I really didn't know what to expect after Don agreed to the stipulations so quickly. Turns out, neither did he. Kind of weird that even with Don's bad behavior in the past, that the firms partners would do everything they could to marginalize him, either as punishment or they just didn't trust him to not f*ck up again. I did find a lot of humor in the fact that they basically had Don now working for Peggy. The entire episode was a p*ssing contest and yes, Don eventually loses it and gets sh*tfaced because he rather get fired instead of working for her. I was kind of surprised that he came to the realization that nothing is ever going to be handed to him on a silver platter again. So, does this mean this is the start of his redemption to carry us to the Series Finale? I'm not sure. There is bound to be a few more missteps along the way.

I dug Sterling's story where he goes to the Hippie farm to rescue his daughter and then ends up being seduced by the lifestyle. That to only had a short shelf life before he reverted back to his former self. The idea that any mother would willing abandon their own child to live that life is pretty pathetic. Really, who the f*ck does that and thinks it's okay?