Mad Men 6x11

1. - ( squeaks ) - ( screams )

2. Good morning, Mr. Draper. Mr. Sterling's inside.

3. - Do you want ice? - Coffee.

4. It's one thing to be near the bar, it's another thing to be under it.

5. Sunkist sent us a crate.

6. I've seen blind people juggle, but somehow it seems to be beyond me.

7. Why don't you just close your eyes?

8. That's what you did in the meeting.

9. Whatever I did, it worked.

10. - We're in it. - That's good news.

11. Step two: you'll need to get that little idea factory working.

12. There's only one angle.

13. An orange— that's orange on TV.

14. I thought they were pretty clear they're too cheap to get out of print.

15. So talk 'em out of it, or into it.

16. I'd love to, but I think it demands a media strategy.

17. Forget research. Put Harry Crane on it.

18. - Look at you. - See?

19. Not all surprises are bad.

20. ( chuckles ) The ants, they look like peoples.

21. He should be right out. Is there anything I can get you?

22. I think she would like a cup of tea.

23. - In a teacup. - Peter: I'd be more excited

24. if we didn't have to go in Ted's plane to present.

25. - Hello, Mother. - Hello, Peter.

26. Manolo, may I speak with you a moment?

27. Of course, Mr. Campbell. Your tea is coming.

28. I'll be fine. I'm not a child.

29. Peggy, would you mind?

30. Mrs. Campbell, nice to meet you.

31. There's no reason for you to be so formal, dear.

32. Sit with me.

33. How are you today?

34. I can't tell you how much it relieves me

35. to see you and Peter reunited.

36. Well, it was really a by-product of the merger.

37. I'm glad you both swallowed your pride.

38. If nothing else but for the good

39. of the child you have together.

40. Excuse me?

41. Oh, I've embarrassed you.

42. Your son and I are not together that way.

43. Trudy, dear, don't deny him.

44. Don't reject his caresses.

45. Mrs. Campbell—

46. I hope you two can someday find

47. what Manolo and I have found.

48. I waited long enough

49. to experience the physical satisfactions of love.

50. Did she go to China for that tea?

51. Thank you for driving her out to Bud's.

52. I've paid you for the extra day.

53. - I know you don't drive. - Well, I do,

54. but not to her satisfaction.

55. Bob Benson was right about you. You're worth every penny.

56. Bob is a wonderful salesman.

57. Still, I want you to have a little something off the books.

58. Mr. Campbell, I refuse.

59. It's important to me that you treat my mother well,

60. but also that you treat yourself.

61. - The pleasure is all mine. - I know that isn't true.

62. Sally, get in here.

63. - ( door opens ) - Henry: Hello.

64. - What? - Julie's mother called and told me

65. - you were the only two girls on the trip. - So?

66. You're not staying in a Midtown hotel with all those boys.

67. Miss O'Shea is gonna be there.

68. She's 25.

69. What's the point of having a mansion

70. if you're gonna spend all your time in here?

71. Fine, I won't do the Model UN.

72. - It was his idea. - Fine, you're not going.

73. - Can't we stay with Daddy? - You mean with no one.

74. You hate that Daddy supports my dreams.

75. He doesn't think I'm just a pain in the ass.

76. Your father is a hero.

77. ( sighs ) Like everything else in this country,

78. Diplomacy Club's just another excuse to make out.

79. I thought she should join the Student Congress.

80. The UN's a joke.

81. - Oh, you're home. - Who's this?

82. This is Mitchell, Sylvia and Arnold's son.

83. Nice to finally meet you, Mitchell. I'm Don.

84. Thanks again, Megan.

85. What did he want?

86. ( sighs ) Um...

87. I'm sworn to secrecy, but he's in a lot of trouble.

88. - What happened? - He's 1-A.

89. But he's in school.

90. He sent back his draft card

91. in protest. They reclassified him.

92. What did he think was gonna happen?

93. Stupid kid.

94. Don, he knows he screwed up.

95. He wants to run.

96. You know, to Canada.

97. I suppose I could call my brother-in-law,

98. but I can't do that to Sylvia and Arnold.

