why don't we say:
"What about the fact that cigarettes are dangerous?"
"You are a man."
"The world is dangerous."
"Light a cigarette."
"You still have to get there."
This is very interesting.
Of course, If cigarettes are dangerous,
- ... would be interesting. - But they aren't.
Is that your slogan?
"You're going to die anyway, so do it with us."?
So true, widely recognized
psychological principle states, that society has a death wish,
and if only we could put it into practice,
the market potential is...
What the hell are you talking about?
Are you crazy?
I don't sell shotguns.
I'm in the tobacco business.
We are selling America.
It's a gift from the Indians, damn it.
Let's go, dad.
Let's get out of here.
The only consolation, is that at least we know,
That if we have this problem,
it affects everyone.
Gentlemen, before you leave, can I say something?
I don't know, Don. And are you able to?
Federal Trade Commission and Reader's Digest
did you guys a favor.
They let you know that any ad, brings up the concept of cigarettes and health,
will only cause, that people will think about cancer.
Yes, and we are grateful to them for that.
But what Lee Jr. said, is true.
You cannot give medical assurances,
Just like your rivals.
So we have a lot of people,
who are not saying anything, that will allow cigarettes to be sold.
Not quite.
This is the biggest advertising opportunity
since the invention of cereal.
We have six identical companies, producing six identical goods.
We can say whatever we want.
How do you make your cigarettes?
I don't know.
Shame.
We are growing seeds of insect repellent tobacco,
we plant them in North Carolina,
sun shines, grows, we harvest,
we are drying, toasting....
And there we have it.
LUCKY STRIKE "BURNED"
But the tobacco of others is also toasted.
No. The tobacco of others is poisonous.
The one from Lucky Strikes...
is toasted.
Gentlemen, I don't think I need to tell you,
What we have just witnessed.
I guess you have to after all.
The commercial is based on one thing:
on luck.
And do you know what happiness is?
Happiness is the smell of a new car.
It's freedom from fear.
It's a billboard, standing by the side of the road,
Which proclaims with encouragement, That whatever you do,
IS OK.
You are in order.
Baked.
I like this.
And I was already afraid.
I don't know if you were drunk,
Or sober, but it was inspired.
Between you and me, I took it from the ceiling,
so thank you very much.
You are turning the wrong way.
So when I have you in a lark,
why don't you rethink the presidential campaign?
I don't know myself. Flags and other wonders?
It's hard work.
I'm going to mess everything up.
Modesty. It's delightful.
Think about this product: it's young, handsome,
jacket hero.
Honestly, it shouldn't be too difficult
To convince America, That Dick Nixon is a winner.
/AMY GOODMAN: Mr. Draper, you have visitors.
Can you be clearer, honey?
Apparently you saved the situation.
Thank you, guys.
Appreciate it.
I told them, how amazing you were.
I can still feel the tingling.
I see that you will integrate at the middle level,
So nothing here for me. Don, thanks again for your showdown.
I did it with pleasure.
There is some chance, That you will reconcile with Rachel Menken?
Can you be as charming, as I described you?
Isn't there enough of my magic For one day?
It's worth $3 million.
Bitch of a woman.
Peggy ...
Can he bring us more ice?
/698 00:34:01,875 --> 00:34:02,7060 Yes, Mr. Draper?
One moment.
Gentlemen, I'm afraid this event must move elsewhere.
We'll go wherever you want, but it's 5:15 pm.
The bachelor party is underway.
Don't know.
Go ahead, Don. All hands on deck.
Won't you help us say goodbye to Pete?
Maybe another time.
Let's go, guys. Don will join us later, right?
If Greta's research was good, I would take advantage of them.
What are you talking about?
I'm saying that I had the same report.
And there is no magic machine,
making exact copies of objects.
I still think, that she was right.
Have fun, Pete.
My congratulations.
I heard that you were amazing during the meeting.
Fear has a stimulating effect on my imagination.
I wanted to thank you for a great first day,
And also, you know,
That you interceded for me at Mr. Campbell.
First of all, Peggy, I'm your boss,
not a boyfriend.
Second, if you allow Pete Campbell
browse through my garbage again,
you won't even find a job as a a sandwich vendor at Penn Station.
