You can spend years on an MBA and half of it is in this short
@123456829005 күн бұрын
Always make your idea someone else's idea.....and they'll think it was theirs. Harry's happy and Roger saved some money.
@stillcovalent7 күн бұрын
A raise plus New business cards for the new head of the TV department
@seveski8 күн бұрын
trump is a Crazy Unintelligent Nihilistic Traitor
@albadridahl67109 күн бұрын
This insubordinate slave, did he posess the mental capacity of introspection? "I realize that" and "I don't know what to say" sounds like Campbell didn't even recognized what was said in the same way people these days are flabergasted by they question how many mobile phones they had thus far. I assume Campbell has neither consciousness nor ethical concerns for his action. Maybe it has something to do with the general Macchiavellian vibe of Mad Men. Also John Hamm looks like Leslie Nielson in the Naked Gun.
@godisjihyo36159 күн бұрын
she is the one handling a pretentious intellectual
@jimmartin18039 күн бұрын
There’s nothing you can do. That’s why you don’t tell your wife. Great advice.
@grafmxm71179 күн бұрын
71 / 5.000 In 20 years, sugar will be viewed the same way cigarettes are now...
@andreidima388010 күн бұрын
Rule number 1. Never outshine the master.
@silverdrillpickle759612 күн бұрын
Make your deal the day you walk in the door.
@bishoprrac13 күн бұрын
Did his bow tie appear out of nowhere?
@smsucks717416 күн бұрын
She was correct.
@ParanoidGoblinoid16 күн бұрын
“How to handle a cocky male.”
@NormanNC18 күн бұрын
suck my vag in a world of death & unrest
@BillMurphyJr18 күн бұрын
Never noticed that Roger wears lifts 2:36 it's only been 15 years!
@rebrahim0020 күн бұрын
There are other rules :)😊
@vanhalenps420 күн бұрын
Whats interesting to me is the Don Draper killed his old identity, which Freud would say confirms his death wish before that time. The new identity or persona believed itself had enough power to navigate the truth about cigarettes when confronted with that, because of defense mechanisms and leverage from his new position but it's a fatal flaw we can see repeatedly. Mad Men believe they can pursuade their own bodies out of something like cancer or alcoholism, as they are able to pursuade their clientele and the general public on what to buy.
@matthewmay857220 күн бұрын
Dunning Krueger: the up and comer knows what he knows, the experienced master knows what he doesn’t know
@user-fp7rc6sp5t20 күн бұрын
I could watch MAD MEN over and over again. Everything about it is perfect, down to the desk accessories. Can't get better!
@lawrencewood28920 күн бұрын
Stirling's take is so skillful!!
@lawrencewood28920 күн бұрын
Absolutely brilliant scene.
@user-fp7rc6sp5t21 күн бұрын
Sheer brilliance, and thats just the sets and wardrobes. I totally believe in Don Draper, Pete Campbell and Roger Stirling as real people. Possibly the best TV series ever made.
@lankylankster714823 күн бұрын
Lemme guess: inspired by the legend of Ayn Rand, novelist and philosopher, right? (The series did once reference Atlas Shrugged). However, I suspect Rand had a bit more of a sense of humor than this! Watch her take on Mike Wallace. LL
@TrueGaming140.4823 күн бұрын
Petes backbone of America pitch may have been intelligent/creative but he seriously lacked wisdom here. Even today who would get away with this in a workplace? Also notice at 1:22 Sal's face, haha he knew what was about to go down.
@lylecampbell903624 күн бұрын
Sorry, who is the pretentious intellectual?
@aldenklaput128325 күн бұрын
1:03 The irony.
@thehussarsjacobitess8528 күн бұрын
I love how all the comments miss the point. Do you really think a skull and crossbones would have made that brand more marketable? By the way, Freud had been surpassed by so much real psychological and psychiatric science that people still quoting him might as well be espousing geocentric astronomy.
@dadadadave965228 күн бұрын
Just wondering, why can't he say "I won't let you down" is that some reference to something else?
@iknowallthesadsongs211529 күн бұрын
Man the undertones of this scene are incredible back when tb was good
@deletesoon70Ай бұрын
When do we get to have this convo about the whackseens? Do we really have to wait the full 75 years?
@deletesoon70Ай бұрын
"How 'bout two...and a quarter. Say yes." 😆
@JustSomeCanadianGuyАй бұрын
1:31 - Such an accurate depiction of going to someone for help. Because I would NEVER think to just throw it out and assume the guy goes and asks for a new one! 😆
@HagmireАй бұрын
I enjoyed all 240 pixels of this
@MattLyteАй бұрын
Everything this old fuck says just makes me hate old people twice as much
@stevebausch2782Ай бұрын
Thank God I was protected from alcoholic sociopaths.
@tommieclay4584Ай бұрын
Wow Howard Stark handled that brilliantly 👏
@kylsh1Ай бұрын
So great 💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@goodnightutАй бұрын
perhaps this is how to deal with someone pretentious, but if you're so focused on being dominant that you see past someone's value, and throw out valuable information that could help you dominate your true opponents, what good is it to be dominant? it's clear that intellectual personalities can be grating, but have a subordinate filter the info before dismissing it
@NealX_GamingАй бұрын
"How about 2 and a quarter?" "two-fifty" "What'd I tell you, hold on to your cock when you're negotiating with these desert people." "Huh?" "Sorry, wrong show"
@josephhebert7740Ай бұрын
How to succeed in business. Without really trying. 'Man, i knew i knew that voice. He came a long way. Being a kid watching that movie was awesome. I'm going to watch it again.