99. - Can I? - Just leave it alone.

100. - He's so scared. - He should be.

101. He can't spend the rest of his life on the run.

102. I know how you feel,

103. but you don't want him to go to Vietnam.

104. Megan, it's not our problem.

105. - ( plane engines whirring ) - ( laughing )

106. Could you get me another whiskey sour?

107. - Sure. - Maybe I'll switch to whiskey sours.

108. How about a Shirley Temple, then?

109. I don't think Dramamine and booze go together.

110. I don't think Dramamine and cranberry juice go together, either.

111. But I thought we'd be back on your little plane,

112. not having a romantic dinner.

113. Don't you want to celebrate?

114. I want to live, Ted.

115. ( laughs ) What?

116. He doesn't like flying.

117. Well, you've seen how simple it is now.

118. There's nothing to be afraid of.

119. My father died in a plane... crash.

120. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

121. Was he a pilot?

122. Ha! No.

123. Passenger.

124. Look, you're driving.

125. Can we please, please have another round?

126. You still have to get home from White Plains.

127. I'll hail a cab.

128. ( laughs ) He's such a New Yorker.

129. This is the agency I always wanted.

130. Ambition, brains, and beauty.

131. Yeah, but what about him?

132. I'm gonna cut you off too, my dear.

133. I should call home.

134. If the check comes, I'm sending it to Ocean Spray.

135. Can you imagine what it does to his wife

136. every time he takes that plane?

137. I guess so.

138. You don't want me to talk about his wife.

139. You don't know what you're talking about.

140. But I do.

141. I've seen that look.

142. I know, but...

143. nothing can happen.

144. And he's in love with you, too.

145. Well, I could use an account and he's been generous.

146. At least one of us ended up important.

147. Please tell me you don't pity me.

148. I don't.

149. Because you really know me.

150. I do.

151. Ahem— I should tell you...

152. I had a very strange conversation with your mother.

153. There's no other kind.

154. Well, it doesn't matter.

155. What did she say?

156. I think she thought I was your wife

157. and Manuel was her husband.

158. ( laughs ) My father never treated her that well.

159. Maybe that's it. She thinks she's in love with him.

160. I can see it. Manolo is very charming.

161. I don't think you understand.

162. She thinks she's...

163. making love with him.

164. Tell me exactly what she said.

165. Did your father ever give her spa treatments

166. that released a "fire in her loins"?

167. Oh!

168. Oh, I think I'm gonna be sick.

169. ( laughing ) I'm sorry.

170. I shouldn't have told you.

171. But I can't get the image out of my head.

172. Stop it, please.

173. I don't even want to think about her brushing her teeth.

174. - ( laughing ) - I thought I cut you two off.

175. I have never been less afraid of flying in my life.

176. What? What does he mean?

177. Nothing.

178. Well, I should get the check.

179. - ( TV playing ) - ( doorbell rings )

180. Honey, who's that gonna be?

181. - Arnold. - Is it too late?

182. For what? Come in.

183. Look, I would have called, but Sylvia is...

184. Listen, about this afternoon—

185. Oh, hello, Arnold.

186. I'm sorry about my kid dropping in on you.

187. I didn't know if I should tell you.

188. Well, he figured you would

189. and I don't want you in the middle of this.

190. His mother's treating it like he's dying.

191. She doesn't want anyone to know.

192. Do you want a drink?

193. Sit up here drinking while they're down there slamming the doors?

194. Been meaning to knock on your door anyway.

195. You know, catch a game or something.

196. I get baseball tickets. Mostly the Mets.

197. - Well, then I'm glad you didn't. - ( laughs )

198. You know, I didn't even know he left school.

199. Sylvia says she didn't know either.

200. She's doing that a lot lately—

201. lying about little things.

202. Could tell something's been wrong all year.

203. - Another Manhattan? - Nah. No.

204. Should have never let him go to Paris.

205. He got there right in the middle of the riots.

206. His French is excellent.

207. I think he got a lot of girls

208. as an expatriate revolutionary.