He said he left here his fountain pen.
I didn't know.
I hope you don't take me for such a girl.
Of course you don't.
Go home.
Curl your hair.
Tomorrow we start again.
Peggy, I want, you to make a phone call.
I want to see you here every 15 minutes, regardless of whether you're carrying drinks.
Every 5 minutes.
Let's settle in here.
Just don't look around all night.
Do you have a girlfriend, Salvatore?
Come on, I'm Italian.
Is this some kind of event?
How did you do it?
As in automatic.
He pressed the button, and they flew out.
I hope, that we are not disturbing you.
Of course not.
I took the best place.
What do we drink?
More of what makes you, That makes you look so beautiful.
I love this property.
It's hot, loud and full of men.
I know what you mean.
Oh my god. I can barely feel.
I get the impression, That you are like this every day.
I like to laugh.
Is that true?
Stop.
You said you like to laugh.
I'm serious.
That's too...
Too delectable.
I told you to stop.
- What are you doing? - You know very well.
You know what, girls? I think we should go.
Stop.
You're hurting me.
I will be polite.
Buy the girls what, what they want.
So what do you do?
You're looking at the best advertising professionals in New York.
At the top of the world.
For Ms. Special Mai Tai,
As well as pure whisky.
So you plan to to regale me with drinks,
And convince me, what a terrible mistake I'm making.
Nice drink.
You made trouble for yourself, didn't you?
I shouldn't have lose my temper
and I certainly should not have treat you
As someone inferior to the customer.
Apology accepted.
So you understand.
Now it's like this.
That was so really nice.
Hear all these things,
That I assumed, That people are thinking.
I'm really not that bad.
I've been living in a lot of tension.
Other.
It doesn't matter.
It does.
So without making things worse,
can I ask you a personal question?
Don't you want, me to have a second drink first?
Why aren't you married?
Are you asking what's wrong with me?
You are a beautiful, educated woman.
You don't think, that getting married
and starting a family would give you more happiness
Than all the tribulations, that go along with
With fighting people like me?
If I wasn't a woman,
I could ask you the same thing,
and if I wasn't a woman, I wouldn't have to choose
Between putting on an apron,
and the pleasure of transforming my father's store
In a way, that always seemed right to me.
So that's the point. You're not going to get married,
Because business is a pleasure for you.
That, and also...
I have never been in love.
She will not get married, because she has never been in love.
I seem to have used this once, to sell nylons.
For many people, love is not just a slogan.
Speaking of love,
you mean A heart pierced by an arrow,
When you can't eat and work,
and you run away to get married
and make babies.
You didn't feel it,
because there is no such thing.
Your concept of love was invented by guys like me,
To sell nylons.
Is this true?
I'm pretty sure about that.
You are born alone, and that's how you die,
and this world only imposes you only a lot of rules,
so that you would forget about it,
But I never forget.
I live like there's no tomorrow,
because, after all, there isn't.
I didn't realize until now,
That a man's life must be just as hard.
Excuse me?
- Mr. Draper ... - Don.
Mr. Draper, I don't know, what you really believe in,
But I do know how it feels, to feel constrained,
to be detached,
to see the whole world functioning according to other people's rules.
You have something,
Which tells me, That you also know this.
I don't know if that's true.
Another drink?
No.
But you can tell your boss that I've been charmed.
So I suppose, that we will see each other again.
I'll be back in the office on Monday morning, for a real meeting.
I'm happy.
We're not buying anything.
In fact, for the first time today,
I'm not trying to sell anything.
Does Peggy live here?
One moment.
Do you know him?
All right, Marjorie. We're working together.
He's really drunk.
All right, Marjorie.
So.
what are you up to?
Nothing special. I'm sitting in my room and listening to music.
I'm getting married on Sunday.
Heard.
You probably think I'm a wimp.
Why are you here?
I wanted to see you tonight.
With me?
I had to see you.
Marjorie.
Yes, Peg?
I'm going to go to bed now.
I called the office.
They said you left.
I didn't want to bother you.
No harm done.
I assumed, That you stayed in the city again.
A full plate is waiting in the oven.
Unless you're not hungry.
I'm not.
I'll be right back.
Don't move from here.
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