A philosophical, cynical, revealing DON & RACHEL's duologue from "Mad Men" by Matthew Weiner. Genre: drama.
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INT. ZEBRA LOUNGE - LATER 28 *
A white-coated OLD WAITER weaves through the more formal, lounge room of the bar, as well-dressed couples have intimate drinks by candlelight. He arrives at a booth where Don and Rachel sit across from each other.
OLD WAITER
For the lady, a special mai-tai. He puts down a large fruit and umbrella covered glass.
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