209. Could kill him right now.

210. There has to be a way.

211. Oh, believe me, everybody's an expert on it.

212. Sylvia's father was suddenly Clarence Darrow.

213. It's thrilling to see a plumber interpret international law.

214. You're one of the top surgeons in the country.

215. You must know somebody.

216. I know a lot of people, but it doesn't matter.

217. It doesn't matter if he goes back to school.

218. He's 1-A. His induction could be tomorrow.

219. He's on a damn list for the rest of his life.

220. On some level you have to admire his idealism.

221. You sound like Sylvia.

222. But she doesn't really buy his bulls_ó_.

223. You think she's gonna let her baby

224. rot in jail for a cause?

225. I don't know what to do.

226. What would you do?

227. If it was my kid, or if it was me?

228. You were in the service, right?

229. I was.

230. You see action?

231. It was very different.

232. I wanted to go.

233. And then when I got there, well...

234. Kids 18, 19 years old, they have no sense of their own mortality.

235. Or anyone else's.

236. That's why they make good soldiers.

237. Well, the Army paid for med school.

238. I served in a hospital in Pusan.

239. We were very lucky.

240. Lucky enough to live in this country.

241. And service is part of that bargain.

242. Sacrifice.

243. ( sighs ) We knew that.

244. The war is wrong.

245. I'll tell you right now, if anyone was ever gonna get it,

246. it's gonna be him.

247. He's soft.

248. I'm sure he's a good kid.

249. The best.

250. What you watching?

251. I don't know.

252. What's the matter? I called.

253. I didn't want to get into it when you're about to fly,

254. but you were supposed to have dinner with us.

255. I made a mistake. We'll do it tomorrow.

256. You don't have to make a federal case out of it.

257. Why don't you get a legal pad

258. and write down a bunch of excuses for the next week?

259. Because none of them mean anything to the boys.

260. What about food, clothing, and shelter? Does that mean anything?

261. Remember what the minister said at Frank's funeral?

262. "God can turn off the lights at any moment."

263. You know where you're gonna be? The office.

264. This is temporary.

265. I just have to do this until—

266. Until what?

267. Until you are back

268. where you were at the old firm?

269. Because things weren't so great then either.

270. So we've moved on

271. from I'm working too much to something else.

272. The problem is even when you do come home,

273. you're not here. You're obsessed.

274. And I can feel how disappointing this all is

275. compared to your battles at work.

276. I'm not enjoying that.

277. How did we get to the point where you think

278. I don't want you to enjoy things?

279. I know you like having a young copywriter in your airplane.

280. Come on, Pete was there, too.

281. I know you like facing Don Draper

282. every morning more than the clients.

283. How was your day?

284. I just wish you liked being here more.

285. Could you get Mr. Campbell?

286. Do you want to see him before the status meeting?

287. - Ugh, when's that? - Now.

288. And I also need to know if you're attending the Chevrolet dinner.

289. - When's that? - Tonight.

290. - Morning. - May I speak with you?

291. Does your friend still work at the Department of Defense?

292. No, he left for Union Carbide.

293. But he probably still has pull over there.

294. What happened now?

295. You must know plenty of people with kids getting deferments.

296. How are they doing that?

297. They go to college.

298. Divinity school. Medical baloney.

299. No, it's too late for that. I need someone who can really pull strings.

300. Well, aren't you having dinner with General Motors,

301. one of the largest defense contractors in the world?

302. What are the politics of that?

303. I don't know, Don. I'm not on Chevy.

304. Shall we?

305. That's not my fault.

306. Don't worry. If I had Chevy,

307. I wouldn't be able to devote my full attention to Ocean Spray.

308. - Don: Cranberries? - Cranberry cocktail.

309. And they like us so much they might even give us the blends.

310. - What about Sunkist? - What about it?

311. It's orange juice.

312. Morning, everyone.

313. - Did you know about Sunkist? - What about it?

