Name: Nixon vs. Kennedy
Released: 2016-12-05
Cast: Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery

1) optometrist

There's an optometrist on Lexington.
2) semblance

Got to be some semblance of privacy left here.
3) absinthe

I have a bottle of absinthe in my office.
4) recount

A recount in Illinois alone means 30 days without a president.
5) resemblance

Striking resemblance to Broderick Crawford.
6) booze

Draper has plenty of booze.
7) thug

Galt's a thug born on the wrong side of the tracks.
8) bunk

You can bunk next door.
9) coward

You're a coward.
10) optimism

Ah, the optimism of the American corporation.
11) biscuit

dog biscuit.
12) sweetheart

Thank you, sweetheart.
13) liar

Kinsey, you're a liar.
14) rum

Rum, creme de menthe,
15) precinct

With some precinct opening as early as 12 this morning,
16) sack

If I let you into that supply closet, it is not going to be the sack of Rome.
17) supporter

both candidates bid their supporter a good night.
18) frustration

I can understand your frustration, Don.
19) vest

I hope you play your cards close to the vest with clients.
20) goodness

My goodness, he does want this job.
21) elevator

Sonny from the elevator and some janitor... I don't know his name...
22) liquor

And liquor stores are closed tonight.
23) voter

voter across the country are deciding

1) meaner

The meaner you are, the more I like you.
2) remarkably

in which case you look remarkably good.
3) predominantly

predominantly Catholic Hudson County, New Jersey.
4) literally

Well, I just spent the night literally in a smoke-filled room at The Waldorf
5) besides

Besides, what if Nixon loses?
6) somewhere

We'll go somewhere else.
7) obviously

and there's obviously a reason.
8) apparently

She says apparently the phone company is a war zone on election night.
9) definitely

Nixon definitely won our precinct.
10) apart

I heard he fell apart in London.
11) indeed

that the State of Ohio has indeed gone to Vice President Richard Nixon.
12) nearly

But I'm three years, six months nearly a civilian.
13) exactly

You're wrong. I know exactly what I want.
14) alone

A recount in Illinois alone means 30 days without a president.
15) particularly

particularly in my state, the entire South,
16) perhaps

"Perhaps. "
17) otherwise

Otherwise, Nixon wins.
18) especially

I mean, especially this way.
19) actually

Actually, "Herman" goes on my checks.
20) kind

That's kind of elaborate.
21) enough

Let's see if Cooper's smart enough to know that.
22) together

Can't we be together here?
23) else

Anything else?

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