@@WisamSafi1978 Its brilliant, it's essentially two positive interpretations of "enjoy the rest of your life" and "enjoy the rest of your life cereal" message to the kids as in to really enjoy the full bowl. And it even helps to make them eat up the full bowl so there's less to clean up.
Dude I’ve did a presentation in college still drunk from the night before and I was with an attitude that I do’n’t give a fuck what happens, the teacher liked it and got a 100 and did not got to do a final exam.
It's a social thing they want to see him as a drinking buddy it's more relaxed that's why he talks to them like that as if they just had a moment of his genius while they shared in his moment of glory from the award. I worked in high end ladies wear never drank on the job but same friendly attitude is what sells women would tell me their life stories half the time while I give them clothes I listen and give advice and opinions about their issues and clothes. It's not a boring meeting it's sales.
I love how Don just keeps going even after Pete tries to cut him off, "Give me a minute!" What I also love is how the clients don't seem to mind at all that Don is drunk off his ass. He just drunkenly spits out whatever slogan comes to mind, and while everyone else is visibly uncomfortable, it doesn't even seem to register with the clients.
The clients are caught up in the euphoria too. They enjoy Don's success, they enjoy a little whisky, he's a hotshot. The typical would have been their disproving looks. But this is way more realistic.
@@benjaminkiefer802 I just saw it too again, and being buzzed now, he actually takes the opposite approach to this pain. Instead of being the victim, he is grabbing it by the Horn.. or the Bowl.
I'm in advertising and I've done a version of this myself. Don might not have done so intentionally, sometimes a client can overthink a pitched concept. Reframe the context to give them a chance to respond to in on a more instantaneous level and they might just realise they like it after all.
For some reason, acting drunk convincingly is one of the most difficult things to pull off. But this is one of the best I've ever seen. Ironically, it's not so much the alcohol that's gone to his head, but rather his ego and over-confidence after winning the Cleo award.
And, strangely, when an actor tries to do a drunk scene by actually being drunk, it hardly ever comes off right. The actor who is enjoying a buzz is not really doing his job as an actor, and it shows.
It's always overstated. It's actually kind of funny, real life alcoholics slip by undetected so often because people expect what they see in TV and movies, where someone is slurring and stumbling around, when the reality is that I know people who can drink enough to put a person without their alcohol tolerance into a coma and then proceed to a high-stress, high-risk high-stakes job that requires skill and cogency, sometimes jobs that put peoples lives at risk... Which they go into every day and perform their jobs flawlessly. Until one day they don't. The insipid part about alcoholism is that it often gives a certain cadre of people just what they need to succeed, just enough numbness to grant them the confidence that frankly stupider people have unjustifiably, it blunts the Dunning-Kruger effect. Eventually, though, the booze takes what it gives. The equation is balanced, the score is settled, and it all comes crashing down. Or worst possibly of all, it doesn't.
@@moncorp1 Except he was too drunk and pitched them a slogan he got from someone else, and he was forced to solve that problem too. So, yes, Don definitely needed to mind his limits there.
@@paulallen579 Except there wasn’t any real problem by taking the ad. Jim and Dennis bought the edited and stolen line. So hiring Danny wasn’t a problem because they could afford him and they gave him some work to do that nobody else wanted to do. It was a surprise win win, Don being the lucky son of a bitch he is, made it happen when he would have at any other moment, failed. That’s was really hilarious. He went off script wildly but won the clients over so nobody cares at all that he did that. But he does that same last second audible with Hersey and blows it because the potential clients don’t like the message or that Don cried in the meeting. They should all have seen what happened here as the real sign that Don needed help and nobody did anything.
Best part is the follow up near the end of the episode when Peggy tells Don he stole the idea from that dumb kid. The pure revulsion and disdain in Don having to concede defeat was hilarious.
Pete's look of internal panic and horror at 2:52 is awesome! I love how the situation seems to be escalating into an awkward trainwreck and then Don just brings it home into a perfect slam dunk.
@@Lucifronz Agreed. Especially Quaker Oats. They’re a big company. If hiring one schlep means securing that account, that’s just good business in my opinion
Everyone’s mentioning how drunk Don is but I actually also noticed that the two Life execs are also pretty tipsy. Maybe that’s why they pick Danny’s idea in the end!
I love when he has that look and is somewhat silly. Very likable character. Haven't seen such a great in depth characters since breaking bad with walter white.
