Rolling your own cigarettes is actually the best value, and it will save you a few dollars compared to buying cigarettes
This is similar to "Kiss It Off Me," where there's small details taken from actual relationships, but largely it's another screenwriting exercise
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Who is this person, this mystery?" (Note that the first time we see the flesh and blood Don, it's from that same vantage point.) There's a lot to digest here, a lot of characters to meet, a lot of casually offensive dialogue to adjust to (I'm fond of Don telling Rachel Menken, "I'm not going to let a woman talk to me like this," but almost every line uttered by Pete and his cronies does the same trick), and Weiner uses the patented pilot device of My First Day At The New Job to smooth the transition, turning Moss's Peggy into our eyes and ears -- at least until she winds up inviting the engaged Pete into her apartment, the aftermath of which I'm grateful we didn't have to see nor hear