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http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/television/2015/05/mad_men_and_women_in_the_workplace_more_than_anything_this_was_matthew_weiner.html
There are many ways to choose the best-ever line from seven hugely quotable seasons of Mad Men. You could pick a salient passage from the Draper Doctrine of market-driven nihilism. You could open a pot of Sterling’s Gold. You could tap a maple on a cold Vermont morning or tap a bowl with Peggy Olson. But if you ask this viewer, the honor belongs to Sterling Cooper veteran Freddy Rumsen, who, in the Season 5 episode “The Other Woman,” gave copywriter Peggy Olson a rousing directive to show Don that she’s “not some secretary from Brooklyn who’s dyin’ to help out.”
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