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Fortunately, things are saucier out in Cos Cob, which Pete jokes is Algonquian for briefcase. After a few rounds of drinks, Don appears to have loosened up a bit and may even be having some fun.

The women return with arms filled with boxes and bags, and Sally asks if she can go with them to the gala. When Marie supports Sally by saying that every daughter should be able to see her father as a success, it sets Emile off, and he storms off to his bedroom, with Marie on his heels. Don and Sally and Bobby are confused.

Just before the ceremony DeAhanna walks in on a discussion of who can do the most push-ups. She likes the thought of men competing for her and encourages the men to hold the competition immediately. They oblige. Dark horse Jesse beats them all.

With the conversation turned to the Whitman murders, it's funny when someone mispronounces the name of the killer and it's Don - Dick Whitman - who corrects the blunder. Ken's wife Cynthia brags that her husband predicted this type of thing in one of his stories. This slip worries Ken and gets the attention of the guests, who prod for details. Cynthia tells them the basic plot as Ken squirms uncomfortably.

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Watch Episode The only man I thought could be a viable option was Ben, the man with the kid. I mean seriously how cute was that kid and how cool was it when he told her up front about who he was. Then he talked some more and I lost interest. Who says they just had a kid with their best friend? I have seen enough straight to Netflix movies where that never works and the mom and dad always get together, if ya know what I mean. Oh my good friend thinks that Zak W. would make a good husband for her. I am pretty sure she is twitter stalking him as we speak. I approve of his abs.

Back at the table, it's Emile, Marie, Don, Megan, and Sally - all disillusioned for different reasons. It's a great shot of three generations of disappointed people. A waiter tags the scene when he asks Sally if she's finished with her Shirley Temple. Indeed she is. She's also done with being an innocent little girl. Those days are gone forever.

"What thing?" I asked myself, wondering if I'd missed something. All episode long, she seemed to be disappointed, but it was never spelled out as far as I could see. It started after she gave Don the idea. It's as if, she feels like she hasn't earned her place at the table, or maybe she doesn't like the table. Or maybe she's still smarting from the fight with Don from the last episode. Whatever it is, it's big enough that she can't fully engage.