Mad Men: In Care Of

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Sunkist has requested from SC&P a dedicated west coast representative. Despite it being a demotion, Stan asks Don to be that person as Stan has his own ideas of what that west coast position means: the beginning of another advertising firm of his own. Considering Stan's request, Don contemplates his own future based on his recent past behavior, both professionally and personally. He has finally come to the realization of it being destructive and he makes a decision for himself and Megan which would get them away from many of Don's problems, such as Sally's revelation of his affair with Sylvia, and from Sylvia herself. Don's intent of how he will conduct his life is made public during a presentation to a potential lucrative new client, Hershey's. Ted and Peggy also come to decisions of their own with regard to their personal relationship, especially following a series of cat and mouse sexual games, where the role of cat and the role of mouse are not always well defined. Roger, who is on bad terms with his own "legal" family, still wants to build a life of sorts with Joan and Kevin. As such, he doesn't like Bob seemingly infiltrating that territory. And Pete deals with several pieces of news regarding his mother. As Bob is both a part of his professional life and personal life, the latter albeit indirectly, Pete takes his frustrations out on Bob. But an incident concerning the Chevy account leads to a determination of Pete's immediate future.