Based on her conversation with that shirtless smug fuck at that loft party where she met Abe last season, Peggy sees copywriting as real writing, the difference being you get paid for copywriting. Art is art. I think Megan sees things the same way but her communist father doesn't and it's harshing her buzz that he's…

She seemed so Texan to me. Oh well.

If a woman had left a note on her male neighbor's door calling him a prostitute? I don't think anybody would care.

Well you know how it is, right? When your achievement's already been crapped on and minimized it makes it kind of hard to feel the warmth when you do finally get some sincere acknowledgement. People don't just switch on a dime because one person said something nice.

What's he going to do anyway? Talk about surviving the Holocaust all the time? That weird dad-guy of his though, I'd like some clarification on him at some point. Ginsberg doesn't seem to like him much. He watches him when he's sleeping? Wha..?

I saw Pete's routine with Dr. Calvert as him making fun of his own profession. He's been pretty disillusioned with everything lately.

Pete and Peggy kind of had their moment of reckoning when it was announced that Trudy was pregnant and Peggy went into Pete's office to congratulate him. It was obviously difficult for her and an "oh shit I'm a dick" moment for him.

Megan is in a situation where she can't accept full credit for her accomplishment because she had to have Don pitch her idea for her for it to even be heard and Stan and Ginsberg don't even believe it was her idea. And at the award party the night before her dad kind of shit on her "great beans success" and the whole…

Oh if only I had the wherewithal in high school and my early twenties that I do now.

I didn't realize how Texan Reese Witherspoon was until I saw her do an interview on Letterman recently. Her real-life accent and persona remind me of the mom on Friday Night Lights.

Only hot chicks who do bits about how women are all crazy gold diggers get three shows at once.

Yeah I worked at Abco/Alpha Beta a long time ago and this guy I was dating from there told me how some of the managers told him how to use the security mirrors to get an eyeful of the female customers.

And if you do shop in a burqa or whatever covering we'll make a whole other set of fucked up assumptions about you and probably follow you around the store like a shoplifting suspect.

Example: I can make lasagna in a Crock Pot,* but I have to do it in two batches to get all the noodles and cheese in. I split all the ingredients in half. I do the first batch and it turns out perfect. I do the second batch the exact same way with all the same ingredients in the same amounts and it turns out watery.

You haven't been up very long I take it. Good morning.

Well Megan said she's competitive, and if you rewatch she is making eyes at Don but he's just not getting it. Megan's dad's line, "she's fooled you into thinking she's particular," seemed like a backhanded way of telling her to cool her jets. And also, she was throwing shade at Sally when Roger was playing with her.

You'll save yourself a lot of money when you move out on your own if you learn how to cook. Ordering and eating out and even living on frozen stuff adds up unbelievably fast.

All signs are pointing to Roger.

She was competing with Megan and then with Sally for attention. Roger and Sally made a cute couple though.

Maybe. But she also turned Peggy's thinking around. If she'd gone to dinner with Abe assuming he was going to dump her that conversation would have gone much differently. Maybe Joan suggesting Peggy go out and buy a new dress was part of the positive spin psychology she was laying on her.