314. Don told Harry to put together a media plan right away.

315. Why didn't you tell us about that?

316. Isn't this the meeting where I tell you?

317. Why didn't you tell us you were presenting to Ocean Spray?

318. There's been a series of memos.

319. Didn't you wonder where everybody was?

320. - We can't present to both. - Which one is bigger?

321. They're about the same. Three million.

322. We've already spent $5,000 on Ocean Spray.

323. What about our trip to California?

324. Was it $5,000?

325. I have a lot of receipts. I haven't figured it out yet.

326. Why don't you join this company and read a memo once in a while?

327. Maybe they're not a conflict.

328. We don't have either yet.

329. I really didn't know.

330. I warned you about the memos, Ted.

331. The more you send, the less they get read.

332. Imagine if every time Ginger Rogers jumped in the air,

333. Fred Astaire punched her in the face.

334. Why are you taking this to heart?

335. Because it's directed at me. Can you not see that?

336. So what? You know we'll end up with just one juice.

337. I don't want his juice. I want my juice.

338. It's all your juice.

339. Tell him that.

340. Ron Kutchinski just ran the fastest half mile in the world.

341. He's going to the Olympics.

342. I'm telling you, they would be lucky to have you.

343. I got it.

344. Look at this. Got a couple of high fashion models.

345. Aren't you a gentleman?

346. - Hey. - Hello.

347. Youse two don't know each other.

348. These are my two favorite people.

349. Mitchell Rosen, 16A, I'd like you to meet

350. Sally Draper, 17B and all points north.

351. I'm Julie. I'm crashing at Sally's.

352. They were supposed to leave a key for me. I lost mine.

353. Nobody said nothing to me, but that don't mean nothing.

354. We were going to go out for dinner tonight.

355. - What's good around here? - His mother's cooking.

356. Around here it's just old people.

357. Are you a musician?

358. 'Cause you look like one.

359. Who?

360. I don't see it. I'll let you in.

361. Oh, good day to you, Mrs. Rosen.

362. Hello. Mitchell, did you get a cab?

363. - I was waiting for you. - You're unbelievable.

364. I got it, Mrs. Rosen. Do you know Sally and...?

365. - I'm Julie. - I'm sorry, girls, we're in a bit of a rush.

366. I'll get you a cab lickety-split.

367. Bring them right back.

368. You're living with Mark Lindsay.

369. I don't live here.

370. What are you doing here?

371. I said I'd meet you at La Grenouille.

372. Dorothy, you must let me manage your calendar.

373. I'm not standing in the hallway.

374. Come in.

375. You get ready, Mr. Campbell. I'll entertain her.

376. Actually, Manolo, I'd like my mother to myself this evening.

377. Very well. Good night, my sweet.

378. Must he?

379. He has other plans, Mother.

380. Yes, Dorothy. I'll be there when you wake.

381. - Can I fix you something? - No.

382. Manolo doesn't like me to drink.

383. He likes me sharp.

384. It's so nice the way he looks after you.

385. Oh, Peter, he's a gift to me.

386. I just wanted to make sure you're aware

387. he's your nurse.

388. You are prone to moments of confusion.

389. I suppose there's a way I could mistake

390. your tone for concern.

391. I am concerned that you have—

392. how do I put this?

393. —misconstrued Manolo's attention for affection.

394. If we're going to have an adult conversation,

395. let's have an adult conversation.

396. Has he taken advantage of you?

397. Manny has awakened a part of me

398. that was long dormant.

399. Don't you think I'm entitled to the pleasures of love?

400. Do not be more specific.

401. Since when is it any of your business

402. I am afraid that we are going to have to let him go.

403. Oh, no. What did he do?

404. He's a pervert.

405. You were a sour little boy.

406. And you're a sour little man.

407. How could I expect you to be understanding?

408. You've always been unlovable.

409. Now I've lost my appetite.

410. I'm leaving.

411. You'll never find your way home.

412. I have carfare

413. and a piece of paper with my address

414. written in his elegant handwriting.

415. Mother.

416. - ( door closes ) - ( men laughing )

417. Cheesecake? Chocolate cake?

418. - Two of everything. - And another round.