@lessthanthreemetalАй бұрын
This scene shows why Roger is much more than a silver spoon trust fund kid.
@royfr8136Ай бұрын
It seems like everyone I have every worked with is an untouchable Pete Cambell -
@royfr8136Ай бұрын
25 dollars more?
@josephsharp9939Ай бұрын
The subtleties in the meeting with Bert specifically made Don out to be the little boy in a room full of men. Bert whistling the nursery rhyme at the end really put a point on it.
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Roger Sterling doing Roger Sterling things.
Don-wisdom Lady-intelligence
"The Watch eats The Sausage." - Burt Cooper
Maybe i should finally watch this show
What movie is this?
it's a serie : Mad Men
Brilliant! Simply brilliant
You can spend years on an MBA and half of it is in this short
Always make your idea someone else's idea.....and they'll think it was theirs. Harry's happy and Roger saved some money.
A raise plus New business cards for the new head of the TV department
trump is a Crazy Unintelligent Nihilistic Traitor
This insubordinate slave, did he posess the mental capacity of introspection? "I realize that" and "I don't know what to say" sounds like Campbell didn't even recognized what was said in the same way people these days are flabergasted by they question how many mobile phones they had thus far. I assume Campbell has neither consciousness nor ethical concerns for his action. Maybe it has something to do with the general Macchiavellian vibe of Mad Men. Also John Hamm looks like Leslie Nielson in the Naked Gun.
she is the one handling a pretentious intellectual
There’s nothing you can do. That’s why you don’t tell your wife. Great advice.
71 / 5.000 In 20 years, sugar will be viewed the same way cigarettes are now...
Rule number 1. Never outshine the master.
Make your deal the day you walk in the door.
Did his bow tie appear out of nowhere?
She was correct.
“How to handle a cocky male.”
suck my vag in a world of death & unrest
Never noticed that Roger wears lifts 2:36 it's only been 15 years!
There are other rules :)😊
Whats interesting to me is the Don Draper killed his old identity, which Freud would say confirms his death wish before that time. The new identity or persona believed itself had enough power to navigate the truth about cigarettes when confronted with that, because of defense mechanisms and leverage from his new position but it's a fatal flaw we can see repeatedly. Mad Men believe they can pursuade their own bodies out of something like cancer or alcoholism, as they are able to pursuade their clientele and the general public on what to buy.
Dunning Krueger: the up and comer knows what he knows, the experienced master knows what he doesn’t know
I could watch MAD MEN over and over again. Everything about it is perfect, down to the desk accessories. Can't get better!
Stirling's take is so skillful!!
Absolutely brilliant scene.
Sheer brilliance, and thats just the sets and wardrobes. I totally believe in Don Draper, Pete Campbell and Roger Stirling as real people. Possibly the best TV series ever made.
Lemme guess: inspired by the legend of Ayn Rand, novelist and philosopher, right? (The series did once reference Atlas Shrugged). However, I suspect Rand had a bit more of a sense of humor than this! Watch her take on Mike Wallace. LL
Petes backbone of America pitch may have been intelligent/creative but he seriously lacked wisdom here. Even today who would get away with this in a workplace? Also notice at 1:22 Sal's face, haha he knew what was about to go down.
Sorry, who is the pretentious intellectual?
1:03 The irony.
I love how all the comments miss the point. Do you really think a skull and crossbones would have made that brand more marketable? By the way, Freud had been surpassed by so much real psychological and psychiatric science that people still quoting him might as well be espousing geocentric astronomy.
Just wondering, why can't he say "I won't let you down" is that some reference to something else?
Man the undertones of this scene are incredible back when tb was good
When do we get to have this convo about the whackseens? Do we really have to wait the full 75 years?
"How 'bout two...and a quarter. Say yes." 😆
1:31 - Such an accurate depiction of going to someone for help. Because I would NEVER think to just throw it out and assume the guy goes and asks for a new one! 😆
I enjoyed all 240 pixels of this
Everything this old fuck says just makes me hate old people twice as much
Thank God I was protected from alcoholic sociopaths.
Wow Howard Stark handled that brilliantly 👏
So great 💪💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
perhaps this is how to deal with someone pretentious, but if you're so focused on being dominant that you see past someone's value, and throw out valuable information that could help you dominate your true opponents, what good is it to be dominant? it's clear that intellectual personalities can be grating, but have a subordinate filter the info before dismissing it
"How about 2 and a quarter?" "two-fifty" "What'd I tell you, hold on to your cock when you're negotiating with these desert people." "Huh?" "Sorry, wrong show"
How to succeed in business. Without really trying. 'Man, i knew i knew that voice. He came a long way. Being a kid watching that movie was awesome. I'm going to watch it again.
This scene shows why Roger is much more than a silver spoon trust fund kid.
It seems like everyone I have every worked with is an untouchable Pete Cambell -
25 dollars more?
The subtleties in the meeting with Bert specifically made Don out to be the little boy in a room full of men. Bert whistling the nursery rhyme at the end really put a point on it.