Shrink after the sessions utterly violating doctor/patient privilege and the shrink tells him everything betty said. basically at that moment, the husband and wife are one body. he owns, including her privacy, relative to her position. exactly. exactly. you know, peggy struggles to be one of the guys at work. she s constantly excluded from all of the after work stuff. where a lot of business takes place. so weinart very good at showing these often unspoken practices against which these women had to rail and could barely name what they were. absolutely. when we come back, we ll keep our rose colored cla eed glasse continue talking more about mad men. to ca x. go ahead and take a sip, and then let me know what the baby thinks of it. four million drivers switched to this car insurance last year.
People want to crawl under that quilt for an hour. it s not like there is ever a moment when women don t thank, people of color don t know that. part of what i find fascinating, the show only has 3 million viewers or something, not a huge amount. but it has an outside impact. i was able to go pick this up dress, right? at willow, the boutique by my house. because there is this way it s having a broader cultural manifestation, and people of color are engaging it, despite there is no moment when we don t know those things. women, i think the show has a particular address for women, and it s double edged. women look at the show and they are like thank god it s not like that anymore. thank god you don t have these narrow choices of being a housewife like betty, being joan who has to use her sexuality to get ahead or peggy, boxed into the corner. thank god sexual harassment is now illegal. and yet but is it really