419. - Why not? - Oh, I can never get enough of it.

420. Growing up in Cleveland, my dad would take me right on Lake Erie.

421. But, eh, water's gone bad now.

422. You should go to Florida.

423. Saltwater. Down off the Keys

424. - where the marlin run. - Write your own Hemmingway story.

425. And if you don't catch anything, you have to blow your brains out.

426. So, Ross, where do you take your kid fishing?

427. I just got the two girls, and they could never keep their mouths shut.

428. But my grandson's just like me.

429. Last summer we went up to Muskoka.

430. Jesus, now we got to hear about this kid again.

431. Brendan's at Antioch.

432. Yup, studying the classics.

433. But I hope he'll come to his senses.

434. He's got a couple of years before he has decisions to make.

435. Well, as long as we're working together, he's got a job with us.

436. Friend of mine's kid just got to that point.

437. He doesn't have a lot of choices left. 1-A. Can you imagine?

438. Well, my heart goes out to him.

439. That's just one of those problems that can't be solved.

440. I've got two sons.

441. Thank God they're too young.

442. I don't even like to think about that.

443. I know.

444. My friend is just beside himself.

445. I mean, people are doing things, though.

446. Believe me, we know about that.

447. Makes me sick.

448. Well, next year this time, we'll have won the war.

449. We'll take Brendan to dinner, get him plastered,

450. and have him read the menu in Latin.

451. Ted, are you an angler?

452. My hobby is coming up with names for the XP.

453. Last one.

454. Okay.

455. "Things I like about Mitchell."

456. "His ass"?

457. - Shh. - When did you see that?

458. I couldn't think of anything else.

459. What did you put?

460. "How he smiled at me."

461. "His shoulders."

462. "His red shirt."

463. - ( giggles ) - ( knock on door )

464. You girls have a big day tomorrow

465. and I can tell you right now, the next time this door opens, it won't be me.

466. - Lights out. - Good night, Mrs. Draper.

467. Why do you keep calling her that?

468. 'Cause she hates it.

469. Think about it.

470. He's right down there.

471. You should sneak down and kiss him.

472. He talked to you.

473. God, I wish I lived here.

474. - Yeah? - Did I wake you?

475. - Yeah. - There's a rat in my apartment.

476. Told you to get traps.

477. It's in the trap and it's mortally wounded.

478. I'm pretty sure 'cause there's a lot of blood.

479. Did you call an ambulance?

480. You have to come over. It went under the couch.

481. I can't even look. What if it's still alive?

482. What if I lift the couch and it starts flipping around?

483. I'm not your boyfriend.

484. Maybe I'll make it worth your while if you come over.

485. No, you won't. Now good night.

486. You're not interested?

487. No.

488. Then why are you using your sexy voice?

489. Tuesday morning's great.

490. For what?

491. Oh.

492. Why didn't you say so?

493. You can bring her.

494. It'll be dead by morning.

495. Eleanor Roosevelt.

496. I can't remember anything 'cause I didn't sleep.

497. Your floor smells like pee.

498. - No, it doesn't. - Do I smell like pee?

499. You smell like Prell.

500. Sally, you're not ready?

501. I let the guest shower first.

502. Well, I have to go to work.

503. But first I have to put you two in a cab, so shake a leg.

504. Oh, take out the trash.

505. I have to get ready.

506. I'll do it, Mrs. Draper.

507. It's Megan.

508. I would love to visit the studio sometime.

509. Well, hopefully I'll still have a job.

510. I have to make a phone call.

511. - Your agent? - Yes, actually.

512. Could you get me some coffee?

513. What the hell were you up to last night?

514. - ( intercom buzzes ) - Dawn: Mr. Draper.

515. I'm fine, Dawn. You want some coffee?

516. What the hell were you thinking?

517. You said you weren't going to be involved in Chevy until 1970.

518. So stay the hell out of it.

519. Stop trying to poison my relationship.

520. Last time I checked, it's our relationship.

521. And not everything is about you, Ted.

522. Then be better at it.

523. - What are you talking about? - You know this.

