presents Mad Men.

MR. DRAPER: So, gentlemen, where are we with the Happy

Honeybear account?

BUSINESSMAN 1: Coming right along, Mr. Draper.

BUSINESSMAN 2: Would you like for us to show you some ideas,

Mr. Draper?

MR. DRAPER: Yes.

Let's take a look, shall we?

BUSINESSMAN 1: OK.

Here we go.

BUSINESSMAN 2: We've been working very hard on this.

BUSINESSMAN 1: How's that, huh?

MR. DRAPER: Let's see.

But this doesn't make me happy!

The raccoons are running off with the bear's honey This

makes me mad--

very mad.

BUSINESSMAN 2: Yeah.

It makes me mad, too.

BUSINESSMAN 1: Yeah, very mad!

BUSINESSMAN 2: Mad, mad, mad!

BOTH: We are mad men!

MR. DRAPER: We need to feel happy about honey.

Where's the picture that's going to

grab us with happiness?

You know, put a sticky smile on our faces?

BUSINESSMAN 1: Oh, oh.

How about this, Mr. Draper?

Huh?

BUSINESSMAN 2: Huh?

BUSINESSMAN 1: Huh?

MR. DRAPER: I don't see happy here.

The honey is all gone.

The bear has nothing to eat.

It makes me sad.

I'm sad.

BUSINESSMAN 1: Me too.

I'm sad.

BUSINESSMAN 2: Very sad.

BUSINESSMAN 1: Sad, sad, sad.

BOTH: We're sad men.

[CRYING]

MR. DRAPER: Where is that idea that's going to pull us up out

of our sadness, wipe away our tears, and make

us happy about honey?

Hm?

BUSINESSMAN 1: How about this one?

MR. DRAPER: Now, this one--

this one gets me right here.

The bear is dripping with gooey honey.

He's smiling.

This makes me happy.

This makes me happy.

BUSINESSMAN 1: I'm happy too!

BUSINESSMAN 2: So, so happy!

BUSINESSMAN 1: Happy, happy, happy!

BOTH: We're happy men!

MR. DRAPER: It's been an emotional

rollercoaster, hasn't it?

BUSINESSMAN 2: Yeah.

MR. DRAPER: We've been mad, sad, and happy.

BUSINESSMAN 1: Yeah.

MR. DRAPER: But good work, sycophants.

BUSINESSMAN 1: Thanks, Mr. Draper.

BUSINESSMAN 2: You're the boss, Mr. Draper.

MR. DRAPER: Yes, I am.

Watch the suit.

BUSINESSMAN 2: Oh, I'm sorry.