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He's a suave role model, but what are viewers learning from his behavior?
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Mad Men season finale tonight
Fausta's Blog —
... The statement “Shut the door. Have a seat” is the workplace equivalent of your meaningful other telling you “we need to talk.” It makes your blood drain from your face.
Here’s the video recap of last week’s episode, which featured the JFK assassination:
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