524. A client shouldn't have a single negative feeling in your presence.

525. Not the food, not the wine,

526. and certainly not the war.

527. I was just taking their temperature.

528. Why would you do that?

529. It's Chevy, Don.

530. - You'd do it for your kid. - But it's not your kid.

531. Oh, is it your kid?

532. No, it's my friend's kid.

533. Well, I bet you don't have a lot of friends, Don,

534. so I'm going to assume this is important.

535. It is.

536. I just— I don't know what to do.

537. Do you know how young 19 is?

538. Did you ever think about talking to me

539. instead of our most important client?

540. Who else has that kind of clout in Washington?

541. Does he wear glasses?

542. I don't think so, but he could.

543. The guy who taught me to fly

544. is a brigadier general in the Air National Guard.

545. They're always looking for exceptional young men

546. to become pilots.

547. And you'd be willing to call him?

548. I'd consider it.

549. But first, you're going to have to stop the war.

550. I can't stop the war, Ted.

551. Don't be an assh_ó_, Don.

552. The war you're waging on me.

553. You have to lower your weapons.

554. What are you talking about?

555. I'm talking about how we are going to get Ocean Spray.

556. So you need to stop chasing Sunkist.

557. You're not going to compete with me like that anymore.

558. We're on the same damn side.

559. - That's it? - Don't act like it's nothing.

560. It seems to be impossible so far.

561. You'd really do that?

562. Thank you.

563. This is not a handshake of gratitude.

564. - This is a binding contract. - Of course.

565. - Whatever you want. - That's what I want.

566. Hold on. What's the next step?

567. ( sighs ) Tell the kid to write a letter

568. about his childhood dream of being a pilot.

569. And it better be convincing. You should write it.

570. And tell him to get a haircut.

571. Be straight, Ted. What are the chances?

572. I'm going to call right now.

573. Thank you.

574. Can you get Dr. Rosen on the phone?

575. - Rosen residence. - It's me. It's Don.

576. What do you want?

577. I'm trying to reach Arnold.

578. The office said he was home sick.

579. It's about Mitchell.

580. What? Tell me.

581. I know someone who knows someone in the Air National Guard.

582. He's getting him a spot.

583. You told someone?

584. It's my partner.

585. He's doing me a favor.

586. Did you fix it?

587. He just wants Mitchell to cut his hair

588. and sign a letter.

589. And the two of you need to make sure he follows through.

590. Oh, he'll follow through.

591. I bet.

592. My God, is it possible?

593. I think so, but we have to act fast.

594. They went upstate to the VA to call on an army buddy.

595. I'll send them up tonight.

596. Sylvia, sweetheart, it's gonna be okay.

597. Are you there?

598. Yes.

599. Please, stop crying.

600. ( sighs ) I feel better,

601. but I'll feel better when I know it's done.

602. Don...

603. Yes?

604. I can't believe you would do this for me.

605. You know I have children, too.

606. I know that's not why you're doing it.

607. And I hope—

608. well, I hope you know that I was just frustrated with you.

609. I do now.

610. I didn't want you to fall in love.

611. You didn't feel anything?

612. No, I just...

613. I don't want to go through this again.

614. You were good to me.

615. Better than I was to you.

616. - Are we going to lunch— - Get in here and close the door.

617. You have given me a terrible problem

618. and now you're going to fix it.

619. Is this about Sunkist? Because I did some digging—

620. I told you we needed a nurse and you sent us a rapist.

621. Manolo?

622. In fact, I never told you anything.

623. You were just "doing some digging."

624. Calm down. Sit down.

625. Bob...

626. she has the mind of a child.

627. That man took advantage of her.

628. I assume she told you this story.

629. Don't you have your answer right there?

630. and it's the first time in months she's seemed sure of anything.

631. I don't think that Manolo's interests turn that way.

632. Great, so he's a degenerate.

633. That means he's capable of anything.

634. What exactly did she say?

635. Please, I'm just trying to forget it.

636. Drink that.

637. - Feel better now? - I do.