Missing the context of the earlier scene whereby we know Don has accidentally/drunkenly stolen the "Cure for the common breakfast" line from a pathetic hack who tried (and failed) to get a job at the agency. That's why Peggy looks so infuriated. She knows they can't actually use it regardless of how much the client loves it.
Peggy only gets to tell Don two days later. He goes off after the presentation goes to bed drunk with one girl and wakes up with another he doesn't recognise with no recollection of the lost day.
Scott Demoss I’m watching it for the third time on Netflix you are right it does get better and better I am on season 4 episode 3 it’s crazy because I discovered the show about one year ago maybe two
The sets on the show, the office decor was so authentic and so precise, its as if the show was actually made in the 60s. ive seen pictures of office interior decor of that time and Mad Mens decor was exactly the same if not better, that is why it was such a brilliant show
My dad was a V.P. in a big insurance company in the 60s and I asked him if there was really that much drinking in the office. He said if you had a big client in town it wasn't uncommon at all. They also had guys like Pete who would get the client anything they wanted including booze, dope or women.
I think the entire show could just be a discetion of the fact that Don Draper is a hypocrite and a flawed and selfish individual. This is just one of the many ways he applies different rules to everyone else than he does to himself.
I love how he's just recycling themes and ideas from his genius pitch for the carousel in season 1. He delivered that pitch the verve and poignancy. Now his creative powers have wained. He's become a bloated, drunken exec, throwing things at the wall to see what sticks. It'll be interesting to see if he brings back the old ingenious Don next season.
That’s wrong . Season 4 Don was at his peak in career , psychologically, and physically. He was swimming , writing his thoughts out and had a clear head not drinking as much. S1 he was young and fresh. S4 he was peak and then he went downhill in the latter years
The little details like Peggy holding the award for a long time and have it snatched from her. I remember she was feeling bitter she didn't get recognition for helping make the idea that won this award.
I love how many people forget the fact that the exact slogan they ended up going with, was one that Don directly shat on and then fired the person who put the idea forward. He's not only drunkenly stumbling into success, the catalyst for that success was someone he directly disparaged.
WOW! The detail in this scene! Only The Sopranos and Breaking Bad can rival this. To look over what we see: 1. Don is drunk and is COMPLETELY a caricature of his own self. Amazing how they wrote this and how Jon Hamm acted and pulled it off 2. The detail with the jealousy of Peggy! She IMMEDIATELY snatches that award like it's hers, then to make matters worse, parades around the room with Don and Roger who are intoxicated and Peggy being sober. She feels like she deserves that award for her own self so badly she rejoices in every glimmering moment that she can - because (example of great writing) the audience has seen over the course of the show how Peggy prematurely asks for things, can be somewhat conniving when getting her way - and we see later on in the episode when Peggy and Don argue about the award that she almost feels like that award belongs to her. Amazing.
I do not think she "paraded" around the room, but was having fun with Don and Roger. They just won a prestigious award, let them celebrate. I would be akin to high fives. Good morale builds good workers.
I swear it's the same for me: I've made some of my best impressions while drunk in a suit and with eyes on me. And my name is almost Don - it's Dan. Lmao
+Hermann Schnauz If I could land meetings like this with 2 bottles of Vodka in me then ye I'd say its dumb and drunk as fuck. But I cant even stand after 1 bottle so I have to agree with my main man Carlos and say it was alpha as fuck.
Different people have different tolerances. Also-this is a TV show. It's fake. Of course he can handle it-it's in the script. Human physiology didn't suddenly become less able to handle alcohol.
The point is that he’s not as naturally talented and gifted as he was during the carousel speech. He’s jaded and resorts to stealing someone else’s pitch. Kind of a shadow of the suave salesman he was in the early seasons
Don hits a home run this time. However, the scene presages his problems with alcohol and the difficulty it ultimately causes him. Such experiences lead Don to believe he can act anyway that he wants and still succeed. While this was some brilliant maneuvering on his part, he is riding for a fall and it becomes more and more evident.
I once went out to a corporate lunch for my birthday, drank 6 beers, astonished my boss and his boss when they realized I'd drunk 6 beers, went back to work, went into a meeting room where I and a colleague were each scheduled to give a presentation, listened to my colleague's presentation, got up and gave the presentation that I was schedule to give, and astonished my boss and his boss again by giving a sterling presentation and absolutely smoking my colleague. I heard them talking to each other as we left saying "How the * did he do that? He drank 6 beers at lunch!"
