Peggy tries to find a roommate in Manhattan, Sally and Betty struggle with family loss, Sal directs his first commercial, and Pete brings in the jai alai account. Protect your ant farms from rogue pelotas and re-watch with us!

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We referenced David Ogilvy's seven rules of advertising in the podcast this week. Here is an overview, and his book is called Confessions of an Advertising Man.

Mad Men C to Z Podcast - The Arrangements Episode Timestamps

00:00 Introduction

00:47 Go around! Gene criticizes unkempt roofing while his 9 year old granddaughter is at the wheel

02:13 I am one of those girls.

06:07 How about a star-studded musical special with a jai alai match?

11:07 I'm your little girl. And I know it must be horrible to be looking at - whatever it is you're looking at. But can't you keep it to yourself?

13:45 Sal could do it. It's a single shot. It's lifted directly from Bye Bye Birdie.

14:24 Allergic to cats, but will tolerate dogs.

15:10 War is bad. Maybe, but it makes a man out of yuh.

21:12 You know, I don't need that much. But I do need tending.

25:57 My son lives in a cloud of success, but it's my success.

31:04 I don't keep pets. The smell makes them go crazy.

31:46 You remind me more of your grandma than your mother.

33:38 I have this image in my head. It's his 75th birthday. And I give him a team.

38:57 No dull moments or dull men tolerated.

43:11 Fathers, sons, and photos

44:51 You heard him, boys. Don't stop until you see the whites of his pockets.

45:40 Peaches give me a rash. Your sister likes 'em!

46:41 Are you Swedish? Norwegian. Well, we won't tell my parents.

48:12 He's late. And copious amounts of Raid.

48:52 It's not Ann Margret.

52:03 Are you related to Eugene Hofstadt?

53:58 Don't ruin the only good thing to come out of this: You are now a commercial director.

55:05 You got me a new TV because you think I was born yesterday.

58:05 He's dead and he's never coming back, and no one cares that he's really, really gone!

1:03:05 Episode wrap-up and listener shout-out