638. Can I ask you something?

639. Did she seem happy?

640. Yes.

641. She did.

642. Is it really so impossible to imagine?

643. What?

644. Couldn't it be that

645. if someone took care of you,

646. very good care of you...

647. if this person would do anything for you,

648. if your well-being was his only thought...

649. is it impossible that you might

650. begin to feel something for him?

651. When there's true love,

652. it doesn't matter who it is.

653. Tell him I'll give him a month's pay.

654. And tell him it's disgusting.

655. Of course.

656. The capital of the Philippines is Manila.

657. Its president is Ferdinand Marcos.

658. Its national language is Tagalog,

659. but many of its inhabitants speak Spanish

660. due to its colonial past.

661. And their national product is...?

662. I don't know. Manila envelopes?

663. - You don't know anything. - So?

664. How about this? All the boys are going to think you're dumb.

665. Don't tell me how to get boys.

666. You went to second base twice.

667. That's a lot more than you.

668. So if I were you, I'd be scared.

669. - Of what? - Of what you're going to do

670. when Mitchell asks you to go all the way.

671. He doesn't even know I'm alive.

672. Oh, I took care of that.

673. What did you do?

674. I introduced you.

675. I introduced myself.

676. No, I took the letter and I signed your name.

677. - What? - And I slid it under the back door.

678. Ow! That really hurts.

679. How could you do that? Now I can never go back.

680. You know you're going to thank me.

681. Just because your shift is over

682. doesn't mean you can get undressed in the lobby.

683. - Incredible. - What?

684. He should greet you. How you doing today?

685. I'm— I got— I left something.

686. And I don't have my key.

687. You mean you lost it already?

688. Can I have the keys, please?

689. Yeah. Okay.

690. - ( elevator bell rings ) - Go fast.

691. Oh, what have we got here?

692. Couple of high fashion models?

693. Oh, God.

694. - Sally. - Oh, God.

695. Oh, dear God.

696. Dear God, what have we done?

697. Sally!

698. Sally!

699. - Sally! - ( elevator bell rings )

700. Did Sally just come through here?

701. Mr. Draper, I didn't know you was home.

702. She hopped in a cab just now. I'll go get her.

703. You okay?

704. Yes.

705. Did something happen?

706. I know she lost her keys. I gave her the keys. It's my fault.

707. Mr. Draper?

708. Hello?

709. Oh, I'm glad you're home.

710. Let me get you a plate.

711. Oh, wow.

712. I had a client...

713. meeting— lunch.

714. - Sit down. - I'm—

715. I'm gonna lay down.

716. You need to get some food in you. Sit down.

717. Do you want me to cut you a piece?

718. - No. - ( doorbell rings )

719. I got it.

720. - ( door opens ) - Megan: Hello.

721. I'm sorry to bother you.

722. Don, Arnold and Mitchell are here.

723. - I don't feel well. - Stop.

724. Hello, Mitchell.

725. I'm sorry to interrupt your dinner,

726. but we just got back and Mitchell has something he wants to say.

727. Mr. Draper...

728. thank you very much.

729. We'll see if it works.

730. - What? - He didn't tell you?

731. Don talked to somebody for us.

732. Really?

733. Sylvia sends her gratitude. She is overwhelmed.

734. Do you want something to eat? We should celebrate.

735. One step at a time.

736. Anyway, Don,

737. I owe you.

738. Let's go.

739. No, you eat. I got it.

740. You are the sweetest man.

741. You make me sick!

742. Sally, come back here!

743. What happened?

744. I don't know.

745. I'm gonna go talk to her.

746. No. I'll talk to her.

747. She has a crush on Mitchell.

748. Oh.

749. Sally.

750. - Open the door. - No.

751. You don't get to talk to me anymore.

752. Sally?

753. Sally, open the door. I need to talk to you.

754. I know you think you saw something.

755. I was... comforting Mrs. Rosen.

756. She was very upset.

757. It's very...

758. complicated.

759. Sally, can you hear me?

760. Yes.

761. Did you hear what I said?

762. Okay.