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Enjoy the rest of your life! ...
... cereal!
BarryDennen12 lmao
BarryDennen12
I didn’t get it
@@WisamSafi1978 Its brilliant, it's essentially two positive interpretations of "enjoy the rest of your life" and "enjoy the rest of your life cereal" message to the kids as in to really enjoy the full bowl. And it even helps to make them eat up the full bowl so there's less to clean up.
Now I got it :)
I've never seen drunk people being portrayed as brillianty as in mad men
Trailer park boys
you haven't seen superbad
MASH characters held their own.
Dude I’ve did a presentation in college still drunk from the night before and I was with an attitude that I do’n’t give a fuck what happens, the teacher liked it and got a 100 and did not got to do a final exam.
Who said they were portraying anything? lol they probably were actually drunk
‘Life, a reason to get out of bed in the morning’
That ain’t half bad
mazzak 😂
Sound kinda depressing though
joost Houterman depends on how you view life.
@@jogigantiko hahaha
Life. Eat it.
Just mail me my Clio.
"He was sentenced to Life cereal, without the possibility of parole."
hilarious
without the possibility of a bowl."
This..this is the one. We have a winner fellas
@@Onigirli next level wordplay.
@@Onigirli came here for this . Good stuff
I love how Don exits confidently with his "Anytime, fellas!" even though he's just drunkenly stumbled into success.
RogER! IN DoNE
It's a social thing they want to see him as a drinking buddy it's more relaxed that's why he talks to them like that as if they just had a moment of his genius while they shared in his moment of glory from the award. I worked in high end ladies wear never drank on the job but same friendly attitude is what sells women would tell me their life stories half the time while I give them clothes I listen and give advice and opinions about their issues and clothes. It's not a boring meeting it's sales.
everybody is drunk in business fairs
I love how Don just keeps going even after Pete tries to cut him off, "Give me a minute!" What I also love is how the clients don't seem to mind at all that Don is drunk off his ass. He just drunkenly spits out whatever slogan comes to mind, and while everyone else is visibly uncomfortable, it doesn't even seem to register with the clients.
And the clients are a little drunk too.
Good times, when you could just get shitfaced at work without someone bitching about it
The clients are caught up in the euphoria too. They enjoy Don's success, they enjoy a little whisky, he's a hotshot. The typical would have been their disproving looks. But this is way more realistic.
If you're always around alcoholics, it's just a Tuesday.
he’s just handsome
Anyone else notice that because he's too drunk to think, he basically gives an inferior version of his famous Carousel pitch from season 1?
I know!
@@benjaminkiefer802 I just saw it too again, and being buzzed now, he actually takes the opposite approach to this pain. Instead of being the victim, he is grabbing it by the Horn.. or the Bowl.
Oh really?
It must have been though for you to follow the entire show ahahaha
Drink more
But he still sold it Lol
"Little kid, big bowl, big spoon."
I saw this somewhere before...
Two girls, one cup... Wait, nevermind
@@mshi101 2 men 2 bananas .......did I just say something ackward
@@lopezrome1982 oakwords
@@lopezrome1982 so ackward
You could maybe say: a COMICALLY LARGE spoon????
Presenting projects in college in a nutshell
@Josh Stephenson shit I was high af during most of em
@Josh Stephenson It's not so much getting drunk for a presentation as it is being still drunk by the time the presentation starts.
@@jonathanw1019 BIG TRUTH DETECTED!
@@jonathanw1019 _Comment of the Year_
@@jonathanw1019 sure.
"Nostalgia". he's so drunk he's recycling his carousel pitch from an earlier season
Basically the first season finale
>>he's recycling his carousel pitch
@@alexmuenster2102 whoa, we got another Don Draper right here in the comments, guys, pay attention. ^ ^ ^
@@alexmuenster2102 which are ?
@@jeandupont8501 What?! You want me to give you tutorial here in the comments section of a RUclips clip?
lol he's so drunk, at the end of the list of slogans, he said the original rejected slogan that he just pitched them! lol
lol nice! I didn't even catch that
pidouble145 Actually it was a rewording of it. the original pitch was 'Eat Life By The Bowlful.' and his last was 'Life. Eat it by the bowlful!'
pidouble145 A Bowlful Of Life
that would have slayed
.......I can keep goin! HAHAHA
I'm in advertising and I've done a version of this myself. Don might not have done so intentionally, sometimes a client can overthink a pitched concept. Reframe the context to give them a chance to respond to in on a more instantaneous level and they might just realise they like it after all.
