Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I started pre-law, but switched to engineering...

You don't have to if you don't want to.

- Judy can get through to him. - He's down in the dumps,

Why did you even bother asking me?

It's got everything, plus doctors.

I didn't want to go to her wedding, but I did.

My husband won't let me. It's a figure of speech.

Obviously Don would've loved the shot.

We'll pretend that you did the right thing on your own.

How are we supposed to get home?

- Would anyone like anything? Coffee... - It's 10:30.

I don't think it's crazy to be attached to a beaux-arts masterpiece

You'll be with the kids.

It's business going on and I'm not invited.

I've done all I can. Don?

- Sweetheart. - Brooks! Thank God.

- How was the drive, daddy? - In the Lincoln?

You have no problems with an atom plant on the east river, but this bothers you?

Like that's gonna help.

"Look how happy I am that I drink Patio."

Is it just a knock-off?

- Can I get you anything? - No, thank you.

It's sexy, and it's what they want.

"How to kill a city."

What would your father have to do

It can be greeted with terror or joy...

The least she can do is not come to mine.

The communist, the radical.

All I want to do is win.

Did you hear that?

I hate you. You know that.

Are we allowed to make fun of it, at least?

I'm going to have to talk to Don about this.

- Bruce Pike. - What does that old Saddlebag want?

How can he talk that way to me in the condition I'm in?

- Excuse me. - You're now Head of Accounts.

but it doesn't mean you're not working.

You're not fat anymore.

if he had known that this city would one day be filled with crybabies.

We're not married anymore, you know.

Tell me now and not three seconds after I've dozed off.

In "The New York Times."

Those girls are a nightmare.

I take full responsibility.

He's your father.

"I feel like I'm on the subway."

- Do you have a problem, buddy? - He's looking for an angle.

He wants to put him in an old folks home.

I hope you received the package showing our campaign to ease the way

- I'm a horrible daughter. - No, you're not.