For some reason, acting drunk convincingly is one of the most difficult things to pull off. But this is one of the best I've ever seen. Ironically, it's not so much the alcohol that's gone to his head, but rather his ego and over-confidence after winning the Cleo award.
And, strangely, when an actor tries to do a drunk scene by actually being drunk, it hardly ever comes off right. The actor who is enjoying a buzz is not really doing his job as an actor, and it shows.
It's always overstated. It's actually kind of funny, real life alcoholics slip by undetected so often because people expect what they see in TV and movies, where someone is slurring and stumbling around, when the reality is that I know people who can drink enough to put a person without their alcohol tolerance into a coma and then proceed to a high-stress, high-risk high-stakes job that requires skill and cogency, sometimes jobs that put peoples lives at risk... Which they go into every day and perform their jobs flawlessly. Until one day they don't.
The insipid part about alcoholism is that it often gives a certain cadre of people just what they need to succeed, just enough numbness to grant them the confidence that frankly stupider people have unjustifiably, it blunts the Dunning-Kruger effect. Eventually, though, the booze takes what it gives. The equation is balanced, the score is settled, and it all comes crashing down. Or worst possibly of all, it doesn't.
@@indalcecio That was deep!
@@indalcecio Amazing.
@@jeandupont8501 thanks man!
Pete literally tried to save him two different times and he wasn't having it
Gimme a second!
But being the genius Draper is, he didn't need saving. Even when plastered.
Bob Brock
Literally
@@moncorp1 Except he was too drunk and pitched them a slogan he got from someone else, and he was forced to solve that problem too. So, yes, Don definitely needed to mind his limits there.
@@paulallen579 Except there wasn’t any real problem by taking the ad. Jim and Dennis bought the edited and stolen line. So hiring Danny wasn’t a problem because they could afford him and they gave him some work to do that nobody else wanted to do. It was a surprise win win, Don being the lucky son of a bitch he is, made it happen when he would have at any other moment, failed. That’s was really hilarious. He went off script wildly but won the clients over so nobody cares at all that he did that. But he does that same last second audible with Hersey and blows it because the potential clients don’t like the message or that Don cried in the meeting. They should all have seen what happened here as the real sign that Don needed help and nobody did anything.
I loved this show. I actually thought his drunken pitch, " Enjoy the rest of your Life. Cereal. " was actually clever but hilarious.😂😂
"Enjoy the rest of your Life" was the best one.
...Cereal
but it sounds way too mature for a kid cereals
RetroGuy76 - Mikey doesn't get invented until 1972.
It makes me think about death. So it's gonna be a no from me dawg.
@@DiogenesNephew lmao
I burst out laughing at "Enjoy the rest of your Life....Cereal"
Same
Casually morbid before he realizes it lol
1:58 littlekidbigbowlbigspoon
The look on Don's face at 3:32 is pure gold.
:D
He looks cross-eyed lol
Lmao
This is meme-worthy! Along w/ Pete’s expression at 2:52 as Don continues his drunk pitch 🤣
How can someone be so handsome yet so goofy-looking at the exact same time? Only Jon Hamm could pull that off! 🤪😁
"ROGER! I'm done!"
*I'm Don
Utah! Get me two!!
@@ChrisHops22 *Dick Whitman
3:12--"Gimme a second!". Absolutely priceless.
"I could keep going...". LOL
Seriously reminded me of (Sterling) Archer at that moment!
@@JD.......... Archer movie with Jon Hamm with Benjamin's voice.
"I could keep going" - Don Draper
"The man said 'sold.'" - Don Draper to Ginsberg
I love how Roger calls Peggy "Jimmy Olsen"
hahahahahah never noticed that
and directly after this drunk don says to mrs. blankenship, "book a room with a lock on it for MISTERS olson and the other guy"
Life is just a bowl of life cereal
That is scary...it better also include Cinnamon Life.
this guy got it!
You uh...always know what you gonna get.
@@renemeyer2602 🤣🤣
Life begins at breakfast time! Boom sold
Theo Vigo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Remove "time" and it's perfect.
Quite good man!
Dude , no wonder they kept away from integration for so long. Layne and Pete were right all along
Good thing the guys from Life Cereal were just as drunk as Don was.
Best part is the follow up near the end of the episode when Peggy tells Don he stole the idea from that dumb kid. The pure revulsion and disdain in Don having to concede defeat was hilarious.
Then he had to hire the dumb kid.
I like how the kid didn't bow to his strongarmed negotiating saying he wanted a job not money as well
That young dude really stuck it to Don lol
@@johnbowman1076 Then he got fired a year later. Honestly given the value of the contract, it was probably worth it.
@@colderplasma Yeah dude he'd have a year of that experience on his resume he'd be set 👍
He also got to Punch Roger in the Balls for being a Bully, Win-Win all around.
1:38 That old guy smiling in reminiscence right after Don barely resists the urge to mini-barf, that really made me grin
Pete's look of internal panic and horror at 2:52 is awesome! I love how the situation seems to be escalating into an awkward trainwreck and then Don just brings it home into a perfect slam dunk.
Mooky Blaylock Hahaha! Nice one!
not exactly a slam dunk... he used a crappy idea that he blatantly stole and also had to hire some hack as a result
DON....PLEASE......STOP....NOOOOOOOOoooo!!
@@kahlildozier1397 He closed the account. All that really matters, honestly.
@@Lucifronz Agreed. Especially Quaker Oats. They’re a big company. If hiring one schlep means securing that account, that’s just good business in my opinion
Everyone’s mentioning how drunk Don is but I actually also noticed that the two Life execs are also pretty tipsy. Maybe that’s why they pick Danny’s idea in the end!
That fucking look on Pete's face at 2:52
Love Pete trying to give him the vaudeville hook, lol
"That dog'll hunt." - old timey slogans
ROGER I'M DONE XD
Don's stupid smile at 3:31
It's like Michael Scott.
His eyes aren’t even pointing in the same direction
I love when he has that look and is somewhat silly. Very likable character. Haven't seen such a great in depth characters since breaking bad with walter white.
lmao😂😂🍷
I noticed that crazy smile too 😂😂
Though it looks more like a high smile than the drunk smile it should be 😂
Missing the context of the earlier scene whereby we know Don has accidentally/drunkenly stolen the "Cure for the common breakfast" line from a pathetic hack who tried (and failed) to get a job at the agency. That's why Peggy looks so infuriated. She knows they can't actually use it regardless of how much the client loves it.
they hired the guy though
@@grazecoin9854 They didn't want to hire him, but they had no choice after Don's drunken fuck up.
@@grazecoin9854 They had to. He threatened to sue if he didn't get hired.
Peggy only gets to tell Don two days later. He goes off after the presentation goes to bed drunk with one girl and wakes up with another he doesn't recognise with no recollection of the lost day.
@@SergeantExtreme he wouldn't have grounds to sue
3:00 Lane was like, "Bitch, are you for real?"
ive watched every episode of every season many times, and it just gets better and better
Scott Demoss I’m watching it for the third time on Netflix you are right it does get better and better I am on season 4 episode 3 it’s crazy because I discovered the show about one year ago maybe two
"It IS a surprise, I agree." Lane = hilarious.
The "Nostalgia" throwback at the beginning of the pitch is amazing, and I don't know how I missed it on my first watch.
The sets on the show, the office decor was so authentic and so precise, its as if the show was actually made in the 60s.
ive seen pictures of office interior decor of that time and Mad Mens decor was exactly the same if not better, that is why it was such a brilliant show
The look on Pete's face during the "Victory Lap" LMAO
My dad was a V.P. in a big insurance company in the 60s and I asked him if there was really that much drinking in the office. He said if you had a big client in town it wasn't uncommon at all. They also had guys like Pete who would get the client anything they wanted including booze, dope or women.
Life! It's what you're sentenced to.
"Can't go on without Life!"
All those pitch lines go against Don's rule of going in with more than 1 idea.
Don't think that was ever a real rule, he just wanted to drop Ginsberg's idea in that episode because he felt threatened by him.
@@JB-xl2jc In season 1 Don snipes at Ken for suggesting that Bethlehem Steele could work in two ideas at once. He does it in front of the client
@@JB-xl2jc No, he says it quite a few times throughout the show.
@@JB-xl2jc Nice explanation. Sometimes a lie tells you more than the truth.
I think the entire show could just be a discetion of the fact that Don Draper is a hypocrite and a flawed and selfish individual. This is just one of the many ways he applies different rules to everyone else than he does to himself.
Simultaneously the funniest and most uncomfortable scene the show, it's terrific
Should have just been
"Life is good."
damn that's solid but i think LG took it
Have your life, and eat it too.
Enjoy Life until its empty
Grab life by the bowls
@@centurionl back then they were still Goldstar and Lucky, and separate companies!
"Life is just a bowl of LIFE cereal." LOL! That's wonderfully terrible.
super funny and silly slogan.
I loved this fuckin show, still watch it on Netflix all the time
+Mike Yezo Me too. It's gets better with repeat viewings, I think.
Netflix booted it as of March 1st :(
Bolizen it's back I've been watching it for the 1st time ....killed the series in a WK lol
Imagine looking this handsome even when drunk asf.
I love how he's just recycling themes and ideas from his genius pitch for the carousel in season 1. He delivered that pitch the verve and poignancy. Now his creative powers have wained. He's become a bloated, drunken exec, throwing things at the wall to see what sticks.
It'll be interesting to see if he brings back the old ingenious Don next season.
And here we are 7 years later Don singing kumbaya in the mountains 😭
That’s wrong . Season 4 Don was at his peak in career , psychologically, and physically. He was swimming , writing his thoughts out and had a clear head not drinking as much. S1 he was young and fresh. S4 he was peak and then he went downhill in the latter years
@@Mcjesus97 my thoughts exactly
Your spelling has waned
At the end of the show, the genius comes back. It builds slowly, so you forget about it… then it hits you in the face.
His gleeful drunken frozen rictus grin.
3:02 Don's only a couple tag lines away from "Take my life---please!"
"Life" Sweet with no substance!
or
"Life" You'll miss it when you're dead!
God I miss this show.
+Molly MH DVD: The Cure For The Common Mad Men Fan
@@NYCentralSpotter1070 3 years later.. what is the cure? I need it
A true American classic
I like "life, reason to get out of bed in the morning"
LMFAOOOOOO Jon Hamm should've won an oscar just for that face at 3:32 😂
You mean an Emmy
It's so good 😭
The little details like Peggy holding the award for a long time and have it snatched from her. I remember she was feeling bitter she didn't get recognition for helping make the idea that won this award.
Could we not start Mad Men back up into the 70's? Who's with me?
Eric Johnson I'm with you all the way man! Miss it so much! Felt like my youth's been taken away from me..
I'd watch it.
Aye
Early 2000s would be cool. TV advertising really plateaued then
”We”?
This is the opposite of the Carousel pitch, the drunken bad version...
And he STILL sells it! :D
I love how many people forget the fact that the exact slogan they ended up going with, was one that Don directly shat on and then fired the person who put the idea forward.
He's not only drunkenly stumbling into success, the catalyst for that success was someone he directly disparaged.
WOW! The detail in this scene! Only The Sopranos and Breaking Bad can rival this. To look over what we see:
1. Don is drunk and is COMPLETELY a caricature of his own self. Amazing how they wrote this and how Jon Hamm acted and pulled it off
2. The detail with the jealousy of Peggy! She IMMEDIATELY snatches that award like it's hers, then to make matters worse, parades around the room with Don and Roger who are intoxicated and Peggy being sober. She feels like she deserves that award for her own self so badly she rejoices in every glimmering moment that she can - because (example of great writing) the audience has seen over the course of the show how Peggy prematurely asks for things, can be somewhat conniving when getting her way - and we see later on in the episode when Peggy and Don argue about the award that she almost feels like that award belongs to her. Amazing.
Jizanthapus best show on TV.
gnilttbs yes, but they are still the best shows. The sopranos and the wire.
And obviously the whole "Nostalgia" thing is just him reheating his famous carousel pitch.
aroundtheworlda name some better ones
I do not think she "paraded" around the room, but was having fun with Don and Roger. They just won a prestigious award, let them celebrate. I would be akin to high fives. Good morale builds good workers.
If I was drunk and had to throw out a slogan, mine would be: "Life... ... ... hahahahahahahahahaha."
"Roger, I'm done"...Gold! Lol
I swear it's the same for me: I've made some of my best impressions while drunk in a suit and with eyes on me. And my name is almost Don - it's Dan. Lmao
It's amazing what you can do while uninhibited; as long as you don't make an ass of yourself. lol
"Life! It's a shit sandwich because the more bread you have, the less shit you have to eat". Don should have gone with that.
I’m stealing this
@@jonnybirchyboy1560 Help yourself! We aim to please!
Life
Puts a smile on your face!
That was alpha as fuck
+Hermann Schnauz lol "I got it Pete"
+Hermann Schnauz aren't they the same thing? lol jk
+Hermann Schnauz If I could land meetings like this with 2 bottles of Vodka in me then ye I'd say its dumb and drunk as fuck. But I cant even stand after 1 bottle so I have to agree with my main man Carlos and say it was alpha as fuck.
thanks herman
Different people have different tolerances. Also-this is a TV show. It's fake. Of course he can handle it-it's in the script. Human physiology didn't suddenly become less able to handle alcohol.
Life is short, drown it in milk till it's soggy.
Life is cheap, in a box.
Life: in the end you're disintegrating in warm milk.
Life, better than death... cereal.
Life: an empty bowl is an empty soul.
The best things in Life are free. $4.00 a box, milk not included.
point of this scene: don is better drunk than most are sober
Lark Macallan except no? The only idea they liked was the cliche Don stole from that talentless cousin of Jane.
Better? He stole that pitch from a hack, so I don't know which one is worse.
The point is that he’s not as naturally talented and gifted as he was during the carousel speech. He’s jaded and resorts to stealing someone else’s pitch. Kind of a shadow of the suave salesman he was in the early seasons
Jaded? He's drunk here, absolutely off his head, and his pitch and softballs were terrible.
"Life,the cure for the commom breakfast" totally got me.
2:25 - Hey, reminds me of how Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was made because Quaker Oats wanted to develop a new candy line.
This is the most spot-on performance of drunk ever. I'm getting flashbacks; I almost feel tipsy just watching.
Life! It's like a box of chocolates, it doesn't last as long for fat people.
"Life! It's like a box of chocolates: It'll give you diabetes!"
Pause it at 3:01 to see Pete's reaction. That will really make you laugh at loud
This is basically how I behave at work except I suck at my job.
I lost my shit, this was absolutely fucking hilarious
1:11 Don: "You didnt start without me did you?"
"No, Don. I would not do that."
That fear in his voice. LMAO
Enjoy the rest of your life... cereal.
Watching this while eating Life cereal
its sweetness never ends...
Glad to see Valery Legasov pursue a happier carrer in this alternate timeline, though i wonder what became of chernobyl without him
What I wanna know is - how the hell was this my most successful pitch?
Do you even remember this meeting, Don!???
Well Don you have drank too much and you've blacked out and you start to be a drunk fuck that you are you stole that dumb-ass kid idea.
"I got it, I got it Pete." 😂👏🏿
This is so funny on so so many levels.
The grin on Don’s face when they all agree on the slogan always makes me shake with laughter
I think the term is "shiteating grin"
Don hits a home run this time. However, the scene presages his problems with alcohol and the difficulty it ultimately causes him. Such experiences lead Don to believe he can act anyway that he wants and still succeed. While this was some brilliant maneuvering on his part, he is riding for a fall and it becomes more and more evident.
And this is how it was done before computers. People had to figure things out.
"Gimme a second!" 😂
Having been in sales for only 2 years, i can tell you that sometimes stuff like this happens. :-) It is a fun crowd.
Jon Hamm is an incredible actor...............he reminds me of a movie star actor from the 1950's like a Bogart or Cagney.............
Loved the series...
ROGER! I’M DONE!
It’s so good
I once went out to a corporate lunch for my birthday, drank 6 beers, astonished my boss and his boss when they realized I'd drunk 6 beers, went back to work, went into a meeting room where I and a colleague were each scheduled to give a presentation, listened to my colleague's presentation, got up and gave the presentation that I was schedule to give, and astonished my boss and his boss again by giving a sterling presentation and absolutely smoking my colleague. I heard them talking to each other as we left saying "How the * did he do that? He drank 6 beers at lunch!"
this is actually the best portrayal of drunk on tv I've seen! you can tell he's fairly drunk not thinking right but is trying!
Jim Lahey- Trailer Park boys
This fictitious character gives hope to all who think they come across as brilliant when drunk.
Ahh, the innocent hubris of the talented drunk, all perspective gone.
The clap into "Ok, everybody ready? SO."
I was waiting for Don to suggest "Monkey Tennis"
"Don, you're drunk. Go to my office and chop yourself some lines. Sober up."